Marketing.gov: Tools for Success
Joint BRASS and GODORT program
June 18, 2001
San Francisco, California
www.SANDAG.org
Anne Streinberger
San Diego Association of Governments
SANDAG
- San Diego Association of Governments
- Forum for regional decision-making, planning, and implementation
- 19 local government representatives
- 7 advisory members
- Monthly board meetings, technical and advisory committee meetings
Voting Members
[Presenter displayed a map of the San Diego area with SANDAG member governments indicated.]
Regional Work
- Population growth
- Transportation
- Census data
- Habitat planning
- Housing
- Energy
- Economic prosperity
- Public Safety
- Binational Planning
- Beach Sand
SANDAG’s Web site
- Established 1995
- 5,000 Web pages
- 12,500 daily page views
- 1,000 unique daily visitors
A Regional Resource
- Reports
- Meeting Agendas
- Formatted demographic profiles
- Data downloads
- GIS layers
- Interactive database and mapping applications
Government to Business
- Census data
- Demographic and economic estimates and forecasts
- Transportation information
- Employment and residential lands inventory
Census Data
- 2000 Census data
- Cities, unincorporated communities, census tracts
- Population counts, race/ethnicity, gender, age, marital status
- Owner/renter, vacancy rates
Regional Transportation Information
- Average daily traffic volumes
- Transit passenger counts
- Transit stop locations
Employment and Residential Lands Inventory
- Regional Economic Development Information (REDI) system
- Current and planned land use
- Available employment and residential land
- Mapping system
Mapping Applications
- San Diego-Tijuana Border Atlas
- Industrial Clusters
- Demographic and Economic Mapping System
Database Applications
- Profile WareHouse
- Data WareHouse
- BorderBase
- Online Transit Information System
- eStops
On the Horizon
- Web site redesign
- Better navigability
- Quick access to information
- Marketing and outreach
“The dream behind the Web is of a common information space in which we communicate by sharing information.”
- Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web
Marketing.gov: Tools for Success
Joint BRASS and GODORT Program, ALA Annual Conference, June 18, 2001
- Boettcher presentation
- Boettcher bibliography
- Streinberger presentation
- Ganly presentation
- Diamond presentation
- Diamond bibliography
- Wolff Internet resource list
- Updated Websites to Key Business Sources of the U.S. Government
- Glossary of terms
- Additional resources
Disclaimer: This publication has been placed on the web for the convenience of BRASS members. Information and links will not be updated. Posted 30 August 2001.




