Using this Site: Data, Trends & Maps

Introduction

The DNPAO Data, Trends, and Maps system allows you to search for health indicators related to nutrition, physical activity, and obesity. For example, you can look up the prevalence of obesity, the percentage of adults who meet physical activity guidelines, or fruit and vegetable consumption. You can view corresponding data nationally, for states, for selected locations.

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps page with callout boxes highlighting new features. Use the “View One Indicator” section to view a topic for all available locations by selecting a Category, Topic and clicking GO. Click “Use the Data Portal” to access and download DNPAO data and create custom visualizations. Use the View Indicators for One Location” section to view data for a location by selecting a Location and clicking GO, or by selecting a location from the map.

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The Explore by Topic page allows you to view one topic across all available locations. Whenever available, you can use the VIEW BY-drop-down menu to view data by demographic characteristics. To begin, select a Class and then Topic from the respective drop-down lists, and click GO. By default, the system displays the data in map format. You can then choose to view the data in chart or table format.

Viewing a Map

After selecting a topic, a color-coded map displays the data for the measure. A legend explaining the colors is displayed to the right of the map.

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Explore by Topic page with callout boxes highlighting new features. To view data, select a Category, Year, and click GO. Use the “Indicator” section to change the view. Use “View By” section to change the year and view the data by demographic characteristics, if available. Click on the “Gear Icon” to download the data being viewed in PDF or CSV format. Click on the “Map, Chart, or Table” icon to change the view type. Click a state on the map to view the data for the location. Select View all indicators for the location to see up to 8 indicators at one time for that specific location. The colors on the legend explain the colors on the map. Click the Legend Settings link to change the display.

Viewing a Chart

You can view data in a bar chart format by clicking the Chart icon next to the Map icon.

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Viewing a Chart module with callout boxes highlighting new features. Hover mouse on a bar or CI line to view the data for the location. These lines represent the confidence intervals (CI).

Viewing Data in Table Format

You can view data in table format by clicking the Table icon next to the Chart icon.

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Viewing Data ion Table Format module

Footnotes/Notes/Data Source

The Footnotes, Notes, and Data Source section at the bottom of a panel provides more information for the content displayed in the panel. This section explains the symbols displayed in a panel, displays important notes about the data, and also lists the data source. To hide this section, click the Hide Footnotes link circled below, to display it again, click the Show Footnotes link.

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Topic Indicator module. Highlight an option to hide footnotes.

Notes

The Notes section displays more information for the data displayed on the page, such as how national estimates are calculated and additional information on inclusion criteria.

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Data Source and Notes section. The Notes section displays more information for the data displayed on the page, such as how national estimates are calculated and additional information on inclusion criteria.

Suggested Citation

The Suggested Citation section provides citation information for the data displayed on the page.

Example:

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Suggested Citation section. The Suggested Citation section provides citation information for the data displayed on the page.

Related Links

The Related Links section contains links to other sites on the Web. These sites are not contained within the Data, Trends, and Maps Interactive Database.

Example:

Screen capture of new Data, Trends, and Maps Related Links section. The Related Links section contains links to other sites on the Web. When you click these links, the system takes you to the related sites. These sites are not contained within the Data, Trends, and Maps Interactive Database.

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