Population increase and decrease

[nuke11]

Originally Posted by Desert Mariner

For anyone interested, I've overhauled my population projection spreadsheet to incorporate some changes:

1. U.S. population is now shown at the county/parish level. Canada is still at the provincial level.
2. Ability to increase the die off % in areas listed in the 3E target list.
3. Ability to define up to ten (10) separate growth periods with differing growth rates following TEOTWAWKI.
4. TEOTWAWKI can take place in any year between 1970 and 2019.

File is Excel 2013 format but it's backward compatible at least to 2010 and is about 1.2mb.

Can you post the updated file?

[Desert Mariner]

Originally Posted by nuke11

Can you post the updated file?

File is too big for the forum and I didn't want to mess with Google drive if no one was interested....



Any feedback is most welcome.

[nuke11]

That is a seriously detailed spreadsheet. I still need to sit down and give it a whirl.

[Desert Mariner]

Originally Posted by nuke11

That is a seriously detailed spreadsheet. I still need to sit down and give it a whirl.

I plan on giving the same treatment to Canada and Mexico so there's data for campaigns in the border areas. Unfortunately, I haven't yet found countrywide statistics for all the needed years at Statistics Canada (plus their census areas seem to change constantly from year to year) and the INEGI site is primarily in Spanish (obviously) with very little English translation (that'll teach me to study German as my foreign language).

[mmartin798]

Originally Posted by Desert Mariner

(that'll teach me to study German as my foreign language).

Deutsch ist eine gute Sprache. Wir sollen mehr hier auf Deutsch screiben.

[Desert Mariner]

Originally Posted by mmartin798

Deutsch ist eine gute Sprache. Wir sollen mehr hier auf Deutsch screiben.

Mein Deutsch ist nicht mehr sehr gut. Aber seit 25+ Jahren habe ich dort gelebt.

[mmartin798]

Ok, maybe english is a better choice.

[nuke11]

Originally Posted by Desert Mariner

I plan on giving the same treatment to Canada and Mexico so there's data for campaigns in the border areas. Unfortunately, I haven't yet found countrywide statistics for all the needed years at Statistics Canada (plus their census areas seem to change constantly from year to year) and the INEGI site is primarily in Spanish (obviously) with very little English translation (that'll teach me to study German as my foreign language).

That information might not be available for Canada. 2006 thru 2011 the government had the bright idea to not want stats Canada doing a census. They also removed the law that made it mandatory to fill out the long form census as well. The information just might not be available at all.

You may have to look at each province to see if they hold the information you are looking for.

[Desert Mariner]

Thanks for that info, the more I search the more I think that I'll have to settle at Province/State level figures for Canada and Mexico.

[ChalkLine]

Originally Posted by nuke11

That information might not be available for Canada. 2006 thru 2011 the government had the bright idea to not want stats Canada doing a census. They also removed the law that made it mandatory to fill out the long form census as well. The information just might not be available at all.

The Australian conservative government tried to get out of as well for cost-cutting reasons. Luckily its requirement is included in our constitution

[Desert Mariner]

The spreadsheet has been updated to include data for Canadian Provinces and Mexican States. Also, since there's been a lot of posts regarding an Australian Project, data for Australia has been added.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Du..._pxVXakcFugJDb

Again, any feedback is most welcome.