2020 Social Vulnerability Indicators for Coastal Hazards by Census Tract

[Metadata] 2020 Social Vulnerability Indicator Count at or above the 75th percentile by Census Tract: The NOAA Coastal Management fellow completed a two-year project in July 2024 to support Hawaiʻi CZMP’s future work to apply for funding opportunities and to inform equitable polices. Approaching planning for sea level rise and other coastal hazards through an intersectional lens including social, demographic, and economic data, creates an opportunity to create an equitable adaption process while addressing the social and economic issues communities face. Layer includes 2020 Census data for a Social Vulnerability Indicator count at or above the 75th percentile on the census tract level. The data represented in this layer was based on a literature review which identified social, economic, and demographic data that would create barriers for individuals to prepare for, respond to, and recover from sea level rise and other coastal hazards. The layer was developed for and in used in the Social Vulnerability and Coastal Hazards tool, found here: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/d1c1181d2d98404cb09d22ffe4b9892b. Not all data relevant to sea level rise or other coastal hazards was included as some data sets were either not available for Hawai’i or not available at all. The data indicators present in the census tract or block group boundary are viewed as the result of systems of inequality and not as a characteristic of a community. The results of this layer and the tool referenced above should not be generalized for everyone within the designated boundaries and should only be used to gain a general understanding of the social, economic, and demographic makeup of an area. Further analysis (community outreach, working groups, interviews, etc.) should be used to supplement information that cannot be gathered from the mapping tool and contributing layers. To learn more about how this tool was developed, please refer to the accompanying document, found here: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:va6c2:5f4cd4c8-8e84-479b-9d28-86a501946d96. For more information, please refer to metadata at https://files.hawaii.gov/dbedt/op/gis/data/vuln_ind_2020_75th_perc_ct.pdf or contact the Hawaii Statewide GIS Program, Office of Planning and Sustainable Development, State of Hawaii; PO Box 2359, Honolulu, Hi. 96804; [phone]; email: [e-mail]; Website: https://planning.hawaii.gov/gis.[元数据] 2020年普查分区层面社会脆弱性指数（Social Vulnerability Indicator）达到或高于75百分位的统计量：美国国家海洋和大气管理局（National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration，NOAA）海岸管理研究员于2024年7月完成一项为期两年的项目，以支持夏威夷海岸带管理计划（Hawaiʻi CZMP）未来申请资助的工作，并为制定公平政策提供参考。通过结合社会、人口与经济数据的交叉性视角开展海平面上升及其他海岸灾害的规划工作，能够在应对社区面临的社会与经济问题的同时，构建公平的气候适应流程。本图层包含2020年普查分区层面社会脆弱性指数达到或高于75百分位的普查数据。 本图层所呈现的数据基于一项文献综述，该综述识别出会阻碍个体应对、响应及从海平面上升与其他海岸灾害中恢复的社会、经济与人口相关数据。本图层为《社会脆弱性与海岸灾害》工具开发并投入使用，该工具的访问链接为：https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/d1c1181d2d98404cb09d22ffe4b9892b。 并非所有与海平面上升或其他海岸灾害相关的数据均被纳入本数据集，部分数据要么无法获取夏威夷辖区的对应版本，要么完全无法公开获取。普查分区或街区组（Block Group）边界内呈现的数据指标，被视为不平等制度体系的产物，而非社区的固有特征。 本图层及上述工具的分析结果不应被推广适用于划定边界内的所有群体，仅应用于辅助理解某一区域的社会、经济与人口构成。需通过进一步分析（如社区参与、工作组座谈、访谈等）补充无法通过制图工具及贡献图层获取的信息。 若要了解该工具的开发细节，请参阅配套文档，访问链接为：https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:va6c2:5f4cd4c8-8e84-479b-9d28-86a501946d96。 如需更多信息，请参阅元数据文档https://files.hawaii.gov/dbedt/op/gis/data/vuln_ind_2020_75th_perc_ct.pdf，或联系夏威夷州全域地理信息系统项目办公室（夏威夷州规划与可持续发展厅），地址：夏威夷州火奴鲁鲁市邮政信箱2359，邮编96804；联系电话：[phone]；电子邮箱：[e-mail]；官方网站：https://planning.hawaii.gov。