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Robarts Library 130 St. George St., 5th Floor
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Hours:
Reference: Monday to Friday, 11 am-5 pm
Collection access

Using the library

Major data portals

<odesi>
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CHASS Census Analyzer
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Data Tables via Statistics Canada
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Dataverse
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Global Financial Database
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Government of Canada Open Data
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Govt of Canada Geospatial Data
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ICPSR
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IPUMS
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Map & Data Library Dataverse
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Roper Center iPOLL
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Scholars GeoPortal
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SDA
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Statista
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Statistics Canada website
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Toronto Open Data
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Tutorials and help guides

Accessing CANSIM data through CHASS
ArcGIS 10.x installation instructions for students
ArcGIS PRO installation instructions for students
CANSIM Guide
Citation rules for machine-readable data in Canadian historical journals
Citing data and statistics files in computer-readable form: a quick overview
Citing geospatial data resources
Cleaning Data in Python
Cleaning data in STATA
Clipping Rasters
Comment citer les séries ou données extraites d’E-STAT
Converting GIS data in FME Quick Translator
Converting GIS data to AutoCAD
Creating a point layer of locations
Creating contours using ArcMap/ArcScene
Creating contours using Global Mapper
Creating Data Vizualizations Using Tableau Desktop
Deauthorizing ArcGIS
Downloading census boundary files using Scholars GeoPortal
Downloading SDA data from CHASS into STATA
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From our collections

New datasets

Forum research political polls

New books, maps and more

Mapping Detroit : land, community, and shaping a city /
Abstract machine : humanities GIS /
Historical map of Oxford from medieval to Victorian times : showing major medieval and later buildings and places of interest with an introduction and explanatory gazetteer /
Toronto cycling map /
Data information literacy : librarians, data, and the education of a new generation of researchers /
Indigenous nations of México : traditional names & locations /

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