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MIG1_5_CO
Department of residence 5 years ago, Colombia; consistent boundaries, GIS
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      class Mig1_5_co : public Editor {

public:
  Mig1_5_co(VarPointer varInfo) : Editor(varInfo) {}
  void edit() {

    long a = getRecoded();
    switch (dataSet) {
    case dataset_id::co1985a: {
      if (CO1985A_0410() == 999 && CO1985A_0403() >= 5)
        a = GEO1_CO(0);
      if (CO1985A_0409() >= 3 && CO1985A_0409() <= 6)
        a = 170097;
    } break;
    case dataset_id::co1993a: {
      if (CO1993A_0417() == 1 && CO1993A_0418() == 0)
        a = GEO1_CO(0);
      if (CO1993A_0417() == 3)
        a = 170097;
    } break;
    case dataset_id::co2005a: {
      if (CO2005A_0419() == 999 && CO2005A_0418() == 3)
        a = 170097;
    } break;
    }

    setData(a);
  }
};

Description

MIG1_5_CO indicates the person's department of residence within Colombia 5 years ago.

Click on the Source Variables tab for information on place of residence for each sample year. Source variables may contain more geographic unit detail but are not suitable for cross-temporal comparison.

Comparability — General

Where boundaries changed over time, units were harmonized to create units with boundaries that remain stable over time. Where officially-defined departments have populations under 20,000, they have been regionalized (combined) with neighboring departments.

Boundary changes and confidentiality issues:

  • Sucre split from Bolivar in 1967
  • Casanare split from Boyacá in 1974.
  • Cesar split from Magdalena in 1967
  • Boundaries changed between Cesar and Norte de Santander sometime between 1993 and 2005
  • Quindío split from Caldas in 1966.
  • Risaralda split from Caldas in 1967.
  • Bogotá and Cundinamarca are represented as a single unit named Cundinamarca/Federal District in the 1964 and 1973 censuses, but were separately enumerated in all the later samples after changes constitutional terms.
  • Guaviare split from Vaupés in 1982.
  • Amazonas, Guaviare, Vaupés, Vichada, are combined for confidentiality reasons.

Missing departments: The 1993 sample is missing 2 departments.

  • Guainía
  • Vaupés

See also MIGCO4 for recoded municipality of residence 5 years ago. For the country of residence of international migrants, see MIGCTRY5 (Country of residence 5 years ago).

Universe

  • Colombia 1985: Persons age 5+
  • Colombia 1993: Persons age 5+
  • Colombia 2005: Persons age 5+

Availability

  • Colombia: 1985, 1993, 2005