California Cancer Reporting System Standards, Volume III

 

GIS Coordinate Quality

IDENTIFIERS

CCR ID

NAACCR ID

E1046

366

DESCRIPTION

Code indicating the basis of assignment of latitude and longitude coordinates for an individual record from an address.

This data item is helpful in identifying cases that were assigned coordinates based on incomplete information, post office boxes, or rural routes.

Most of the time, this information is provided by geocoding software. Alternatively, a central registry staff member manually assigns the code. Codes are hierarchical, with lower numbers having priority.

LEVELS

Tumors

LENGTH

2

ALLOWABLE VALUES

ER1017 GIS Coordinate Quality

Codes

00

Coordinates derived from local government-maintained address points, which are based on property parcel locations, not interpolation over a street segment‘s address range

01

Coordinates assigned by Global Positioning System (GPS)

02

Coordinates are match of house number and street, and based on property parcel location

03

Coordinates are match of house number and street, interpolated over the matching street segment‘s address range

04

Coordinates are street intersections

05

Coordinates are at mid-point of street segment (missing or invalid building number)

06

Coordinates are address ZIP code+4 centroid

07

Coordinates are address ZIP code+2 centroid

08

Coordinates were obtained manually by looking up a location on a paper or electronic map

09

Coordinates are address 5-digit ZIP code centroid

10

Coordinates are point ZIP code of Post Office Box or Rural Route

11

Coordinates are centroid of address city (when address ZIP code is unknown or invalid, and there are multiple ZIP codes for the city)

12

Coordinates are centroid of county

98

Latitude and longitude are assigned, but coordinate quality is unknown

99

Latitude and longitude are not assigned, but geocoding was attempted; unable to assign coordinates based on available information

Blank

Blank GIS Coordinate Quality not coded

SOURCE

None

UPDATE

Whenever Latitude and/or Longitude  is changed, GIS Coordinate Quality must be changed accordingly:

  1. If Latitude or Longitude is blank, then GIS Coordinate Quality must be set to blank.

  2. If Latitude and Longitude are tracted, then GIS Coordinate Quality must have a value of 00-98.

CONSOLIDATED DATA EXTRACT

None

INTERFIELD EDITS

None

HISTORICAL CHANGES

2012

Data Changes: New data item added to V3 for 2012, NAACCR Version 12.2.