Welcome to Application for Systemic Partiality Assessment (ASPA)

ASPA is the vision of Chaurcey Boyd, a semi-retired Computer Software Engineer. In addition to his own life, Chaurcey's interest is in helping others especially family and friends to achieve greater success regarding the dual complementary functions of spiritual development and socio-economic development. These dual components are critical to quality of life on earth and preparation for a quality eternity.

The App arose out of Chaurcey's desire to have convenient relative comprehensive access to socio-economic data. The App dynamically accesses government data through government provided Applications Programming Interfaces (APIs) as available. As necessary, the App statically populates internal databases from a variety of government and non-government sources. The App also conveniently packages a number of links to socio-economic related external government and non-government website pages. Of course, owners of these pages may move them as they redesign their websites so some of these links may eventually not work. If you find any broken links, please send us a note and we will attempt to identify the new location or remove them from the App.

This App allows the display of various US Census, Criminal Justice, including but not limited to marriage, education, and labor/employment data. The App captures and displays interesting and related US Census sex, racial and other Census data for comparative analysis in some functionality, Criminal Justice information includes arrests, officers killed/assaulted, citizens deaths due to encounters with law enforcement and in custody of law enforcement, and other crime-oriented information are also provided or planned.

The App's functionality is intended to include querying data at various levels such as national, state, county, city, Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) and people groups such as sex and race depending on data availability. For some statistical displays, census data is provided for relative comparative analysis. However, one should be mindful that census data like all statistical data of this type is not precise but is intended to give one an idea of what might be and probably is going on.

The app currently primarily uses Census and Criminal Justice data that is comprehensively easily available at the national and in some cases the state level and in some functionality other levels such as county and city. Additional data types/scopes and years are added as available and time permits.

Some of the above mentioned functionality is fully implemented. Other is in progress as the necessary algorithms have not been implemented and adequately tested yet.

Implemented algorithms have been tested. But even Microsoft has to periodically issue corrections. It is the nature of computer software technology. Therefore, if anyone detects any data retrieval where the numbers seem to fall outside reasonable statistical margin of error, please send a notice using the Contact menu.

For more information on the ASPA data query functionality please click the About menu item once you select a Desktop Query Apps menu item.