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Mortality rates and populations for Australia and Australian states. The
data can be plotted and modelled using the functions in the demography
package such as plot.demogdata
and
fdm
.
All data are demogdata
objects containing the following
components:
Years for which data available
Ages for which data available
A list with matrix components female
, male
and total
with one age group
per row and one column per year.
A list of the same form as rates
but containing population numbers instead of mortality rates.
A character string equal to "mortality"
in each case.
A character string giving the geographical region.
The following data sets are included:
australia | Australia | (1901-2003) |
nsw | New South Wales | (1901-2003) |
vic | Victoria | (1901-2003) |
qld | Queensland | (1901-2003) |
sa | South Australia | (1901-2003) |
wa | Western Australia | (1901-2003) |
nt | Northern Territory | (1901-2003) |
actot | Australian Capital Territory and overseas territories | (1901-2003) |
tas | Tasmania | (1901-2003) |
All data are from v3.2b of the Australian Demographic Data Bank released 10 February 2005.
Rob J Hyndman
Smith, L. (2009) The Australian Demographic Data Bank, 1901-2003: Populations [Computer File]. Canberra: Australian Social Science Data Archive, The Australian National University, 2009. Smith, L. (2009) The Australian Demographic Data Bank, 1901-2003: Deaths [Computer File]. Canberra: Australian Social Science Data Archive, The Australian National University, 2009.
plot(vic,years=1950:1997)
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