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The role of demographics in public health assessments at Superfund sites: a case study of Rocky Mountain arsenal.

concern at Superfund toxic waste sites. It also discusses how those data assist health assessors in addressing potential public health concerns. We will begin by discussing the demographer’s role in the public health assessment process and how demographics relate to other sections of the PHA. We will then examine the census resources that are available to us at ATSDR. The population and housing information that is available from the U.S. Bureau of the Census will be described, with a focus on the variables that are relevant for analysis in a PHA. Census geography will then be discussed, again with a focus on the census geographic units that are most relevant for a PHA. We will briefly outline the process through which these data are analyzed and look at how this approach was used at Rocky Mountain Arsenal, a Superfund site near Denver, Colorado. The paper will conclude with a brief discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of this approach to site demographics.