Appendix B: Detailed Statistical Tables

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B-1. Federal scientists and engineers, by selected agency: 1989-93 35

B-2. Federal scientists and engineers, by primary work activity: 1989-93 36

B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and 35 37

by sex: 1989-93

B-4. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and by 50

highest degree level: 1989-93

B-5. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and by 53

highest degree field: 1989-93.

B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and by 57

primary work activity: 1989-93

B-7. Federal scientists and engineers, by selected agency and primary work 67

activity: 1989-93

B-8. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and by 82

race/ethnicity: 1989-93

B-9. Federal scientists and engineers, by geographic division and State: 1989-93 86

B-10. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and by age: 88

1989-93

B-11a. Federal scientists and engineers, by primary work activity and age: 1989-93 92

B-11b. Female Federal scientists and engineers, by primary work activity and age: 98

 1989-93

B-11c. Male federal scientists and engineers, by primary work activity and age: 104

 1989-93

B-12. Federal scientists and engineers, by race/ethnicity, primary work activity 110

and age: 1989-93

B-13. Median annual base salaries of Federal scientists and engineers, by major 158

occupational group and highest degree level: 1989-93

B-14. Federal personnel with bachelor's degrees or higher, by highest degree field 161

 and S&E employment status: 1989-93

B-15. Federal scientists and engineers, by agency and major occupational group: 163

 1989-93

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 Table B-1. Federal scientists and engineers, by agency: 1989-93

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 Agency 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

 Total, All Agencies................................................................ 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 

 Department of Agriculture.................................................................... 16,875 17,068 17,475 18,073 17,764

 Department of Commerce................................................................... 7,768 8,006 8,312 8,660 8,766

 

 Department of Defense................................................................................ 94,194 93,949 94,042 94,213 92,163

 Department of the Army.................................................................. 34,957 34,271 34,295 34,192 33,300

 Department of the Navy............................................................... 39,076 39,264 39,155 38,892 37,650

 Department of the Air Force............................................................ 16,502 16,267 16,063 16,273 16,281

 Other Defense Agencies............................................................. 3,659 4,147 4,529 4,856 4,932

 

 Department of Energy.......................................................................... 3,838 4,106 4,809 5,302 5,132

 Department of Health & Human Services........................................ 8,121 8,734 9,244 9,683 9,614

 Department of Housing & Urban Development............................................... 390 395 431 457 440

 Department of the Interior.............................................................. 11,846 12,046 12,502 13,142 13,450

 Department of Justice.................................................................................. 1,579 1,752 2,026 2,380 2,583

 

 Department of Labor..................................................................... 1,891 1,926 2,072 2,167 2,141

 Department of State................................................................... 2,877 3,049 3,218 3,424 3,401

 Department of Transportation.................................................... 4,580 4,763 5,101 5,403 5,462

 Department of the Treasury................................................... 2,516 2,664 3,103 3,320 3,461

 Department of Veterans Affairs................................................... 4,401 4,614 4,902 5,109 5,355

 

 Environmental Protection Agency........................................................... 6,503 7,223 7,810 7,887 8,061

 General Services Administration.................................................741 827 924 922 978

 National Aeronautics & Space Administration..................................................... 11,920 12,277 12,802 12,665 12,424

 National Science Foundation........................................................ 377 389 362 364 328

 Nuclear Regulatory Commission..................................................... 1,457 1,466 1,590 1,620 1,593

 

 US International Development Cooperation 

 Agency........................................................................................ 585 556 520 480 470

 All other agencies........................................................................... 3,164 3,239 3,481 3,582 3,322

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Table B-2. Federal scientists and engineers, by primary work activity: 1989-93

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 Primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

 Total, All Activities............................................................... 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 

 Development............................................................................... 28,791 29,190 27,502 30,299 29,529

 Research...................................................................... 21,242 21,381 21,768 22,246 21,670

 Design............................................................................. 15,171 14,781 14,521 14,681 14,209

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................. 14,236 14,325 14,795 14,951 14,675

 Natural resources operations................................................. 11,488 11,904 12,455 13,235 13,461

 

 Management................................................................... 8,407 8,625 8,505 8,682 8,488

 Installation, operations, and maintenance............................................ 11,480 11,429 11,608 11,623 11,353

 Test and evaluation................................................................. 9,712 10,095 10,160 10,409 10,495

 Planning.................................................................................... 6,374 6,238 6,223 6,271 6,169

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................... 4,118 4,204 4,338 4,526 4,556

 

 Production.............................................................................. 5,708 5,703 5,836 5,884 5,659

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................ 4,951 5,332 5,867 6,026 5,910

 Construction............................................................................. 5,170 4,940 4,746 4,698 4,682

 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service................................................ 3,430 3,625 3,981 4,201 4,440

 Standards and specifications............................................................ 1,674 1,692 1,620 1,642 1,506

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................. 1,746 1,905 1,957 2,057 2,146

 Research contract and grant administration............................... 944 1,042 1,047 1,070 1,039

 Teaching and training....................................................... 376 406 442 431 471

 Other - not elsewhere classified...........................................8,329 8,867 8,682 8,740 8,244

 Activity unknown...................................................................... 22,276 23,365 28,673 27,181 28,206

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

 

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Total, All Occupations 

 Total................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Women................................................. 29,328 31,733 34,787 36,854 37,431

 Men.................................................. 156,294 157,316 159,939 161,997 159,474

 No report.............................................. 1 - - 2 3

 

 All scientists: 

 Total................................................. 89,530 92,467 96,919 101,006 101,348

 Women.............................................. 21,086 22,964 25,291 27,145 27,736

 Men.................................................. 68,444 69,503 71,628 73,859 73,611

 No report........................................... - - - 2 1

 

 Computer and mathematical 

 sciences:

 Total................................................. 25,737 26,725 28,210 29,371 29,691

 Women.............................................. 7,121 7,661 8,364 8,837 9,103

 Men.................................................. 18,616 19,064 19,846 20,534 20,588

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Computer and information 

 sciences: 

 Total................................................. 16,818 17,821 19,176 20,510 21,208

 Women............................................. 4,670 5,128 5,703 6,212 6,546

 Men.................................................. 12,148 12,693 13,473 14,298 14,662

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Computer science: 

 Total................................................. 477 512 540 551 578

 Women.............................................. 145 158 159 160 165

 Men................................................... 332 354 381 391 413

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Computer systems: 

 Total................................................. 15,086 16,045 17,303 18,629 19,402

 Women.............................................. 4,438 4,873 5,432 5,935 6,274

 Men.................................................. 10,648 11,172 11,871 12,694 13,128

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Other computer sciences: 

 Total................................................. 1,255 1,264 1,333 1,330 1,228

 Women.............................................. 87 97 112 117 107

 Men................................................... 1,168 1,167 1,221 1,213 1,121

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Mathematical sciences: 

 Total................................................. 8,919 8,904 9,034 8,861 8,483

 Women.............................................. 2,451 2,533 2,661 2,625 2,557

 Men.................................................. 6,468 6,371 6,373 6,236 5,926

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Mathematics: 

 Total................................................. 2,268 2,219 2,106 2,007 1,845

 Women.............................................. 638 633 607 568 537

 Men................................................... 1,630 1,586 1,499 1,439 1,308

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Operations research: 

 Total................................................. 3,294 3,295 3,290 3,221 3,129

 Women.............................................. 680 717 746 733 741

 Men.................................................. 2,614 2,578 2,544 2,488 2,388

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Statistics: 

 Total................................................. 3,352 3,388 3,635 3,628 3,504

 Women.............................................. 1,128 1,181 1,305 1,319 1,274

 Men................................................... 2,224 2,207 2,330 2,309 2,230

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Other mathematical sciences: 

 Total................................................. 5 2 3 5 5

 Women.............................................. 5 2 3 5 5

 Men.................................................. - - - - -

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 

 Life sciences: 

 Total................................................. 23,082 24,009 25,280 26,765 26,920

 Women.............................................. 5,014 5,637 6,344 6,971 7,122

 Men.................................................. 18,068 18,372 18,936 19,792 19,797

 No report........................................... - - - 2 1

 Agriculture and forestry sciences 

 Total................................................. 9,561 9,700 9,869 10,195 10,290

 Women............................................... 1,598 1,780 1,988 2,138 2,233

 Men.................................................. 7,963 7,920 7,881 8,055 8,056

 No report........................................... - - - 2 1

 Environmental protection: 

 Total................................................. 1,964 2,314 2,659 2,914 3,114

 Women.............................................. 747 900 1,070 1,168 1,253

 Men..................................................... 1,217 1,414 1,589 1,744 1,860

 No report........................................... - - - 2 1

 Agricultural extension: 

 Total................................................. 2 2 2 3 3

 Women.............................................. - - 1 1 1

 Men.................................................. 2 2 1 2 2

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Horticulture: 

 Total.................................................. 99 96 108 111 110

 Women.............................................. 23 26 32 27 28

 Men...................................................... 76 70 76 84 82

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Range conservation: 

 Total................................................. 1,114 1,111 1,089 1,103 1,091

 Women............................................. 151 164 176 186 179

 Men.................................................. 963 947 913 917 912

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Soil conservation: 

 Total................................................. 4,340 4,194 4,082 4,143 4,102

 Women............................................... 500 507 523 567 591

 Men.................................................. 3,840 3,687 3,559 3,576 3,511

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Soil science: 

 Total.................................................. 1,618 1,574 1,521 1,511 1,473

 Women............................................... 154 161 157 162 146

 Men.................................................. 1,464 1,413 1,364 1,349 1,327

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Agronomy: 

 Total................................................... 315 297 297 306 301

 Women.............................................. 9 7 10 13 21

 Men.................................................. 306 290 287 293 280

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Animal sciences: 

 Total................................................. 109 112 111 104 96

 Women.............................................. 14 15 19 14 14

 Men.................................................. 95 97 92 90 82

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Biological and medical sciences: 

 Total................................................. 13,521 14,309 15,411 16,570 16,630

 Women............................................. 3,416 3,857 4,356 4,833 4,889

 Men.................................................. 10,105 10,452 11,055 11,737 11,741

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 General biological sciences: 

 Total................................................. 5,106 5,538 6,142 6,771 7,001

 Women.............................................. 1,427 1,605 1,887 2,132 2,212

 Men................................................... 3,679 3,933 4,255 4,639 4,789

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Microbiology: 

 Total................................................. 1,939 1,973 2,060 2,050 1,995

 Women............................................... 795 827 859 866 848

 Men................................................... 1,144 1,146 1,201 1,184 1,147

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Ecology: 

 Total................................................. 394 431 507 577 626

 Women............................................... 85 102 139 173 189

 Men..................................................... 309 329 368 404 437

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 Zoology: 

 Total.................................................. 103 99 93 98 96

 Women............................................... 14 17 15 19 18

 Men.................................................... 89 82 78 79 78

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Physiology: 

 Total................................................. 548 552 570 580 539

 Women.............................................. 128 136 145 147 128

 Men.................................................. 420 416 425 433 411

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 Entomology: 

 Total................................................. 675 670 655 666 638

 Women................................................. 58 66 71 78 78

 Men...................................................... 617 604 584 588 560

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 Toxicology: 

 Total................................................... 146 171 210 222 227

 Women............................................... 42 57 69 75 79

 Men..................................................... 104 114 141 147 148

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Botany: 

 Total..................................................... 179 220 264 314 322

 Women............................................... 57 91 119 149 160

 Men......................................................... 122 129 145 165 162

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Plant pathology: 

 Total................................................. 317 304 298 300 274

 Women................................................. 47 43 51 56 50

 Men....................................................... 270 261 247 244 224

 No report............................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Plant physiology: 

 Total................................................. 338 343 346 330 303

 Women............................................... 59 64 70 60 58

 Men.................................................... 279 279 276 270 245

 No report................................................. - - - - -

 Genetics: 

 Total.................................................. 343 329 324 351 326

 Women.................................................. 65 69 66 72 64

 Men................................................... 278 260 258 279 262

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 Fishery biology: 

 Total..................................................... 1,395 1,452 1,553 1,748 1,750

 Women............................................... 213 248 276 338 338

 Men....................................................... 1,182 1,204 1,277 1,410 1,412

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Wildlife biology: 

 Total................................................. 1,667 1,841 1,996 2,168 2,153

 Women................................................. 336 437 489 565 567

 Men......................................................... 1,331 1,404 1,507 1,603 1,586

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Pharmacology: 

 Total................................................... 371 386 393 395 380

 Women................................................ 90 95 100 103 100

 Men.................................................... 281 291 293 292 280

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 

 Physical sciences: 

 Total................................................. 23,204 23,725 24,140 24,427 24,118

 Women.............................................. 3,883 4,244 4,502 4,632 4,662

 Men..................................................... 19,321 19,481 19,638 19,795 19,456

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Chemistry: 

 Total...................................................... 7,024 7,080 7,135 7,074 6,832

 Women................................................ 1,765 1,853 1,940 1,946 1,919

 Men.................................................. 5,259 5,227 5,195 5,128 4,913

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Earth sciences and physics: 

 Total................................................... 11,815 11,983 11,995 12,162 12,062

 Women................................................ 1,317 1,422 1,466 1,515 1,535

 Men..................................................... 10,498 10,561 10,529 10,647 10,527

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Health physics: 

 Total................................................. 537 594 626 664 654

 Women................................................. 104 134 136 141 135

 Men................................................... 433 460 490 523 519

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Physics: 

 Total................................................. 3,094 3,013 2,945 2,915 2,784

 Women............................................... 185 185 181 190 189

 Men....................................................... 2,909 2,828 2,764 2,725 2,595

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Astronomy and space sciences: 

 Total.................................................. 423 427 420 430 437

 Women.................................................. 25 27 28 31 29

 Men.................................................. 398 400 392 399 408

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Meteorology: 

 Total................................................. 1,971 2,120 2,194 2,295 2,371

 Women.............................................. 133 154 150 159 174

 Men................................................... 1,838 1,966 2,044 2,136 2,197

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Geology: 

 Total....................................................... 5,184 5,210 5,239 5,299 5,263

 Women............................................. 774 818 881 898 913

 Men.................................................. 4,410 4,392 4,358 4,401 4,350

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Oceanography: 

 Total................................................. 606 619 571 559 553

 Women............................................... 96 104 90 96 95

 Men.................................................. 510 515 481 463 458

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Other physical sciences: 

 Total................................................. 4,365 4,662 5,010 5,191 5,224

 Women.............................................. 801 969 1,096 1,171 1,208

 Men.................................................. 3,564 3,693 3,914 4,020 4,016

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 

 Social sciences: 

 Total.................................................. 17,507 18,008 19,289 20,443 20,619

 Women............................................... 5,068 5,422 6,081 6,705 6,849

 Men................................................... 12,439 12,586 13,208 13,738 13,770

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Economics: 

 Total................................................. 5,602 5,608 5,770 5,875 5,613

 Women............................................... 1,361 1,405 1,499 1,557 1,471

 Men.................................................. 4,241 4,203 4,271 4,318 4,142

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Economics: 

 Total................................................. 4,549 4,542 4,732 4,800 4,539

 Women............................................... 1,124 1,153 1,255 1,294 1,195

 Men.................................................. 3,425 3,389 3,477 3,506 3,344

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Foreign agricultural affairs: 

 Total................................................. 192 194 195 203 202

 Women............................................... 25 24 27 31 32

 Men.................................................. 167 170 168 172 170

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Trade: 

 Total................................................. 352 349 354 381 391

 Women.............................................. 103 109 108 121 135

 Men.................................................. 249 240 246 260 256

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Agricultural markets: 

 Total................................................... 336 346 314 309 303

 Women................................................. 83 90 75 79 80

 Men..................................................... 253 256 239 230 223

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Agricultural market reporting: 

 Total................................................. 125 127 120 126 125

 Women.............................................. 15 17 19 20 20

 Men................................................. 110 110 101 106 105

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Transportation industry: 

 Total................................................. 48 50 55 56 53

 Women.............................................. 11 12 15 12 9

 Men..................................................... 37 38 40 44 44

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Political science: 

 Total................................................. 2,202 2,323 2,530 2,757 2,847

 Women............................................. 577 628 723 840 879

 Men.................................................... 1,625 1,695 1,807 1,917 1,968

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Foreign affairs: 

 Total................................................. 2,157 2,272 2,477 2,698 2,789

 Women............................................. 561 610 705 820 860

 Men................................................... 1,596 1,662 1,772 1,878 1,929

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 International relations: 

 Total.................................................. 45 51 53 59 58

 Women................................................ 16 18 18 20 19

 Men.................................................... 29 33 35 39 39

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Psychology: 

 Total................................................. 3,252 3,355 3,555 3,682 3,750

 Women............................................... 906 992 1,135 1,232 1,281

 Men..................................................... 2,346 2,363 2,420 2,450 2,469

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Sociology and anthropology: 

 Total................................................. 109 110 120 120 121

 Women................................................ 44 49 49 47 45

 Men.................................................... 65 61 71 73 76

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Sociology: 

 Total.................................................... 58 59 59 55 55

 Women................................................ 28 33 31 29 28

 Men..................................................... 30 26 28 26 27

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Anthropology: 

 Total.................................................... 51 51 61 65 66

 Women................................................. 16 16 18 18 17

 Men.................................................... 35 35 43 47 49

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Other social sciences: 

 Total................................................... 6,342 6,612 7,314 8,009 8,288

 Women.............................................. 2,180 2,348 2,675 3,029 3,173

 Men...................................................... 4,162 4,264 4,639 4,980 5,115

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 Unemployment insurance: 

 Total.................................................. 117 117 113 110 107

 Women............................................. 35 36 37 36 35

 Men................................................... 82 81 76 74 72

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Intelligence: 

 Total................................................. 2,086 2,092 2,289 2,415 2,469

 Women.............................................. 469 505 566 594 608

 Men................................................... 1,617 1,587 1,723 1,821 1,861

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 International cooperation: 

 Total.................................................. 32 24 23 17 30

 Women............................................. 12 9 7 7 18

 Men................................................... 20 15 16 10 12

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Geography: 

 Total................................................... 258 245 251 260 261

 Women................................................ 71 67 67 69 70

 Men...................................................... 187 178 184 191 191

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Civil rights: 

 Total................................................. 33 30 31 30 32

 Women............................................... 15 12 12 10 12

 Men..................................................... 18 18 19 20 20

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Archeology: 

 Total................................................... 679 721 820 885 903

 Women................................................ 218 239 287 312 322

 Men...................................................... 461 482 533 573 581

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Manpower research: 

 Total................................................... 38 38 39 41 44

 Women............................................... 13 15 14 15 17

 Men...................................................... 25 23 25 26 27

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Educational research: 

 Total................................................. 29 37 42 39 40

 Women............................................... 7 12 16 14 16

 Men...................................................... 22 25 26 25 24

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 General social science: 

 Total................................................. 3,070 3,308 3,706 4,212 4,402

 Women.............................................. 1,340 1,453 1,669 1,972 2,075

 Men....................................................... 1,730 1,855 2,037 2,240 2,327

 No report............................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 All engineers: 

 Total..................................................... 96,093 96,582 97,807 97,847 95,560

 Women.................................................... 8,242 8,769 9,496 9,709 9,695

 Men..................................................... 87,850 87,813 88,311 88,138 85,863

 No report............................................... 1 - - - 2

 

 Aerospace: 

 Total.................................................. 8,433 8,624 8,777 8,584 8,330

 Women.................................................. 701 751 818 812 803

 Men..................................................... 7,732 7,873 7,959 7,772 7,527

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 

 Chemical: 

 Total................................................. 1,503 1,413 1,344 1,311 1,245

 Women.............................................. 293 275 267 259 242

 Men................................................... 1,210 1,138 1,077 1,052 1,003

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 

 Civil: 

 Total................................................. 13,945 13,621 13,357 13,231 12,874

 Women............................................. 1,162 1,200 1,252 1,295 1,263

 Men.................................................. 12,783 12,421 12,105 11,936 11,609

 No report........................................... - - - - 2

 

 Electrical, electronics, and 

 computer:

 Total................................................. 31,121 31,899 32,753 32,955 32,374

 Women................................................. 2,452 2,682 2,948 3,025 3,029

 Men....................................................... 28,669 29,217 29,805 29,930 29,345

 No report.................................................. - - - - -

 Computer: 

 Total.................................................... 1,151 1,480 1,849 2,052 2,191

 Women.................................................. 234 294 373 408 423

 Men.................................................... 917 1,186 1,476 1,644 1,768

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Electrical and electronics: 

 Total................................................. 29,970 30,419 30,904 30,903 30,183

 Women............................................. 2,218 2,388 2,575 2,617 2,606

 Men.................................................. 27,752 28,031 28,329 28,286 27,577

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Electrical engineering: 

 Total................................................. 4,573 4,510 4,659 4,656 4,506

 Women............................................... 356 383 433 441 440

 Men.................................................. 4,217 4,127 4,226 4,215 4,066

 No report........................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

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 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Electronics engineering: 

 Total.................................................. 25,397 25,909 26,245 26,247 25,677

 Women............................................. 1,862 2,005 2,142 2,176 2,166

 Men.................................................. 23,535 23,904 24,103 24,071 23,511

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 

 Industrial: 

 Total.................................................. 3,463 3,419 3,173 3,016 2,725

 Women............................................... 477 473 461 428 388

 Men................................................... 2,986 2,946 2,712 2,588 2,337

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Safety: 

 Total..................................................... 471 469 459 459 460

 Women................................................... 39 42 41 38 37

 Men................................................... 432 427 418 421 423

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Fire prevention: 

 Total................................................... 122 117 118 120 122

 Women............................................. 7 9 9 13 13

 Men................................................... 115 108 109 107 109

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Industrial: 

 Total................................................. 2,870 2,833 2,596 2,437 2,143

 Women.............................................. 431 422 411 377 338

 Men.................................................. 2,439 2,411 2,185 2,060 1,805

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 

 Mechanical: 

 Total................................................. 12,186 11,787 11,763 11,532 11,159

 Women................................................ 822 799 829 822 801

 Men................................................... 11,364 10,988 10,934 10,710 10,358

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 

 Other engineering: 

 Total................................................. 25,442 25,819 26,640 27,218 26,853

 Women................................................ 2,335 2,589 2,921 3,068 3,169

 Men.................................................. 23,106 23,230 23,719 24,150 23,684

 No report............................................ 1 - - - -

 Agricultural: 

 Total................................................. 378 368 362 368 360

 Women.................................................. 16 16 19 26 26

 Men.................................................... 362 352 343 342 334

 No report............................................ - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

Page12 of 13

 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Biomedical: 

 Total................................................. 313 337 350 342 333

 Women................................................. 59 70 66 67 68

 Men................................................... 254 267 284 275 265

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Environmental: 

 Total..................................................... 2,859 3,106 3,668 4,047 4,427

 Women............................................... 618 694 845 934 1,040

 Men..................................................... 2,241 2,412 2,823 3,113 3,387

 No report................................................ - - - - -

 Naval architecture: 

 Total.................................................. 812 781 747 744 687

 Women................................................. 51 51 54 52 49

 Men...................................................... 761 730 693 692 638

 No report............................................. - - - - -

 Materials and metallurgical: 

 Total................................................. 1,549 1,521 1,507 1,495 1,448

 Women.............................................. 204 216 230 222 219

 Men................................................... 1,345 1,305 1,277 1,273 1,229

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Metallurgical engineering: 

 Total................................................. 1,172 1,173 1,174 1,183 1,158

 Women............................................... 180 192 205 194 194

 Men................................................... 992 981 969 989 964

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Ceramic engineering: 

 Total................................................. 58 59 67 67 63

 Women............................................. 9 9 10 12 11

 Men.................................................... 49 50 57 55 52

 No report............................................ - - - - -

 Welding engineering: 

 Total................................................. 87 75 73 67 64

 Women.............................................. 4 4 4 4 4

 Men....................................................... 83 71 69 63 60

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 Metallurgy: 

 Total................................................. 232 214 193 178 163

 Women............................................. 11 11 11 12 10

 Men..................................................... 221 203 182 166 153

 No report............................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Table B-3. Federal scientists and engineers, by occupational group and series and by sex: 1989-93

Page 13 of 13

 Occupational group and series 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Mining: 

 Total...................................................... 365 344 340 341 336

 Women................................................. 18 14 15 18 17

 Men................................................... 347 330 325 323 319

 No report.............................................. - - - - -

 Nuclear: 

 Total.................................................. 2,930 3,069 3,195 3,194 2,970

 Women..................................................... 182 201 211 202 188

 Men........................................................ 2,748 2,868 2,984 2,992 2,782

 No report........................................... - - - - -

 Petroleum: 

 Total..................................................... 417 400 392 387 381

 Women.................................................... 38 33 30 31 29

 Men.................................................... 379 367 362 356 352

 No report............................................... - - - - -

 General: 

 Total.................................................... 15,819 15,893 16,079 16,300 15,911

 Women................................................ 1,149 1,294 1,451 1,516 1,533

 Men....................................................... 14,669 14,599 14,628 14,784 14,378

 No report........................................... 1 - - - -

KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Table B-4. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

 degree level: 1989-93

Page 1 of 3

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree level 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

Total, All Occupations 

 All levels......................................................... 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Ph.D....................................................................................... 19,273 19,758 20,461 21,100 20,888

 MS/MA.................................................................... 43,208 44,509 46,620 48,453 49,495

 BS/BA....................................................................... 121,628 123,194 125,976 127,594 124,862

 Professional.......................................................................... 1,514 1,588 1,669 1,706 1,663

 

 All scientists: 

 All levels..................................................................... 89,530 92,467 96,919 101,006 101,348

 Ph.D............................................................................ 16,546 16,952 17,543 18,068 17,810

 MS/MA.................................................................... 24,699 25,559 26,997 28,193 28,523

 BS/BA.......................................................................... 47,275 48,886 51,232 53,560 53,837

 Professional.................................................................... 1,010 1,070 1,147 1,185 1,178

 

 Computer and mathematical sciences 

 All levels.................................................................... 25,737 26,725 28,210 29,371 29,691

 Ph.D..................................................................... 1,248 1,269 1,309 1,326 1,323

 MS/MA......................................................................... 6,289 6,521 6,928 7,170 7,261

 BS/BA.......................................................................................... 18,058 18,802 19,827 20,709 20,942

 Professional........................................................................... 142 133 146 166 165

 

 Life sciences: 

 All levels.............................................................................. 23,082 24,009 25,280 26,765 26,920

 Ph.D.................................................................................... 5,140 5,308 5,557 5,861 5,706

 MS/MA........................................................................... 5,493 5,795 6,167 6,563 6,688

 BS/BA.................................................................................... 12,161 12,578 13,194 13,974 14,159

 Professional.................................................................. 288 328 362 367 367

 

 Physical sciences: 

 All levels...................................................................... 23,204 23,725 24,140 24,427 24,118

 Ph.D........................................................................... 6,450 6,582 6,746 6,824 6,709

 MS/MA................................................................ 6,124 6,279 6,443 6,534 6,501

 BS/BA......................................................................... 10,377 10,608 10,692 10,811 10,667

 Professional..........................................................................253 256 259 258 241

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Table B-4. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

 degree level: 1989-93

Page 2 of 3

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree level 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Social sciences: 

 All levels................................................................. 17,507 18,008 19,289 20,443 20,619

 Ph.D........................................................................... 3,708 3,793 3,931 4,057 4,072

 MS/MA........................................................................ 6,793 6,964 7,459 7,926 8,073

 BS/BA............................................................................................... 6,679 6,898 7,519 8,066 8,069

 Professional............................................................................. 327 353 380 394 405

 

 All engineers: 

 All levels................................................................................... 96,093 96,582 97,807 97,847 95,560

 Ph.D...................................................................................2,727 2,806 2,918 3,032 3,078

 MS/MA..................................................................................... 18,509 18,950 19,623 20,260 20,972

 BS/BA............................................................................... 74,353 74,308 74,744 74,034 71,025

 Professional............................................................................... 504 518 522 521 485

 

 Aerospace: 

 All levels..................................................................................... 8,433 8,624 8,777 8,584 8,330

 Ph.D.................................................................................. 516 528 551 557 561

 MS/MA........................................................................... 2,001 2,101 2,218 2,229 2,257

 BS/BA.......................................................................... 5,890 5,966 5,985 5,776 5,494

 Professional..................................................................................... 26 29 23 22 18

 

 Chemical: 

 All levels............................................................................1,503 1,413 1,344 1,311 1,245

 Ph.D..................................................................... 161 158 141 152 151

 MS/MA........................................................................... 298 301 286 291 307

 BS/BA............................................................................. 1,036 944 908 858 779

 Professional.................................................................... 8 10 9 10 8

 

 Civil: 

 All levels................................................................... 13,945 13,621 13,357 13,231 12,874

 Ph.D................................................................................. 199 203 210 204 208

 MS/MA........................................................................ 2,578 2,547 2,542 2,554 2,548

 BS/BA............................................................................... 11,073 10,779 10,528 10,390 10,040

 Professional............................................................................... 95 92 77 83 78

 

 Electrical, electronics, and computer: 

 All levels...........................................................................31,121 31,899 32,753 32,955 32,374

 Ph.D.......................................................................... 586 619 650 680 705

 MS/MA.................................................................... 5,232 5,472 5,641 6,041 6,414

 BS/BA.................................................................... 25,189 25,700 26,338 26,110 25,141

 Professional................................................................. 114 108 124 124 114

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Table B-4. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

 degree level: 1989-93

Page 3 of 3

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree level 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Industrial: 

 All levels........................................................... 3,463 3,419 3,173 3,016 2,725

 Ph.D........................................................................... 23 20 17 19 18

 MS/MA.............................................................................. 643 653 621 619 609

 BS/BA.................................................................................. 2,780 2,730 2,522 2,365 2,086

 Professional..................................................................... 17 16 13 13 12

 

 Mechanical: 

 All levels............................................................................... 12,186 11,787 11,763 11,532 11,159

 Ph.D............................................................................... 258 262 287 297 298

 MS/MA..............................................................................1,631 1,642 1,740 1,766 1,883

 BS/BA.............................................................................10,237 9,822 9,673 9,411 8,921

 Professional....................................................................... 60 61 63 58 57

 

 Other engineering: 

 All levels.............................................................................. 25,442 25,819 26,640 27,218 26,853

 Ph.D................................................................... 984 1,016 1,062 1,123 1,137

 MS/MA.................................................................................... 6,126 6,234 6,575 6,760 6,954

 BS/BA....................................................................................... 18,148 18,367 18,790 19,124 18,564

 Professional............................................................. 184 202 213 211 198

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Table B-5. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

degree field: 1989-93

Page 1 of 4

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree field 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

 Total, All Occupations 

 Total........................................................... 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Physical sciences.............................................. 21,501 21,867 22,053 22,263 21,914

 Computer and mathematical sciences................... 13,505 14,218 14,931 15,474 15,591

 Life sciences................................................... 22,108 22,850 23,711 24,738 24,541

 Social sciences............................................... 14,773 15,333 16,403 17,294 17,315

 Engineering....................................................................86,270 87,288 88,325 88,378 86,177

 Non-science/non-engineering......................................... 25,668 27,042 28,713 30,161 30,662

 No report............................................................... 1,798 451 590 545 708

 

 All scientists: 

 Total........................................................... 89,530 92,467 96,919 101,006 101,348

 Physical sciences............................................... 17,834 18,204 18,427 18,714 18,556

 Computer and mathematical sciences................... 11,142 11,756 12,347 12,860 13,036

 Life sciences..................................................... 21,794 22,530 23,381 24,413 24,211

 Social sciences........................................................ 14,580 15,138 16,216 17,104 17,130

 Engineering............................................................... 3,383 3,434 3,538 3,673 3,713

 Non-science/non-engineering........................................20,082 21,020 22,546 23,857 24,283

 No report.............................................................. 715 385 464 385 419

 

 Computer and mathematical sciences: 

 Total.............................................................. 25,737 26,725 28,210 29,371 29,691

 Physical sciences................................................... 982 975 986 1,014 996

 Computer and mathematical sciences................... 10,372 10,971 11,547 12,052 12,244

 Life sciences........................................................ 942 1,015 1,080 1,102 1,074

 Social sciences.......................................................... 2,980 3,071 3,236 3,287 3,272

 Engineering............................................................ 1,217 1,265 1,307 1,375 1,447

 Non-science/non-engineering.........................................8,880 9,358 9,965 10,474 10,577

 No report............................................................. 364 70 89 67 81

 

 Life sciences: 

 Total.................................................................... 23,082 24,009 25,280 26,765 26,920

 Physical sciences................................................. 523 580 637 722 725

 Computer and mathematical sciences.......................... 44 54 57 65 71

 Life sciences............................................................ 17,378 17,905 18,603 19,541 19,428

 Social sciences........................................................ 771 829 900 971 1,021

 Engineering.......................................................... 263 284 312 361 385

 Non-science/non-engineering...................................... 3,964 4,216 4,624 4,964 5,147

 No report................................................................ 139 141 147 141 143

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Table B-5. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

degree field: 1989-93

Page 2 of 4

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree field 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Physical sciences: 

 Total.................................................................. 23,204 23,725 24,140 24,427 24,118

 Physical sciences...........................................................16,198 16,509 16,671 16,826 16,685

 Computer and mathematical sciences................... 594 594 603 611 582

 Life sciences.......................................................... 2,914 3,052 3,169 3,211 3,123

 Social sciences........................................................... 337 353 391 404 404

 Engineering............................................................... 1,793 1,782 1,809 1,819 1,768

 Non-science/non-engineering........................................1,181 1,275 1,341 1,395 1,386

 No report.............................................................. 187 160 156 161 170

 

 Social sciences: 

 Total.................................................................. 17,507 18,008 19,289 20,443 20,619

 Physical sciences................................................ 131 140 133 152 150

 Computer and mathematical sciences...............................132 137 140 132 139

 Life sciences................................................................... 560 558 529 559 586

 Social sciences...................................................... 10,492 10,885 11,689 12,442 12,433

 Engineering................................................................. 110 103 110 118 113

 Non-science/non-engineering.................................................................. 6,057 6,171 6,616 7,024 7,173

 No report.............................................................................25 14 72 16 25

 

 All engineers: 

 Total........................................................................... 96,093 96,582 97,807 97,847 95,560

 Physical sciences...................................................... 3,667 3,663 3,626 3,549 3,358

 Computer and mathematical sciences...................................... 2,363 2,462 2,584 2,614 2,555

 Life sciences.............................................................. 314 320 330 325 330

 Social sciences..................................................... 193 195 187 190 185

 Engineering......................................................... 82,887 83,854 84,787 84,705 82,464

 Non-science/non-engineering......................................................... 5,586 6,022 6,167 6,304 6,379

 No report.........................................................................1,083 66 126 160 289

 

 Aerospace: 

 Total............................................................................ 8,433 8,624 8,777 8,584 8,330

 Physical sciences.................................................................. 415 408 398 388 360

 Computer and mathematical sciences......................................................... 331 315 318 314 290

 Life sciences.......................................................................... 15 12 11 12 12

 Social sciences............................................................. 12 13 12 9 5

 Engineering.....................................................................7,270 7,510 7,660 7,491 7,282

 Non-science/non-engineering................................................. 352 365 372 363 363

 No report.................................................................. 38 1 6 7 18

 

 Chemical: 

 Total................................................................................1,503 1,413 1,344 1,311 1,245

 Physical sciences...............................................................122 108 97 99 94

 Computer and mathematical sciences...................................................... 4 3 3 5 6

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Table B-5. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

degree field: 1989-93

Page 3 of 4

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree field 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Chemical (continued):

 Life sciences.................................................................. 11 8 9 8 7

 Social sciences................................................................ 2 - - - -

 Engineering........................................................................... 1,327 1,254 1,190 1,157 1,086

 Non-science/non-engineering........................................................... 33 39 44 41 50

 No report............................................................................ 4 1 1 1 2

 

 Civil: 

 Total........................................................................... 13,945 13,621 13,357 13,231 12,874

 Physical sciences................................................................. 109 107 100 104 96

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................. 34 43 44 44 44

 Life sciences..................................................................... 44 49 54 57 64

 Social sciences....................................................................... 33 36 34 36 29

 Engineering....................................................................... 13,041 12,693 12,425 12,295 11,936

 Non-science/non-engineering........................................................ 660 687 691 687 689

 No report......................................................................................... 24 6 9 8 16

 

 Electrical, electronics, and computer: 

 Total..............................................................................31,121 31,899 32,753 32,955 32,374

 Physical sciences..................................................................... 1,511 1,507 1,490 1,446 1,382

 Computer and mathematical sciences.............................1,182 1,260 1,387 1,432 1,425

 Life sciences.................................................................. 69 66 66 66 67

 Social sciences......................................................... 48 53 53 57 58

 Engineering........................................................ 26,293 27,167 27,875 27,961 27,376

 Non-science/non-engineering.................................................. 1,684 1,833 1,857 1,940 1,978

 No report............................................................ 334 13 25 53 88

 

 Industrial: 

 Total.................................................................... 3,463 3,419 3,173 3,016 2,725

 Physical sciences........................................................... 50 47 40 34 27

 Computer and mathematical sciences.............................. 42 40 38 44 40

 Life sciences................................................................ 11 10 9 7 6

 Social sciences.......................................................... 10 11 10 12 10

 Engineering.....................................................................2,662 2,886 2,653 2,518 2,262

 Non-science/non-engineering.............................................365 412 394 373 345

 No report................................................................. 323 13 29 28 35

 

 Mechanical: 

 Total.............................................................................12,186 11,787 11,763 11,532 11,159

 Physical sciences................................................... 185 183 185 180 154

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................... 66 58 63 64 63

 Life sciences............................................................. 29 27 25 24 26

 Social sciences........................................................ 11 8 7 8 9

 Engineering...................................................................11,248 10,874 10,840 10,612 10,246

 Non-science/non-engineering................................................. 559 629 631 633 633

 No report................................................................... 88 8 12 11 28

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Table B-5. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and highest

degree field: 1989-93

Page 4 of 4

 Major occupational group and highest 

degree field 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Other engineering: 

 Total.............................................................................25,442 25,819 26,640 27,218 26,853

 Physical sciences.................................................................. 1,275 1,303 1,316 1,298 1,245

 Computer and mathematical sciences..................................................... 704 743 731 711 687

 Life sciences............................................................. 135 148 156 151 148

 Social sciences.......................................................... 77 74 71 68 74

 Engineering................................................................. 21,046 21,470 22,144 22,671 22,276

 Non-science/non-engineering....................................... 1,933 2,057 2,178 2,267 2,321

 No report........................................................................ 272 24 44 52 102

 KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 1 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

Total, All Occupations 

 Total.............................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Development................................................................ 28,791 29,190 27,502 30,299 29,529

 Research......................................................................... 21,242 21,381 21,768 22,246 21,670

 Design.......................................................................... 15,171 14,781 14,521 14,681 14,209

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.............................. 14,236 14,325 14,795 14,951 14,675

 Natural resources operations................................................ 11,488 11,904 12,455 13,235 13,461

 

 Management........................................................................... 8,407 8,625 8,505 8,682 8,488

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................... 11,480 11,429 11,608 11,623 11,353

 Test and evaluation................................................. 9,712 10,095 10,160 10,409 10,495

 Planning................................................................. 6,374 6,238 6,223 6,271 6,169

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................ 4,118 4,204 4,338 4,526 4,556

 

 Production.......................................................................... 5,708 5,703 5,836 5,884 5,659

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................. 4,951 5,332 5,867 6,026 5,910

 Construction............................................................... 5,170 4,940 4,746 4,698 4,682

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.................................................................. 3,430 3,625 3,981 4,201 4,440

 Standards and specifications................................................. 1,674 1,692 1,620 1,642 1,506

 

 Scientific and technical information................................. 1,746 1,905 1,957 2,057 2,146

 Research contract and grant administration.................... 944 1,042 1,047 1,070 1,039

 Teaching and training.................................................. 376 406 442 431 471

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................ 8,329 8,867 8,682 8,740 8,244

 Activity unknown.......................................................... 22,276 23,365 28,673 27,181 28,206

 

 All scientists: 

 Total............................................................................... 89,530 92,467 96,919 101,006 101,348

 Development.................................................................... 6,181 6,184 5,242 6,130 5,953

 Research.......................................................................... 16,850 16,946 17,251 17,742 17,177

 Design............................................................................... 308 308 289 308 307

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................. 12,577 12,666 13,131 13,253 13,016

 Natural resources operations............................................ 10,377 10,762 11,191 11,910 12,115

 

 Management................................................................ 1,965 2,007 2,167 2,308 2,322

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................ 311 321 316 325 333

 Test and evaluation.................................................... 2,356 2,513 2,546 2,648 2,639

 Planning.................................................................... 3,399 3,331 3,364 3,425 3,350

 Technical assistance and consulting...................................... 2,384 2,494 2,555 2,709 2,772

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 2 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 All scientists (continued): 

 Production....................................................................... 170 181 168 160 165

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................1,872 2,109 2,389 2,488 2,442

 Construction....................................................................... 142 141 132 135 136

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service................................................................... 3,354 3,548 3,900 4,111 4,349

 Standards and specifications..................................................... 417 444 422 450 431

 

 Scientific and technical information....................................... 1,048 1,131 1,124 1,208 1,247

 Research contract and grant administration.............................. 662 710 700 703 686

 Teaching and training............................................................ 236 264 261 267 292

 Other - not elsewhere classified.................................................. 2,850 3,131 3,310 3,647 3,457

 Activity unknown.................................................................. 22,071 23,276 26,461 27,079 28,159

 

 Computer and mathematical sciences: 

 Total................................................................................ 25,737 26,725 28,210 29,371 29,691

 Development........................................................................ 3,742 3,780 3,248 3,786 3,682

 Research.............................................................................. 1,091 1,133 1,143 1,148 1,168

 Design.................................................................................... 88 102 90 88 84

 Data collection, processing and analysis............................................... 3,885 3,919 4,052 4,036 3,813

 Natural resources operations...............................................................33 42 42 41 44

 

 Management.................................................................... 343 377 381 375 354

 Installation, operations, and maintenance...................................... 128 127 123 123 121

 Test and evaluation......................................................................... 497 508 463 555 584

 Planning................................................................................... 370 373 390 393 380

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................ 182 160 149 147 131

 

 Production......................................................................... 39 50 53 46 51

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing........................................... 32 34 42 45 42

 Construction.................................................................................................. 2 3 2 2 2

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service........................................................................... 20 15 23 20 17

 Standards and specifications............................................. 17 23 25 36 36

 

 Scientific and technical information.................................................... 97 104 109 129 125

 Research contract and grant administration............................................. 64 67 57 58 61

 Teaching and training........................................................... 32 31 28 28 29

 Other - not elsewhere classified..........................................................698 736 662 643 542

 Activity unknown..................................................................... 14,377 15,141 17,128 17,672 18,425

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 3 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Life sciences: 

 Total......................................................................................... 23,082 24,009 25,280 26,765 26,920

 Development............................................................................... 171 174 168 178 183

 Research................................................................................ 6,389 6,512 6,808 7,103 6,823

 Design............................................................................................. 17 16 13 11 10

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................... 936 949 975 1,018 1,047

 Natural resources operations.........................................................9,147 9,418 9,736 10,351 10,542

 

 Management............................................................................... 363 377 412 437 427

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................ 48 53 48 49 60

 Test and evaluation............................................................ 359 393 429 428 422

 Planning.............................................................................................888 881 912 940 965

 Technical assistance and consulting...................................................................... 910 963 983 1,038 1,053

 Production.................................................................................. 2 2 2 2 3

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing...................................................... 549 635 760 826 813

 Construction............................................................................................ 19 14 21 24 37

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service....................................................................................... 384 388 402 414 404

 Standards and specifications......................................................... 157 162 145 150 144

 

 Scientific and technical information........................................................... 163 177 197 231 229

 Research contract and grant administration............. 148 170 189 187 179

 Teaching and training............................................................... 89 79 75 77 83

 Other - not elsewhere classified...................................................................... 325 278 320 371 376

 Activity unknown..................................................................................... 2,018 2,368 2,685 2,930 3,120

 

 Physical sciences: 

 Total............................................................................. 23,204 23,725 24,140 24,427 24,118

 Development............................................................. 1,990 1,955 1,581 1,899 1,829

 Research............................................................................. 7,777 7,718 7,623 7,751 7,484

 Design.......................................................................... 189 177 177 195 198

 Data collection, processing, and analysis......................................5,422 5,503 5,656 5,717 5,809

 Natural resources operations............................................. 738 786 808 862 868

 

 Management.................................................................... 967 946 1,002 1,053 1,040

 Installation, operations, and maintenance..........................................128 135 143 151 151

 Test and evaluation............................................................. 1,429 1,539 1,583 1,587 1,549

 Planning............................................................................ 443 408 400 417 392

 Technical assistance and consulting............................................. 640 696 745 769 776

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 4 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Physical sciences (continued):

 Production..................................................................... 128 129 113 111 110

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing...............................................1,150 1,309 1,455 1,488 1,468

 Construction............................................................... 117 117 102 103 93

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service...................................................... 233 237 231 227 221

 Standards and specifications.......................................... 209 220 213 225 209

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................ 697 754 718 734 784

 Research contract and grant administration.................................................... 322 351 331 339 326

 Teaching and training........................................................... 72 94 88 92 107

 Other - not elsewhere classified...................................................... 499 629 643 701 701

 Activity unknown................................................................. 54 22 528 6 3

 

 Social sciences: 

 Total................................................................................... 17,507 18,008 19,289 20,443 20,619

 Development.......................................................................... 278 275 245 267 259

 Research........................................................................... 1,593 1,583 1,677 1,740 1,702

 Design.................................................................................... 14 13 9 14 15

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................... 2,334 2,295 2,448 2,482 2,347

 Natural resources operations................................................. 459 516 605 656 661

 

 Management........................................................................... 292 307 372 443 501

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................ 7 6 2 2 1

 Test and evaluation.................................................... 71 73 71 78 84

 Planning...................................................................... 1,698 1,669 1,662 1,675 1,613

 Technical assistance and consulting................. 652 675 678 755 812

 

 Production................................................................ 1 - - 1 1

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.............................................. 141 131 132 129 119

 Construction............................................................. 4 7 7 6 4

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary.............................. 

 medical service..................................................................... 2,717 2,908 3,244 3,450 3,707

 Standards and specifications............................................ 34 39 39 39 42

 

 Scientific and technical information........................................ 91 96 100 114 109

 Research contract and grant administration................. 128 122 123 119 120

 Teaching and training...................................................... 43 60 70 70 73

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................ 1,328 1,488 1,685 1,932 1,838

 Activity unknown.................................................... 5,622 5,745 6,120 6,471 6,611

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 5 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 All engineers: 

 Total....................................................................................... 96,093 96,582 97,807 97,847 95,560

 Development............................................................ 22,610 23,006 22,260 24,169 23,576

 Research...................................................................... 4,392 4,435 4,517 4,504 4,493

 Design.......................................................................... 14,863 14,473 14,232 14,373 13,902

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................ 1,659 1,659 1,664 1,698 1,659

 Natural resources operations................................................ 1,111 1,142 1,264 1,325 1,346

 

 Management................................................................... 6,442 6,618 6,338 6,374 6,166

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................. 11,169 11,108 11,292 11,298 11,020

 Test and evaluation......................................................... 7,356 7,582 7,614 7,761 7,856

 Planning....................................................................... 2,975 2,907 2,859 2,846 2,819

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................... 1,734 1,710 1,783 1,817 1,784

 

 Production..................................................................... 5,538 5,522 5,668 5,724 5,494

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing......................................................................... 3,079 3,223 3,478 3,538 3,468

 Construction...................................................................... 5,028 4,799 4,614 4,563 4,546

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.......................................................................... 76 77 81 90 91

 Standards and specifications........................................ 1,257 1,248 1,198 1,192 1,075

 

 Scientific and technical information.................................................. 698 774 833 849 899

 Research contract and grant administration.................... 282 332 347 367 353

 Teaching and training.................................................... 140 142 181 164 179

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................ 5,479 5,736 5,372 5,093 4,787

 Activity unknown.............................................................. 205 89 2,212 102 47

 

 Aerospace: 

 Total................................................................................ 8,433 8,624 8,777 8,584 8,330

 Development......................................................................... 3,653 3,676 3,745 3,784 3,679

 Research........................................................................... 1,275 1,294 1,315 1,296 1,258

 Design............................................................................ 457 469 492 473 468

 Data collection, processing, and analysis....................... 100 97 87 89 80

 Natural resources operations - - - - -

 

 Management........................................................................... 434 465 388 387 378

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................ 460 475 475 470 459

 Test and evaluation........................................................... 965 970 1,009 1,015 1,012

 Planning........................................................................... 64 61 59 59 56

 Technical assistance and consulting............................................. 48 48 43 37 30

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 6 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Production................................................................... 320 383 367 370 378

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................... 114 124 131 131 123

 Construction.......................................................................... - - - - -

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service..................................................................... - - - - -

 Standards and specifications........................................................ 97 91 86 76 69

 

 Scientific and technical information.....................................................129 131 123 118 113

 Research contract and grant administration............................... 10 9 8 6 6

 Teaching and training..................................................... 5 5 7 6 5

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................ 299 325 332 248 199

 Activity unknown............................................................. 3 1 110 19 17

 

 Chemical: 

 Total.......................................................................... 1,503 1,413 1,344 1,311 1,245

 Development.............................................................. 470 417 400 394 371

 Research................................................................ 291 285 257 245 243

 Design.................................................................... 51 53 56 56 59

 Data collection, processing, and analysis......................... 58 55 58 65 67

 Natural resources operations............................................ 2 2 5 2 2

 

 Management.............................................................. 75 65 64 61 69

 Installation, operations, and maintenance.................................... 35 32 30 29 22

 Test and evaluation....................................................... 96 92 97 99 95

 Planning........................................................................ 7 9 12 16 8

 Technical assistance and consulting.............................................. 25 33 31 35 31

 

 Production................................................................. 167 154 146 134 128

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.................................................. 51 43 36 36 34

 Construction................................................................ 5 2 7 9 7

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service................................................................. - - - - -

 Standards and specifications............................................. 40 35 30 30 23

 

 Scientific and technical information.................................................. 21 22 22 23 24

 Research contract and grant administration............................. 37 36 32 31 26

 Teaching and training.................................................... 1 - - 1 -

 Other - not elsewhere classified.............................................. 71 78 45 44 36

 Activity unknown.............................................................. - - 16 1 -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 7 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Civil: 

 Total...................................................................... 13,945 13,621 13,357 13,231 12,874

 Development.............................................................. 238 220 218 236 213

 Research........................................................................... 347 349 354 348 355

 Design........................................................................ 4,865 4,636 4,522 4,506 4,428

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.........................................306 293 298 278 273

 Natural resources operations............................................... 650 687 747 777 767

 

 Management................................................................. 692 719 762 720 682

 Installation, operations, and maintenance....................................................... 747 742 712 714 703

 Test and evaluation.......................................................... 93 85 80 84 82

 Planning......................................................................... 1,416 1,370 1,319 1,291 1,260

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................ 359 347 321 338 299

 

 Production..................................................................... 22 20 20 24 21

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing...................................... 230 234 250 267 261

 Construction...................................................... 3,205 2,980 2,816 2,706 2,633

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service............................................... 2 4 3 4 3

 Standards and specifications............................................... 58 56 57 49 48

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................... 36 38 38 36 33

 Research contract and grant administration............................. 12 13 17 17 13

 Teaching and training...................................................... 11 12 11 11 10

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................. 640 775 794 816 784

 Activity unknown.......................................................... 16 41 18 9 6

 

 Electrical, electronics, and computer: 

 Total.................................................................................. 31,121 31,899 32,753 32,955 32,374

 Development............................................................ 11,192 11,680 11,167 12,654 12,475

 Research............................................................................ 934 976 1,012 1,068 1,074

 Design................................................................................ 3,756 3,756 3,726 3,809 3,608

 Data collection, processing, and analysis........................................ 523 542 520 541 510

 Natural resources operations.............................................. 12 13 15 19 16

 

 Management.................................................................. 1,312 1,337 1,147 1,108 1,026

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................. 5,061 5,006 5,101 5,184 5,129

 Test and evaluation.............................................................. 3,419 3,649 3,661 3,736 3,883

 Planning...................................................................... 258 247 255 244 256

 Technical assistance and consulting.............................. 212 213 247 247 235

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 8 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Electrical, electronics, and computer (continued):

 Production.............................................................. 1,449 1,441 1,563 1,639 1,678

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................ 331 343 372 387 378

 Construction.................................................................. 393 379 372 381 396

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service............................................................ 3 4 5 5 5

 Standards and specifications....................................... 258 273 294 297 285

 

 Scientific and technical information...................................................199 212 217 219 216

 Research contract and grant administration................................... 25 33 35 47 42

 Teaching and training.................................................... 42 46 55 48 51

 Other - not elsewhere classified.....................................................1,603 1,723 1,539 1,278 1,094

 Activity unknown............................................................... 139 26 1,450 44 17

 

 Industrial: 

 Total................................................................................. 3,463 3,419 3,173 3,016 2,725

 Development...................................................................... 205 212 185 186 175

 Research..................................................................... 57 54 50 54 58

 Design.......................................................................... 243 239 212 208 184

 Data collection, processing, and analysis........................................ 40 37 36 31 24

 Natural resources operations............................................. 1 1 1 2 1

 

 Management.................................................................. 279 272 241 243 238

 Installation, operations, and maintenance..................................... 547 551 530 470 415

 Test and evaluation........................................................... 44 48 52 60 57

 Planning.......................................................................... 160 168 147 142 128

 Technical assistance and consulting.................................................. 97 89 86 83 71

 

 Production........................................................................... 1,150 1,107 1,022 973 847

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.............................................. 139 150 160 152 156

 Construction....................................................................... 31 38 36 38 38

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.................................................................. 4 2 3 5 10

 Standards and specifications................................................. 64 62 58 58 48

 

 Scientific and technical information.............................................. 23 21 22 23 21

 Research contract and grant administration................................. 3 12 10 7 6

 Teaching and training........................................................... 7 4 9 5 4

 Other - not elsewhere classified..........................................................361 347 286 271 243

 Activity unknown.............................................................. 8 5 27 5 1

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Page 9 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Mechanical: 

 Total....................................................................................... 12,186 11,787 11,763 11,532 11,159

 Development..................................................................... 3,205 3,176 2,902 3,241 3,138

 Research....................................................................... 417 423 458 413 426

 Design.................................................................................. 3,251 3,051 2,907 2,918 2,798

 Data collection, processing, and analysis........................................ 117 125 115 123 127

 Natural resources operations.............................................................. 2 - - 3 4

 

 Management....................................................................... 338 337 375 392 365

 Installation, operations, and maintenance.......................................... 1,324 1,250 1,245 1,212 1,134

 Test and evaluation.......................................................... 1,252 1,221 1,220 1,227 1,241

 Planning....................................................................... 89 87 89 91 98

 Technical assistance and consulting............................................. 87 70 66 65 72

 

 Production............................................................................ 676 659 679 632 632

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................. 53 62 71 75 74

 Construction............................................................................. 445 428 410 404 404

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service......................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Standards and specifications................................................... 214 196 172 202 181

 

 Scientific and technical information................................................... 63 61 62 63 64

 Research contract and grant administration................................. 26 28 30 39 41

 Teaching and training.................................................... - - - - 2

 Other - not elsewhere classified.................................................. 610 605 517 421 356

 Activity unknown................................................................ 16 7 444 10 1

 

 Other engineering: 

 Total......................................................................................... 25,442 25,819 26,640 27,218 26,853

 Development......................................................................... 3,647 3,625 3,643 3,674 3,525

 Research.................................................................................. 1,071 1,054 1,071 1,080 1,079

 Design....................................................................................... 2,240 2,269 2,317 2,403 2,357

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................... 515 510 550 571 578

 Natural resources operations...................................................... 444 439 496 522 556

 

 Management............................................................................ 3,312 3,423 3,361 3,463 3,408

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................................. 2,995 3,052 3,199 3,219 3,158

 Test and evaluation................................................................... 1,487 1,517 1,495 1,540 1,486

 Planning........................................................................................ 981 965 978 1,003 1,013

 Technical assistance and consulting............................................................. 906 910 989 1,012 1,046

 

 Production............................................................................................ 1,754 1,758 1,871 1,952 1,810

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................2,161 2,267 2,458 2,490 2,442

 Construction........................................................................... 949 972 973 1,025 1,068

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.................................................................. 66 66 69 75 72

 Standards and specifications.............................................. 526 535 501 480 421

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-6. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and

 primary work activity: 1989-93

Pge 10 of 10

 Major occupational group and 

 primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Other engineering (continued): 

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................. 227 289 349 367 428

 Research contract and grant administration......................... 169 201 215 220 219

 Teaching and training......................................................... 74 75 99 93 107

 Other - not elsewhere classified.............................................. 1,895 1,883 1,859 2,015 2,075

 Activity unknown............................................................ 23 9 147 14 5

KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

 Total, All Agencies 

 Total.............................................................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Development..................................................................................... 28,791 29,190 27,502 30,299 29,529

 Research................................................................................................ 21,242 21,381 21,768 22,246 21,670

 Design........................................................................................... 15,171 14,781 14,521 14,681 14,209

 Data collection, processing, and analysis........................................................................... 14,236 14,325 14,795 14,951 14,675

 Natural resources operations...................................................................... 11,488 11,904 12,455 13,235 13,461

 

 Management................................................................................................ 8,407 8,625 8,505 8,682 8,488

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................................ 11,480 11,429 11,608 11,623 11,353

 Test and evaluation................................................................................................ 9,712 10,095 10,160 10,409 10,495

 Planning.......................................................................................................................... 6,374 6,238 6,223 6,271 6,169

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................... 4,118 4,204 4,338 4,526 4,556

 

 Production........................................................................................... 5,708 5,703 5,836 5,884 5,659

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................................ 4,951 5,332 5,867 6,026 5,910

 Construction.......................................................................................... 5,170 4,940 4,746 4,698 4,682

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service........................................................................................3,430 3,625 3,981 4,201 4,440

 Standards and specifications....................................................................... 1,674 1,692 1,620 1,642 1,506

 

 Scientific and technical information..................................................................... 1,746 1,905 1,957 2,057 2,146

 Research contract and grant administration......................................................................... 944 1,042 1,047 1,070 1,039

 Teaching and training............................................................................................... 376 406 442 431 471

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................................................. 8,329 8,867 8,682 8,740 8,244

 Activity unknown......................................................................................................................... 22,276 23,365 28,673 27,181 28,206

 

 Department of Agriculture: 

 Total....................................................................................................... 16,875 17,068 17,475 18,073 17,764

 Development............................................................................................. 95 88 82 93 99

 Research...................................................................................................3,362 3,286 3,359 3,448 3,239

 Design..........................................................................................................498 470 455 438 397

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................................................................ 1,131 1,109 1,165 1,143 1,124

 Natural resources operations...................................................................................... 8,344 8,618 8,847 9,233 9,199

 

 Management............................................................................................................. 337 349 383 386 387

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................................ 34 37 39 39 42

 Test and evaluation...................................................................................................... 236 243 263 262 262

 Planning............................................................................................................................. 531 518 504 515 520

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................................................. 608 566 549 576 558

 

 Production................................................................................................................... 3 3 3 5 6

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................................................................................. 45 39 43 43 49

 Construction............................................................................................ 275 262 252 232 216

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service........................................................................................................... 3 4 5 6 5

 Standards and specifications..................................................................... 10 18 20 20 16

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Department of Agriculture (continued):

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................................... 113 113 131 154 151

 Research contract and grant administration.......................................................................................... 24 31 22 23 24

 Teaching and training....................................................................................................... 3 1 5 7 11

 Other - not elsewhere classified..................................................................................................... 45 52 66 74 70

 Activity unknown............................................................................................................................. 1,178 1,261 1,282 1,376 1,389

 

 Department of Commerce: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................... 7,768 8,006 8,312 8,660 8,766

 Development.............................................................................................................. 465 431 415 436 444

 Research.............................................................................................................................................. 2,086 2,158 2,207 2,315 2,298

 Design.............................................................................................................................. 52 51 56 51 52

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................................................... 3,303 3,428 3,592 3,650 3,607

 Natural resources operations.......................................................... 42 47 56 58 51

 

 Management................................................................................................190 187 199 211 229

 Installation, operations, and maintenance............................................................................... 90 94 98 106 113

 Test and evaluation........................................................................................... 53 53 59 57 56

 Planning.................................................................................................... 120 117 130 126 130

 Technical assistance and consulting.............................................................................................. 92 88 70 89 90

 Production................................................................................................ - 1 1 1 1

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................................................................ 31 37 32 33 32

 Construction........................................................................................................ 24 22 27 26 30

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service..................................................................................... - - - - -

 Standards and specifications................................................................................... 23 31 29 36 36

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................................ 99 108 109 105 101

 Research contract and grant administration.................................................................................................. 23 24 21 16 22

 Teaching and training................................................................................................... 24 23 19 32 43

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................................... 62 63 67 71 87

 Activity unknown................................................................................. 989 1,043 1,125 1,241 1,344

 

 Department of Defense: 

 Total.........................................................................................................94,194 93,949 94,042 94,213 92,163

 Development........................................................................................................ 21,499 21,857 19,861 22,638 22,008

 Research.............................................................................................................. 5,305 5,226 5,003 5,028 4,895

 Design............................................................................................................................ 12,127 11,731 11,281 11,396 10,995

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.............................................................................................. 3,303 3,236 3,087 3,174 3,034

 Natural resources operations.............................................................................................. 452 433 528 606 659

 

 Management............................................................................................................... 5,029 5,084 4,745 4,670 4,476

 Installation, operations, and maintenance....................................................................................................... 8,800 8,675 8,685 8,653 8,419

 Test and evaluation....................................................................................................... 7,133 7,294 7,220 7,487 7,609

 Planning..................................................................................................................... 2,941 2,850 2,864 2,893 2,813

 Technical assistance and consulting....................................................................................... 883 883 877 863 829

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Defense (continued): 

 Production.............................................................................................................. 446 477 586 654 647

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing...................................................................................................... 3,420 3,227 2,998 2,963 2,969

 Construction.......................................................................................................................... 

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 797 778 840 872 874

 medical service............................................................................................................ 852 800 708 720 629

 Standards and specifications........................................................................................ 

 805 847 854 856 832

 Scientific and technical information........................................................................................ 146 170 179 189 194

 Research contract and grant administration........................................................................................................... 256 276 300 278 301

 Teaching and training................................................................................................... 5,210 5,234 4,644 4,337 3,966

 Other - not elsewhere classified....................................................................... 9,421 9,535 13,319 10,436 10,719

 Activity unknown.........................................................

 

 Department of the Army: 34,957 34,271 34,295 34,192 33,300

 Total...................................................................................................... 6,512 6,599 7,272 7,450 7,375

 Development......................................................................................... 2,375 2,382 2,436 2,114 2,081

 Research......................................................................................................... 4,625 4,398 4,404 4,526 4,493

 Design................................................................................................................... 1,135 1,134 1,099 1,114 1,057

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................................................................................... 299 284 341 406 436

 Natural resources operations................................................................................................................................ 

 3,307 3,388 3,052 2,966 2,852

 Management............................................................................................ 1,429 1,377 1,396 1,327 1,302

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................................... 1,396 1,372 1,425 1,420 1,354

 Test and evaluation..................................................................... 2,137 2,021 2,026 2,053 1,943

 Planning.........................................................................................................366 358 344 347 321

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................................ 

 1,238 1,190 1,351 1,388 1,314

 Production......................................................................................................... 392 411 515 580 558

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................................................................. 2,378 2,216 1,980 1,966 1,967

 Construction............................................................................................................... 

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 514 507 550 531 512

 medical service............................................................................................................ 260 239 159 165 111

 Standards and specifications................................................................................ 

 234 255 253 251 229

 Scientific and technical information.......................................................................................... 72 68 61 59 56

 Research contract and grant administration................................................................ 85 101 110 102 112

 Teaching and training.................................................................................. 2,758 2,693 2,168 2,018 1,872

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................................ 3,445 3,278 3,353 3,409 3,355

 Activity unknown.....................................................................................

 

 Department of the Navy: 39,076 39,264 39,155 38,892 37,650

 Total............................................................................................................ 10,122 10,322 7,650 10,425 10,088

 Development............................................................................................................ 1,912 1,835 1,535 1,848 1,818

 Research......................................................................................... 5,932 5,755 5,396 5,467 5,142

 Design................................................................................................................... 1,174 1,183 1,078 1,126 1,060

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................................................................. 90 88 107 122 129

 Natural resources operations............................................................................... 

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of the Navy (continued): 

 Management......................................................................................................................... 1,224 1,186 1,148 1,119 984

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................................................. 4,578 4,606 4,686 4,640 4,420

 Test and evaluation.......................................................................................... 4,747 4,893 4,765 4,993 5,163

 Planning.............................................................................................. 378 406 406 393 416

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................................................ 301 295 285 258 255

 

 Production.............................................................................. 2,176 2,084 2,081 2,049 1,900

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.................................................................... 28 28 29 35 35

 Construction........................................................................................ 693 669 692 678 685

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service............................................................................................... 159 163 188 223 248

 Standards and specifications..................................................................... 300 269 253 239 231

 

 Scientific and technical information........................................................................................................ 253 267 270 277 276

 Research contract and grant administration.............................................................................................. 65 77 94 110 119

 Teaching and training............................................................................. 38 50 64 59 62

 Other - not elsewhere classified.......................................................................... 1,969 2,033 1,964 1,736 1,507

 Activity unknown............................................................................................... 2,937 3,055 6,464 3,095 3,112

 Department of the Air Force: 

 Total.............................................................................................................. 16,502 16,267 16,063 16,273 16,281

 Development.................................................................................... 4,492 4,474 4,508 4,359 4,134

 Research.......................................................................................... 822 837 858 927 914

 Design.......................................................................................... 1,484 1,480 1,393 1,317 1,272

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.....................................................669 681 672 682 683

 Natural resources operations........................................................................ 63 61 80 75 92

 

 Management........................................................................................... 397 386 417 470 525

 Installation, operations, and maintenance..................................................................... 2,744 2,638 2,547 2,621 2,628

 Test and evaluation.......................................................................................923 963 947 953 974

 Planning............................................................................................. 390 384 390 392 406

 Technical assistance and consulting......................................................................... 170 188 203 211 226

 

 Production....................................................................................................... 1,171 877 806 735 753

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.......................................................................................... 26 36 40 37 53

 Construction..................................................................................................... 329 320 305 292 287

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service............................................................................. 118 105 93 109 104

 Standards and specifications.............................................................................. 37 38 39 37 27

 

 Scientific and technical information..................................................................... 300 306 302 297 296

 Research contract and grant administration............................................................................... 9 9 8 5 4

 Teaching and training................................................................................ 43 43 46 46 52

 Other - not elsewhere classified....................................................................................... 329 361 379 447 459

 Activity unknown................................................................................................. 1,986 2,080 2,030 2,261 2,392

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Other Defense Agencies: 

 Total............................................................................................................................... 3,659 4,147 4,529 4,856 4,932

 Development...................................................................................... 373 462 431 404 411

 Research....................................................................................... 196 172 174 139 82

 Design...................................................................................................................... 86 98 88 86 88

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................................... 325 238 238 252 234

 Natural resources operations................................................................................. - - - 3 2

 

 Management................................................................................................................. 101 124 128 115 115

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................................... 49 54 56 65 69

 Test and evaluation....................................................................................... 67 66 83 121 118

 Planning.................................................................................................. 36 39 42 55 48

 Technical assistance and consulting..................................................................... 46 42 45 47 27

 

 Production......................................................................................................... 784 1,185 1,225 1,328 1,328

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing...................................................................... - 2 2 2 1

 Construction........................................................................................ 20 22 21 27 30

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service...................................................................................... 6 3 9 9 10

 Standards and specifications............................................................... 255 254 257 279 260

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................... 18 19 29 31 31

 Research contract and grant administration..................................................................... - 16 16 15 15

 Teaching and training........................................................................ 90 82 80 71 75

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................. 154 147 133 136 128

 Activity unknown........................................................................... 1,053 1,122 1,472 1,671 1,860

 

 Department of Energy: 

 Total.................................................................................................... 3,838 4,106 4,809 5,302 5,132

 Development.................................................................................... 442 422 535 517 453

 Research......................................................................................................155 168 173 169 150

 Design.............................................................................................. 244 235 270 300 261

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................................... 236 230 251 259 258

 Natural resources operations..................................................................... 48 53 66 79 92

 

 Management............................................................................................... 510 567 689 837 837

 Installation, operations, and maintenance...................................................................... 340 362 406 401 383

 Test and evaluation............................................................................... 56 56 61 68 66

 Planning...................................................................................... 190 185 196 203 198

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................................................... 114 136 236 309 343

 

 Production.....................................................................................................241 267 257 274 257

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.................................................................................. 367 394 431 469 432

 Construction............................................................................................. 148 141 179 168 145

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service............................................................................. 2 1 1 - -

 Standards and specifications.............................................................. 29 48 52 53 46

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Energy (continued): 

 Scientific and technical information................................................................................................................... 56 50 61 74 69

 Research contract and grant administration.......................................................................................................... 164 174 191 203 206

 Teaching and training............................................................................................... 1 3 8 7 6

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................................................... 164 236 293 385 389

 Activity unknown....................................................................................... 331 378 453 527 541

 

 Department of Health & Human Services: 

 Total....................................................................................................... 8,121 8,734 9,244 9,683 9,614

 Development........................................................................................... 122 120 110 110 110

 Research....................................................................................................3,770 3,950 4,209 4,364 4,195

 Design..............................................................................................................67 74 87 111 109

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.......................................................... 592 620 658 662 633

 Natural resources operations.............................................................. 2 2 2 1 1

 

 Management....................................................................................................... 77 80 86 76 71

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................................................ 28 28 30 35 39

 Test and evaluation.................................................................................................... 815 949 1,004 1,018 1,002

 Planning............................................................................................... 103 102 93 109 101

 Technical assistance and consulting..................................................................... 491 486 483 567 603

 

 Production...................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................................................ 328 425 474 465 451

 Construction............................................................................................................................ 27 32 33 38 44

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service....................................................................................................... 110 123 132 142 148

 Standards and specifications........................................................................ 89 109 95 89 90

 

 Scientific and technical information.................................................................................. 56 53 49 54 57

 Research contract and grant administration........................................................................... 163 178 187 186 173

 Teaching and training............................................................................................................. 10 11 12 11 10

 Other - not elsewhere classified....................................................................................... 58 62 55 60 67

 Activity unknown................................................................................... 1,212 1,329 1,444 1,584 1,709

 

 Department of Housing & Urban Development: 

 Total...............................................................................................................390 395 431 457 440

 Development....................................................................................... 4 3 3 2 2

 Research.......................................................................................... 15 12 9 9 8

 Design............................................................................................. 4 10 11 10 9

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................................................................ 21 22 23 20 19

 Natural resources operations......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Management......................................................................................... 7 9 9 11 13

 Installation, operations, and maintenance.................................................................................... 27 28 29 26 22

 Test and evaluation..................................................................................... - - - - -

 Planning........................................................................................ 32 28 28 26 24

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................. 14 14 11 13 15

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Housing & Urban Development (continued): 

 Production........................................................................................ - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.............................................................................. 1 1 2 2 2

 Construction.................................................................................... 41 38 38 37 34

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service...................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 Standards and specifications.......................................................... 4 4 4 4 4

 

 Scientific and technical information........................................................................ 2 4 2 1 -

 Research contract and grant administration......................................................................................... - 1 1 1 -

 Teaching and training............................................................................ - - - - -

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................................ 91 93 115 121 116

 Activity unknown....................................................................................... 127 128 146 173 171

 

 Department of the Interior: 

 Total...................................................................................................... 11,846 12,046 12,502 13,142 13,450

 Development.............................................................................................. 240 236 250 268 285

 Research............................................................................................... 2,280 2,257 2,306 2,462 2,457

 Design....................................................................................... 733 750 727 740 736

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................................................................... 2,029 2,042 2,179 2,136 2,200

 Natural resources operations................................................................................. 2,588 2,743 2,949 3,253 3,454

 

 Management....................................................................................................... 376 357 364 376 339

 Installation, operations, and maintenance..................................................................... 251 259 255 262 258

 Test and evaluation............................................................................................. 49 52 45 38 42

 Planning........................................................................................ 880 857 854 842 831

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................................................ 508 517 540 571 605

 

 Production.............................................................................................. 8 7 6 7 5

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.............................................................................................................................. 121 105 99 115 110

 Construction............................................................................................. 448 421 389 373 393

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service......................................................................................... - 1 7 5 4

 Standards and specifications.................................................................. 208 204 184 181 180

 

 Scientific and technical information.......................................................................... 218 229 217 212 191

 Research contract and grant administration........................................................................................................... 13 13 18 18 17

 Teaching and training.....................................................................................14 12 14 17 17

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................................................ 224 278 341 414 428

 Activity unknown............................................................................ 658 706 758 852 898

 

 Department of Justice: 

 Total........................................................................................ 1,579 1,752 2,026 2,380 2,583

 Development......................................................................................................................... 15 16 16 17 26

 Research............................................................................................ 114 116 139 174 188

 Design................................................................................. 3 3 1 1 4

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................................................... 105 102 91 81 85

 Natural resources operations................................................................. - - - - -

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Justice (continued): 

 Management............................................................................................................. 16 15 14 20 25

 Installation, operations, and maintenance............................................................... 4 3 4 3 4

 Test and evaluation....................................................................... 3 4 5 7 12

 Planning................................................................................... 1 1 - 2 -

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................... 12 8 13 14 13

 

 Production................................................................................ - - - - 1

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.................................................................... - - - - -

 Construction............................................................................................ 2 2 2 3 -

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.................................................................................. 152 163 214 244 303

 Standards and specifications......................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Scientific and technical information........................................................................ 15 16 14 21 19

 Research contract and grant administration....................................................................................... 14 14 13 13 19

 Teaching and training................................................................................ - - - - 1

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................................ 546 773 856 995 999

 Activity unknown......................................................................................................... 577 516 644 785 883

 

 Department of Labor: 

 Total....................................................................................................... 1,891 1,926 2,072 2,167 2,141

 Development.............................................................................................. 8 6 5 6 4

 Research................................................................................................. 55 80 106 113 129

 Design.............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................................................................. 1,066 1,087 1,218 1,309 1,265

 Natural resources operations.............................................................................. 3 3 2 1 1

 

 Management...................................................................................... 11 10 10 10 10

 Installation, operations, and maintenance............................................................... 2 2 2 2 2

 Test and evaluation.................................................................... 59 61 60 58 56

 Planning................................................................................................... 40 42 36 35 35

 Technical assistance and consulting............................................................................. 104 102 104 96 89

 

 Production................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................................................. 121 124 120 120 121

 Construction................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.......................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Standards and specifications........................................................................ 22 23 21 26 24

 

 Scientific and technical information......................................................... 1 - - - -

 Research contract and grant administration...................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Teaching and training....................................................................................................................... 3 3 3 3 5

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................................... 92 83 78 69 65

 Activity unknown............................................................................... 302 298 305 317 333

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of State: 

 Total.............................................................................................................................. 2,877 3,049 3,218 3,424 3,401

 Development......................................................................................................... 7 3 4 3 3

 Research................................................................................. 5 2 1 3 3

 Design.................................................................................... 23 17 19 18 17

 Data collection, processing, and analysis............................................................. 264 246 213 209 181

 Natural resources operations................................................................ 1 - - - -

 

 Management.................................................................. 41 43 34 34 36

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................. 143 157 157 165 164

 Test and evaluation.......................................................................... - - - - -

 Planning.................................................................................................... 661 670 667 652 647

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................................. 11 10 8 9 6

 

 Production........................................................................................ - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Construction....................................................................... 11 11 10 10 10

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service..................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 Standards and specifications......................................................................... - 1 - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information..................................................................................... 18 18 18 14 15

 Research contract and grant administration............................................................. - - - - -

 Teaching and training........................................................................ 1 1 1 1 1

 Other - not elsewhere classified.......................................................................5 9 12 17 13

 Activity unknown.......................................................................... 1,686 1,861 2,074 2,288 2,304

 

 Department of Transportation: 

 Total................................................................................................. 4,580 4,763 5,101 5,403 5,462

 Development.............................................................................. 459 416 397 384 365

 Research..................................................................................... 134 150 183 193 208

 Design......................................................................................... 627 613 632 655 660

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................................................... 67 77 69 68 64

 Natural resources operations.......................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 

 Management...................................................................... 347 387 391 392 419

 Installation, operations, and maintenance...................................................... 703 705 777 828 832

 Test and evaluation............................................................... 367 401 406 424 434

 Planning...................................................................................... 162 171 176 183 178

 Technical assistance and consulting.................................................................. 191 182 184 206 188

 

 Production.................................................................................... 2 2 3 3 5

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.................................................................. 175 184 199 207 207

 Construction.............................................................................. 384 367 399 434 422

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service................................................................................... 1 1 2 5 7

 Standards and specifications........................................................... 94 97 115 117 111

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Transportation (continued): 

 Scientific and technical information......................................................................... 5 8 9 8 11

 Research contract and grant administration......................................................................... 9 6 6 8 7

 Teaching and training........................................................................ 44 52 57 53 50

 Other - not elsewhere classified........................................................................ 397 493 571 617 643

 Activity unknown.......................................................................................................... 411 450 524 617 650

 

 Department of the Treasury: 

 Total............................................................................................ 2,516 2,664 3,103 3,320 3,461

 Development................................................................................. 35 48 65 71 81

 Research..................................................................................... 77 67 72 73 69

 Design....................................................................................... 24 27 39 37 37

 Data collection, processing, and analysis........................................................................ 201 217 264 280 263

 Natural resources operations........................................................ - - - - -

 

 Management..................................................................................... 9 7 6 7 5

 Installation, operations, and maintenance.................................................... 22 21 22 19 18

 Test and evaluation................................................................... 76 77 84 60 54

 Planning................................................................................... 96 85 87 95 100

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................................ 7 8 12 12 12

 

 Production.................................................................................. 6 8 9 10 8

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................................... 287 285 298 298 291

 Construction...................................................................................... - - 2 2 3

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.......................................................................... - - - - -

 Standards and specifications........................................................ 9 9 9 14 14

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................... 35 18 18 17 22

 Research contract and grant administration......................................................... 1 - 5 6 8

 Teaching and training................................................................... - - - - -

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................... 98 112 139 155 144

 Activity unknown........................................................................ 1,533 1,675 1,972 2,164 2,332

 

Department of Veterans Affairs: 

 Total................................................................................... 4,401 4,614 4,902 5,109 5,355

 Development............................................................................... 2 2 2 2 1

 Research................................................................................... 753 725 734 696 676

 Design................................................................................. 39 35 29 29 25

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.........................................................5 7 8 9 13

 Natural resources operations.............................................................. 1 1 1 - -

 

 Management.................................................................................... 115 109 117 134 138

 Installation, operations, and maintenance....................................................448 459 461 453 474

 Test and evaluation................................................................... 16 15 14 16 15

 Planning................................................................................. 40 51 53 56 57

 Technical assistance and consulting............................................................. 7 8 9 10 6

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Department of Veterans Affairs (continued): 

 Production........................................................................................ 2 2 7 4 3

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................................5 6 5 7 4

 Construction.................................................................. 60 54 59 69 81

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service................................................................................... 2,358 2,546 2,769 2,919 3,090

 Standards and specifications....................................................... 5 5 5 4 4

 

 Scientific and technical information..................................................................... 7 7 7 10 13

 Research contract and grant administration................................................................. 4 3 3 4 4

 Teaching and training......................................................................... 14 16 16 14 17

 Other - not elsewhere classified.................................................................................... 18 18 18 31 47

 Activity unknown............................................................................. 502 545 585 642 687

 

 Environmental Protection Agency: 

 Total............................................................................................... 6,503 7,223 7,810 7,887 8,061

 Development..................................................................................................... 181 203 223 224 211

 Research............................................................................................. 438 427 476 437 440

 Design.......................................................................................... 7 7 5 3 3

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................1,277 1,272 1,350 1,336 1,345

 Natural resources operations.......................................................... 3 1 1 1 1

 

 Management..................................................................................... 76 89 88 88 87

 Installation, operations, and maintenance............................................................................. 6 5 5 7 7

 Test and evaluation............................................................................... 86 111 124 131 128

 Planning.............................................................................................. 208 216 216 220 231

 Technical assistance and consulting....................................................................................................................................................... 670 726 784 776 805

 

 Production........................................................................................................ - - 1 1 1

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing........................................................................ 1,325 1,524 1,702 1,702 1,689

 Construction............................................................................... 55 44 39 34 33

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service............................................................................ - 1 1 - -

 Standards and specifications..................................................................... 199 204 234 230 211

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................. 279 405 431 495 624

 Research contract and grant administration..................................................................... 108 132 127 126 118

 Teaching and training.................................................................................. - - - 1 2

 Other - not elsewhere classified.................................................................................. 175 203 197 206 202

 Activity unknown............................................................................................. 1,410 1,653 1,806 1,869 1,923

 

 General Services Administration: 

 Total.................................................................................................. 741 827 924 922 978

 Development.............................................................................................................. 15 11 10 10 6

 Research.................................................................................................... 10 10 10 7 7

 Design...................................................................................................... 114 134 173 171 186

 Data collection, processing, and analysis........................................................................................... - - - - -

 Natural resources operations...................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 General Services Administration (continued): 

 Management..................................................................................................... 18 22 19 18 19

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................................ 18 17 18 17 14

 Test and evaluation............................................................................ 29 29 31 20 26

 Planning................................................................................. 7 7 6 5 5

 Technical assistance and consulting.............................................................. 8 6 8 7 5

 

 Production...................................................................................... - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing......................................................... 11 12 14 15 12

 Construction................................................................................ 190 226 222 205 205

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service.......................................................................... - - - - -

 Standards and specifications................................................................ 10 12 11 26 20

 

 Scientific and technical information....................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Research contract and grant administration......................................................................... - - - - -

 Teaching and training.............................................................................. - - - - -

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................................. 74 77 97 102 112

 Activity unknown................................................................................. 236 263 304 318 360

 

 National Aeronautics & Space Administration: 

 Total...................................................................................................................... 11,920 12,277 12,802 12,665 12,424

 Development......................................................................................... 5,133 5,267 5,464 5,456 5,378

 Research............................................................................................................ 2,306 2,362 2,413 2,370 2,324

 Design.................................................................................................................... 568 588 687 661 656

 Data collection, processing, and analysis...................................................................... 397 388 376 372 357

 Natural resources operations.......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Management........................................................................................... 1,185 1,247 1,289 1,356 1,338

 Installation, operations, and maintenance............................................................................... 522 518 569 552 513

 Test and evaluation............................................................ 681 701 735 711 685

 Planning.................................................................................... 212 198 187 173 167

 Technical assistance and consulting......................................................... 95 86 74 66 60

 

 Production................................................................................. 74 75 84 77 75

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing....................................................................... 5 10 14 14 16

 Construction............................................................................. 53 60 58 60 53

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service........................................................................................ 2 2 5 2 2

 Standards and specifications....................................................................... 61 65 68 60 60

 

 Scientific and technical information............................................................................... 25 16 17 16 22

 Research contract and grant administration................................................................ 10 10 9 9 8

 Teaching and training..................................................................... 1 2 2 2 1

 Other - not elsewhere classified........................................................................ 500 583 639 586 592

 Activity unknown........................................................................ 90 99 112 122 117

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 National Science Foundation: 

 Total.................................................................................................................... 377 389 362 364 328

 Development........................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Research...................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Design............................................................................................... - - - - -

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................................................... 39 38 36 34 28

 Natural resources operations............................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management................................................................................... 10 9 11 10 11

 Installation, operations, and maintenance........................................................................ 5 5 3 4 3

 Test and evaluation.............................................................................. - - - - -

 Planning......................................................................................... 17 14 14 14 15

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................................ 1 1 1 2 2

 

 Production................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing....................................................................................... - - 1 2 3

 Construction...................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service...................................................................................... - - - - -

 Standards and specifications......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information................................................................ - - - - -

 Research contract and grant administration.................................................................. 259 277 254 256 227

 Teaching and training......................................................................... - - - - -

 Other - not elsewhere classified........................................................................... 7 7 6 4 3

 Activity unknown.................................................................................... 37 37 35 37 35

 

 Nuclear Regulatory Commission: 

 Total................................................................................................... 1,457 1,466 1,590 1,620 1,593

 Development.............................................................................................. - - - - -

 Research........................................................................................ 1 1 1 1 -

 Design.......................................................................................... - - - - -

 Data collection, processing, and analysis................................................................................... - - - - -

 Natural resources operations............................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Installation, operations, and maintenance..................................................................................... - - - - -

 Test and evaluation................................................................................... 1 2 1 - 1

 Planning.................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Technical assistance and consulting........................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Production............................................................................... - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing............................................................. 1,409 1,424 1,547 1,574 1,547

 Construction............................................................................. - - - - -

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service......................................................................... - - - - -

 Standards and specifications.............................................................................. - - - - 1

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (continued): 

 Research contract and grant administration............................................................ - - - - -

 Teaching and training......................................................................... - - - - -

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 Activity unknown....................................................................... 45 38 40 44 42

 

 US International Development Cooperation Agency: 

 Total.................................................................................................... 585 556 520 480 470

 Development....................................................................................... - - - - -

 Research...................................................................................... 2 2 1 1 1

 Design................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Data collection, processing, and analysis.................................................................. - - - - -

 Natural resources operations....................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Management................................................................................... 1 1 - - -

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................. - - - - -

 Test and evaluation............................................................................... 1 - - - -

 Planning......................................................................................... 2 1 - - -

 Technical assistance and consulting.................................................................... 217 292 296 263 262

 

 Production.......................................................................................... - - - - -

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing.......................................................................... - - - - -

 Construction......................................................................... - - - - -

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service........................................................................................ - - - - -

 Standards and specifications.......................................................... - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information..................................................................................... - - - - -

 Research contract and grant administration........................................................ - - - - -

 Teaching and training.................................................................. - - - - -

 Other - not elsewhere classified................................................................ 160 67 60 49 37

 Activity unknown................................................................................ 202 193 163 167 170

 

 All other agencies: 

 Total..................................................................................... 3,164 3,239 3,481 3,582 3,322

 Development............................................................................................ 68 60 59 61 52

 Research.................................................................................... 374 382 366 383 383

 Design................................................................................................... 41 36 49 60 62

 Data collection, processing, and analysis....................................................200 204 215 209 199

 Natural resources operations................................................................ 3 2 2 2 2

 

 Management...................................................................................... 52 53 51 46 48

 Installation, operations, and maintenance................................................ 37 54 48 51 46

 Test and evaluation............................................................................... 51 47 48 52 47

 Planning........................................................................................... 131 125 112 122 117

 Technical assistance and consulting................................................................ 85 85 79 77 65

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Agency and primary work activity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 All other agencies (continued): 

 Production.................................................................................................. 2 1 1 1 1

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing................................................................. 274 285 300 306 297

 Construction.................................................................................. 31 33 39 44 44

 Clinical practice, counseling, and ancillary 

 medical service....................................................................... 4 4 4 3 4

 Standards and specifications.............................................................. 59 62 65 62 59

 

 Scientific and technical information....................................................................... 11 12 19 19 17

 Research contract and grant administration.............................................................. 5 8 10 11 11

 Teaching and training.............................................................................. 5 6 5 5 6

 Other - not elsewhere classified............................................................. 402 423 427 446 263

 Activity unknown................................................................. 1,329 1,357 1,582 1,622 1,599

KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Table B-8. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and race/ethnicity: 1989-93

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 Major occupational group and 

 race/ethnicity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

Total, All Occupations 

 All races............................................................................................... 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 White...................................................................... 159,401 161,431 165,564 168,316 166,084

 Black................................................................................................. 8,409 8,712 9,216 9,579 9,682

 Asian................................................................................... 9,866 10,565 11,192 11,764 11,930

 Hispanic.............................................................................5,331 5,687 6,071 6,354 6,394

 

 Native American........................................................................ 929 1,002 1,106 1,198 1,249

 All other.......................................................................... 1,517 1,576 1,523 1,516 1,555

 No report..................................................................... 170 76 54 126 14

 

 All scientists: 

 All races............................................................................ 89,530 92,467 96,919 101,006 101,348

 White.................................................................................. 78,454 80,642 84,237 87,340 87,492

 Black....................................................................... 5,040 5,253 5,569 5,900 6,036

 Asian......................................................................... 3,124 3,449 3,707 4,051 4,143

 Hispanic......................................................................... 2,012 2,166 2,370 2,537 2,580

 

 Native American......................................................................... 528 581 662 712 748

 All other...............................................................................270 327 327 347 343

 No report..................................................................................... 102 49 47 119 6

 

 Computer and mathematical sciences: 

 All races....................................................................................... 25,737 26,725 28,210 29,371 29,691

 White...................................................................................... 21,860 22,578 23,655 24,440 24,564

 Black.......................................................................... 2,047 2,159 2,346 2,503 2,606

 Asian................................................................................ 998 1,155 1,295 1,441 1,528

 Hispanic................................................................................. 557 590 656 716 722

 

 Native American...................................................................103 110 130 144 149

 All other............................................................................. 107 124 122 121 120

 No report..................................................................... 65 9 6 6 2

 

 Life sciences: 

 All races............................................................................ 23,082 24,009 25,280 26,765 26,920

 White................................................................................20,667 21,438 22,547 23,850 23,985

 Black......................................................................... 942 958 985 1,018 1,035

 Asian...................................................................................660 726 803 876 876

 Hispanic.................................................................................. 507 546 595 634 631

 

 Native American............................................................................... 243 266 271 294 307

 All other.................................................................... 57 70 71 85 85

 No report...................................................................... 6 5 8 8 1

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Major occupational group and 

race/ethnicity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Physical sciences: 

 All races.................................................................................................................. 23,204 23,725 24,140 24,427 24,118

 White............................................................................................... 20,628 20,968 21,327 21,513 21,216

 Black............................................................................................ 877 885 884 892 883

 Asian.......................................................................................................... 1,135 1,238 1,242 1,313 1,318

 Hispanic................................................................................................. 430 468 507 524 528

 

 Native American............................................................... 49 60 74 70 76

 All other............................................................................................... 79 100 100 102 97

 No report............................................................................................... 6 6 6 13 -

 

 Social sciences: 

 All races.................................................................................................... 17,507 18,008 19,289 20,443 20,619

 White................................................................................. 15,299 15,658 16,708 17,537 17,727

 Black........................................................................... 1,174 1,251 1,354 1,487 1,512

 Asian............................................................................. 331 330 367 421 421

 Hispanic......................................................................... 518 562 612 663 699

 

 Native American............................................................... 133 145 187 204 216

 All other................................................................................................ 27 33 34 39 41

 No report.............................................................................. 25 29 27 92 3

 

 All engineers: 

 All races...........................................................................96,093 96,582 97,807 97,847 95,560

 White........................................................................... 80,947 80,789 81,327 80,976 78,592

 Black...................................................................................... 3,369 3,459 3,647 3,679 3,646

 Asian.............................................................................. 6,742 7,116 7,485 7,713 7,787

 Hispanic....................................................................... 3,319 3,521 3,701 3,817 3,814

 

 Native American...................................................................... 401 421 444 486 501

 All other......................................................................... 1,247 1,249 1,196 1,169 1,212

 No report...................................................................... 68 27 7 7 8

 

 Aerospace: 

 All races............................................................................................. 8,433 8,624 8,777 8,584 8,330

 White.................................................................................... 7,537 7,664 7,778 7,577 7,294

 Black.......................................................................................... 234 241 259 260 264

 Asian...................................................................................... 394 426 441 439 453

 Hispanic........................................................................ 250 271 273 276 288

 

 Native American............................................................................. 17 22 26 32 31

 All other........................................................................ - - - - -

 No report............................................................................... 1 - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Major occupational group and 

race/ethnicity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Chemical: 

 All races............................................................................................ 1,503 1,413 1,344 1,311 1,245

 White............................................................................... 1,247 1,161 1,098 1,071 1,008

 Black.....................................................................................47 44 50 47 45

 Asian........................................................................................... 140 146 143 137 136

 Hispanic........................................................................................ 67 58 47 50 49

 

 Native American............................................................................. 2 4 5 6 6

 All other..................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 No report................................................................................. - - 1 - -

 

 Civil: 

 All races.................................................................... 13,945 13,621 13,357 13,231 12,874

 White................................................................................11,922 11,639 11,386 11,239 10,882

 Black........................................................................... 370 360 375 379 369

 Asian................................................................................ 790 775 776 781 781

 Hispanic...................................................................................... 537 535 534 539 536

 

 Native American.................................................................... 113 110 106 114 122

 All other....................................................................... 201 195 180 176 183

 No report............................................................... 12 7 - 3 1

 

 Electrical, electronics, and computer: 

 All races............................................................................................. 31,121 31,899 32,753 32,955 32,374

 White................................................................................25,256 25,609 26,045 26,059 25,413

 Black...................................................................................... 1,317 1,364 1,435 1,441 1,437

 Asian........................................................................... 2,850 3,155 3,386 3,521 3,582

 Hispanic...................................................................... 1,200 1,317 1,434 1,474 1,469

 

 Native American.......................................................... 95 96 113 128 135

 All other............................................................... 364 353 339 330 334

 No report................................................................. 39 5 1 2 4

 

 Industrial: 

 All races....................................................................................... 3,463 3,419 3,173 3,016 2,725

 White........................................................................................... 2,928 2,869 2,649 2,497 2,236

 Black..................................................................................................... 158 156 166 162 157

 Asian.......................................................................................... 191 190 175 184 174

 Hispanic............................................................................................... 146 158 143 134 120

 

 Native American.............................................................................. 17 21 17 19 18

 All other....................................................................................................... 22 25 22 20 20

 No report....................................................................................................... 1 - 1 - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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 Major occupational group and 

 race/ethnicity 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Mechanical: 

 All races....................................................................... 12,186 11,787 11,763 11,532 11,159

 White...................................................................... 10,165 9,810 9,757 9,535 9,197

 Black.................................................................................. 402 392 403 388 360

 Asian..................................................................................1,018 1,010 1,014 1,019 1,009

 Hispanic..............................................................................370 364 380 387 378

 

 Native American...................................................................51 45 48 44 45

 All other............................................................................. 177 162 161 158 168

 No report................................................................... 3 4 - 1 2

 

 Other engineering: 

 All races...........................................................................25,442 25,819 26,640 27,218 26,853

 White...................................................................... 21,892 22,037 22,614 22,998 22,562

 Black.................................................................... 841 902 959 1,002 1,014

 Asian............................................................................. 1,359 1,414 1,550 1,632 1,652

 Hispanic............................................................................ 749 818 890 957 974

 

 Native American................................................................ 106 123 129 143 144

 All other............................................................................. 483 514 494 485 506

 No report......................................................................... 12 11 4 1 1

KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Table B-9. Federal scientists and engineers, by geographical division and State: 1989-93

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Division and State 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

All States............................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

New England................................................................................. 7,182 7,310 7,368 7,512 7,491

 Connecticut.......................................................................... 1,262 1,310 1,317 1,350 1,305

 Maine.............................................................................. 936 915 889 875 816

 Massachusetts............................................................... 3,144 3,179 3,216 3,266 3,311

 New Hampshire...................................................................... 432 423 429 437 441

 Rhode Island............................................................................1,297 1,372 1,398 1,456 1,475

 Vermont.................................................................................. 111 111 119 128 143

 

Middle Atlantic............................................................................................... 15,860 15,954 15,999 16,254 16,018

 New Jersey.............................................................................6,429 6,399 6,379 6,474 6,347

 New York................................................................................3,368 3,453 3,515 3,634 3,585

 Pennsylvania.............................................................................. 6,063 6,102 6,105 6,146 6,086

 

East North Central......................................................................... 15,940 16,085 16,835 17,043 16,552

 Illinois.................................................................................. 3,580 3,610 3,788 3,896 3,869

 Indiana............................................................................................ 2,490 2,530 2,653 2,688 2,593

 Michigan............................................................................................... 1,956 1,951 2,202 2,248 2,188

 Ohio........................................................................................................... 7,223 7,290 7,450 7,419 7,105

 Wisconsin....................................................................................................... 691 704 742 792 797

 

West North Central....................................................................... 7,586 7,731 7,867 8,043 8,072

 Iowa.............................................................................................493 489 514 538 540

 Kansas.................................................................................................. 1,009 1,026 1,071 1,139 1,162

 Minnesota........................................................................... 1,112 1,121 1,143 1,163 1,180

 Missouri................................................................................ 2,961 3,016 3,032 3,064 3,034

 

 Nebraska..................................................................... 1,136 1,186 1,177 1,186 1,191

 North Dakota................................................................ 467 484 497 491 483

 South Dakota..................................................................................... 408 409 433 462 482

 

South Atlantic...................................................................... 65,431 67,536 70,614 72,016 70,947

 Delaware.................................................................... 72 65 69 70 72

 District of Columbia............................................................ 16,055 16,747 17,748 18,057 17,487

 Florida........................................................................... 5,990 6,126 6,232 6,260 6,247

 Georgia.......................................................................... 4,390 4,443 4,624 4,738 4,760

 

 Maryland....................................................................................... 20,585 21,200 22,295 22,651 22,375

 North Carolina..................................................................... 2,108 2,193 2,355 2,449 2,449

 South Carolina....................................................................... 1,869 1,855 1,863 1,871 1,790

 Virginia...................................................................................13,572 14,113 14,534 14,990 14,824

 West Virginia......................................................................... 790 794 894 930 943

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Division and State 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

East South Central............................................................................. 10,673 10,814 11,135 11,238 11,206

 Alabama...................................................................... 5,961 6,074 6,376 6,333 6,319

 Kentucky.................................................................... 1,148 1,084 1,081 1,107 1,134

 Mississippi.................................................................... 2,412 2,482 2,429 2,503 2,488

 Tennessee............................................................................. 1,152 1,174 1,249 1,295 1,265

 

West South Central......................................................................... 12,457 12,562 12,673 13,163 13,375

 Arkansas................................................................................ 788 789 782 809 791

 Louisiana....................................................................... 1,467 1,487 1,520 1,594 1,618

 Oklahoma............................................................................ 2,478 2,460 2,458 2,526 2,636

 Texas............................................................................. 7,724 7,826 7,913 8,234 8,330

 

Mountain.................................................................. 15,132 15,411 16,020 16,836 17,067

 Arizona....................................................................... 1,841 1,877 1,912 2,007 1,992

 Colorado........................................................................... 5,029 5,238 5,466 5,736 5,918

 Idaho............................................................................ 933 980 1,115 1,212 1,211

 Montana.............................................................................. 1,022 1,054 1,093 1,152 1,157

 

 Nevada........................................................................... 879 893 955 1,047 1,070

 New Mexico................................................................... 2,803 2,736 2,788 2,815 2,813

 Utah...................................................................... 1,993 1,989 2,028 2,148 2,175

 Wyoming............................................................................ 632 644 663 719 731

 

Pacific................................................................................................. 30,056 30,642 31,395 31,955 31,420

 Alaska................................................................................. 1,235 1,252 1,293 1,408 1,412

 California........................................................................ 19,366 19,636 20,002 20,076 19,707

 Hawaii............................................................................. 2,112 2,147 2,088 2,073 2,076

 Oregon........................................................................... 2,379 2,523 2,669 2,796 2,752

 Washington.................................................................................... 4,964 5,084 5,343 5,602 5,473

 

Other or unknown.....................................................................5,306 5,004 4,820 4,793 4,760

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Table B-10. Federal scientists and engineers, by major occupational group and age: 1989-93

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Major occupational group and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Total, All Occupations 

 All ages.................................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Under 35 years............................................................................. 62,861 63,507 64,854 63,792 59,474

 35-39 years............................................................................... 27,990 28,171 29,056 29,919 30,440

 40-49 years.....................................................................................53,868 55,492 57,524 59,272 59,697

 50-54 years.......................................................................................... 19,935 20,626 21,372 22,394 23,401

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................... 5,730 5,724 6,141 6,609 6,750

 57-59 years............................................................................................................. 6,852 6,900 6,909 7,218 7,367

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................ 3,050 3,078 3,238 3,554 3,534

 62 years and over..............................................................................5,335 5,551 5,632 6,091 6,240

 No report........................................................................................................... 2 - - 4 5

 

 All scientists: 

 All ages.......................................................................................... 89,530 92,467 96,919 101,006 101,348

 Under 35 years............................................................................................... 22,440 22,913 23,848 24,368 22,868

 35-39 years.................................................................................. 16,886 16,937 17,295 17,420 17,034

 40-49 years................................................................................. 31,002 32,570 34,505 36,124 36,772

 50-54 years..................................................................................... 9,702 10,261 11,051 12,007 13,067

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................... 2,664 2,747 2,950 3,217 3,409

 57-59 years................................................................................... 3,187 3,227 3,262 3,474 3,678

 60-61 years.......................................................................................1,395 1,417 1,523 1,684 1,655

 62 years and over.................................................................................. 2,252 2,395 2,485 2,708 2,862

 No report............................................................................................... 2 - - 4 3

 

 Computer and mathematical sciences: 

 All ages...........................................................................................25,737 26,725 28,210 29,371 29,691

 Under 35 years.............................................................................. 6,437 6,594 6,905 7,007 6,687

 35-39 years................................................................................... 4,464 4,399 4,493 4,498 4,486

 40-49 years.................................................................................... 9,647 10,211 10,826 11,188 11,327

 50-54 years................................................................................ 3,008 3,195 3,483 3,841 4,204

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................... 724 748 865 965 1,030

 57-59 years............................................................................... 770 813 825 940 979

 60-61 years............................................................................. 309 342 343 382 420

 62 years and over........................................................................... 376 423 470 550 558

 No report..................................................................................................2 - - - -

 

 Life sciences: 

 All ages.......................................................................................... 23,082 24,009 25,280 26,765 26,920

 Under 35 years....................................................................................... 6,245 6,305 6,502 6,695 6,229

 35-39 years............................................................................... 5,198 5,296 5,517 5,554 5,341

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 7,590 8,233 8,848 9,713 10,129

 50-54 years............................................................................... 2,072 2,166 2,348 2,570 2,851

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Major occupational group and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Life sciences (continued): 

 55-56 years............................................................................................. 591 606 614 671 722

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 670 674 693 737 778

 60-61 years.................................................................................. 268 266 290 316 327

 62 years and over.................................................................. 448 463 468 507 542

 No report................................................................................... - - - 2 1

 

 Physical sciences: 

 All ages..................................................................................... 23,204 23,725 24,140 24,427 24,118

 Under 35 years.................................................................................5,137 5,304 5,324 5,146 4,798

 35-39 years............................................................................. 3,831 3,911 3,973 4,016 3,876

 40-49 years.............................................................................. 7,584 7,677 7,787 7,849 7,818

 50-54 years......................................................................................... 3,040 3,157 3,305 3,433 3,540

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................. 879 907 949 1,026 1,067

 57-59 years................................................................................ 1,153 1,148 1,116 1,147 1,211

 60-61 years...................................................................................... 559 549 592 636 575

 62 years and over.................................................................... 1,021 1,072 1,094 1,174 1,233

 No report.................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Social sciences: 

 All ages.................................................................................................. 17,507 18,008 19,289 20,443 20,619

 Under 35 years........................................................................... 4,621 4,710 5,117 5,520 5,154

 35-39 years........................................................................................3,393 3,331 3,312 3,352 3,331

 40-49 years.................................................................................... 6,181 6,449 7,044 7,374 7,498

 50-54 years.................................................................................... 1,582 1,743 1,915 2,163 2,472

 

 55-56 years..........................................................................................470 486 522 555 590

 57-59 years............................................................................................594 592 628 650 710

 60-61 years.................................................................................. 259 260 298 350 333

 62 years and over......................................................................... 407 437 453 477 529

 No report........................................................................ - - - 2 2

 

 All engineers: 

 All ages........................................................................... 96,093 96,582 97,807 97,847 95,560

 Under 35 years.................................................................... 40,421 40,594 41,006 39,424 36,606

 35-39 years............................................................................. 11,104 11,234 11,761 12,499 13,406

 40-49 years...................................................................... 22,866 22,922 23,019 23,148 22,925

 50-54 years........................................................................ 10,233 10,365 10,321 10,387 10,334

 

 55-56 years........................................................................ 3,066 2,977 3,191 3,392 3,341

 57-59 years............................................................................. 3,665 3,673 3,647 3,744 3,689

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 1,655 1,661 1,715 1,870 1,879

 62 years and over.......................................................................... 3,083 3,156 3,147 3,383 3,378

 No report.............................................................................. - - - - 2

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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Major occupational group and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Aerospace: 

 All ages.................................................................................................. 8,433 8,624 8,777 8,584 8,330

 Under 35 years................................................................... 3,764 3,953 4,055 3,823 3,555

 35-39 years....................................................................... 629 705 778 893 1,034

 40-49 years........................................................................... 1,721 1,626 1,583 1,463 1,409

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 1,173 1,157 1,117 1,083 985

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................... 346 338 373 373 376

 57-59 years........................................................................... 381 403 412 428 431

 60-61 years............................................................................ 146 149 168 212 223

 62 years and over............................................................ 273 293 291 309 317

 No report......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Chemical: 

 All ages.......................................................................... 1,503 1,413 1,344 1,311 1,245

 Under 35 years............................................................... 793 727 663 579 498

 35-39 years....................................................................... 131 138 150 181 214

 40-49 years........................................................................... 264 247 242 247 242

 50-54 years...................................................................... 124 114 112 120 119

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 46 45 34 37 35

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 36 41 55 60 50

 60-61 years..................................................................................................... 32 27 15 18 27

 62 years and over.............................................................................. 77 74 73 69 60

 No report.................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Civil: 

 All ages........................................................................................ 13,945 13,621 13,357 13,231 12,874

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................. 4,525 4,238 3,963 3,717 3,295

 35-39 years........................................................................................................ 2,246 2,230 2,255 2,243 2,222

 40-49 years.......................................................................................... 3,922 3,902 3,911 3,991 4,030

 50-54 years......................................................................................... 1,787 1,809 1,748 1,696 1,656

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................... 461 462 513 538 522

 57-59 years...........................................................................................448 414 464 505 564

 60-61 years..................................................................................... 215 206 158 185 213

 62 years and over........................................................................................... 341 360 345 356 370

 No report.............................................................................................................................. - - - - 2

 

 Electrical, electronics, and computer: 

 All ages...................................................................................... 31,121 31,899 32,753 32,955 32,374

 Under 35 years............................................................................. 14,911 15,492 16,057 15,590 14,707

 35-39 years............................................................................ 3,375 3,413 3,585 3,879 4,250

 40-49 years............................................................................... 6,893 6,971 6,950 7,013 6,892

 50-54 years........................................................................ 2,730 2,816 2,867 2,983 3,083

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Major occupational group and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Electrical, electronics, and computer (continued):

 55-56 years..................................................................................... 879 799 854 935 921

 57-59 years......................................................................... 1,080 1,125 1,065 1,057 1,012

 60-61 years.......................................................................... 471 458 527 567 538

 62 years and over........................................................................ 782 825 848 931 971

 No report........................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Industrial: 

 All ages................................................................................... 3,463 3,419 3,173 3,016 2,725

 Under 35 years....................................................................... 1,607 1,584 1,458 1,335 1,136

 35-39 years.............................................................................. 364 344 316 333 368

 40-49 years........................................................................... 739 767 730 696 645

 50-54 years............................................................................. 294 266 241 245 223

 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 100 97 86 91 83

 57-59 years................................................................................ 132 131 123 113 93

 60-61 years........................................................................... 57 58 67 59 64

 62 years and over.......................................................................... 170 172 152 144 113

 No report................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Mechanical: 

 All ages................................................................................. 12,186 11,787 11,763 11,532 11,159

 Under 35 years....................................................................... 6,224 5,912 5,794 5,416 4,986

 35-39 years................................................................................. 1,267 1,260 1,346 1,453 1,538

 40-49 years...................................................................... 2,421 2,380 2,392 2,382 2,375

 50-54 years........................................................................ 972 972 979 971 984

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................... 277 281 299 330 318

 57-59 years......................................................................... 391 365 355 344 350

 60-61 years............................................................................... 185 185 181 195 187

 62 years and over................................................................. 449 432 417 441 421

 No report...................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other engineering: 

 All ages......................................................................................... 25,442 25,819 26,640 27,218 26,853

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 8,597 8,688 9,016 8,964 8,429

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 3,092 3,144 3,331 3,517 3,780

 40-49 years......................................................................... 6,906 7,029 7,211 7,356 7,332

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 3,153 3,231 3,257 3,289 3,284

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................... 957 955 1,032 1,088 1,086

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 1,197 1,194 1,173 1,237 1,189

 60-61 years.................................................................... 549 578 599 634 627

 62 years and over............................................................... 991 1,000 1,021 1,133 1,126

 No report.............................................................................. - - - - -

KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 

Total, All Activities 

 All ages.............................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Under 35 years......................................................................................... 62,861 63,507 64,854 63,792 59,474

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 27,990 28,171 29,056 29,919 30,440

 40-49 years........................................................................... 53,868 55,492 57,524 59,272 59,697

 50-54 years........................................................................... 19,935 20,626 21,372 22,394 23,401

 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 5,730 5,724 6,141 6,609 6,750

 57-59 years........................................................................................ 6,852 6,900 6,909 7,218 7,367

 60-61 years......................................................................... 3,050 3,078 3,238 3,554 3,534

 62 years and over................................................................... 5,335 5,551 5,632 6,091 6,240

 No report.................................................................................... 2 - - 4 5

 

 Development: 

 All ages....................................................................................... 28,791 29,190 27,502 30,299 29,529

 Under 35 years.........................................................................12,257 12,631 12,299 12,718 11,859

 35-39 years.............................................................................. 3,154 3,211 3,092 3,715 4,021

 40-49 years.............................................................................. 6,925 6,774 5,902 6,636 6,506

 50-54 years.................................................................................. 3,177 3,205 3,014 3,409 3,402

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................922 917 912 1,066 1,056

 57-59 years........................................................................... 1,095 1,135 1,010 1,191 1,143

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 464 480 460 583 580

 62 years and over..................................................................... 795 837 813 981 962

 No report........................................................................... 2 - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages............................................................................ 21,242 21,381 21,768 22,246 21,670

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 5,211 5,170 5,322 5,228 4,637

 35-39 years...................................................................... 3,398 3,472 3,573 3,667 3,551

 40-49 years........................................................................... 6,620 6,576 6,650 6,858 6,753

 50-54 years............................................................................. 2,771 2,851 2,858 2,951 3,043

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 807 835 854 917 971

 57-59 years.................................................................................... 1,067 1,060 1,031 1,037 1,103

 60-61 years..................................................................................... 471 469 521 551 528

 62 years and over..........................................................................897 948 959 1,037 1,084

 No report................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages.................................................................... 15,171 14,781 14,521 14,681 14,209

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 6,277 5,965 5,716 5,523 5,016

 35-39 years............................................................................ 2,045 2,006 2,066 2,072 2,162

 40-49 years................................................................... 3,685 3,684 3,621 3,843 3,809

 50-54 years......................................................................................... 1,531 1,518 1,468 1,489 1,461

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years........................................................................................... 434 419 490 487 460

 57-59 years................................................................................................. 509 477 486 541 583

 60-61 years.................................................................................................... 232 246 229 243 249

 62 years and over........................................................................458 466 445 483 469

 No report................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages......................................................................................... 14,236 14,325 14,795 14,951 14,675

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 4,902 4,887 5,155 5,101 4,768

 35-39 years........................................................................... 2,562 2,505 2,497 2,411 2,326

 40-49 years............................................................................. 4,211 4,327 4,433 4,546 4,567

 50-54 years....................................................................................... 1,329 1,369 1,477 1,551 1,627

 

 55-56 years................................................................................................. 359 353 367 378 410

 57-59 years..................................................................................411 421 402 447 442

 60-61 years...................................................................................... 189 175 178 201 202

 62 years and over........................................................................................ 273 288 286 316 333

 No report.......................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages............................................................................................... 11,488 11,904 12,455 13,235 13,461

 Under 35 years............................................................................................. 3,842 3,707 3,648 3,736 3,498

 35-39 years.................................................................................... 2,885 2,944 3,035 3,025 2,944

 40-49 years...................................................................................... 3,424 3,842 4,273 4,794 5,156

 50-54 years.......................................................................................... 784 840 911 1,011 1,132

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................... 192 222 223 245 257

 57-59 years................................................................................................ 200 199 211 233 256

 60-61 years........................................................................... 73 66 75 100 99

 62 years and over....................................................................... 88 84 79 91 119

 No report........................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages................................................................................................. 8,407 8,625 8,505 8,682 8,488

 Under 35 years................................................................................... 1,076 1,172 1,162 1,194 1,113

 35-39 years..................................................................................906 921 930 959 976

 40-49 years............................................................................. 3,172 3,191 3,169 3,128 2,998

 50-54 years............................................................................................. 1,681 1,694 1,678 1,655 1,634

 

 55-56 years....................................................................... 475 510 487 554 536

 57-59 years........................................................................... 525 544 524 579 574

 60-61 years........................................................................... 216 224 214 257 267

 62 years and over........................................................... 356 369 341 356 390

 No report.......................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages............................................................................................... 11,480 11,429 11,608 11,623 11,353

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 5,283 5,248 5,286 5,089 4,771

 35-39 years............................................................................. 1,395 1,400 1,447 1,550 1,673

 40-49 years............................................................................ 2,625 2,641 2,686 2,692 2,683

 50-54 years........................................................................ 955 993 1,017 1,044 1,045

 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 328 275 280 321 327

 57-59 years....................................................................................... 388 387 402 383 338

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 190 168 178 200 200

 62 years and over............................................................................. 316 317 312 344 315

 No report..................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages............................................................................... 9,712 10,095 10,160 10,409 10,495

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 4,629 4,917 4,986 4,916 4,669

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 1,065 1,092 1,189 1,257 1,426

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 2,196 2,252 2,182 2,272 2,310

 50-54 years............................................................................ 872 881 875 927 1,025

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................299 273 236 274 298

 57-59 years....................................................................................299 323 323 356 326

 60-61 years.......................................................................... 139 134 142 150 173

 62 years and over........................................................................... 213 223 227 257 268

 No report......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages......................................................................................... 6,374 6,238 6,223 6,271 6,169

 Under 35 years............................................................................ 1,558 1,502 1,481 1,453 1,366

 35-39 years.................................................................................1,121 1,027 1,044 1,041 1,031

 40-49 years.................................................................................2,210 2,216 2,218 2,233 2,176

 50-54 years.............................................................................................. 799 824 802 824 847

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 216 202 207 247 239

 57-59 years........................................................................... 216 217 231 221 247

 60-61 years............................................................................ 105 92 84 99 100

 62 years and over............................................................................. 149 158 156 153 163

 No report............................................................................................... - - - - -

 

Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages............................................................................................. 4,118 4,204 4,338 4,526 4,556

 Under 35 years.................................................................................... 827 889 963 1,047 998

 35-39 years...................................................................................... 664 646 642 634 631

 40-49 years............................................................................................... 1,434 1,479 1,530 1,524 1,584

 50-54 years............................................................................ 531 563 566 618 650

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 154 137 166 198 183

 57-59 years........................................................................ 208 189 187 193 205

 60-61 years......................................................................... 111 105 103 104 101

 62 years and over.......................................................... 189 196 181 208 204

 No report........................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages............................................................................. 5,708 5,703 5,836 5,884 5,659

 Under 35 years.............................................................. 2,551 2,520 2,519 2,368 2,187

 35-39 years..................................................................... 619 615 628 710 766

 40-49 years........................................................................... 1,162 1,190 1,268 1,322 1,336

 50-54 years......................................................................... 478 466 479 507 486

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................158 159 169 184 160

 57-59 years....................................................................... 283 264 255 241 214

 60-61 years.......................................................................... 143 153 161 176 149

 62 years and over................................................................................ 314 336 357 376 361

 No report......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages.............................................................................. 4,951 5,332 5,867 6,026 5,910

 Under 35 years...........................................................................1,546 1,704 1,925 1,862 1,686

 35-39 years..................................................................... 836 850 955 998 970

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 1,415 1,561 1,683 1,774 1,766

 50-54 years........................................................................... 457 505 533 580 637

 

 55-56 years................................................................... 153 141 182 194 180

 57-59 years................................................................................. 193 208 198 209 241

 60-61 years.......................................................................................... 109 104 119 113 113

 62 years and over............................................................ 242 259 272 296 317

 No report.......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages................................................................................... 5,170 4,940 4,746 4,698 4,682

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 1,694 1,483 1,403 1,331 1,270

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 781 762 719 752 778

 40-49 years....................................................................... 1,494 1,517 1,459 1,467 1,437

 50-54 years............................................................................ 584 558 563 557 567

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................... 166 185 176 169 179

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 194 188 188 181 190

 60-61 years.............................................................. 78 81 74 91 96

 62 years and over..................................................................... 179 166 164 150 165

 No report....................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages............................................................................................ 3,430 3,625 3,981 4,201 4,440

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 515 537 610 649 657

 35-39 years........................................................................... 615 652 647 645 666

 40-49 years......................................................................... 1,453 1,538 1,701 1,764 1,843

 50-54 years..................................................................................... 355 396 473 555 657

 

 55-56 years..................................................................... 101 125 130 136 147

 57-59 years..................................................................... 177 159 164 175 195

 60-61 years...................................................................... 79 86 109 116 90

 62 years and over............................................................. 135 132 147 161 184

 No report......................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages............................................................................... 1,674 1,692 1,620 1,642 1,506

 Under 35 years.................................................................. 497 483 460 453 399

 35-39 years........................................................................ 206 212 202 203 184

 40-49 years............................................................................. 471 487 492 497 439

 50-54 years...................................................................... 204 220 198 213 205

 

 55-56 years................................................................... 70 59 59 68 70

 57-59 years................................................................... 91 88 80 71 70

 60-61 years................................................................................................................... 36 44 37 39 43

 62 years and over........................................................... 99 99 92 98 96

 No report................... - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages............................................................................... 1,746 1,905 1,957 2,057 2,146

 Under 35 years......................................................................... 584 644 683 708 718

 35-39 years........................................................................ 274 303 298 338 356

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 516 561 555 577 618

 50-54 years.................................................................. 168 185 196 194 223

 

 55-56 years...................................................................... 45 54 66 67 57

 57-59 years..................................................................... 74 72 65 77 75

 60-61 years....................................................................... 33 29 39 34 34

 62 years and over........................................................... 52 57 55 62 65

 No report.......................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages............................................................................... 944 1,042 1,047 1,070 1,039

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 139 162 157 175 172

 35-39 years.................................................................... 107 120 120 120 116

 40-49 years................................................................. 372 370 367 360 339

 50-54 years............................................................................... 156 189 197 213 207

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Research contract and grant administration : 

 (continued)

 55-56 years....................................................................................... 46 56 49 50 52

 57-59 years........................................................................... 42 53 64 62 61

 60-61 years........................................................................... 24 31 26 22 27

 62 years and over.................................................................. 58 61 67 68 65

 No report....................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages.............................................................................. 376 406 442 431 471

 Under 35 years.................................................................. 67 62 80 69 82

 35-39 years.............................................................. 50 64 58 60 60

 40-49 years.................................................................. 146 159 176 173 177

 50-54 years...................................................................... 48 54 55 63 73

 

 55-56 years................................................................ 12 12 12 15 21

 57-59 years.....................................................................................26 17 18 14 17

 60-61 years................. 8 16 21 12 12

 62 years and over....................................................... 19 22 22 25 29

 No report....................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages................................................................................... 8,329 8,867 8,682 8,740 8,244

 Under 35 years................................................................. 4,487 4,689 4,298 3,995 3,385

 35-39 years...................................................................... 988 1,093 1,093 1,217 1,258

 40-49 years................................................................... 1,701 1,851 2,033 2,155 2,164

 50-54 years........................................................................ 536 609 621 683 755

 

 55-56 years.................................................................... 175 155 193 204 225

 57-59 years..................................................... 190 207 198 208 196

 60-61 years................................................................... 82 83 77 110 109

 62 years and over............................................................ 170 180 169 168 151

 No report............................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages......................................................................... 22,276 23,365 28,673 27,181 28,206

 Under 35 years................................................................ 4,919 5,135 6,701 6,177 6,223

 35-39 years............................................................................................... 4,319 4,276 4,821 4,545 4,545

 40-49 years.................................................................. 8,636 9,276 11,126 10,657 11,036

 50-54 years......................................................................... 2,519 2,706 3,391 3,350 3,725

 

 55-56 years.................................................................. 618 635 883 835 922

 57-59 years................................................................... 664 692 872 799 891

 60-61 years................................................................. 268 292 391 353 362

 62 years and over..........................................................................333 353 488 461 500

 No report................................................................................... - - - 4 2

 KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Total, All Activities 

 All ages.................................................................................. 29,328 31,733 34,787 36,854 37,431

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 15,587 16,333 17,393 17,557 16,570

 35-39 years..................................................................... 5,123 5,664 6,297 6,959 7,325

 40-49 years....................................................................... 6,118 6,969 7,967 8,805 9,540

 50-54 years...................................................................... 1,294 1,510 1,742 2,019 2,347

 

 55-56 years........................................................................... 300 346 396 432 500

 57-59 years......................................................................... 359 358 411 448 515

 60-61 years............................................................................ 192 183 182 213 209

 62 years and over........................................................... 354 370 399 421 425

 No report......................................................................... 1 - - - -

 

 Development: 

 All ages.................................................................................. 3,440 3,648 3,570 3,932 3,930

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 2,414 2,498 2,468 2,556 2,403

 35-39 years................................................................. 398 440 426 547 614

 40-49 years................................................................. 464 526 491 589 638

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 94 105 98 139 166

 

 55-56 years..................................................................... 13 24 33 31 33

 57-59 years................................................................... 21 19 21 28 37

 60-61 years..................................................................... 14 12 8 15 12

 62 years and over........................................................ 21 24 25 27 27

 No report........................................................................ 1 - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages....................................................................... 4,230 4,409 4,660 4,885 4,773

 Under 35 years.......................................................... 1,732 1,756 1,835 1,829 1,605

 35-39 years............................................................... 813 862 932 1,014 997

 40-49 years.................................................................. 1,095 1,171 1,228 1,321 1,377

 50-54 years............................................................ 297 323 356 390 435

 

 55-56 years................................................................... 67 71 84 93 104

 57-59 years..................................................................... 83 81 86 88 109

 60-61 years................................................................... 43 34 33 42 45

 62 years and over............................................................ 100 111 106 108 101

 No report.................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages..................................................................... 1,217 1,226 1,271 1,341 1,306

 Under 35 years.......................................................... 974 954 962 973 892

 35-39 years................................................................. 127 137 172 197 225

 40-49 years............................................................. 86 99 105 128 148

 50-54 years................................................................ 23 24 18 22 22

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years.................................................................... 3 7 9 7 7

 57-59 years...................................................................... 1 - 2 9 9

 60-61 years.............................................................. - - - 2 -

 62 years and over....................................................... 3 5 3 3 3

 No report...................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages......................................................................... 3,326 3,421 3,699 3,718 3,640

 Under 35 years................................................................ 1,688 1,671 1,796 1,744 1,611

 35-39 years................................................................. 603 649 692 687 679

 40-49 years................................................................... 710 763 849 903 939

 50-54 years......................................................................... 165 172 197 212 238

 

 55-56 years............................................................. 37 47 39 40 40

 57-59 years........................................................................................ 47 41 48 46 55

 60-61 years...................................................................... 27 27 25 24 20

 62 years and over............................................................ 49 51 53 62 58

 No report.................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages.......................................................................... 1,792 2,089 2,384 2,705 2,824

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 1,251 1,340 1,418 1,510 1,441

 35-39 years......................................................................... 391 529 642 749 827

 40-49 years.......................................................................................... 124 188 282 395 495

 50-54 years........................................................................................ 13 16 24 28 35

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................... 4 6 4 5 9

 57-59 years..................................................................... 4 7 9 9 6

 60-61 years................................................................... 1 2 4 7 7

 62 years and over..................................................................... 4 1 1 2 4

 No report..................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages.................................................................. 504 604 719 832 908

 Under 35 years.................................................................. 227 264 294 318 323

 35-39 years...................................................................... 92 110 136 177 196

 40-49 years..................................................................... 123 157 215 242 277

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 31 42 40 53 58

 55-56 years................................................................ 9 7 8 10 14

 

 57-59 years........................................................................... 6 8 9 14 17

 60-61 years........................................................................ 7 7 4 6 7

 62 years and over............................................................... 9 9 13 12 16

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages................................................................................. 791 864 955 975 986

 Under 35 years...................................................................................... 665 713 762 734 709

 35-39 years................................................................................................ 65 77 106 141 159

 40-49 years................................................................................... 40 56 67 78 94

 50-54 years........................................................................................... 13 9 13 12 13

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................... 3 5 2 3 4

 57-59 years............................................................................. 3 3 3 6 4

 60-61 years.......................................................................... 2 - - - 2

 62 years and over.................................................................... - 1 2 1 1

 No report................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages......................................................................................1,138 1,297 1,403 1,429 1,441

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 741 849 899 896 838

 35-39 years............................................................................. 135 153 168 170 197

 40-49 years...................................................................................175 194 207 224 248

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 42 57 75 75 89

 

 55-56 years............................................................................... 13 12 16 25 22

 57-59 years............................................................................. 16 18 16 16 21

 60-61 years......................................................................... 9 4 10 11 8

 62 years and over...................................................... 7 10 12 12 18

 No report........................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages.......................................................................... 974 1,008 1,088 1,163 1,145

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 500 515 541 564 500

 35-39 years..................................................................... 207 190 223 246 267

 40-49 years.................................................................... 204 231 241 258 274

 50-54 years....................................................................... 31 44 48 60 71

 

 55-56 years......................................................................... 7 7 15 12 8

 57-59 years.......................................................................... 14 15 12 9 12

 60-61 years................................................................ 3 2 3 7 5

 62 years and over............................................................. 8 4 5 7 8

 No report......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 685 759 827 942 1,018

 Under 35 years................................................................... 294 329 347 393 401

 35-39 years.................................................................. 120 145 157 159 166

 40-49 years................................................................................ 180 191 226 273 312

 50-54 years........................................................................... 33 33 36 50 70

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Technical assistance and consulting (continued): 

 55-56 years................................................................................................ 13 11 13 13 11

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 10 16 19 21 20

 60-61 years......................................................................... 14 11 6 9 14

 62 years and over.................................................................. 21 23 23 24 24

 No report......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages....................................................................................... 491 504 538 516 509

 Under 35 years............................................................. 421 416 430 385 359

 35-39 years........................................................................ 35 46 55 75 90

 40-49 years............................................................................. 22 27 36 41 46

 50-54 years......................................................................... 7 10 9 9 5

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................................2 2 2 1 2

 57-59 years............................................................................ 1 - 2 2 3

 60-61 years.................................................................... - 1 2 - -

 62 years and over..................................................................... 3 2 2 3 4

 No report..................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages................................................................................... 852 1,019 1,184 1,212 1,175

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 531 617 715 662 599

 35-39 years............................................................................... 145 171 208 248 237

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 120 162 184 224 248

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 28 37 38 42 53

 

 55-56 years........................................................................... 6 5 11 9 9

 57-59 years................................................................ 7 11 11 9 10

 60-61 years................................................................................ 3 2 5 5 6

 62 years and over...........................................................................12 14 12 13 13

 No report..................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages........................................................................... 349 345 367 386 394

 Under 35 years....................................................................... 288 262 268 267 261

 35-39 years.................................................................... 30 43 52 71 82

 40-49 years...................................................................... 25 34 40 36 35

 50-54 years................................................................... 3 4 2 6 9

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................... 1 1 2 2 1

 57-59 years........................................................................ 1 - 1 1 4

 60-61 years.......................................................................................1 1 1 - -

 62 years and over....................................................................... - - 1 3 2

 No report........................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages........................................................................................... 1,046 1,142 1,338 1,499 1,632

 Under 35 years.................................................................... 263 287 348 381 393

 35-39 years...................................................................... 221 253 273 305 321

 40-49 years................................................................... 357 384 454 512 580

 50-54 years...................................................................... 90 102 132 154 186

 

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 24 31 31 41 38

 57-59 years.................................................................... 38 32 39 44 50

 60-61 years............................................................................. 16 17 25 25 22

 62 years and over..........................................................................37 36 36 37 42

 No report................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 206 217 228 242 228

 Under 35 years................................................................ 125 124 123 135 115

 35-39 years......................................................................................... 21 25 30 30 38

 40-49 years.......................................................................................... 35 39 49 49 46

 50-54 years....................................................................................13 17 16 15 18

 

 55-56 years.................................................................. 1 1 1 4 3

 57-59 years..................................................................... 3 3 2 2 2

 60-61 years............................................................... 2 3 2 1 1

 62 years and over......................................................... 6 5 5 6 5

 No report........................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages......................................................................... 328 397 424 463 520

 Under 35 years................................................................ 179 209 225 243 261

 35-39 years................................................................. 55 74 69 91 101

 40-49 years................................................................ 63 75 88 98 122

 50-54 years...................................................................... 12 17 14 11 16

 

 55-56 years........................................................................ 1 5 8 6 5

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 7 5 8 5 7

 60-61 years................................................................................. 4 5 4 4 3

 62 years and over................................................................ 7 7 8 5 5

 No report......................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.........................................................................................186 230 242 240 237

 Under 35 years............................................................. 53 60 53 51 51

 35-39 years..................................................................... 23 34 34 35 37

 40-49 years............................................................ 66 77 98 95 90

 50-54 years.................................................................... 21 32 31 30 32

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Research contract and grant administration:

 (continued)

 55-56 years................................................................ 6 9 5 10 7

 57-59 years............................................................... 7 3 8 6 8

 60-61 years..................................................................... 2 6 4 1 2

 62 years and over.......................................................... 8 9 9 12 10

 No report........................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages....................................................................... 67 66 81 78 84

 Under 35 years............................................................................ 24 17 24 19 21

 35-39 years................................................................................. 11 18 18 22 21

 40-49 years.................................................................................. 25 24 27 26 26

 50-54 years..................................................................... 3 4 9 9 12

 

 55-56 years............................................................................ - - - - 2

 57-59 years................................................................. 2 1 - - -

 60-61 years........................................................ - - 1 1 -

 62 years and over.......................................................... 2 2 2 1 2

 No report................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages............................................................................. 1,653 1,848 1,931 2,056 1,935

 Under 35 years....................................................... 1,085 1,203 1,161 1,140 1,002

 35-39 years.............................................................. 233 263 297 337 356

 40-49 years.................................................................... 246 287 363 435 423

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................. 47 57 62 93 96

 

 55-56 years..................................................................... 14 7 17 19 21

 57-59 years................................................................. 11 13 14 15 19

 60-61 years................................................................. 6 7 5 9 9

 62 years and over.............................................................. 11 11 12 8 9

 No report..................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages......................................................................... 6,053 6,640 7,878 8,240 8,746

 Under 35 years................................................................. 2,132 2,249 2,724 2,757 2,785

 35-39 years................................................................. 1,398 1,445 1,607 1,658 1,715

 40-49 years.............................................................. 1,958 2,284 2,717 2,878 3,122

 50-54 years....................................................................... 328 405 524 609 723

 

 55-56 years...................................................................... 76 88 96 101 160

 57-59 years.................................................................. 77 82 101 118 122

 60-61 years................................................................... 38 42 40 44 46

 62 years and over........................................................ 46 45 69 75 73

 No report...................................................................... - - - - -

 KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Total, All Activities 

 All ages....................................................................... 156,294 157,316 159,939 161,997 159,474

 Under 35 years............................................................ 47,274 47,174 47,461 46,235 42,904

 35-39 years.................................................................... 22,867 22,507 22,759 22,960 23,115

 40-49 years................................................................. 47,749 48,523 49,557 50,467 50,157

 50-54 years.................................................................... 18,641 19,116 19,630 20,375 21,054

 

 55-56 years................................................................... 5,430 5,378 5,745 6,177 6,250

 57-59 years............................................................ 6,493 6,542 6,498 6,770 6,852

 60-61 years................................................................ 2,858 2,895 3,056 3,341 3,325

 62 years and over......................................................... 4,981 5,181 5,233 5,670 5,815

 No report............................................................................. 1 - - 2 2

 

 Development: 

 All ages...................................................................... 25,351 25,542 23,932 26,367 25,599

 Under 35 years............................................................................. 9,843 10,133 9,831 10,162 9,456

 35-39 years............................................................ 2,756 2,771 2,666 3,168 3,407

 40-49 years........................................................... 6,461 6,248 5,411 6,047 5,868

 50-54 years............................................................. 3,083 3,100 2,916 3,270 3,236

 

 55-56 years.............................................................. 909 893 879 1,035 1,023

 57-59 years................................................................... 1,074 1,116 989 1,163 1,106

 60-61 years................................................................. 450 468 452 568 568

 62 years and over............................................................. 774 813 788 954 935

 No report.............................................................................. 1 - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages............................................................................. 17,012 16,972 17,108 17,361 16,897

 Under 35 years........................................................................... 3,479 3,414 3,487 3,399 3,032

 35-39 years......................................................................... 2,585 2,610 2,641 2,653 2,554

 40-49 years...........................................................................5,525 5,405 5,422 5,537 5,376

 50-54 years................................................................................................... 2,474 2,528 2,502 2,561 2,608

 

 55-56 years................................................................................740 764 770 824 867

 57-59 years...................................................................... 984 979 945 949 994

 60-61 years...................................................................................... 428 435 488 509 483

 62 years and over....................................................................797 837 853 929 983

 No report.............................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages............................................................... 13,953 13,555 13,250 13,340 12,903

 Under 35 years.....................................................................5,303 5,011 4,754 4,550 4,124

 35-39 years.............................................................. 1,918 1,869 1,894 1,875 1,937

 40-49 years.............................................................. 3,598 3,585 3,516 3,715 3,661

 50-54 years................................................................. 1,508 1,494 1,450 1,467 1,439

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 431 412 481 480 453

 57-59 years................................................................... 508 477 484 532 574

 60-61 years.................................................................. 232 246 229 241 249

 62 years and over...................................................... 455 461 442 480 466

 No report................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages............................................................................. 10,910 10,904 11,096 11,233 11,035

 Under 35 years............................................................ 3,214 3,216 3,359 3,357 3,157

 35-39 years.............................................................. 1,959 1,856 1,805 1,724 1,647

 40-49 years.............................................................. 3,501 3,564 3,584 3,643 3,628

 50-54 years...........................................................................1,164 1,197 1,280 1,339 1,389

 

 55-56 years......................................................................... 322 306 328 338 370

 57-59 years.............................................................. 364 380 354 401 387

 60-61 years............................................................ 162 148 153 177 182

 62 years and over................................................... 224 237 233 254 275

 No report................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages................................................................... 9,696 9,815 10,071 10,530 10,637

 Under 35 years....................................................... 2,591 2,367 2,230 2,226 2,057

 35-39 years................................................................ 2,494 2,415 2,393 2,276 2,117

 40-49 years.................................................................. 3,300 3,654 3,991 4,399 4,661

 50-54 years................................................................. 771 824 887 983 1,097

 

 55-56 years................................................................. 188 216 219 240 248

 57-59 years............................................................... 196 192 202 224 250

 60-61 years.................................................................... 72 64 71 93 92

 62 years and over.................................................. 84 83 78 89 115

 No report................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages............................................................................... 7,903 8,021 7,786 7,850 7,580

 Under 35 years................................................................... 849 908 868 876 790

 35-39 years......................................................................... 814 811 794 782 780

 40-49 years........................................................... 3,049 3,034 2,954 2,886 2,721

 50-54 years.............................................................. 1,650 1,652 1,638 1,602 1,576

 55-56 years.......................................................... 466 503 479 544 522

 

 57-59 years.................................................................... 519 536 515 565 557

 60-61 years............................................................. 209 217 210 251 260

 62 years and over................................................. 347 360 328 344 374

 No report.................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages...................................................................... 10,689 10,565 10,653 10,648 10,366

 Under 35 years......................................................... 4,618 4,535 4,524 4,355 4,062

 35-39 years...................................................................... 1,330 1,323 1,341 1,409 1,514

 40-49 years............................................................. 2,585 2,585 2,619 2,614 2,589

 50-54 years......................................................................... 942 984 1,004 1,032 1,032

 

 55-56 years.................................................................. 325 270 278 318 323

 57-59 years............................................................. 385 384 399 377 334

 60-61 years................................................................ 188 168 178 200 198

 62 years and over......................................................... 316 316 310 343 314

 No report................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 8,574 8,798 8,757 8,980 9,054

 Under 35 years.............................................................. 3,888 4,068 4,087 4,020 3,831

 35-39 years.............................................................. 930 939 1,021 1,087 1,229

 40-49 years........................................................ 2,021 2,058 1,975 2,048 2,062

 50-54 years................................................................. 830 824 800 852 936

 

 55-56 years................................................................... 286 261 220 249 276

 57-59 years.................................................................. 283 305 307 340 305

 60-61 years................................................................... 130 130 132 139 165

 62 years and over.............................................................. 206 213 215 245 250

 No report............................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages........................................................................ 5,400 5,230 5,135 5,108 5,024

 Under 35 years............................................................. 1,058 987 940 889 866

 35-39 years................................................................... 914 837 821 795 764

 40-49 years................................................................ 2,006 1,985 1,977 1,975 1,902

 50-54 years................................................................ 768 780 754 764 776

 

 55-56 years................................................................... 209 195 192 235 231

 57-59 years............................................................ 202 202 219 212 235

 60-61 years............................................................ 102 90 81 92 95

 62 years and over................................................. 141 154 151 146 155

 No report.............................................................. - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages........................................................................ 3,433 3,445 3,511 3,584 3,538

 Under 35 years........................................................ 533 560 616 654 597

 35-39 years......................................................... 544 501 485 475 465

 40-49 years............................................................ 1,254 1,288 1,304 1,251 1,272

 50-54 years............................................................ 498 530 530 568 580

 

 55-56 years............................................................... 141 126 153 185 172

 57-59 years.......................................................... 198 173 168 172 185

 60-61 years............................................................. 97 94 97 95 87

 62 years and over...................................................... 168 173 158 184 180

 No report.................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Production: 

 All ages..................................................................... 5,217 5,199 5,298 5,368 5,150

 Under 35 years....................................................... 2,130 2,104 2,089 1,983 1,828

 35-39 years............................................................... 584 569 573 635 676

 40-49 years.................................................................... 1,140 1,163 1,232 1,281 1,290

 50-54 years............................................................... 471 456 470 498 481

 

 55-56 years.................................................................... 156 157 167 183 158

 57-59 years....................................................................... 282 264 253 239 211

 60-61 years................................................................ 143 152 159 176 149

 62 years and over........................................................... 311 334 355 373 357

 No report..................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages........................................................................... 4,099 4,313 4,683 4,814 4,735

 Under 35 years.................................................................. 1,015 1,087 1,210 1,200 1,087

 35-39 years............................................................ 691 679 747 750 733

 40-49 years................................................................ 1,295 1,399 1,499 1,550 1,518

 50-54 years..............................................................................429 468 495 538 584

 

 55-56 years.................................................................. 147 136 171 185 171

 57-59 years................................................................... 186 197 187 200 231

 60-61 years................................................................. 106 102 114 108 107

 62 years and over............................................................. 230 245 260 283 304

 No report....................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 4,821 4,595 4,379 4,312 4,288

 Under 35 years.............................................................. 1,406 1,221 1,135 1,064 1,009

 35-39 years........................................................................... 751 719 667 681 696

 40-49 years...................................................................... 1,469 1,483 1,419 1,431 1,402

 50-54 years......................................................................... 581 554 561 551 558

 

 55-56 years.................................................................. 165 184 174 167 178

 57-59 years............................................................ 193 188 187 180 186

 60-61 years.............................................................. 77 80 73 91 96

 62 years and over...................................................... 179 166 163 147 163

 No report.................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages...................................................................................2,384 2,483 2,643 2,702 2,808

 Under 35 years........................................................ 252 250 262 268 264

 35-39 years................................................................ 394 399 374 340 345

 40-49 years............................................................ 1,096 1,154 1,247 1,252 1,263

 50-54 years........................................................................ 265 294 341 401 471

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Primary work activity and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Clinical practice, counseling, and

 ancillary medical service (continued): 

 55-56 years.................................................................. 77 94 99 95 109

 57-59 years................................................................... 139 127 125 131 145

 60-61 years.................................................................... 63 69 84 91 68

 62 years and over......................................................... 98 96 111 124 142

 No report......................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages....................................................................... 1,468 1,475 1,392 1,400 1,278

 Under 35 years.................................................... 372 359 337 318 284

 35-39 years............................................................ 185 187 172 173 146

 40-49 years............................................................. 436 448 443 448 393

 50-54 years................................................................ 191 203 182 198 187

 

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 69 58 58 64 67

 57-59 years................................................................... 88 85 78 69 68

 60-61 years......................................................... 34 41 35 38 42

 62 years and over................................................... 93 94 87 92 91

 No report.................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages...................................................................... 1,418 1,508 1,533 1,594 1,626

 Under 35 years........................................................ 405 435 458 465 457

 35-39 years............................................................................. 219 229 229 247 255

 40-49 years........................................................ 453 486 467 479 496

 50-54 years............................................................ 156 168 182 183 207

 

 55-56 years.......................................................... 44 49 58 61 52

 57-59 years........................................................ 67 67 57 72 68

 60-61 years........................................................... 29 24 35 30 31

 62 years and over........................................................... 45 50 47 57 60

 No report.................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.................................................................. 758 812 805 830 802

 Under 35 years....................................................... 86 102 104 124 121

 35-39 years........................................................... 84 86 86 85 79

 40-49 years............................................................. 306 293 269 265 249

 50-54 years........................................................... 135 157 166 183 175

 

 55-56 years........................................................... 40 47 44 40 45

 57-59 years............................................................... 35 50 56 56 53

 60-61 years......................................................... 22 25 22 21 25

 62 years and over................................................ 50 52 58 56 55

 No report................................................................... - - - - -

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 Teaching and training: 

 All ages.................................................................... 309 340 361 353 387

 Under 35 years............................................................. 43 45 56 50 61

 35-39 years................................................................. 39 46 40 38 39

 40-49 years.................................................................... 121 135 149 147 151

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 45 50 46 54 61

 

 55-56 years................................................................ 12 12 12 15 19

 57-59 years............................................................ 24 16 18 14 17

 60-61 years.............................................. 8 16 20 11 12

 62 years and over...................................................... 17 20 20 24 27

 No report........................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages.................................................................... 6,676 7,019 6,751 6,684 6,308

 Under 35 years.................................................................. 3,402 3,486 3,137 2,855 2,383

 35-39 years.................................................................... 755 830 796 880 902

 40-49 years.................................................................... 1,455 1,564 1,670 1,720 1,741

 50-54 years.............................................................. 489 552 559 590 659

 

 55-56 years.................................................................... 161 148 176 185 204

 57-59 years...................................................................... 179 194 184 193 177

 60-61 years............................................................ 76 76 72 101 100

 62 years and over....................................................................... 159 169 157 160 142

 No report................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages................................................................. 16,223 16,725 20,795 18,939 19,459

 Under 35 years................................................... 2,787 2,886 3,977 3,420 3,438

 35-39 years....................................................................... 2,921 2,831 3,214 2,887 2,830

 40-49 years................................................................ 6,678 6,992 8,409 7,779 7,914

 50-54 years..................................................................... 2,191 2,301 2,867 2,741 3,002

 

 55-56 years.............................................................. 542 547 787 734 762

 57-59 years......................................................... 587 610 771 681 769

 60-61 years............................................................. 230 250 351 309 316

 62 years and over..................................................... 287 308 419 386 427

 No report............................................................. - - - 2 1

 KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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All Races: 

 

Total, all activities: 

 All ages.............................................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 Under 35 years................................................................................. 62,861 63,507 64,854 63,792 59,474

 35-39 years............................................................................................27,990 28,171 29,056 29,919 30,440

 40-49 years.................................................................................. 53,868 55,492 57,524 59,272 59,697

 50-54 years..................................................................................... 19,935 20,626 21,372 22,394 23,401

 

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5,730 5,724 6,141 6,609 6,750

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6,852 6,900 6,909 7,218 7,367

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................................................................................ 3,050 3,078 3,238 3,554 3,534

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5,335 5,551 5,632 6,091 6,240

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 - - 4 5

 

 Development: 

 All ages...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28,791 29,190 27,502 30,299 29,529

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12,257 12,631 12,299 12,718 11,859

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,154 3,211 3,092 3,715 4,021

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6,925 6,774 5,902 6,636 6,506

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,177 3,205 3,014 3,409 3,402

 

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 922 917 912 1,066 1,056

 57-59 years................................................................................. 1,095 1,135 1,010 1,191 1,143

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 464 480 460 583 580

 62 years and over...................................................................... 795 837 813 981 962

 No report............................................................................... 2 - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 21,242 21,381 21,768 22,246 21,670

 Under 35 years.......................................................................... 5,211 5,170 5,322 5,228 4,637

 35-39 years.............................................................................. 3,398 3,472 3,573 3,667 3,551

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 6,620 6,576 6,650 6,858 6,753

 50-54 years................................................................................ 2,771 2,851 2,858 2,951 3,043

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................... 807 835 854 917 971

 57-59 years.................................................................................. 1,067 1,060 1,031 1,037 1,103

 60-61 years............................................................................... 471 469 521 551 528

 62 years and over................................................................... 897 948 959 1,037 1,084

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15,171 14,781 14,521 14,681 14,209

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6,277 5,965 5,716 5,523 5,016

 35-39 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,045 2,006 2,066 2,072 2,162

 40-49 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3,685 3,684 3,621 3,843 3,809

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,531 1,518 1,468 1,489 1,461

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 434 419 490 487 460

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 509 477 486 541 583

 60-61 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 232 246 229 243 249

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 458 466 445 483 469

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14,236 14,325 14,795 14,951 14,675

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,902 4,887 5,155 5,101 4,768

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,562 2,505 2,497 2,411 2,326

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4,211 4,327 4,433 4,546 4,567

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,329 1,369 1,477 1,551 1,627

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 359 353 367 378 410

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 411 421 402 447 442

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 189 175 178 201 202

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 273 288 286 316 333

 No report...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages................................................................................... 11,488 11,904 12,455 13,235 13,461

 Under 35 years............................................................................ 3,842 3,707 3,648 3,736 3,498

 35-39 years................................................................................... 2,885 2,944 3,035 3,025 2,944

 40-49 years................................................................................ 3,424 3,842 4,273 4,794 5,156

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 784 840 911 1,011 1,132

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 192 222 223 245 257

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 200 199 211 233 256

 60-61 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 73 66 75 100 99

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 88 84 79 91 119

 No report................................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages......................................................................................... 8,407 8,625 8,505 8,682 8,488

 Under 35 years............................................................................. 1,076 1,172 1,162 1,194 1,113

 35-39 years.................................................................................. 906 921 930 959 976

 40-49 years................................................................................ 3,172 3,191 3,169 3,128 2,998

 50-54 years.................................................................................. 1,681 1,694 1,678 1,655 1,634

 

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 475 510 487 554 536

 57-59 years............................................................................... 525 544 524 579 574

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 216 224 214 257 267

 62 years and over................................................................... 356 369 341 356 390

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages..................................................................................................11,480 11,429 11,608 11,623 11,353

 Under 35 years....................................................................... 5,283 5,248 5,286 5,089 4,771

 35-39 years........................................................................... 1,395 1,400 1,447 1,550 1,673

 40-49 years......................................................................... 2,625 2,641 2,686 2,692 2,683

 50-54 years.................................................................................... 955 993 1,017 1,044 1,045

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 328 275 280 321 327

 57-59 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 388 387 402 383 338

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 190 168 178 200 200

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................. 316 317 312 344 315

 No report...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 9,712 10,095 10,160 10,409 10,495

 Under 35 years............................................................................. 4,629 4,917 4,986 4,916 4,669

 35-39 years............................................................................... 1,065 1,092 1,189 1,257 1,426

 40-49 years.................................................................................. 2,196 2,252 2,182 2,272 2,310

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 872 881 875 927 1,025

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 299 273 236 274 298

 57-59 years................................................................................... 299 323 323 356 326

 60-61 years................................................................................ 139 134 142 150 173

 62 years and over........................................................................ 213 223 227 257 268

 No report.................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages............................................................................................. 6,374 6,238 6,223 6,271 6,169

 Under 35 years.......................................................................... 1,558 1,502 1,481 1,453 1,366

 35-39 years.............................................................................. 1,121 1,027 1,044 1,041 1,031

 40-49 years.............................................................................. 2,210 2,216 2,218 2,233 2,176

 50-54 years............................................................................ 799 824 802 824 847

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 216 202 207 247 239

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................ 216 217 231 221 247

 60-61 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 105 92 84 99 100

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 149 158 156 153 163

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.................................................................................. 4,118 4,204 4,338 4,526 4,556

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 827 889 963 1,047 998

 35-39 years............................................................................ 664 646 642 634 631

 40-49 years............................................................................. 1,434 1,479 1,530 1,524 1,584

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 531 563 566 618 650

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

 

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 154 137 166 198 183

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 208 189 187 193 205

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 111 105 103 104 101

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 189 196 181 208 204

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5,708 5,703 5,836 5,884 5,659

 Under 35 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,551 2,520 2,519 2,368 2,187

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 619 615 628 710 766

 40-49 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,162 1,190 1,268 1,322 1,336

 50-54 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 478 466 479 507 486

 

 55-56 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 158 159 169 184 160

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 283 264 255 241 214

 60-61 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 143 153 161 176 149

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 314 336 357 376 361

 No report................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,951 5,332 5,867 6,026 5,910

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1,546 1,704 1,925 1,862 1,686

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 836 850 955 998 970

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,415 1,561 1,683 1,774 1,766

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 457 505 533 580 637

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 153 141 182 194 180

 57-59 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 193 208 198 209 241

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 109 104 119 113 113

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 242 259 272 296 317

 No report..................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5,170 4,940 4,746 4,698 4,682

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1,694 1,483 1,403 1,331 1,270

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 781 762 719 752 778

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,494 1,517 1,459 1,467 1,437

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 584 558 563 557 567

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 166 185 176 169 179

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 194 188 188 181 190

 60-61 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 78 81 74 91 96

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 179 166 164 150 165

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages....................................................................................... 3,430 3,625 3,981 4,201 4,440

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 515 537 610 649 657

 35-39 years............................................................................... 615 652 647 645 666

 40-49 years............................................................................. 1,453 1,538 1,701 1,764 1,843

 50-54 years............................................................................ 355 396 473 555 657

 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 101 125 130 136 147

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 177 159 164 175 195

 60-61 years................................................................................ 79 86 109 116 90

 62 years and over................................................................... 135 132 147 161 184

 No report................................................................................. - - - - 1

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages................................................................................. 1,674 1,692 1,620 1,642 1,506

 Under 35 years.................................................................... 497 483 460 453 399

 35-39 years................................................................................... 206 212 202 203 184

 40-49 years......................................................................... 471 487 492 497 439

 50-54 years............................................................................ 204 220 198 213 205

 

 55-56 years............................................................................ 70 59 59 68 70

 57-59 years............................................................................. 91 88 80 71 70

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 36 44 37 39 43

 62 years and over....................................................................... 99 99 92 98 96

 No report................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages......................................................................................... 1,746 1,905 1,957 2,057 2,146

 Under 35 years...................................................................... 584 644 683 708 718

 35-39 years............................................................................... 274 303 298 338 356

 40-49 years............................................................................ 516 561 555 577 618

 50-54 years......................................................................... 168 185 196 194 223

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 45 54 66 67 57

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 74 72 65 77 75

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 29 39 34 34

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 52 57 55 62 65

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 944 1,042 1,047 1,070 1,039

 Under 35 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 139 162 157 175 172

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 107 120 120 120 116

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 372 370 367 360 339

 50-54 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 156 189 197 213 207

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 46 56 49 50 52

 57-59 years.......................................................................... 42 53 64 62 61

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 24 31 26 22 27

 62 years and over.......................................................................... 58 61 67 68 65

 No report.................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 376 406 442 431 471

 Under 35 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 62 80 69 82

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50 64 58 60 60

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 146 159 176 173 177

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................. 48 54 55 63 73

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 12 12 15 21

 57-59 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 17 18 14 17

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 16 21 12 12

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 22 22 25 29

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 8,329 8,867 8,682 8,740 8,244

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 4,487 4,689 4,298 3,995 3,385

 35-39 years............................................................................. 988 1,093 1,093 1,217 1,258

 40-49 years........................................................................... 1,701 1,851 2,033 2,155 2,164

 50-54 years............................................................................. 536 609 621 683 755

 

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 175 155 193 204 225

 57-59 years............................................................................... 190 207 198 208 196

 60-61 years............................................................................ 82 83 77 110 109

 62 years and over.................................................................................... 170 180 169 168 151

 No report................................................................................. - - - - 1

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages................................................................................. 22,276 23,365 28,673 27,181 28,206

 Under 35 years.................................................................................... 4,919 5,135 6,701 6,177 6,223

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 4,319 4,276 4,821 4,545 4,545

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 8,636 9,276 11,126 10,657 11,036

 50-54 years.................................................................................... 2,519 2,706 3,391 3,350 3,725

 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 618 635 883 835 922

 57-59 years.......................................................................... 664 692 872 799 891

 60-61 years................................................................................... 268 292 391 353 362

 62 years and over..................................................................... 333 353 488 461 500

 No report.............................................................................. - - - 4 2

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 White: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 159,401 161,431 165,564 168,316 166,084

 Under 35 years............................................................................. 51,747 51,786 52,612 51,549 47,914

 35-39 years................................................................................ 24,127 24,188 24,774 25,162 25,318

 40-49 years............................................................................... 47,264 48,497 50,151 51,487 51,612

 50-54 years............................................................................. 17,522 18,071 18,625 19,469 20,363

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5,083 5,008 5,368 5,751 5,888

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6,110 6,141 6,093 6,337 6,381

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2,763 2,769 2,885 3,109 3,088

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4,784 4,971 5,056 5,450 5,515

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 - - 2 5

 

 Development: 

 All ages......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25,021 25,210 23,500 25,828 25,045

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10,186 10,376 10,010 10,303 9,578

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,670 2,714 2,573 3,080 3,292

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6,254 6,087 5,254 5,864 5,658

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,901 2,934 2,744 3,091 3,107

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 843 840 821 969 968

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,000 1,042 923 1,088 1,032

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 436 449 419 530 530

 62 years and over......................................................................................................................................................................................... 730 768 756 903 880

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18,756 18,821 19,098 19,449 18,934

 Under 35 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,492 4,451 4,548 4,453 3,937

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,031 3,086 3,141 3,179 3,068

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5,875 5,820 5,896 6,095 6,006

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,456 2,526 2,520 2,594 2,694

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 716 738 753 796 851

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 955 929 916 917 965

 60-61 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 427 422 464 482 461

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 804 849 860 933 952

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages................................................................................. 12,381 12,001 11,742 11,909 11,473

 Under 35 years............................................................................ 5,030 4,764 4,558 4,431 4,014

 35-39 years............................................................................... 1,673 1,644 1,680 1,686 1,729

 40-49 years............................................................................ 3,016 2,996 2,947 3,123 3,111

 50-54 years........................................................................... 1,283 1,261 1,176 1,200 1,175

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years...................................................................................... 365 338 421 419 366

 57-59 years........................................................................... 441 413 405 451 488

 60-61 years............................................................................... 193 204 192 203 214

 62 years and over...................................................................... 380 381 363 396 376

 No report................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages................................................................................. 12,305 12,289 12,687 12,784 12,591

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 4,135 4,078 4,298 4,262 4,029

 35-39 years.............................................................................. 2,243 2,157 2,170 2,066 1,975

 40-49 years............................................................................ 3,722 3,811 3,897 3,981 3,999

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 1,126 1,175 1,257 1,332 1,409

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 312 293 305 315 351

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 352 363 343 377 369

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................... 174 155 155 171 169

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 241 257 262 280 290

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages............................................................................... 10,488 10,835 11,333 12,046 12,234

 Under 35 years......................................................................... 3,428 3,262 3,207 3,297 3,075

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 2,640 2,711 2,784 2,757 2,663

 40-49 years.............................................................................. 3,161 3,540 3,936 4,418 4,759

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 734 786 856 946 1,055

 

 55-56 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 183 208 207 226 241

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................ 189 187 197 222 238

 60-61 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 71 65 71 94 93

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 82 76 75 86 110

 No report.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages..................................................................................... 7,657 7,799 7,650 7,765 7,538

 Under 35 years............................................................................... 922 990 988 1,023 943

 35-39 years.......................................................................................................... 804 808 810 832 847

 40-49 years.............................................................................. 2,919 2,917 2,868 2,798 2,655

 50-54 years.......................................................................... 1,561 1,566 1,538 1,500 1,477

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 438 458 452 514 493

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 479 508 485 534 525

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 201 213 197 233 244

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 333 339 312 331 354

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9,382 9,245 9,334 9,251 8,956

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4,105 4,027 4,035 3,825 3,571

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,123 1,127 1,151 1,197 1,252

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,215 2,212 2,238 2,240 2,214

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 821 840 861 885 886

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 297 243 246 271 274

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 356 356 361 344 299

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 175 150 160 179 178

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................... 290 290 282 310 281

 No report...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages................................................................................... 8,004 8,150 8,157 8,359 8,379

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 3,638 3,757 3,813 3,774 3,561

 35-39 years............................................................................ 871 882 942 991 1,110

 40-49 years............................................................................ 1,903 1,911 1,848 1,906 1,917

 50-54 years............................................................................ 767 771 746 788 875

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 261 232 206 234 259

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 260 287 282 311 276

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 123 118 123 130 150

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................ 181 192 197 225 231

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5,666 5,513 5,463 5,475 5,371

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,342 1,266 1,231 1,188 1,132

 35-39 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,011 930 940 924 897

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,974 1,979 1,979 1,997 1,922

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 724 735 715 734 761

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 198 186 181 217 213

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 188 190 199 194 210

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 95 84 75 85 87

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 134 143 143 136 149

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages................................................................................... 3,494 3,547 3,625 3,752 3,730

 Under 35 years.............................................................................. 682 729 759 824 771

 35-39 years............................................................................ 584 568 558 543 531

 40-49 years........................................................................... 1,210 1,245 1,282 1,271 1,317

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 449 473 493 531 546

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 127 117 138 163 156

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 177 154 151 158 167

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 95 88 84 84 73

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................... 170 173 160 178 169

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages................................................................................... 4,755 4,768 4,852 4,877 4,636

 Under 35 years.................................................................... 2,032 2,010 2,008 1,893 1,734

 35-39 years......................................................................... 495 497 490 545 572

 40-49 years........................................................................... 972 993 1,068 1,120 1,125

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 418 416 411 424 404

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 147 148 153 162 139

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 260 244 237 219 197

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 138 145 149 161 133

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 293 315 336 353 332

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages................................................................................. 4,227 4,492 4,914 5,016 4,887

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 1,305 1,412 1,580 1,500 1,334

 35-39 years............................................................................. 738 743 827 867 840

 40-49 years................................................................................... 1,204 1,333 1,438 1,520 1,511

 50-54 years.................................................................................... 370 394 418 453 500

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 127 110 147 161 147

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 164 172 161 161 188

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 100 92 100 92 90

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................ 219 236 243 262 277

 No report................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,271 4,058 3,876 3,808 3,749

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,374 1,192 1,110 1,045 979

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 661 636 598 605 622

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,232 1,259 1,205 1,217 1,180

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 471 443 459 454 450

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 147 156 139 125 148

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 162 161 158 153 144

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 69 65 74 80

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 157 142 142 135 146

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,893 3,068 3,344 3,519 3,707

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 426 446 505 544 534

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 507 549 528 530 551

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,246 1,314 1,454 1,490 1,558

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 291 328 393 462 551

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 83 99 100 109 118

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 151 136 140 140 156

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 78 91 98 76

 62 years and over......................................................................................................................................................................................... 119 118 133 146 162

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,417 1,424 1,368 1,363 1,240

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 399 388 368 359 314

 35-39 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 167 168 162 160 151

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 397 417 423 421 360

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 174 182 169 180 171

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 66 53 51 55 59

 57-59 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 84 81 74 62 56

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 39 33 34 40

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 95 96 88 92 89

 No report................................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1,546 1,675 1,718 1,801 1,872

 Under 35 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 516 542 583 599 600

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 247 273 269 300 321

 40-49 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 442 496 488 505 541

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 154 169 174 175 196

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42 51 62 64 53

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 68 59 70 69

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 26 34 32 34

 62 years and over......................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 50 49 56 58

 No report...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 826 915 919 943 913

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 107 132 126 140 140

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 99 109 108 108 99

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 331 330 324 321 307

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 134 162 173 190 183

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 42 46 42 46 43

 57-59 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36 49 58 55 56

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 29 24 19 24

 62 years and over.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 55 58 64 64 61

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 333 349 369 362 400

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 53 45 54 54 70

 35-39 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 47 57 49 45 46

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 131 141 157 152 156

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44 46 46 56 62

 

 55-56 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 11 10 11 18

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 14 14 12 12

 60-61 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 14 18 9 8

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 21 21 23 28

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6,865 7,300 7,166 7,127 6,746

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,544 3,710 3,404 3,119 2,666

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 798 897 906 986 1,016

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,483 1,604 1,753 1,824 1,827

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 476 530 539 593 645

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 162 136 163 176 192

 57-59 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 175 188 180 184 170

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 75 74 70 97 95

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 152 161 151 148 134

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19,114 19,972 24,449 22,882 23,683

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4,031 4,209 5,427 4,916 4,932

 35-39 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3,718 3,632 4,088 3,761 3,736

 40-49 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7,577 8,092 9,696 9,224 9,489

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,168 2,334 2,937 2,881 3,216

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 516 545 771 718 799

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 590 599 750 685 764

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 228 255 361 302 309

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 286 306 419 393 436

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - 2 2

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Black: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8,409 8,712 9,216 9,579 9,682

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,645 3,780 4,009 3,974 3,806

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,295 1,308 1,345 1,521 1,639

 40-49 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2,044 2,178 2,314 2,438 2,532

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 726 739 828 861 890

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 211 216 234 236 238

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 240 250 244 257 262

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 96 89 101 145 137

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................... 152 152 141 147 178

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Development: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,124 1,160 1,193 1,233 1,220

 Under 35 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 632 669 708 677 651

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 123 123 136 170 200

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 193 193 175 194 201

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 76 72 79 92 81

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 31 28 25 20

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 40 36 34 35

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 8 13 21 16

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 24 18 20 16

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 660 639 643 649 619

 Under 35 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 227 240 252 244 215

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 95 76 90 89 89

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 174 160 152 164 154

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 76 69 68 66 71

 

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 28 24 23 22

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 30 29 30 27

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 14 9 17 17

 62 years and over.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 22 19 16 24

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 519 514 532 525 494

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 307 305 301 285 242

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 63 56 68 79 98

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 86 89 94 95 95

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 36 41 37 31

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 8 8 10 14

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 9 9 8 5

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 2 6 7 2

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 9 5 4 7

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 839 867 892 900 878

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 383 388 389 368 326

 35-39 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 136 153 152 159 165

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 190 204 223 241 250

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 71 69 72 73 77

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19 14 20 20 17

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24 24 23 21 19

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 6 5 8 13

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 9 8 10 11

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 370 378 382 389 398

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 145 148 140 136 134

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 90 73 75 73 74

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 115 132 137 146 146

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 17 24 25 30

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................... 2 1 2 5 8

 57-59 years............................................................................ 3 5 3 2 2

 60-61 years............................................................................... 1 - - 1 3

 62 years and over..................................................................... 2 2 1 1 1

 No report................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages..................................................................................... 254 278 278 299 323

 Under 35 years.................................................................... 60 72 69 74 79

 35-39 years............................................................................ 27 33 34 43 47

 40-49 years.......................................................................... 83 76 83 79 91

 50-54 years.................................................................................. 35 43 49 60 56

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 21 10 11 15

 57-59 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 15 13 14 15

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 3 7 6 5

 62 years and over......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 15 13 12 15

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 422 433 461 484 466

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 264 268 280 289 258

 35-39 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 55 53 53 70 78

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 68 71 73 83

 50-54 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 23 29 31 27

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 6 7 5 4

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 5 8 4 4

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 3 4 5 4

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 7 9 7 8

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 412 432 463 463 468

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 230 239 257 255 254

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47 54 54 46 57

 40-49 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 63 70 76 85 74

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36 33 39 34 38

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 11 9 12 11

 57-59 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 11 13 16 16

 60-61 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2 6 9 9

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 12 9 6 9

 No report.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 232 244 241 259 246

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77 86 90 93 85

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44 38 29 38 36

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63 75 79 78 73

 50-54 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 25 26 26 23

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 4 7 9 9

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 8 5 9 11

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 5 3 3 5

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3 2 3 4

 No report...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 266 281 293 323 353

 Under 35 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 67 82 83 97

 35-39 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 33 32 36 42

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 99 109 101 117 115

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 40 33 36 46

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years.................................................................................. 10 6 15 16 10

 57-59 years............................................................................. 12 13 14 13 15

 60-61 years............................................................................ 5 7 8 8 11

 62 years and over................................................................ 6 6 8 14 17

 No report.................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages................................................................................. 243 227 226 229 233

 Under 35 years............................................................................ 164 148 140 133 124

 35-39 years.................................................................................. 25 32 36 40 45

 40-49 years............................................................................ 23 21 25 28 35

 50-54 years.....................................................................................................18 12 15 15 16

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................... 2 2 2 3 4

 57-59 years................................................................................ 5 5 2 3 1

 60-61 years........................................................................... 2 2 3 4 3

 62 years and over.................................................................... 4 5 3 3 5

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages................................................................................. 195 242 270 304 307

 Under 35 years..................................................................... 81 113 132 153 151

 35-39 years.......................................................................... 27 35 43 50 53

 40-49 years......................................................................... 54 59 56 62 60

 50-54 years........................................................................... 19 20 23 21 25

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 6 8 6 6

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 5 3 6 6

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 1 2 4 3

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 3 3 2 3

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 179 161 164 167 180

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 92 79 84 80 88

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24 21 13 21 26

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 38 43 38 36

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 16 16 15 19

 

 55-56 years........................................................................... 3 2 4 8 4

 57-59 years........................................................................... 3 2 2 1 5

 60-61 years................................................................................ 1 1 - 2 1

 62 years and over.................................................................... 2 2 2 2 1

 No report.................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 238 246 295 331 355

 Under 35 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 39 52 52 60

 35-39 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56 51 56 68 61

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 88 101 118 128 135

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28 23 30 38 46

 

 55-56 years.............................................................................. 8 12 13 9 17

 57-59 years............................................................................. 12 11 12 20 17

 60-61 years............................................................................ 2 3 8 8 8

 62 years and over................................................................. 5 6 6 8 11

 No report..................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 74 80 82 89 86

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 32 34 31 28

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 9 12 10 8

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21 19 15 23 23

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 10 10 13 14

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 2 5 4 1

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 1 - 2 7

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 5 3 2 -

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 2 3 4 5

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 73 83 81 79 77

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 36 35 34 33

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 10 11 14 15

 40-49 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 25 23 23 22

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 6 6 4 4

 

 55-56 years............................................................................. 1 1 2 - -

 57-59 years......................................................................... 1 3 1 1 -

 60-61 years........................................................................ 2 1 2 2 -

 62 years and over................................................................... 1 1 1 1 3

 No report............................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43 43 47 44 44

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 15 11 14 17 15

 35-39 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 5 5 3 6

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 14 18 17 15

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 6 5 1 2

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 2 - 2 3

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3 3 2 1

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 2

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 -

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13 18 27 22 23

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 6 11 4 4

 35-39 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 2 2 6 4

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 5 7 6 7

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 2 3

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 1

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 - 1 2 2

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 2 2 - 1

 62 years and over...................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 519 573 587 617 579

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 309 333 332 319 260

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 80 92 89 109 116

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 83 92 107 133 138

 50-54 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 29 31 29 33

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 8 12 9 13

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 10 7 8 8

 60-61 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 3 3 4 4

 62 years and over........................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 6 6 6 7

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,734 1,813 2,059 2,173 2,333

 Under 35 years......................................................................................................................................................................................... 494 501 607 647 702

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 356 359 355 397 419

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 564 628 711 708 779

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 176 188 229 243 248

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 57 50 57 58 59

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 48 50 60 61 66

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19 20 16 33 30

 62 years and over.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 17 24 26 30

 No report.................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Asian: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9,866 10,565 11,192 11,764 11,930

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3,908 4,236 4,418 4,442 4,228

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,381 1,394 1,506 1,660 1,762

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2,626 2,781 2,903 3,033 3,105

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,026 1,133 1,208 1,302 1,368

 

 55-56 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 251 302 353 399 415

 57-59 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 284 303 354 400 478

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 115 130 148 192 203

 62 years and over.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 274 286 302 336 371

 No report.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 - - - -

 

 Development: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,719 1,863 1,884 2,186 2,190

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 894 1,003 1,018 1,129 1,043

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 246 256 253 315 335

 40-49 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 337 349 349 417 473

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 139 146 138 164 152

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28 30 47 54 56

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 33 31 46 60

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 13 19 20 22

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31 33 29 41 49

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,380 1,465 1,534 1,636 1,621

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 322 323 354 365 333

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 193 218 242 282 284

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 456 483 474 474 457

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 204 210 223 239 238

 

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56 62 70 85 83

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 72 85 73 81 99

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 26 39 45 43

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 59 58 59 65 84

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,262 1,298 1,290 1,288 1,268

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 458 466 438 422 398

 35-39 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 166 164 166 148 157

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 354 370 368 387 357

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 138 137 152 155 160

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 46 39 36 51

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 35 47 53 57

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 26 20 21 21

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 49 54 60 66 67

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 570 628 654 682 635

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 177 216 237 236 191

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 95 94 81 90 82

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 180 182 185 185 180

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 69 72 87 90 90

 

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 27 26 25 27

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 15 18 30 35

 60-61 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 7 8 9 11

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 15 15 12 17 19

 No report.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 103 113 125 148 155

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 47 47 49 61 59

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 22 25 33 41

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 30 33 36 31

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 10 11 10 15

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 2 4 4 2

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 1 2 2 5

 60-61 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - 1 2 1

 62 years and over...................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 1 - - 1

 No report................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 242 278 306 326 330

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33 47 49 46 46

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40 34 42 39 38

 40-49 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 85 107 116 132 132

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 47 50 51 55 54

 

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 17 15 16 19

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 9 15 16 20

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 3 7 14 9

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 11 11 8 12

 No report................................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages................................................................................ 881 910 971 1,009 1,042

 Under 35 years.................................................................... 493 514 541 546 558

 35-39 years......................................................................... 116 116 131 143 166

 40-49 years......................................................................... 182 178 184 188 183

 50-54 years.......................................................................................... 51 66 68 74 80

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 7 6 13 20 21

 57-59 years...................................................................................... 14 11 14 14 13

 60-61 years..................................................................................... 8 8 8 9 8

 62 years and over....................................................................... 10 11 12 15 13

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 679 808 805 842 901

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 397 497 490 479 470

 35-39 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 71 67 80 94 121

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 121 149 135 153 171

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 39 50 61 73

 

 55-56 years............................................................................... 18 19 14 15 17

 57-59 years................................................................................... 16 13 15 17 22

 60-61 years.................................................................................. 8 9 7 6 8

 62 years and over.................................................................... 13 15 14 17 19

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 197 196 204 215 236

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 48 52 64 71 66

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 23 20 21 36

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 73 66 58 58 69

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 32 30 29 27

 

 55-56 years........................................................................... 8 9 9 12 12

 57-59 years.......................................................................................................... 9 9 17 12 17

 60-61 years................................................................................. 1 1 4 8 5

 62 years and over........................................................................... 4 4 2 4 4

 No report............................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 177 180 187 178 198

 Under 35 years....................................................................... 28 38 41 39 41

 35-39 years..................................................................................... 29 20 21 21 20

 40-49 years......................................................................... 68 64 69 59 68

 50-54 years................................................................................. 25 30 28 25 31

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years............................................................................ 9 8 8 12 12

 57-59 years.................................................................................. 5 9 9 11 12

 60-61 years........................................................................... 5 2 3 4 6

 62 years and over........................................................................... 8 9 8 7 8

 No report................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages...................................................................................... 421 431 470 492 491

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 194 192 204 193 183

 35-39 years................................................................................ 68 62 67 78 89

 40-49 years.................................................................................. 108 120 122 122 122

 50-54 years.................................................................................. 24 26 34 45 47

 

 55-56 years................................................................................... 7 5 10 16 12

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 8 9 13 14 11

 60-61 years............................................................................... 2 5 6 7 10

 62 years and over................................................................ 10 12 14 17 17

 No report............................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages................................................................................. 359 405 460 478 490

 Under 35 years........................................................................... 76 88 103 97 99

 35-39 years...................................................................................... 44 38 50 49 44

 40-49 years........................................................................................ 126 134 144 143 143

 50-54 years.............................................................................. 55 76 78 91 93

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................... 19 20 22 25 25

 57-59 years............................................................................ 18 22 31 33 39

 60-61 years......................................................................... 6 10 10 13 18

 62 years and over.................................................................. 15 17 22 27 29

 No report......................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................... 343 348 345 354 370

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................. 90 79 79 82 84

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 52 42 54 52

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................... 125 116 117 105 108

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54 59 54 54 61

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 14 23 26 16

 57-59 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 15 16 16 27

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 4 2 11 13

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 9 12 6 9

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 102 99 102 114 117

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 20 20 14 21 25

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 6 13 10 11

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40 39 39 42 40

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 22 20 22 22

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 3 6 9 5

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 2 4 4 8

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 2 1 3 2

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 5 5 3 4

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 103 110 102 112 95

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 34 31 34 25

 35-39 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 17 14 17 12

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28 30 33 27 24

 50-54 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 20 15 16 16

 

 55-56 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3 2 8 8

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 5 5 5 6

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - 1 3 2

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 1 1 2 2

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................... 72 80 94 95 113

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 29 35 36 40 46

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 10 8 8 8

 40-49 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20 21 28 29 34

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 9 13 10 15

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - 2 3

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 1 5 4 5

 60-61 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - 1 - -

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 3 3 2 2

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 48 58 58 59 60

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 12 11 10 10

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 4 4 3 5

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 17 19 18 13

 50-54 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 18 16 19 21

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued)

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 5 5 1 4

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 - 1 5 4

 60-61 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 -

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 2 2 2 3

 No report..................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15 12 14 15 19

 Under 35 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 1 3 2 3

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1 1 1 -

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 6 5 6 6

 50-54 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 4 4 3 6

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 - 1 3 1

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - 3

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 555 557 478 522 474

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 385 365 275 273 227

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 60 58 70 61

 40-49 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 69 81 87 107 106

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 26 30 40 48

 

 55-56 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 8 10 8 11

 57-59 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 6 9 10 8

 60-61 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 4 2 6 8

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 7 7 8 5

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 638 726 1,109 1,013 1,125

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 170 207 381 296 321

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 124 130 188 184 200

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 201 239 338 345 388

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77 81 106 100 119

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 17 29 22 30

 57-59 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 23 29 27 27

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 10 9 10 16

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 19 29 29 24

 No report............................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Hispanic: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5,331 5,687 6,071 6,354 6,394

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2,657 2,803 2,943 2,962 2,786

 35-39 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 798 880 1,004 1,108 1,214

 40-49 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,131 1,210 1,301 1,389 1,474

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 367 389 417 443 458

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 108 116 104 126 117

 57-59 years............................................................................. 136 134 136 136 148

 60-61 years.......................................................................... 48 54 65 77 71

 62 years and over......................................................................... 86 101 101 113 126

 No report................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Development: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 763 840 845 936 952

 Under 35 years................................................................................................. 475 533 530 566 548

 35-39 years................................................................................ 92 104 119 137 175

 40-49 years.............................................................................. 106 116 107 129 134

 50-54 years............................................................................. 46 43 44 49 50

 

 55-56 years................................................................................ 14 12 14 16 8

 57-59 years................................................................................. 16 14 14 14 14

 60-61 years.............................................................................. 6 7 8 11 9

 62 years and over..................................................................... 8 11 9 14 14

 No report.............................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages...................................................................................... 355 355 388 401 392

 Under 35 years........................................................................ 150 133 142 143 129

 35-39 years............................................................................ 61 70 79 93 88

 40-49 years............................................................................... 80 80 91 84 100

 50-54 years................................................................................ 27 33 33 34 26

 

 55-56 years............................................................................... 7 5 7 13 11

 57-59 years............................................................................ 12 14 11 9 11

 60-61 years................................................................................. 7 5 7 6 7

 62 years and over..................................................................... 11 15 18 19 20

 No report....................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages................................................................................. 567 557 558 563 546

 Under 35 years.............................................................................. 300 279 280 261 245

 35-39 years.............................................................................. 81 79 90 93 95

 40-49 years............................................................................ 115 114 98 118 114

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................... 32 36 46 45 42

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years................................................................................... 10 14 12 11 13

 57-59 years......................................................................... 12 15 15 17 20

 60-61 years......................................................................... 9 6 5 9 6

 62 years and over.............................................................. 8 14 12 9 11

 No report............................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 412 424 445 458 447

 Under 35 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 181 176 197 193 180

 35-39 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 75 83 77 81 86

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 85 98 97 104 105

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43 34 43 40 36

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 10 13 9 12 12

 57-59 years.......................................................................... 13 12 13 13 11

 60-61 years........................................................................... - 3 6 9 7

 62 years and over...................................................................... 5 5 3 6 10

 No report................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 284 302 326 350 363

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 145 151 152 153 150

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 75 77 88 94 97

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51 59 73 89 97

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 5 7 11 14

 

 55-56 years................................................................................ 4 5 1 - -

 57-59 years........................................................................... 2 3 4 1 1

 60-61 years............................................................................... 1 - - 1 1

 62 years and over.................................................................. 1 2 1 1 3

 No report............................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 156 188 187 196 198

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 46 53 47 39 32

 35-39 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 36 33 34 33

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 53 61 68 79 81

 50-54 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 16 23 26 31

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 9 5 5 3

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 6 7 9 8

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 4 1 2 6

 62 years and over.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 3 3 2 4

 No report.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 427 439 454 478 481

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 267 268 272 277 249

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 49 56 63 74 96

 40-49 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 69 77 78 86

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 25 20 18 19

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 7 7 11 9

 57-59 years............................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 4 8 10 12

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 3 1 3 5

 62 years and over.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 7 6 7 5

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 390 462 516 533 547

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................. 245 291 318 316 304

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41 57 77 88 100

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56 66 71 70 86

 50-54 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 27 29 31 27

 

 55-56 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 8 3 8 11

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 8 10 9 8

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 2 2 4 4

 62 years and over.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 3 6 7 7

 No report.................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 165 171 195 200 193

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 61 70 66 74 63

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 18 34 34 38

 40-49 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48 52 60 56 58

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14 17 18 20 19

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1 5 5 2

 57-59 years......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 7 6 3 7

 60-61 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 2 2 2 2

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 4 4 6 4

 No report.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 140 150 176 209 215

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44 46 69 85 77

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16 18 21 23 31

 40-49 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43 47 57 59 61

 50-54 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 11 5 15 18

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued): 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 6 2 3 4

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 11 12 10 7

 60-61 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 6 5 6 9

 62 years and over................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 5 5 8 8

 No report....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 242 231 244 244 259

 Under 35 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 140 149 144 134 135

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26 18 30 41 51

 40-49 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 41 42 41 42

 50-54 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 11 16 17 16

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 3 3 2 4

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 4 3 3 3

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................................................................ - 1 2 3 2

 62 years and over.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 4 4 3 6

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 153 174 198 204 207

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. 80 86 105 108 99

 35-39 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 32 30 29 32

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 28 35 38 43

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 13 13 14 19

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 3 3 1 1

 57-59 years................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 8 1 5 4

 60-61 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 1 7 4 1

 62 years and over......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3 4 5 8

 No report........................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages.................................................................................... 238 232 231 239 240

 Under 35 years........................................................................... 100 91 90 85 83

 35-39 years........................................................................... 33 33 48 54 55

 40-49 years............................................................................ 59 63 54 62 63

 50-54 years............................................................................. 18 17 16 16 16

 

 55-56 years................................................................................. 3 8 7 5 5

 57-59 years.............................................................................. 12 6 5 9 9

 60-61 years.................................................................................. 3 4 5 3 1

 62 years and over............................................................................. 10 10 6 5 8

 No report................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 105 115 129 131 145

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 22 25 25 30

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 25 27 25 27

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41 44 48 49 55

 50-54 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 12 15 19 19

 

 55-56 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 4 5 4 3

 57-59 years.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 4 1 3 6

 60-61 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1 6 3 1

 62 years and over............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 3 2 3 4

 No report................................................................................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 36 32 39 43

 Under 35 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 11 13 17 17

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 11 5 5 6

 40-49 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 10 12 15 17

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 4 2 1 1

 

 55-56 years.......................................................................................... - - - 1 2

 57-59 years................................................................................ - - - - -

 60-61 years............................................................................. - - - - -

 62 years and over................................................................... - - - - -

 No report.............................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43 52 48 62 64

 Under 35 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 29 26 30 33

 35-39 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 6 7 12 10

 40-49 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 11 8 12 13

 50-54 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 1 2 4 5

 

 55-56 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 - -

 57-59 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 - - 1 1

 60-61 years.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 2 2 - -

 62 years and over.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 2 2 3 2

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages................................................................................... 22 23 20 18 16

 Under 35 years....................................................................... 6 7 6 7 6

 35-39 years............................................................................... 4 2 2 2 2

 40-49 years............................................................................ 7 7 4 3 3

 50-54 years................................................................................... 2 3 3 3 1

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 2 2 1 2

 57-59 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1 2 - -

 60-61 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 1

 62 years and over.......................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 No report......................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 9 10 12 10

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................. - 2 3 3 2

 35-39 years..................................................................................................................................................................................................... - - 1 2 2

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3 2 3 3

 50-54 years....................................................................................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years............................................................................. 2 2 2 - -

 60-61 years............................................................................. - - - 2 2

 62 years and over................................................................... 1 1 1 1 -

 No report...................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 285 323 339 347 313

 Under 35 years................................................................................................................................................................................................... 195 231 236 234 181

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37 34 32 38 46

 40-49 years.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41 37 50 50 57

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 16 13 11 16

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 4 7 6

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 2 1 3 5

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 2 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 1 2 2 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 540 604 730 734 763

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 170 175 222 212 223

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 91 121 141 149 144

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 181 204 247 250 256

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 61 64 68 68 82

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 18 14 14 21 21

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 13 21 17 21

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 6 5 4 6 6

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 5 8 13 11 10

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Native American: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 929 1,002 1,106 1,198 1,249

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 273 303 338 327 308

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 160 163 181 196 222

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 286 317 360 408 448

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 114 112 113 139 140

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 30 36 35 40 36

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 32 32 39 47 47

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 17 19 22 18 20

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 17 20 18 22 28

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - 1 -

 

 Development: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 80 81 68 92 99

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 32 35 31 38 35

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 11 7 8 8 14

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 15 18 13 21 29

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 8 7 12 11

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 4 2 1 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 5 5 8 2

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 3 1 1 2

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 2 1 1 3 3

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 46 54 61 62 63

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 14 14 17 14 17

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 10 11 14 16

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 15 21 21 17

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 7 7 9 8

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 2 - - 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 - 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 2 2 1 -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 3 3 2 3 3

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 78 76 77 82 89

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 25 26 23 21 28

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 16 15 14 18 17

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 20 19 21 22 25

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 11 10 12 16 12

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 1 2 2 2

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 2

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 1 - - 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 2 4 5 3 2

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 34 32 38 47 40

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 14 10 14 19 14

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 7 4 5 5

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 7 7 12 16 15

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 4 4 3 2

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 2 2 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 1 2 2 4

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - 1 - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 223 252 262 272 282

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 74 93 97 84 76

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 57 58 58 62 64

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 62 70 80 92 109

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 21 18 9 15 16

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 6 8 8 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 3 5 6 9

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 3 2 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 3 3 2 3 4

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 34 34 38 44 43

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 6 5 5 5 4

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 5 6 4 7

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 12 15 20 16

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 11 8 7 5 9

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 4 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 3 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 2

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - 1 2 2 2

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 54 67 70 75 80

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 17 23 25 23 21

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 7 8 12 13

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 11 17 19 21 26

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 9 9 6 3

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 3 - 4 6

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 4 4 3 3

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 3 2 3 4

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 1 3 3 4

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 28 30 36 31 31

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 10 11 15 14 13

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 3 6 4 5

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 10 10 9 8

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 3 3

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 1 - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - 3 4 - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 2

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 21 30 33 42 44

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 3 5 6 8 5

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 5 6 9 9

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 11 11 16 21

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 5 6 6 7

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - 2 1 - 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 2 2 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 31 32 43 50 49

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 5 7 11 15 12

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 2 5 6 5

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 11 12 17 14 18

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 6 5 5 9 8

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 2 3 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 1 1 3

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 2 2 2

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 3 3 - - 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 29 25 26 26 23

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 11 11 13 7 4

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 4 4 6 7

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 8 6 6 6

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 2 4 2

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 2 - 1 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - 1 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 13 15 15 15 15

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 3 2 2 2 3

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 3 1 -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 6 5 6 6

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 1 1 -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 2 1 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 2 4 4

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 36 36 33 35 41

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 10 12 11 14 11

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 3 3 1 4

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 12 10 13 16

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 6 6 5 8

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 1 - 1 2

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 3 1 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 67 73 91 91 99

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 5 7 11 5 5

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 15 17 19 11 16

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 28 28 35 46 45

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 8 11 12 17

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 6 5 5 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 6 7 7

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 3 4 3

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 - 1 1 3

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 7 9 7 11 11

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 4 5 6 4 4

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 3 1

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 - 2 3

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - - 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 2 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 4 4 7 9 10

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - 2 3 4

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 2 1

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 3 3 3 4

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 3 2 2 3 3

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 1 - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 2 2

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 2 1 1

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 4 4 5 4 5

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 1 1 1 - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 2

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 38 47 45 61 66

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 16 17 15 18 20

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 6 5 3 8 10

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 17 18 22 19

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 3 3 5 8

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 3 3 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 2 5

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 2 2 1 2 2

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 99 99 149 146 156

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 22 19 33 33 32

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 12 12 22 19 24

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 42 47 61 56 64

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 18 16 22 27 23

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 4 5 5 8

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 5 4 5

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - 1 1 -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - 1 -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 All other races: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 1,517 1,576 1,523 1,516 1,555

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 564 560 511 466 429

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 208 233 235 250 284

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 471 493 485 499 519

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 164 175 178 173 180

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 40 42 45 53 56

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 41 35 38 40 50

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 17 17 12 15

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 19 21 14 23 22

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Development: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 35 34 12 23 19

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 15 14 2 5 2

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 7 7 3 5 5

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 10 4 10 9

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 2 1 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 35 42 38 43 40

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 4 8 6 9 5

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 12 10 7 6

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 16 14 13 18 19

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 6 7 8 6

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 1 1 - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 356 333 322 314 339

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 154 125 116 103 89

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 44 48 48 48 66

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 93 96 93 98 107

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 37 37 41 36 41

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 12 8 9 14

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 4 10 12 11

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 7 6 3 5

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 6 4 - 5 6

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 73 83 78 79 84

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 10 17 20 22 28

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 11 12 10 13

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 26 25 19 19 18

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 16 15 14 13 13

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 5 5 4 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 7 6 3 4 4

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 3 4 4 2

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 2 1 1 3 3

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 20 24 27 30 29

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 3 6 3 5 4

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 3 5 6 5

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 11 14 13 14

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 4 4 4 2

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 2 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 53 48 46 49 55

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 6 5 4 6 9

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 5 7 4

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 17 18 19 18 22

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 15 11 10 9 7

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 4 4 4 3

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 5 3 3 6

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 3

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 307 324 315 324 327

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 133 140 132 129 114

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 44 41 40 53 68

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 89 97 97 91 90

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 27 30 30 30 30

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 8 9 7 10 13

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 6 8 7

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 3 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - 2 4

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 198 210 181 174 169

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 109 120 93 78 67

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 31 29 29 31 33

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 45 45 41 47 54

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 10 10 9 9

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 4 4 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 3 3 3 4

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 2

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 88 81 84 79 79

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 24 20 21 18 15

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 13 15 15 15

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 37 33 31 28 33

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 10 7 9 10

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - 4 4 2

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 2 2 1 2

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - - 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 3 4 3 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 10 13 14 14 11

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 1 2 1 1 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 5 5 5 2

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 1 4 4 5

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 4 2 2 1

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 1 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 18 21 18 16 17

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 10 10 10 8 7

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 1 - 2

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 7 5 5 6

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 2 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 3 2 3 4 4

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 1 1 1 - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 2 1

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 2 2 3

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 94 100 96 94 101

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 24 27 29 25 25

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 17 15 17 19

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 29 29 30 32 34

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 16 15 12 13 13

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 4 2 3 4

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 2 4 1 4

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 3 2 1 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 2 3 2 2 1

 No report.................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 13 13 11 14 15

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - 2 3

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 3 3 - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 7 5 9 9

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 2 2 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 - 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 35 32 29 28 31

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 14 13 8 8 11

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 6 7 9 8 6

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 9 9 9 12

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 2 2 3 2

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 7 11 9 10 10

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 1 2 1 2 2

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - 3 2 2 1

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 5 5 5 4

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - 1 - 2

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 1 1 1 3 3

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - 1 1

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 2 2

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 5 14 17 16 14

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 5 7 8 6 3

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - 4 5 5 6

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - 3 4 5 5

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 61 65 66 65 66

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 33 31 35 31 31

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 5 6 9

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 16 20 18 19 17

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 5 5 5 5

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 1 2

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 2 3 2 2 2

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 105 125 156 137 142

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 17 12 21 7 13

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 18 22 21 21

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 54 62 72 67 58

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 13 21 28 27 36

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 4 2 6 9 5

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 5 4 4 8

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 2 - - 1

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 3 3 2 -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 No race reported: 

 

 Total, all activities: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 170 76 54 126 14

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 67 39 23 72 3

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 21 5 11 22 1

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 46 16 10 18 7

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 16 7 3 7 2

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 7 4 2 4 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 9 5 5 1 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 3 - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - 1 -

 

 Development: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 49 2 - 1 4

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 23 1 - - 2

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 10 1 - 1 2

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 10 5 6 6 1

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 2 1 3 - 1

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 3 -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 6 4 3 2 -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Design: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 8 2 - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 3 - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Page 44 of 48

 Race/ethnicity, primary work 

activity, and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Design (continued): 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Data collection, processing, and analysis: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 3 2 1 1 -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 2 2 - 1 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Natural resources operations: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Management: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 11 - - 3 1

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 3 - - 1 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - - 2 1

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Race/ethnicity, primary work 

activity, and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Installation, operations, and maintenance: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 7 11 3 2 1

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 4 8 1 - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 1 -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 1

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 1 - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 2 1 - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Test and evaluation: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 1 3 2 7 -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - 2 - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 3 -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 1 2 -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Planning: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 5 3 3 1 -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 3 3 3 1 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Technical assistance and consulting: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. - 1 - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Race/ethnicity, primary work 

activity, and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Technical assistance and consulting (continued):

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Production: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Regulatory enforcement of licensing: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 1 2 7 5 -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - 2 2 2 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 2 - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - 3 3 -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Construction: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 9 5 1 1 1

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 4 3 - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 2 2 - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 1 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - 1

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Race/ethnicity, primary work 

activity, and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Clinical practice, counseling, 

 and ancillary medical service: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 12 11 9 1 2

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 2 3 3 - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 3 1 1 1 -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 2 - 1

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 2 - 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Standards and specifications: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. - 1 - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Scientific and technical information: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 1 - - 1 -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - 1 -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Research contract and grant administration: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 1 - - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 1 - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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 Race/ethnicity, primary work 

activity, and age 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Research contract and grant administration 

 (continued):

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Teaching and training: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Other - not elsewhere classified: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 6 2 1 1 -

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 5 2 1 1 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 

 Activity unknown: 

 All ages.............................................................................................................................................. 46 26 21 96 4

 Under 35 years........................................................................................................................................ 15 12 10 66 -

 35-39 years........................................................................................................................................... 5 4 5 14 1

 40-49 years........................................................................................................................................... 17 4 1 7 2

 50-54 years........................................................................................................................................... 6 2 1 4 1

 

 55-56 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 3 1 2 -

 57-59 years........................................................................................................................................... - 1 3 1 -

 60-61 years........................................................................................................................................... 1 - - 1 -

 62 years and over..................................................................................................................................... 1 - - - -

 No report............................................................................................................................................. - - - 1 -

 KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Table B-13. Median annual salaries of Federal scientists and engineers, by major

occupational group and highest degree level: 1989-93

Page 1 of 3

Major occupational group and 

highest degree level 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

TotaL, All Occupations 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. $41,100 $42,800 $45,900 $47,900 $50,100

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 50,100 52,300 54,700 57,100 60,400

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 44,000 45,800 48,500 50,600 52,500

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 39,300 41,200 44,300 46,600 48,300

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 42,700 44,100 47,200 50,000 52,300

 

 All scientists: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 40,400 42,000 44,400 46,200 48,100

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 49,200 51,100 54,100 56,500 59,100

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 41,200 42,800 44,700 46,800 49,400

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 37,500 38,900 41,000 42,600 44,500

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 42,300 43,500 45,400 47,800 51,000

 

 Computer and mathematical sciences: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 42,100 43,900 45,900 48,000 49,900

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 50,200 52,700 56,200 59,600 62,300

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 44,900 46,500 48,700 50,800 52,600

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 41,000 42,600 44,600 46,700 48,300

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 44,000 45,500 48,400 50,500 52,200

 

 Life sciences: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 35,300 36,700 38,400 40,100 42,600

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 45,300 47,100 48,800 50,900 54,400

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 35,800 37,000 39,300 41,200 42,900

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 32,700 33,900 35,200 36,800 39,200

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 39,200 40,300 41,300 45,400 48,000

 

 Physical sciences: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 43,800 45,300 47,300 49,800 52,300

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 53,300 55,400 57,700 60,100 62,500

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 42,500 44,100 47,200 49,300 52,300

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 39,200 39,400 42,300 44,200 46,000

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 47,200 46,500 48,600 50,900 54,500

 

 Social sciences: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 41,000 42,600 44,400 46,100 48,000

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 48,500 51,000 53,200 55,500 58,400

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 40,200 41,900 43,400 45,400 47,100

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 35,800 37,500 38,600 40,000 41,700

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 41,200 42,600 45,400 47,700 50,900

 

 All engineers: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 42,000 43,600 47,100 49,300 52,300

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 53,500 56,900 59,600 63,500 66,200

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 46,800 49,000 51,900 54,500 56,500

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 40,300 42,400 45,700 48,000 50,800

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 43,400 45,700 48,900 51,800 54,400

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-13. Median annual salaries of Federal scientists and engineers, by major

occupational group and highest degree level: 1989-93

Page 2 of 3

Major occupational group and 

highest degree level 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Aerospace: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 45,200 47,000 48,900 51,900 54,400

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 55,100 57,100 61,100 64,800 67,900

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 50,200 52,100 54,700 57,100 59,000

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 41,200 43,600 46,000 49,300 52,500

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 43,900 46,000 48,700 55,200 C

 

 Chemical: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 39,800 42,000 45,800 48,100 51,000

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 48,000 51,000 54,400 56,900 59,800

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 42,300 43,700 47,100 50,700 52,500

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 38,700 40,600 43,500 46,700 49,400

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... C C C C C

 

 Civil: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 41,100 42,700 45,900 48,000 49,900

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 53,400 55,400 57,800 60,100 62,100

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 43,300 45,000 48,600 50,700 52,700

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 41,000 42,600 44,800 46,800 49,700

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 41,100 42,500 45,900 48,600 51,200

 

 Electrical, electronics, and computer: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 41,100 43,200 46,100 49,300 52,200

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 53,300 55,500 57,800 60,800 62,400

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 47,800 49,600 52,100 54,600 56,500

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 39,600 42,300 44,800 47,900 49,900

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 44,500 47,100 49,800 52,200 54,500

 

 Industrial: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 38,800 41,200 43,500 46,600 48,300

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 48,000 51,800 C C C

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 42,200 44,900 48,300 50,500 52,500

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 37,900 40,000 42,700 45,400 47,100

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... C C C C C

 

 Mechanical: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 38,800 40,700 44,300 46,700 49,200

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 52,600 53,900 57,500 59,900 62,300

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 43,500 45,400 48,600 50,700 52,600

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 38,300 40,100 43,300 46,200 48,200

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 39,800 41,200 45,900 48,100 51,000

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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Table B-13. Median annual salaries of Federal scientists and engineers, by major

occupational group and highest degree level: 1989-93

Page 3 of 3

Major occupational group and 

highest degree level 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Other engineering: 

 All levels............................................................................................................................................. 45,100 47,100 49,800 51,900 54,300

 Ph.D................................................................................................................................................... 56,700 59,600 62,700 65,400 68,000

 MS/MA.................................................................................................................................................. 49,200 51,100 54,300 56,900 59,100

 BS/BA.................................................................................................................................................. 42,500 44,900 48,000 50,600 52,600

 Professional........................................................................................................................................... 45,400 49,700 52,600 55,500 57,500

NOTES: Salaries rounded to the nearest hundred

 Figures are based on payable salaries for 1989-91 and on adjusted basic pay for 1992-93

KEY: "C" = Data suppressed to preserve confidentiality

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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Table B-14. Federal personnel with bachelor's degrees or higher, by highest degree field and 

science and engineering (S&E) employment status: 1989-93

Page 1 of 2

 

1989 1990 1991

 

 Highest degree field Employed Employed Employed Employed Employed Employed

 Total in S&E outside Total in S&E outside Total in S&E outside 

 employed occu- S&E occu- employed occu- S&E occu- employed occu- S&E occu-

 pations pations pations pations pations pations 

 

 Total, All Fields............................................................................................................................. 687,550 185,623 501,927 704,195 189,049 515,146 733,169 194,726 538,443

 

 Science and engineering........................................................................................................................... 312,599 158,157 154,442 320,518 161,556 158,962 330,870 165,423 165,447

 Physical sciences................................................................................................................................ 31,810 21,501 10,309 32,339 21,867 10,472 32,770 22,053 10,717

 Computer and mathematical sciences........................................................................................................................... 24,779 13,505 11,274 25,984 14,218 11,766 27,231 14,931 12,300

 Life sciences.................................................................................................................................... 65,194 22,108 43,086 66,668 22,850 43,818 69,172 23,711 45,461

 Social sciences.................................................................................................................................. 84,558 14,773 69,785 87,107 15,333 71,774 91,573 16,403 75,170

 Engineering...................................................................................................................................... 106,258 86,270 19,988 108,420 87,288 21,132 110,124 88,325 21,799

 

 Non-S&E........................................................................................................................................... 370,514 25,668 344,846 381,822 27,042 354,780 396,962 28,713 368,249

 

 No report......................................................................................................................................... 4,437 1,798 2,639 1,855 451 1,404 5,337 590 4,747

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table.

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Table B-14. Federal personnel with bachelor's degrees or higher,by highest degree field

 and science and engineering (S&E) employment status: 1989-93

Page 2 of 2

 

1992 1993

 

 Highest degree field Employed Employed Employed Employed

 Total in S&E outside Total in S&E outside 

 employed occu- S&E occu- employed occu- S&E occu-

 pations pations pations pations 

 

 Total, All Fields............................................................................................................................. 745,600 198,853 546,747 737,928 196,908 541,020

 

 Science and engineering........................................................................................................................... 336,858 168,147 168,711 332,494 165,538 166,956

 Physical sciences................................................................................................................................ 33,101 22,263 10,838 32,613 21,914 10,699

 Computer and mathematical sciences........................................................................................................................... 28,074 15,474 12,600 28,031 15,591 12,440

 Life sciences.................................................................................................................................... 71,354 24,738 46,616 70,650 24,541 46,109

 Social sciences.................................................................................................................................. 93,553 17,294 76,259 92,701 17,315 75,386

 Engineering...................................................................................................................................... 110,776 88,378 22,398 108,499 86,177 22,322

 

 Non-S&E........................................................................................................................................... 406,982 30,161 376,821 403,279 30,662 372,617

 

 No report......................................................................................................................................... 1,760 545 1,215 2,155 708 1,447

KEY: S&E = Science and engineering

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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 Table B-15. Federal scientists and engineers, by agency and major occupational group: 1989-93

 Page 1 of 9

 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Total, All Agencies.................................................................................................................................. 185,623 189,049 194,726 198,853 196,908

 

 Department of Agriculture: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 16,875 17,068 17,475 18,073 17,764

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 14,576 14,782 15,179 15,761 15,535

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 1,088 1,158 1,300 1,346 1,347

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 10,456 10,554 10,739 11,213 11,076

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 1,443 1,434 1,429 1,432 1,385

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 1,589 1,636 1,711 1,770 1,727

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 2,299 2,286 2,296 2,312 2,229

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 38 39 35 37 40

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 1,659 1,648 1,661 1,641 1,561

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 80 87 84 92 99

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 12 13 10 8 6

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 39 37 37 37 38

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 471 462 469 497 485

 

 Department of Commerce: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 7,768 8,006 8,312 8,660 8,766

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 7,035 7,250 7,563 7,874 7,930

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 2,302 2,344 2,500 2,622 2,617

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 673 718 774 862 844

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 3,252 3,411 3,507 3,604 3,694

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 808 777 782 786 775

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 733 756 749 786 836

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 2 3 3 4 3

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 51 49 34 34 37

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 47 50 53 55 56

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 353 374 376 401 416

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 9 9 8 10 11

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 107 112 111 107 115

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 164 159 164 175 198

 

Department of Defense: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 94,194 93,949 94,042 94,213 92,163

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 26,877 27,051 27,621 28,373 28,264

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 14,042 14,329 14,475 14,752 14,718

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 2,118 2,169 2,425 2,666 2,772

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 6,614 6,514 6,392 6,411 6,210

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 4,103 4,039 4,329 4,544 4,564

See explanatory information, if any, and SOURCE at end of table. 

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 Table B-15. Federal scientists and engineers, by agency and major occupational group: 1989-93

 Page 2 of 9

 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Department of Defense (continued): 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 67,317 66,898 66,421 65,840 63,899

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 3,929 4,004 3,980 3,836 3,709

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 894 836 789 754 710

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 8,974 8,592 8,202 8,033 7,831

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 24,812 25,400 25,773 25,841 25,346

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 3,142 3,087 2,825 2,653 2,371

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 11,006 10,555 10,395 10,134 9,778

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 14,560 14,424 14,457 14,589 14,154

 Department of the Army: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 34,957 34,271 34,295 34,192 33,300

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 11,285 11,169 11,559 11,606 11,363

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 4,821 4,792 4,815 4,766 4,625

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 1,416 1,461 1,669 1,839 1,886

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 2,658 2,640 2,646 2,641 2,554

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 2,390 2,276 2,429 2,360 2,298

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 23,672 23,102 22,736 22,586 21,937

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 730 723 700 648 611

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 444 420 384 377 367

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 7,200 6,932 6,664 6,639 6,522

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 5,494 5,553 5,667 5,639 5,558

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 988 922 809 775 717

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 3,284 3,144 3,105 3,051 2,939

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 5,532 5,408 5,407 5,457 5,223

 Department of the Navy: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 39,076 39,264 39,155 38,892 37,650

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 9,082 9,303 9,126 9,274 9,140

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 5,338 5,545 5,438 5,463 5,334

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 225 242 264 306 346

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 2,669 2,661 2,528 2,499 2,420

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 850 855 896 1,006 1,040

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 29,994 29,961 30,029 29,618 28,510

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 1,499 1,523 1,530 1,500 1,466

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 359 333 329 295 267

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 1,187 1,089 1,000 921 871

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 13,067 13,384 13,606 13,595 13,118

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 1,078 1,062 1,022 948 816

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 6,375 6,115 6,028 5,886 5,706

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 6,429 6,455 6,514 6,473 6,266

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of the Air Force: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 16,502 16,267 16,063 16,273 16,281

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 4,516 4,605 4,579 4,935 5,068

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 2,686 2,700 2,578 2,682 2,720

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 196 201 221 257 310

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 883 883 880 922 905

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 751 821 900 1,074 1,133

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 11,986 11,662 11,484 11,338 11,213

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 1,675 1,595 1,602 1,550 1,487

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 80 72 64 70 65

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 557 536 503 438 408

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 5,564 5,642 5,617 5,646 5,713

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 795 671 613 563 507

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 1,166 1,111 1,075 1,006 938

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 2,149 2,035 2,010 2,065 2,095

 Other Defense Agencies: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 3,659 4,147 4,529 4,856 4,932

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 1,994 1,974 2,357 2,558 2,693

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 1,197 1,292 1,644 1,841 2,039

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 281 265 271 264 230

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 404 330 338 349 331

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 112 87 104 104 93

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 1,665 2,173 2,172 2,298 2,239

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 25 163 148 138 145

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 11 11 12 12 11

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 30 35 35 35 30

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 687 821 883 961 957

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 281 432 381 367 331

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 181 185 187 191 195

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 450 526 526 594 570

 

 Department of Energy: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 3,838 4,106 4,809 5,302 5,132

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 1,426 1,545 1,788 1,955 1,926

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 362 364 394 428 440

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 168 207 292 337 352

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 653 736 848 925 885

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 243 238 254 265 249

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 2,412 2,561 3,021 3,347 3,206

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - 1

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 124 101 102 100 89

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 272 272 296 319 302

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 684 676 732 753 723

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 29 36 38 60 59

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 139 134 187 200 172

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 1,164 1,342 1,666 1,915 1,860

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Health & Human Services: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 8,121 8,734 9,244 9,683 9,614

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 7,782 8,335 8,797 9,180 9,116

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 1,895 2,055 2,204 2,367 2,498

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 2,722 2,958 3,163 3,286 3,181

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 2,087 2,202 2,272 2,285 2,187

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 1,078 1,120 1,158 1,242 1,250

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 339 399 447 503 498

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - 1 1 1 1

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 15 17 19 19 17

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 11 12 12 15 19

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 92 107 125 139 135

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 15 15 20 22 24

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 57 62 66 76 82

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 149 185 204 231 220

 

 Department of Housing & Urban Development: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 390 395 431 457 440

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 223 230 256 289 283

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 88 94 107 136 136

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 39 36 41 39 37

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 96 100 108 114 110

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 167 165 175 168 157

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 20 20 19 19 19

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... - - 2 2 1

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 6 5 5

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 142 140 148 142 132

 

 Department of the Interior: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 11846 12046 12502 13142 13450

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 9152 9335 9775 10384 10681

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 601 628 672 744 780

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 3668 3848 4133 4577 4835

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 4400 4369 4438 4498 4487

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 483 490 532 565 579

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 2,694 2,711 2,727 2,758 2,769

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 1 1 1 1 1

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 110 102 102 100 101

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 1,246 1,283 1,284 1,292 1,291

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 292 309 310 318 314

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 15 15 19 20 17

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 179 190 201 200 202

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 851 811 810 827 843

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Justice: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 1,579 1,752 2,026 2,380 2,583

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 1,513 1,682 1,946 2,292 2,494

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 332 363 437 465 506

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 3 2 3 5 4

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 189 190 195 217 221

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 989 1,127 1,311 1,605 1,763

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 66 70 80 88 89

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 4 2 5 4 5

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 41 44 48 53 54

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 4 2

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 15 16 18 19 19

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 5 6 6 8 9

 

 Department of Labor: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 1,891 1,926 2,072 2,167 2,141

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 1,617 1,648 1,801 1,898 1,879

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 342 343 371 386 410

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 85 82 81 76 75

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 1,190 1,223 1,349 1,436 1,394

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 274 278 271 269 262

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 6 6 6 5 5

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 24 26 27 23 26

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 50 50 48 48 44

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 82 90 82 79 75

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 14 15 16 17 15

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 98 91 92 97 97

 

 Department of State: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 2,877 3,049 3,218 3,424 3,401

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 2,682 2,849 3,015 3,211 3,192

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 119 145 156 160 103

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 1 - - - -

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 39 45 38 40 43

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 2,523 2,659 2,821 3,011 3,046

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 195 200 203 213 209

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 54 53 56 59 60

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 132 137 134 138 134

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... - - - - -

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 5 7 9 12 11

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 4 3 4 4 4

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Transportation: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 4,580 4,763 5,101 5,403 5,462

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 829 914 1,002 1,113 1,177

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 556 611 679 743 780

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 45 44 47 69 74

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 62 63 60 66 65

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 166 196 216 235 258

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 3,751 3,849 4,099 4,290 4,285

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 362 379 397 385 382

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 12 8 6 5 5

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 1,422 1,427 1,486 1,511 1,449

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 1,090 1,120 1,257 1,326 1,345

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 27 26 30 26 25

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 145 153 170 185 181

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 693 736 753 852 898

 

 Department of the Treasury: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 2,516 2,664 3,103 3,320 3,461

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 2,108 2,242 2,636 2,847 3,000

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 1,420 1,552 1,837 2,026 2,188

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ - - - - 1

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 180 183 209 202 199

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 508 507 590 619 612

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 408 422 467 473 461

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 1 1 - - 1

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 2 6 6 7 7

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 4 4 3 4 3

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 41 37 43 45 46

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 37 40 40 37 35

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 42 44 44 42 44

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 281 290 331 338 325

 

 Department of Veterans Affairs: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 4,401 4,614 4,902 5,109 5,355

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 3,615 3,830 4,096 4,291 4,508

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 570 621 668 725 769

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 587 596 614 630 632

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 562 554 539 515 492

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 1,896 2,059 2,275 2,421 2,615

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 Department of Veterans Affairs (continued): 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 786 784 806 818 847

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 20 18 15 18 16

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 41 37 42 47 40

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 32 23 28 28 33

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 34 31 34 31 36

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 659 675 687 694 722

 

 Environmental Protection Agency: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 6,503 7,223 7,810 7,887 8,061

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 4,469 5,041 5,454 5,521 5,633

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 236 273 306 337 338

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 2,129 2,413 2,595 2,620 2,676

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 2,029 2,278 2,468 2,475 2,530

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 75 77 85 89 89

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 2,034 2,182 2,356 2,366 2,428

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 178 182 173 181 169

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 6 7 7 9 6

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 14 14 16 14 15

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 4 2 2 2 3

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 80 89 108 108 105

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 1,752 1,888 2,050 2,052 2,130

 

 General Services Administration: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 741 827 924 922 978

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 299 320 362 372 408

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 262 285 325 338 376

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 1 1 2 - 1

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 34 33 32 31 28

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 2 1 3 3 3

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 442 507 562 550 570

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 2 1 2 1 2

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 73 103 123 114 125

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 97 101 108 107 113

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 24 27 30 32 31

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 119 137 149 143 138

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 127 138 150 153 161

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 National Aeronautics & Space Administration: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 11,920 12,277 12,802 12,665 12,424

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 1,508 1,521 1,560 1,542 1,490

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 490 481 481 460 420

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 53 56 62 65 66

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 930 952 981 981 968

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 35 32 36 36 36

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 10,412 10,756 11,242 11,123 10,934

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 4,128 4,222 4,382 4,341 4,215

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 53 50 52 54 51

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 8 8 8 5 5

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 2,918 3,021 3,233 3,207 3,141

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 13 13 15 14 17

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 135 134 139 136 137

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 3,157 3,308 3,413 3,366 3,368

 

 National Science Foundation: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 377 389 362 364 328

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 330 338 315 320 293

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 78 83 75 76 69

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 49 54 53 59 52

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 119 132 119 118 105

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 84 69 68 67 67

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 47 51 47 44 35

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 3 4 5 4 3

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 6 5 6 6 5

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 3 4 3 2 2

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 -

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 5 3 2 3 3

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 29 34 30 28 22

 

 Nuclear Regulatory Commission: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 1,457 1,466 1,590 1,620 1,593

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 405 422 439 457 446

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 43 43 48 49 46

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 1 1 1 1 -

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 330 349 359 378 372

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 31 29 31 29 28

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 1,052 1,044 1,151 1,163 1,147

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 12 9 11 8 7

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 26 23 26 25 24

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 36 35 51 49 50

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 5 5 5 4 3

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 35 38 46 47 45

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 938 934 1,012 1,030 1,018

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 Agency and major occupational group 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

 US International Development Cooperation Agency: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 585 556 520 480 470

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 532 517 484 446 443

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 40 42 40 38 40

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 223 203 188 175 162

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 15 15 13 12 11

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 254 257 243 221 230

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 53 39 36 34 27

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ - - - - -

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. - - - - -

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 6 4 3 3 1

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 1 1 1 1 -

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 1 1 1 1 -

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... - - 1 - -

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 45 33 30 29 26

 

 All other agencies: 

 Total.................................................................................................................................................. 3,164 3,239 3,481 3,582 3,322

 All scientists......................................................................................................................................... 2,552 2,615 2,830 2,880 2,650

 Computer and mathematical sciences............................................................................................................................................ 871 911 1,135 1,173 1,110

 Life sciences........................................................................................................................................ 146 149 148 161 155

 Physical sciences.................................................................................................................................... 181 183 160 161 161

 Social sciences...................................................................................................................................... 1,354 1,372 1,387 1,385 1,224

 

 All engineers.......................................................................................................................................... 612 624 651 702 672

 Aerospace............................................................................................................................................ 10 13 13 16 17

 Chemical............................................................................................................................................. 3 3 2 2 2

 Civil................................................................................................................................................ 63 64 65 76 70

 Electrical, electronics, and computer........................................................................................................................................ 344 345 369 374 357

 Industrial........................................................................................................................................... 14 14 14 13 12

 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 25 25 24 30 33

 Other engineering.................................................................................................................................... 153 160 164 191 181

 KEY: "-" = Zero

SOURCE: National Science Foundation tabulations from Office of Personnel Management's Central Personnel Data Files

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