Bug with my industry or Census Repository(s)? More commuters than workers?

[Gringamuyloca]

... or maybe I'm not understanding the data I'm 'collecting'?

I am using CAM
with
CAM_5%_R$$_Working_in_CS$
CAM_5%_R$$_Working_in_ID
CAM_5%_R$$_Working_in_IR

I've packed zCam with SimCity 1.


  Below is  a pic showing 'census' data for the 2 cities in my new region (mods.. please resize as necessary...sorry)



1.The Region Census does not agree with the City's Census...

2.Albion shows 0% Industrial , yet when queried the farms are showing 'local' workers.

3. It appears that both cities have more commuters then workforce... but that could be me misunderstanding the information presented too.

as far as I know I have the latest files/fixes for the files I am using...

Could there be something obvious I am missing?

Thanks

edit: I had both instances of the model file for Coego's Chamber of Commerce and Industry... my bad

[RippleJet]

1.The Region Census does not agree with the City's Census...

Well, it does agree pretty well...
Note that the residential population is not the same as residential capacity.
Reported commercial and industrial "population" is always capacity.

2.Albion shows 0% Industrial , yet when queried the farms are showing 'local' workers.

Yeah, the formula for the percentage does not account for farmers...
I'll probably correct that next time I'll update the Census Repository (after CAM 2.0 has been released).
Farming is otherwise quite an odd thing, as its capacity isn't seen in the region at all.

3. It appears that both cities have more commuters then workforce... but that could be me misunderstanding the information presented too.

The commuters are the total of all extrapolated growth that has occurred during the lifetime of your region.
Note that unless this extrapolation is allowed to be fulfilled elsewhere in the region, that extrapolated growth has actually been lost:

Regional Extrapolated Demand

All census data is stored with each city's savegame file.
Now, while playing a city, inactive connected cities can satisfy this city's demand with their unused zone capacities,
but only to the tune of 10% of their existing populations and only if the demand cannot be satisfied in the city being played itself.

At the end of each month, demand not satisfied by building construction in the city being played is tossed to other cities in the Region.
When returning to another city in the region, in which such extrapolation has occurred, the presumed growth will sprout.

Always when entering a city, give it some time to grow (10%) before leaving it.
Otherwise the extrapolated growth from the Region will be lost forever.

As far as other cities are concerned, when exiting a city that you haven't given enough time to grow,
the city played has lost its extrapolated growth and has actually shrunk in size, leading to recession and abandonment elsewhere.