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This article estimates the correlation between the presence of night lights in the provinces of the Dominican Republic and demographic variables, obtained from the censuses realized in 1993, 2002 y 2010. The information relative to the presence of night lights was obtained from the data base of satellite nocturnal imagery published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The results suggest a positive relation between nocturnal lights and the population, population density and the presence of a mature population (population in working ages). Moreover, these lights keep a strong negative correlation between the level of poverty of each province. The findings in this article are consistent with international literature and represent a pioneer study in Dominican Republic that precede a field of study that could be implemented to complement national demographic statistics, adjust the sample used for the census (in order to improve the polls in years when no censuses are lifted), and to identify changes in the trend of specials indicators as the poverty in real time.

Midiendo el desarrollo de República Dominicana desde el espacio