We have recently developed more training videos. Please take a look on our page to view these great step-by-step videos now currently available.
The most recent videos added are:
Module 8
Part A,
Part B and
Part C
This module shows you how to work with origin-destination dataset sets including filtering the data, rezoning to asymmetric zones and outputting the data into either an Excel pivot table or into Mapshore.
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Please take some time to view our video training page; the videos available are great step-by-step guides of how to carry out common tasks.
There are currently 7 videos available with the most recent videos added being modules 4a & 4b, these modules show:
Module 4a – Demonstrates how to create new zones – By individual area selection.
Module 4b – Demonstrates how to create new zones – By reference to a gazetteer.
Please take a look and keep an eye out for more videos becoming available soon!
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A warm welcome to South Aryshire Council who have just joined the SASPAC scheme. Alongside other recent new members in Scotland including: Argyll and Bute, Glasgow and Clyde Valley and Stirling Council.
If your organisation would like to learn more about the benefits SASPAC can offer, watch our 2 min video or read some of our users comments. Alternatively, contact the helpdesk for a free trial of the application.
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The 2001 Census produced a number of tables at ward level specifically relating to the armed forces population (AF001 to AF004). This population is likely to be geographically concentrated across specific local authorities but key to understanding service provision and demand. ONS are preparing the equivalent 2011 Census tables and have circulated some table mockups (.xls) for users to comment on. The current intention is to provide this tables at regional level only. ONS are keen to hear from users on their data requirements and requested feedback by 11 February.
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A warm welcome to Stirling Council who have just joined the SASPAC scheme to help them gain maximum value from the 2011 Census results set to be released for Scotland in 2014.
If your organisation would like to learn more about the benefits SASPAC can offer, watch our 2 min video or read some of our users comments. Alternatively, contact the helpdesk for a free trial of the application.
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Want to know more about the benefits of the SASPAC service: visit our new page of client testimonials.
SASPAC provides access to, and support in using, the 2011 Census statistics. A well known and trusted public sector project, used by a large proportion of local authorities, SASPAC provides researchers with the advanced tools necessary to get maximum value out of the Census. To find out more, watch our 2 minute video below or contact the helpdesk for a free trial.
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A very warm welcome to North Ayrshire Council who have recently joined the SASPAC scheme to take full advantage of the Scottish 2011 Census results being published in the coming months.
The latest output plans can be found in the NRS Prospectus, in summary the next releases scheduled are:
Finally, a reminder that we are running a SASPAC/Census training course in Motherwell on 27 and 28 November – please contact the helpdesk to book your place.
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