The software for users of census and small area statistics
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SASPAC Bulletin - December 2008 The SASPAC bulletin is regularly distributed to all SASPAC users and other interested parties. It aims to keep users up to date with the latest software news, developments and events. We hope you find this bulletin useful. To unsubscribe simply use the following link: unsubscribe. |
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| Season's Greetings from the SASPAC team and thank you for continuing to support the SASPAC initiative. With developments for the 2011 Census becoming clearer, we look forward to meeting these challenges and delivering some exciting SASPAC developments in 2009. Happy New Year to you all! | ||
2007
Indices of Deprivation data available in SASPAC The 2007 Indices of Deprivation - published by the Department for Communities and Local Government - is now available in SASPAC. The data can be downloaded from the SASPAC website, along with a User Guidance Note on how to update your own version of SASPAC. |  | |
GLA
use InstantAtlas The Greater London Authority (GLA) recently took advantage of SASPAC's discounted version of InstantAtlas to publish their annual 'London Borough Stat-pack' report as interactive maps. The Stat-pack is produced by Data Management & Analysis Group (DMAG) and provides a wide range of borough level data across different themes as a leaflet and accompanying CD. The interactive maps can be seen here (requires an Internet browser compatible with Flash viewer) and more details on how to upgrade from IA for SASPAC (released with v9.00) to the full version are available from the helpdesk. |  | |
Census
White Paper published For those not already aware, the UK Statistics Authority published their proposals for the 2011 Census in a Government White Paper on 11th December 2008. Entitled "Helping to shape tomorrow" the report can be downloaded from the ONS website, along with a press release. The paper sets out the proposed questions to be asked on Census day (27 March 2011) and provides an overview of the collection, processing and publication plans. |  | |
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