We offer consultancy services covering
advice, design, implementation and execution for
data capture, management, storage, analysis and dissemination with
surveys and other statistical data.

	Processing Survey and Statistical data	Specifics Paper from ASC 2007 on Developments in Statistical Metadata Papers from the Opus Project on Managing Metadata for Statistical Models Paper on Combining Data and Knowledge in Models Paper on Models and Statistical Metadata (includes discussion of XML ) Presentation on XML and Data Exchange Outline for MSc module in Statistical Computing
	Databases for Survey and Statistical data
	Multi-way tables for the Storage of Summary Data
	Dissemination Systems for Survey and Statistical information
	Statistical Analysis
	Training in Design, Analysis and Implementation for IT systems for Statistical and Survey applications
	General IT Support for Statistical Applications
	Web and e-mail hosting and management services

We offer advice on the choice of tools for survey and statistical processing, whether you wish to use standard statistical packages or intend to build a customised database for a particular project. We can assist in the fundamental design of a project to ensure that computer implementation is straightforward and to smooth the relationship between research and IT departments, and we can help in the design and implementation of processing and dissemination systems. We concentrate on the particular problems associated with databases for dissemination of statistical information, with proper regard to the needs of both expert and ad hoc users, with adequate functionality and metadata to support both discovery and analysis.

S&SC was a partner in the Opus project, which ended in June 2006. S&SC was a partner in the Metanet project, which ended in July 2003 Discussion Papers and Guides Training and Recent Presentations Past Projects Further Details Contact Information Association for Survey Computing Other links Hints and Tips Percussion Instruments Turntable and Cameras
Andrew Westlake ran in the 2006 London Marathon, supporting the Alzheimer's Research Trust, and completed the 42 Km in 4:15.