GB Profiler User Guide: Table of Contents

School of Geography, University of Leeds

Developed within the Centre for Computational Geography, School of Geography, Leeds University

GB Profiler is a small area profiling system whose aim is to provide quick easy-to-use access to the small area census classifications designed and constructed at the School of Geography, Leeds University. This hierarchy of Web pages provides a review of the classification research and a guide to installing and using GB Profiler 91.

Contents

Overview of some of the issues involved...

• The Postcode Geography
• The Census Geography
• The Census Data
• The Classification Procedures
• The Classifications Labels
• Copyright & Restrictions
• Research Publications

Installation & Description

• Step by step guide to Installation
• GB Profiler: A Description
• Student vs Research Versions

How to use GB Profiler

Please note that there are several images in the following pages. If they are slow to download try turning the "Show Inline Images" option off.

• A Clickable Image of the GB Profiler Interface
• An Overview of using GB Profiler
• The Startup Window
• The Controls Window
• The Search Window
• The Search Statistics Window
• The Frequency Window
• The Analysis Window

The GB Profiler interface has been designed and developed using Microsoft's Visual Basic Development Language. This provides tools, such as buttons and check boxes, to build MS Windows applications. It is assumed in these WWW pages that the user has a basic understanding of MS Windows terminology.

You may also like to look at...

The Project Final Report
Selecting Variables for Small Area Classifications of 1991 UK Census Data (html paper)

For more information contact the Centre for Computational Geography