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Origin Video Demonstrations

The following videos are available. Each video can be watched independantly however if you are unfamiliar with Local Information Systems or Data Observatories you may benefit from watching them in order.

If you have any questions or would like more information please contact:
David Cordner or Keith Turkington on 02890737899 or email origin@fluenttechnology.com.

Please note to view these videos your web browsers must have Macromedia Flash and be capable of playing audio. The videos are of a high resolution and for best effect they require that your PC has a screen resolution greater than 1024x768.
  1. Overview
    2. 1.1 Introduction (2:27) - the basic components of Origin and how they are organised.
    1.2 Locating Data (8:55) - the data browser, locate and analysis tools.
    1.3 Data Collections (2:45) - how multiple queries are grouped into meaningfull collections.
    1.4 Resource Library (4:19) - Observatory style functions for sharing other documents and reports.
  2. Analysis
    3. 2.1 Data Table (3:29) - viewing and pivoting tabular data.
    2.2 Charting (10:31) - creating charts.
    2.3 Mapping (4:54) - creating maps.
    2.4 Correlation (4:55) - detailed analyis using correlations and double indicator mapping.
  3. Registered User Tools
    4. 3.1 User Profiles (6:41) - Saving data queries and maps for later retrieval.
    3.2 Collections (10:03) - Sharing multiple sets of data as meaningfull Collections.
    3.3 Creating and sharing tables, charts and maps. (9:47)
    3.4 Resource Library (8:57) - Creating documents and reports.
    3.5 Collaboration (9:09) - through commenting and discussion forums.
  4. Profiling and Point Data Analysis
    5. 4.1 Area Profiling (4:00) - geographic profiles using postcodes, wards etc.
    4.2 Stats On Maps (4:09) - regional views of profile data on maps.
    4.3 Point or Incident Data Analysis (05:40) - deeper analyis of point/incident data.
    Please note: this example contains only de-personalised and geographically amended data. The points shown do not relate to actual incident/locations.
  5. Others
    6. 5.1 Analysis Scenarios (20:52) - 4 scenarios demonstrated.
  6. Data Management
    7. 6.1 Dataset Management (15:49) - uploading and maintaining datasets, including setup, importing and access control.
    6.2 Import tool installation (coming soon)
    6.3 Advanced dataset configuration - denominator datasets and standardisation.(coming soon)
  7. Coming Soon
    • Data Management - uploading and maintaining datasets, including setup, importing and access control.
    • System Management - managing users, roles and access to data and resources.
    • Group Management - setting up and maintaining groups and projects and controling access.
    • Profile Management - setting up and maintaining profiles.
    • Location Data Management - how to configure locations for using in mapping.
    • Standardisation - using denominator datasets to automatically standardise your data.
    • Category based data - how to import datasets that are categroy based (ACORN, Surveys etc).
    • Reporting - how to analyse who is using the system and what they are doing.
    • Shared Data Management - how to configure distributed datasets that are populated by muliple people/partners.
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