SuperCROSS

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SuperCROSS is a desktop tabulation software tool used by statisticians for aggregating and cross-tabulating data from surveys. It does not require programming expertise, but offers a windows based environment and a drag-and-drop graphical interface. It is a product of the SuperSTAR Suite licensed by Space Time Research, a software development firm located in Melbourne Australia who have worked with the Australian Bureau of Statistics since 1986.

Other statistical organisations using SuperCROSS as at August 2014 include:

• The Cancer Council Victoria Visit Website
• Tourism Research Australia Austrade
• National Centre for Vocational Educational Research
• Statistics New Zealand
• Fachstelle fur Statistik Kanton St. Gallen
• Kuwait Authority for Civil Information
• King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center
• Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
• National Records of Scotland
• Swiss Federal Office for Building & Logistics
• Bureau of Economic Analysis Foundation
• Bundesanstalt Statistik Osterreich
• Amt fur Statistik Berlin-Brandenburg
• Statistics Finland
• Statistics South Africa
• Statistics Sweden
• US Census

• Ad hoc Analysis
• Cross tabulation
• Hierarchical Classification Support
• Survey support – using replicate and standard weights
• Metadata
• Output formats include Excel, HTML, XML and CSV

• http://www.statssa.gov.za/census01/html/CommProfilesTraining.pdf
• http://devplan.kzntl.gov.za/General/Presentations/2004Jun1/SuperCROSS_Introduction.pdf

• SuperCross home page at SpaceTime Research