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Eurostat Brussels 13-17 March 2017 www.NTTS2017.eu Increasing data relevance for all New Techniques and Technologies for Statistics 2017 Programme
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Eurostat
Brussels 13-17 March 2017
www.NTTS2017.eu
Increasing data relevance for all
New Techniques and Technologies for Statistics 2017
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Monday, 13 March 201713:30-18:00
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Satellite event on challenges in migration statisticsOrganisers: Giampaolo Lanzieri, Loredana Di Consiglio (Eurostat)Chair: Giampaolo Lanzieri (Eurostat)
The role of international migration in population forecasts Rainer Münz (European Political Strategy Centre)
First and second-generation immigrants - a statistical overview Mihaela Agafitei, Georgiana Ivan (Eurostat)
Managing the migration crisis: how statistics can help Luca Pappalardo (European Commission - Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs)
Probability models for the integration of migration data Frans Willekens (Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI))
Exploring human mobility and migration with BigData: research at SoBigData.eu Fosca Giannotti, Dino Pedreschi, Alina Sirbu (ISTI-CNR | University of Pisa)
To which extent can Social Media help migration monitoring? Stefano Iacus (University of Milano)
Generating new knowledge on the drivers of migration: the role of official statistics, explanatory variables and alternative sources Fabrizio Natale (European Commission Joint Research Centre)
General discussion Discussion concluding the event (open to all participants)
15:30 Coffee & sandwiches L2
InGRID satellite event: Presentation of the statistical component of the InGRID research projectOrganisers: Guy Van Gyes (KULeuven-HIVA), Ralf Münnich (Trier University)Chairs: Guy Van Gyes (KULeuven-HIVA), Ralf Münnich (Trier University)
Introduction to the event Guy Van Gyes (KULeuven-HIVA)
Innovations in data linkages Data integration challenges in European research on inclusive labour markets Ine Smits, Guy Van Gyes (HIVA-KU Leuven)
Domain (Small Area) estimation of survey discontinuities Nikos Tzavidis, Paul Smith (University of Southampton | Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute), Timo Schmid, Natalia Rojas-Perilla (Freie Universität Berlin), Chris McGowan, Silvia Manclossi (Welsh Government)
Innovations in indicator-building IPOLIS: The Integrated Poverty and Living Conditions Indicator System András Gábos, István György Tóth (TÁRKI Social Research Institute)
Multidimensional indicators to measure children’s living conditions and deprivation Antonella D’Agostino (University of Napoli Parthenope), Monica Pratesi, Caterina Giusti (University of Pisa), Antoanneta Potsi (Bergische Universität Wuppertal)
Presenting then new InGRID2 research infrastructure project Guy Van Gyes (KULeuven-HIVA)
Closing Reception celebrating the new project period 2017-2021
15:15 Coffee & sandwiches L2
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The Technical Assistance and Information Exchange instrument of the European Commission (TAIEX) has financed the participation of representatives from the European Neighbourhood countries to NTTS 2017.
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Tuesday, 14 March 2017
12:00-13:30
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Session 2P: Poster session: Administrative and registry data, microdata access, visualisation and imputation
Collecting and integrating administrative microdata on Education and Qualifications Maria Carla Runci, Grazia Di Bella, Francesca Cuppone (Istat)
New Developments in National and Transnational Access to French Confidential Microdata Roxane Silberman (GENES-CASD (Groupe des Ecoles Nationales d’Économie et de Statistique) & CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)), Kamel Gadouche (GENES-CASD (Groupe des Ecoles Nationales d’Économie et de Statistique))
Donor selection by multiple Tree-Based Models for Imputation Jorge Aramendi Rique, Elena Goni Rementeria, Pilar Vazquez Sancho, Anjeles Iztueta Azkue (Eustat - Basque Statistical Office)
Generalised robust ratio estimator for imputation Kazumi Wada, Keiichiro Sakashita (National Statistics Center of Japan)
Conceptual diagram for population subgroups: an analytical methodology for the visualization of complex problems Ana Alexandrino Silva, Sofia Marques, Rui Antunes (Cohesion and Development Agency Portugal)
Adopting Web-based GIS system as a modern method of Official Statistics dissemination by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) Mosab Abualhayja (Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics)
How Heatmap visualization can be used to conjuncture monitor in Morocco Elguellab Ali (High Commission for Plan, Rabat, Morocco)
Session 2B: Data collection case studies: Lunchtime session on modern data collection projects and data collection modernisation projects
Chair: Nataša Železnik Gorjan (Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia)
Mobile Optimized Survey Tool Pamela Hird (National Agricultural Statistics Service)
A Centralised System for Administrative Data Collection at Statistics Finland Kirsi-Marja Aalto, Perttu Muurimäki (Statistics Finland)
Session 3A: Big data and predictive analytics – a scientific paradigm shift?Keynote address by Dr. Bo Sundgren, Dalarna UniversityChair: Anders Holmberg (Statistics Norway)Moderator: Luca Gramaglia (Eurostat)
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08:30-09:30
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Session 1A: Opening sessionChair: Mariana Kotzeva (Acting Director-General of Eurostat)Moderators: Martina Hahn, Martin Karlberg (Eurostat)
Opening address by Dr. Mariana Kotzeva (Acting Director-General of Eurostat)
Keynote address by Dr. Roberto Viola (Director-General of the European Commission Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology)
Keynote address by Professor Alex Pentland (MIT): New Methods and Approaches to National Statistics
Keynote address by Christine Cawthorne (Crocstar): Sorry, but marketing is your job too
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MANS14:30-15:45 Session 4B: Data collection: Challenges in data collection for official statisticsChair: Ineke Stoop (The Netherlands Institute for Social Research/SCP)
Usability Testing of Web Surveys: Key issues in the design of web questionnaires Matea Paškvan, Marc Plate (Statistics Austria)
What can we learn from Computerized Business Surveys? Gustav Haraldsen, Elisabeth Falnes-Dalheim (Statistics Norway), Ger Snijkers (Statistics Netherlands)
What do we know about mixed-device online surveys and mobile device use in the UK? Olga Maslovskaya, Gabriele Durrant, Peter Smith (University of Southampton)
Tuesday, 14 March 2017GASP14:30-15:45 Session 4A: Data integration: Bringing together big data and other data sources
in the context of official statisticsChair: Silvia Biffignandi (University of Bergamo)Moderator: Pascal Jacques (Eurostat)
Merging big data and official statistics for smarter statistics on commuting Pasi Piela (Statistics Finland)
Proposals for linking Big Data and statistical registers Daniela Fusco, Tiziana Tuoto, Antony Rizzi (Istat)
Statistical Matching as a Supplement to Record Linkage: A valuable method to tackle non-consent bias? Jonathan Gessendorfer, Jonas Beste (Institute for Employment Research (IAB)), Joseph Sakshaug (University of Manchester), Jörg Drechsler (Institute for Employment Research (IAB))
Population Size Estimation and Linkage Errors: The Multiple Lists Case Tiziana Tuoto (Istat), Loredana Di Consiglio (Eurostat)
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Session 4C: ROSE: Research in Official Statistics in EuropeOrganiser: Li-Chun Zhang (University of Southampton Statistics Norway)Chair: Li-Chun Zhang (University of Southampton Statistics Norway)Discussant: Ralf Münnich (Trier University)
Adaptive multi-mode and multi-device survey design Barry Schouten (Statistics Netherlands), Peter Lugtig (Utrecht University), Gabrielle Durrant (University of Southampton)
Recent developments in population size estimation for census-like statistics Peter van der Heijden (Utrecht University | University of Southampton), Paul Smith (University of Southampton), Bart Bakker (Free University Amsterdam | Statistics Netherlands), Maarten Cruyff (Utrecht University)
Methods for data integration Ton de Waal (Statistics Netherlands)
Session 5A: Mobile phone data for geography: Using mobile phone data for official statistics on land use, urban areas and dwellings
Chair: Christine Wirtz (Eurostat)Moderator: Christophe Demunter (Eurostat)
Land use classification based on present population daily profiles from a big data source Fernando Reis (Eurostat), Gerdy Seynaeve (Proximus), Albrecht Wirthmann (Eurostat), Freddy de Meersman (Proximus), Marc Debusschere (Statistics Belgium)
Mining Mobile Phone Data to Recognize Urban Areas Stephanie Combes, Marie-Pierre de Bellefon (INSEE), Maarten Vanhoof (Open Lab, Newcastle University | SENSE department, Orange Labs), Thomas Plötz (Open Lab, Newcastle University)
Home detection algorithms with mobile phone data Benjamin Sakarovitch, Marie-Pierre de Bellefon, Vincent Loonis, Maarten Vanhoof (SENSE department, Orange Lab)
Session 5B: Safe exchange and disclosure of microdata: Chair/s: Andreja Smukavec (Statistical Office of Slovenia) Discussant: Wim Kloek (Eurostat)
New technics and operational framework for confidential data matching within a new legal context in France Kamel Gadouche, Roxane Silberman (GENES-CASD)
State of the Art Privacy-preserving Record Linkage of Large Administrative Data Sets Rainer Schnell (City, University of London), Christian Borgs (University of Duisburg-Essen)
Administrative Data Research Network Sabrina Iavarone (University of Essex)
15:45-16:15 Coffee L2
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Tuesday, 14 March 201716:15-17:30 Session 5C: Enterprise Architecture: Recent developments in the architecture
of statistical institutesOrganiser: Enterprise architecture team (Eurostat)Chair: Jean-Marc Museux (Eurostat)Discussant: Jean-Marc Museux (Eurostat)
Production of social statistics... goes social! Jacopo Grazzini, Pierre Lamarche (Eurostat)
The Italian Integrated System of Statistical Registers: On the Design of an Ontology-based Data Integration Architecture Monica Scannapieco, Giuseppe Garofalo, Roberta Radini (Istat)
The future of the ESS Enterprise Architecture: towards a more data-centric architecture? Jean-Marc Museux, Luca Gramaglia, Denis Grofils (Eurostat)
Next Generation Data Management Architecture in Statistical Organisation Matjaz Jug, Robbert Renssen, Paul Grooten (Statistics Netherlands)
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17:45-18:45 Session 6A: Mobile phone data for mobility statistics: Using mobile phone data for statistics on tourism and transport
Chair: Giuditta De Prato (European Commission Joint Research Centre)Moderator: Ekkehard Petri (Eurostat)
Better quality of mobile phone data based statistics through the use of signalling information – the case of tourism statistics Christophe Demunter (Eurostat), Gerdy Seynaeve (Proximus)
Travelling SIM and Trips: an approach to make mobile phone data usable in tourism statistics Mariangela Sabato, Barbara Dattilo (Istat)
Mobile tracking for road freight transport statistics: Quality improvements by automation Christian Vogelauer, Elmar Fürst (WU Vienna - Institute for Transport and Logistics Management), Rudolf Bauer (Paradigma Unternehmensberatung)
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Session 6C: Linked Open Data: Linked Open Data and Official Statistics: innovations and challenges
Chair: Márta Nagy-Rothengass (Eurostat)
EU-US Open Data project: a Linked Open Data approach to data integration Luca Gramaglia, Denis Grofils (Eurostat)
Open Geography as a Concept: building spatial statistics around users Ian Coady, Claire Dawson (Office for National Statistics)
Highlighting the added-value of Statistical Linked Open Data Raffaella Aracri (Istat), Giovanni Corcione (Oracle), Andrea Pagano, Paolo Pizzo, Monica Scannapieco, Laura Tosco (Istat)
MANS17:45-18:45 Session 6B: Integrated data collection: Integrated data collection systemsChair: Martin Karlberg (Eurostat)Discussant: Gustav Haraldsen (Statistics Norway)
IRIA – Mixed-mode, multi-survey application Ricard Garrido Olivares (INE Spain)
Modernisation and industrialisation of the online data collection Anne Husseini-Skalitz (INSEE)
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Wednesday, 15 March 2017
10:15-11:15
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Session 8B: Statistical Disclosure ControlChair: Aleksandra Bujnowska (Eurostat)
Centre of Excellence on Statistical Disclosure Control Andreja Smukavec (Statistical Office of Slovenia), Peter-Paul de Wolf (Statistics Netherlands)
Statistical disclousure control on visualising geocoded population data using a structure in quadtrees Eduard Suñé, Daniel Ibáñez, Cristina Rovira, Mireia Farré (Institut d’Estadística de Catalunya)
Use of waivers to reduce confidentiality suppressions in business statistics Jussi Ala-Kihnia, Aleksandra Bujnowska, Wim Kloek (Eurostat)
Session 8A: Structured Big Data: Producing official statistics from new structured data sources
Chair: Beat Hulliger (University of Northwestern Switzerland FHNW)Moderator: Julien Gaffuri (Eurostat)
Using AIS to make maritime statistics Tessa de Wit, Marco Puts, Maarten Pouwels (Statistics Netherlands)
Model-based Estimation of Household Food Expenditures – A Case Study Thomas Laitila (Statistics Sweden | Örebro University, Sweden), Annica de Groote, Fredrik Carlsson (Statistics Sweden)
Official statistics on B2C e-commerce based on individuals’ credit card payment information David Suárez, Luis Padial (Spain’s National Authority on Markets and Competition (CNMC))
Session 7A: Unleashing the power of ABS statistics through methodological innovation
Keynote address by Dr. Siu-Ming Tam, Chief Methodologist and General Manager of the Methodology Division at the Australian Bureau of StatisticsChair: Tatjana Novak (Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia)Moderator: Jean-Marc Museux (Eurostat)
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JENK10:15-11:15 Session 8C: Fostering innovation: New organisation and collaboration approaches to foster innovation in official statistics
Chair: Marianne Paasi (European Commission - DG Research & Innovation)
Modernising Methodology for UK Statistics Gary Brown (Office for National Statistics)
Center for Big Data Statistics at Statistics Netherlands Piet Daas, Sofie De Broe, Magchiel van Meeteren (Statistics Netherlands)
Official statistics and mobile network operators: a business model for partnerships Marc Debusschere (Statistics Belgium), Albrecht Wirthmann (Eurostat), Freddy De Meersman (Proximus)
11:30-12:45 Session 9A: Speed-dating part I: Lightning bolt presentationsChair: Ineke Stoop (The Netherlands Institute for Social Research/SCP)
From Counter to Integrator? – New Technologies and the NSI in the 21st century Anders Ekeland (Statistics Norway)
Indicators on the statistical data preparation process Beat Hulliger (University of Northwestern Switzerland FHNW), Daniel Kilchmann (Federal Statistical Office of Switzerland)
Building a new dissemination architecture model Josep Sort, Estela Tonzan, Josep Jimenez (Statistics Catalonia (IDESCAT))
Statistical disclosure control on visualising geocoded population data using a structure in quadtrees Eduard Suñé, Daniel Ibáñez, Cristina Rovira, Mireia Farré (Statistics Catalonia (IDESCAT))
CASD-TERALAB, a secure remote access system to confidential big data: Description, demonstration and use cases Nawrès Guedria, Eric Debonnel (GENES-CASD), Franck Cotton (INSEE), Kamel Gadouche, Said Khadraoui (GENES-CASD)
Big data surveys - how to deal with self-selection error? Maciej Beręsewicz (Poznan University of Economics and Business | Statistical Office in Poznan), Risto Lehtonen (University of Helsinki)
Capturing depositors’ expectations with Google data Falko Fecht (Frankfurt School of Finance and Management), Stefan Thum, Patrick Weber (Deutsche Bundesbank)
Quarterly Estimates on Jobs based on Admin Data. The Case of the Italian Oros Survey: Critical Aspects and Methodological Solutions Marco Lattanzio, Francesca Romana Pogelli, Donatella Tuzi, Elisabetta Aquilini, Francesca Ceccato, Eleonora Cimino (Istat)
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Wednesday, 15 March 201711:30-12:45 A Benchmarking Tool and Methodology for Access to Administrative Data Sources
Anais Santourian, Gregory Farmakis (Agilis SA - Statistics and Informatics)
The Income, Consumption and Wealth project at Eurostat Pierre Lamarche, Sigita Grundiza (Eurostat)
Tackling against nonresponse – new ideas in survey design of attracting respondents Marika Jokinen (Statistics Finland)
Development and application of a simple machine learning algorithm for multiclass classifications Yukako Toko, Toshiyuki Shimono, Kazumi Wada (National Statistics Center of Japan)
A method on decomposition and calculation of the Gini index of inequality, when income data are grouped by income range Eleni Ketzaki, Nikolaos Farmakis (Department of Mathematics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)
Reliability of estimates in socio-demographic groups with small samples Dario Buono, Agne Bikauskaite (Eurostat)
Towards a Linked Open Statistical Data Innovation Ecosystem Efthimios Tambouris, Evangelos Kalampokis, Konstantinos Tarabanis (University of Macedonia | CERTH/ITI)
MANS11:30-12:45 Session 9B: Treatment of revisions and nonresponseChair: Annamaria Bianchi (University of Bergamo)
Correcting for misclassification under edit restrictions in combined survey-register data using Multiple Imputation Latent Class modelling (MILC) Laura Boeschoten (Tilburg University | Statistics Netherlands), Daniel Oberski (Utrecht University), Ton de Waal (Tilburg University | Statistics Netherlands), Marcel Croon (Tilburg University)
Balancing revisions and precision in a multiple-source estimation for the index of production in construction Stefan Linz (Destatis)
“Optimal” Calibration Weights Under Nonresponse in Survey Sampling Per Gösta Andersson (Department of Statistics, Stockholm University)
A proposal for disentangling of public funded R&D (GBARD) by industries Juan Fernández de Guevara (Universitat de València), Matilde Mas, Eva Benages (Universitat de València | Ivie (Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Económicas))
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Session 9C: Supporting standardisation: IT architectures and principles to support a standardised statistical production that is future-proof for new data sources
Chair: Artur Queiroz (Eurostat)
SERV - Adopting Common Statistical Production Architecture (CSPA) in Europe Lucas Quensel-von Kalben (Statistisches Bundesamt), Anne-Claire Laurent-Zuani (INSEE)
Efficiency and generalisation as drivers for responsive and standard statistical processes. A rule-engine system applied to SBR validation Annalisa Cesaro, Monica Consalvi, Francesca Alonzi (Istat)
A lightweight key-value pair data model implementation for a standard production process David Salgado, María Novás, Elisa Esteban, Soledad Saldaña, Luis Sanguiao (INE Spain)
A Novel IT Architecture for Statistical Data Collection Using Big Data Technology Domenico Aprile, Lorenzo Di Gaetano, Guido Drovandi, Antonino Virgillito (Istat)
Session 10P: Speed-dating part II: Lunchtime poster presentationsSpeed-dating poster presentations Poster presentations (all the presentations listed under speed-dating part I are presented in the form of posters)From Counter to Integrator? – New Technologies and the NSI in the 21st centuryIndicators on the statistical data preparation processBuilding a new dissemination architecture modelStatistical disclosure control on visualising geocoded population data using a structure in quadtreesCASD-TERALAB, a secure remote access system to confidential big data: Description, demonstration and use casesBig data surveys - how to deal with self-selection error?Capturing depositors’ expectations with Google dataQuarterly Estimates on Jobs based on Admin Data. The Case of the Italian Oros Survey: Critical Aspects and Methodological SolutionsA Benchmarking Tool and Methodology for Access to Administrative Data SourcesThe Income, Consumption and Wealth project at EurostatTackling against nonresponse – new ideas in survey design of attracting respondentsDevelopment and application of a simple machine learning algorithm for multiclass classificationsA method on decomposition and calculation of the Gini index of inequality, when income data are grouped by income range.Reliability of estimates in socio-demographic groups with small samplesTowards a Linked Open Statistical Data Innovation Ecosystem
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GASP15:15-16:45 Session 12A: BDCOMP: Presentation of top contributions The Big Data for Official Statistics Competition on the nowcasting of economic indicators
Chair: Vincenzo Spiezia (OECD)Moderator: Loredana Di Consiglio (Eurostat)
The Big Data for Official Statistics Competition – results and lessons learned Bogomil Kovachev (European Court of Auditors), Martin Karlberg (Eurostat), Boro Nikic (The Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia), Bogdan Oancea (The National Institute of Statistics of Romania), Paolo Righi (Istat)
ETLAnow: A Model for Forecasting with Big Data – Forecasting Unemployment with Google Searches in Europe Markku Lehmus (ETLA (The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy)), Joona Widgrén (University of Helsinki), Joonas Tuhkuri (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Big Data for Official Statistic Competition – WBS University of Warwick Forecast Team Danilo Cascaldi-Garcia, Kolja Johannsen, Ingomar Krohn, Ana Beatriz Galvão, Anthony Garratt (Warwick Business School, University of Warwick)
A robust nowcasting algorithm - an adaptation of Harrison’s harmonic smoothing. George Djolov (University of Stellenbosch Business School | Statistics South Africa)
Now-casting competition: the JRC approach Panayotis Christidis, Andris Peize (European Commission Joint Research Centre)
15:15-16:45 MANSSession 12B: Estimation: Innovative methods for estimation in official statisticsChair: Timo Koskimäki (Statistics Finland)
Estimation of Response Propensities and Indicators of Representative Response Using Population-Level Information Annamaria Bianchi (University of Bergamo), Natalie Shlomo (University of Manchester), Barry Schouten (Statistics Netherlands and Utrecht University), Damiao Da Silva (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte), Chris Skinner (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Empirical Likelihood approach to census coverage estimation Ewa Kabzinska, Paul Smith, Yves G Berger (University of Southampton)
Integrating a refreshment sample in a longitudinal survey: effects of different weighting methods over four waves Annamaria Bianchi, Silvia Biffignandi (University of Bergamo)
The impact of profiling on sampling - How to adapt the survey design of the two French main business surveys Ronan Le Gleut, Élodie Martal, Thomas Merly-Alpa (INSEE)
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Session 12C: Administrative data: quality of multisource statisticsChair: Artur Łączyński (Central Statistical Office of Poland)Discussant: Sorina Vâju (Eurostat)
Quality measures of frames for social statistics arising from multiple sources Li-Chun Zhang (Statistics Norway | University of Southampton)
Output Quality of Multisource Statistics Ton de Waal (Statistics Netherlands | Tilburg University), Arnout van Delden, Sander Scholtus (Statistics Netherlands)
Supporting the use of administrative data in official statistics. The System of Integrated Microdata – SIM and the Quality Report Card of Administrative data - QRCA Marina Venturi, Grazia Di Bella (Istat)
Using the Educational Attainment File in the Census 2021 Eric Schulte Nordholt (Statistics Netherlands)
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JENK13:30-14:10 Session 10C: Skills and competencies for future statisticians: Lunchtime session on skills
Organiser: EMOS Board (the Board of the European Master in Official Statistics)Chair: Alain Trognon (University Paris 1 | ENSAE-CREST)
Statistical Education in times of Big Data Perspectives from an NSI point of view Markus Zwick (Federal Statistical Office Germany)
The internship programme for EMOS students: a structured approach Maria Pia Sorvillo (Istat), Agostino Di Ciaccio (University of Rome, La Sapienza), Alessandra Petrucci (University of Florence), Monica Pratesi (University of Pisa)
GASP14:15-15:00 Session 11A: Reflections on the Changing World of Survey ResearchKeynote address by Dr. Graham Kalton, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Senior Vice President at WestatChair: Ralf Münnich (Trier University)Moderator: Jacopo Grazzini (Eurostat)
Reflections on the Changing World of Survey Research
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17:15-18:15 Session 13C: Administrative data: Use of administrative and registry data for official statistics
Chair: Loredana Di Consiglio (Eurostat)
Redesigning surveys and the data collection process using administrative data Annamaria Bianchi, Silvia Biffignandi (University of Bergamo)
ARCAM: Data acquisition and monitoring system for Admin Data Guido Drovandi, Paolo Giacomi, Maura Giacummo, Eleonora Sibilio (Istat)
Detecting differences in reporting practice in administrative hospital data Arnout van Delden, Jan van der Laan, Annemarie Prins (Statistics Netherlands)
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Session 14A: EU Big Data Hackathon Award CeremonyChair: Mariana Kotzeva (Acting Director-General of Eurostat)
Presentation of the awards to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners of the EU Big Data Hackathon Marianne Thyssen (European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility)
Session 15A: EU Big Data Hackathon Laureate LecturesChair: Francisco García Morán (Chief IT Advisor at the European Commission)Moderator: Michail Skaliotis (Eurostat)
Presentation by the EU Big Data Hackathon 3rd prize winnersPresentation by the EU Big Data Hackathon 2nd prize winnersPresentation by the EU Big Data Hackathon 1st prize winners
NTTS/Hackathon evening mixer: Cocktail for NTTS 2017 participants and all EU Big Data Hackathon teams
Session 16P: Big Data poster sessionAutomating Data Collection for Official Statistics Using Web Scraping Mina Essam (Central Agency for Public Mobilization And Statistics, Egypt. | Ain Shams University, Cairo), Mostafa M. G. Mostafa, Safia Abbas (Ain Shams University, Cairo)
Is the law an obstacle for the use of big data in official statistics? Geert Somers (time.lex - information and technology law)
The Role of NSIs in the Job Related Debate through Textual Analysis of Twitter Data Carlo Vaccari, Francesca della Ratta - Rinaldi, Maria Elena Pontecorvo, Antonino Virgillito (Istat)
GASP17:15-18:15 Session 13A: Structured internet data: Producing statistics using structured internet data sources
Chair: Christophe Demunter (Eurostat)Moderator: Britta Gauckler (Eurostat)
Is web data capable of detecting firms’ activity status? Desamparados Blazquez, Josep Domenech (Universitat Politècnica de València)
Measuring the internet economy in The Netherlands: a big data analysis Bastiaan Rooijakkers, Lotte Oostrom, Bart Staats, Shirley Ortega Azurduy, Magda Slootbeek - Van Laar, Adam Walker (Statistics Netherlands)
Virtual vs. real visits: an analysis of three cities through Wikipedia page views and tourism data Serena Signorelli, Silvia Biffignandi (University of Bergamo), Fernando Reis (Eurostat)
17:15-18:15 MANSSession 13B: Novel approaches: Alternative approaches to data collection, analysis and synthetisation
Chair: Filomena Maggino (University of Rome – “La Sapienza”)
The Trustlab Project: Measuring Trust and Other Social Norms in France and Korea Fabrice Murtin (OECD | Sciences-Po Paris), Romina Boarini (OECD), Yann Algan (Sciences-Po Paris)
Applications of POSETs in macro-economics Rosa Ruggeri Cannata (Eurostat), Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent Expert), Marco Fattore (Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca)
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Wednesday, 15 March 2017L220:00-21:00 Session 16Q: EMOS poster session: Poster presentations by universities
offering EMOS master programmesThe Master Program Statistics at Johannes Kepler University JKU Linz, Austria Andreas Quatember (Department of Applied Statistics)EMOS and Survey Statistics at Trier University Ralf Münnich (Trier University)Master Programme Applied Statistics, University of Ljubljana Mojca Bavdaž (University of Ljubljana)EMOS (European Master in Official Statistics) curriculum at Master degree program “Economics and Global Markets” Bergamo University Silvia Biffignandi (University of Bergamo)Master programme Statistics, Actuarial and Financial Sciences at the University of Florence, Italy Alessandra Petrucci, Leonardo Grilli (Department of Statistics, Computer Science, Applications - University of Florence)Utrecht University, Statistics Netherlands and EMOS Peter van der Heijden (Utrecht University), Ton de Waal (Statistics Netherlands)Master in Official Statistics and Social and Economic Indicators, Universidad Computense de Madrid, Spain José Manuel Robles (Complutense University of Madrid)MSc in Official Statistics and European Masters in Official Statistics at Southampton Paul Smith (University of Southampton)Official Statistics in the Master of Science in Economics at the University of Pisa Monica Pratesi, Davide Fiaschi, Luigi Biggeri, Francesca Pinzauti (University of Pisa)EMOS at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU Munich) Thomas Augustin (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU Munich))The EMOS Master Programme in Public Statistics at Ensai and Rennes 1 University, France François Coquet (Ensai)European Master in Official Statistics @ KU Leuven An Carbonez (KU Leuven)
Thursday, 16 March 201709:00-09:45
10:15-11:30
Session 17A: Modernizing Economic Statistics: Opportunities and Challenges Keynote address by Dr. Ron Jarmin, Associate Director for Economic Programs at the U.S. Census BureauChair: Emanuele Baldacci (Eurostat)Moderator: Albrecht Wirthmann (Eurostat)
Session 18A: Visualisation: Innovation and practices in the visualisation of official statistics
Chair: Martina Hahn (Eurostat)Moderator: Christine Kormann (Eurostat)The compositional dot map: a visualization of spatial data Martijn Tennekes, Edwin de Jonge (Statistics Netherlands)Understanding Grid-Based Census Results Michael Neutze (Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis))An evaluation of data visualisation practices of statistical institutes Jorge Camoes (Wisevis)Sharing visualisation tools between National Statistical Institutes: a successful experience Chris Laevaert, Bernard Le Goff (Eurostat)
09:45-10:15
10:15-11:30 MANSSession 18B: Web scraping and more: Using the internet as a source for official statistics
Chair: Albrecht Wirthmann (Eurostat)Measuring Sustainability Reporting using Web Scraping and Natural Language Processing Alessandra Sozzi (Office for National Statistics)Web Scraping for Collecting Price Data: Are We Doing It Right? Riccardo Giannini, Federico Polidoro, Francesco Pugliese, Antonino Virgillito (Istat)Big Data: Automatic hotel prices collection on the Internet for the Tourism Survey in the Basque Country Elena Goni Rementeria, Jorge Aramendi Rique, Anjeles Iztueta Azkue, Javier San Vicente Alfambra (Eustat - Basque Statistical Office)Online Labour Index: Measuring the Online Gig Economy for Policy and Research Otto Kässi, Vili Lehdonvirta (Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford)
Coffee (Participants to session 18D are kindly reminded to allow for a 20-minute walk to reach the VM-2 building and clear security there)
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Thursday, 16 March 2017JENK10:15-11:30
10:30-12:45
Session 18C: Innovative treatment of time series: Methods for reconciling and interrelating longitudinal data
Chair: Dario Buono (Eurostat)
Alternative two step reconciliation practices Enrico Infante (Eurostat | Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II), Germana Scepi (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II)
Balancing Methods for Ensuring Time and Space Consistency of Demographic Estimates in the Italian Integrated System of Statistical Registers Diego Zardetto, Marco Di Zio, Marco Fortini (Istat)
Has the crisis affected the CLI’s performance? A rolling cross-correlation analysis Roberto Astolfi, Nadim AHMAD (OECD)
AR models with time-dependent coefficients with a macro-economic example Guy Mélard (Université libre de Bruxelles), Rajae Azrak (Université Mohammed V, Rabat)
VM2Session 18D: Applying innovative methods: Experiences in applying innovative methods in data collection, processing and dissemination for official statistics
Chair: Tarik Bourezgue (Office National des Statistiques, Algeria)
New Approaches to Data Collection And Analysis using mobile phones Haidy Mahmoud (Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS))
Using Tablets for the 2018 Algerian Census: Census Data Management and Quality Assessment Tarik Bourezgue (Office National des Statistiques, Algeria)
Mixed mode data collection in official surveys Nino Zajc, Mojca Noč Razinger (Statistical office of Republic of Slovenia)
Multi-mode data collection Branka Raicevic (Statistical office of Montenegro)
The advantage and the quality control for implementation of CAPI at Geostat, using the World Bank Software. Aleksandre Ambokadze, Teimuraz Gogishvili (National Statistics Office Of Georgia)
Track A. Data collection: Administrative and registry data Bojana Radojevic (Statistical office of Montenegro)
Investigations on Responding Habit:Case Study for the Business Tendency Survey of Turkey Turknur Brand (Central Bank of Turkey)
Specify and generating survey questionnaires using active metadata Benoit Werquin (Insee)
The Integrated Data System, essential tool for producing and publishing statistics Cristina Prado, Carmen Guinea Lete (Statistics Institute of the Basque Country)
New Technologies and the fundamental principles for official statistics -Palestine experience Khaled Hantouli (Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics)
New ways of dissemination in official statistics: accessing data through GIS Enrique Moran Alaez, Marivi Garcia Olea (Basque Statistics Institute)
GASP11:45-13:00 Session 19A: R: Development and deployment of R solutions for official statisticsOrganisers: Alexander Kowarik (Statistics Austria), Matthias Templ (Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW))Chair: Alexander Kowarik (Statistics Austria)
sdcApp – a “shiny” new GUI for sdcMicro Bernhard Meindl, Alexander Kowarik (Statistics Austria), Matthias Templ (Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW))
Small Area Estimation in R with Application to Mexican Income Data Ann-Kristin Kreutzmann, Sören Pannier, Natalia Rojas-Perilla, Timo Schmid (Freie Universität Berlin), Matthias Templ (Technische Universität Wien), Nikos Tzavidis (University of Southampton)
R in the statistical office: The case of UNIDO Valentin Todorov (United nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO))
Monitoring Statistical Indicators Using R/Shiny: A Case Study on Public Transport Safety in Switzerland Tobias Schoch (Ecoplan AG)
11:45-13:00 MANSSession 19B: User profiling and analysis: Methods to identify and analyse the users of official statistics
Chair: Christine Kormann (Eurostat)
Web Search Statistics: Identifying and Satisfying User Needs Ilka Willand, Kathrin Kohlert (Destatis, Federal Statistical Office of Germany)
Profiling Users by Estimating Composite and Multi-valued Attributes from Big Data Sources for Social Statistics Purposes Jacek Maślankowski (University of Gdansk | Statistical Office in Gdansk)
User feedback in statistical dissemination: from collection to implementation Maja Islam (Eurostat)
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13:00-14:30 Session 20P: Poster session: Estimation, treatment of time series, Linked Open Data, metadata and architecture
Calibration methods to ensure coherent estimates between multiple surveys Martin Rupp, Anne Konrad, Ralf Münnich, Jan Pablo Burgard (Trier University)
Small area estimates of disabled people in Poland – theoretical and practical aspects Marcin Szymkowiak (Poznan University of Economics and Business | Statistical Office in Poznan), Tomasz Klimanek, Tomasz Józefowski (Statistical Office in Poznan), Li-Chun Zhang (University of Southampton | Statistics Norway)
Testing an alternative method of using auxiliary information for estimating of the monthly unemployment figures Riku Salonen (Statistics Finland)
Estimating the number of border crossing movements Gábor Lovics, Krisztina Kaszás (Hungarian Central Statistical Office)
Control charts and outliers in periodic business data Ioannis Nikolaidis (Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT))
Can Hidden Markov Models be applied to estimate error-free employment transition rates? A test of model sensitivity to linkage-error Paulina Pankowska (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Bart Bakker (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam | Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek), Dimitris Pavlopoulos (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Daniel Oberski (Utrecht University)
“Enterprises” and “Not enterprises” in Agriculture: Time Comparison and Spatial Analysis Maria Grazia Magliocchi, Roberto Gismondi, Francesco Giovanni Truglia, Cecila Manzi, Alfredo Cirianni, Salvatore Cusimano (Istat)
The financial cycle - the impact of booms and busts in the EA and they relationship with business cycle phases Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent expert), Valentina Rusconi (Eurostat)
Seasonal Adjustment of Long Time Series Sylwia Grudkowska (Narodowy Bank Polski), Anna Michałek (ECB)
StatDCAT-AP: A common metadata layer for making statistical data more visible, open and linkable Marco Pellegrino (European Commission), Chris Nelson (Metadata Technology)
A performant rule-based architecture in SOA perspective Annalisa Cesaro, Leonardo Tininini (Istat)
Implementing SDDS Plus – efficient reporting and coordination system Mihaela Weideskog (Statistics Sweden)
A Data Warehouse approach to statistical production process based on not stable data sources Francesco Altarocca, Diego Bellisai, Antonio Laureti Palma, Roberto Sanzo (Istat)
A corporate Statistical-Data Warehouse Architecture Antonio Laureti Palma (Istat), Harold Kroeze (Statistics Netherlands)
Thursday, 16 March 2017
GASP14:30-15:00 Session 21A: Big Data, Data Science, Machine Intelligence and Learning: Demystification, Trends, Challenges and Opportunities for Official Statistics in the Context of Data-Informed Policy Making
Keynote address by Professor Diego Kuonen, Statoo Consulting and University of GenevaChair: Michail Skaliotis (Eurostat)Moderator: Fernando Reis (Eurostat)
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JENK11:45-13:00 Session 19C: National Accounts: Innovation in the area of National AccountsChair: Silke Stapel-Weber (Eurostat)
GDP growth estimates for Europe at 30 days Hans Wouters, Arto Kokkinen (Eurostat)
The Italian GDP at t+30 days: model estimation, real time analysis and performance evaluation Anna Ciammola, Filippo Moauro (Istat)
Automated Supply-Use Balancing in the United Kingdom: A New Approach Joshua Abramsky, Neil Parkin, Rachael Colquitt, McLaren Craig (Office for National Statistics)
How to improve the quality of the household saving rate within the ESA2010 framework Filippo Gregorini, Enrico Infante, Maria Kozina (Eurostat)
13:00-14:30 Lunch L2
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GASPSession 22A: Nowcasting: Nowcasting in the area of official statisticsChair: Fernando Reis (Eurostat)Moderator: Dario Buono (Eurostat)Nowcasting and structural breaks analysis techniques for smart statistics Panayotis Christidis (European Commission Joint Research Centre), Dario Buono, Bogomil Kovachev, Loredana Di Consiglio, Fernando Reis (Eurostat), Andris Peize (European Commission Joint Research Centre)Nowcasting payroll employment with traditional media content Thomas Renault (PRISM, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University | IESEG, School of Management), Stéphanie Combes, Clément Bortolli (INSEE)Nowcasting Business R&D Expenditure at Member State Level: a Penalised Linear Model Approach Lorenzo Isella, Athina Karvounaraki (European Commission Joint Research Centre), Dimitris Karlis (Athens University of Economics and Business)
15:15-16:15 MANSSession 22B: Dissemination: Innovation in the dissemination of official statisticsChair: Philippe Bautier (Eurostat)Disseminating statistical data by short quantified sentences of natural language Miroslav Hudec (University of Economics in Bratislava)Contestina: A visibly understandable path toward more effective data dissemination Mariagrazia Zottoli, Sara Laurita, Francesco Monteleone (Contesti srl), Andrea Pugliese (Università degli Studi della Calabria (UNICAL))Monitoring Inflation: a new tool for official statistics Brugt Kazemier, Kees Zeelenberg (Statistics Netherlands)
JENK15:15-16:15 Session 22C: Small Area Estimation: Small Area Estimation for official statisticsChair: Natalie Shlomo (University of Manchester)Multilevel modelling of survey data under two-stage design: inference for regression parameter and small domain means by using an empirical likelihood approach Melike Oguz-Alper (Statistics Norway), Yves G. Berger (University of Southampton)Application of log-linear models in producing small area estimates of unemployment in Poland Tomasz Klimanek (Statistical Office in Poznan), Marcin Szymkowiak (Statistical Office in Poznan | Poznan University of Economics and Business), Tomasz Józefowski (Statistical Office in Poznan), Li-Chun Zhang (University of Southampton | Statistics Norway)Small area estimation on probabilistically linked data: A comparison between frequentist and bayesian approaches Brunero Liseo, Andrea Tancredi (MEMOTEF, Sapienza Università di Roma), Loredana Di Consiglio, Tiziana Tuoto (Istat), Dario Briscolini (MEMOTEF, Sapienza Università di Roma)
16:15-16:45 Coffee & sandwiches L2
Thursday, 16 March 2017
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Session 23A: Closing session: High-level panel discussion on future trends in technologies and methods for data analysis
Chair: Mariana Kotzeva (Acting Director-General of Eurostat)
Panellists: Dr. Mariana Kotzeva (Acting Director-General of Eurostat), Dr. Emanuele Baldacci (Director of methodology, IT and corporate statistical services at Eurostat), Pádraig Dalton (Director-General of CSO Ireland), Gertrud Ingestad (Director-General of the European Commission Directorate-General for Informatics), Professor Dr. Diego Kuonen (Statoo Consulting | University of Geneva)
Session 24A: The European Social Survey: Satellite session on innovations and lessons learned from the European Social Survey
Organiser: European Social Survey ERIC (European Research Infrastructure Consortium)Chair: Ineke Stoop (The Netherlands Institute for Social Research/SCP)The other ESS: the European Social Survey and the European Statistical System Ineke Stoop (The Netherlands Institute for Social Research/SCP)A Model for the Cross-National Questionnaire Design Lifecycle Diana Zavala-Rojas (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Rory Fitzgerald (City University)Using mixed modes in survey data research: Results from six experiments Rory Fitzgerald (European Social Survey ERIC)A new Fieldwork Management and Monitoring Tool for the European Social Survey Sarah Butt (City, University of London)Weighting and reweighting in surveys Seppo Laaksonen (University of Helsinki)A clustering view on ESS measures of political interest: an EM-MML approach Cláudia Silvestre (Instituto Politecnico de Lisboa), Margarida M. G. Cardoso (Instituto Universitario de Lisboa), Mario A.T. Figueiredo (Universidade de Lisboa)General discussion on the similarities and dissimilarities between the statistical and academic/comparative approach to surveys
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JENK18:30-20:30 Session 24C: Recent developments in rapid estimates: Satellite session on nowcasting and seasonal adjustment
Organiser: Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent expert)Chair: Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent expert)
Combining seasonality tests: a random forest approach Karsten Webel, Daniel Ollech (Deutsche Bundesbank)
Seasonal Adjustment Of Daily Data With JDemetra+ First Results Dominique Ladiray (INSEE), Jean Palate (National Bank of Belgium), Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent expert), Tommaso Proietti (Universita di Roma “Tor Vergata”)
Nowcasting and model aggregation in the context of income inequality indicators Daniel Koch (SOGETI), Aura Leulescu, Bogdan Micu, Cristina Lopez (Eurostat)
Big Data and Macroeconomic Nowcasting From Data Access to Modelling Dario Buono, Emanuele Baldacci (Eurostat), Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent Expert), George Kapetanios (King’s College), Stephan Krische (GOPA consultants), Massimiliano Marcellino (Bocconi University)
A Glossary on rapid estimates: harmonisation of terminology to enhance common understanding Rosa Ruggeri Cannata (Eurostat), Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent Expert)
UN/Eurostat Handbook on Rapid Estimates Gian Luigi Mazzi (Independent expert)
Thursday, 16 March 2017
Friday, 17 March 201709:00-15:00 Satellite event on multi-indicator systems and partially ordered sets
Organisers: Filomena Maggino (University of Rome – “La Sapienza”), Marco Fattore (University of Milan-Bicocca)Chair: Filomena Maggino (University of Rome – “La Sapienza”)Discussant: Emanuele Baldacci (Eurostat)
Multi-indicator systems and partially ordered sets Filomena Maggino (University of Rome – “La Sapienza”), Marco Fattore (Università di Milano-Bicocca)
Multi-Indicator systems and knowledge discovery; some thoughts Rainer Brüggemann (Berlin)
A multidimensional view on poverty in the EU regions Paola Annoni (European Commission - Directorate General for Regional and Urban Policy)
Multidimensional well-being and deprivation: how to aggregate and how to synthesize complex socioeconomic phenomena? A comparison of CFA, AF and POSET approaches Christian Suter (University of Neuchâtel)
Poset theory and policy making: two case studies Enrico di Bella (University of Genoa)
Final observation from Official Statistics Emanuele Baldacci (Eurostat)
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18:30-20:30 MANSSession 24B: Hands-on workshop on Linked Open Statistical Data: Workshop on LOD organised by the Horizon 2020 research project OpenGovIntelligence
Chair: Efthimios Tambouris (University of Macedonia)
Welcome address Christine Kormann (Eurostat)
The OpenGovIntelligence project Efthimios Tambouris, Evangelos Kalampokis (University of Macedonia/CERTH)
LOD in the ESS: initiatives, enablers and challenges - a PwC study for Eurostat Nikolaos Loutas (PwC)
The use of Linked Open Statistical Data in the Flemish Government Paul Hermans (ProXML)
OpenGovintelligence Tools Bill Roberts (Swirrl)
Hands-on evaluation of the tool All workshop participants (hands-on exercise supported by the OpenGovIntelligence team)
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Friday, 17 March 201709:30-17:00 Satellite event on challenges in measuring productivity, growth and intangibles
Organisers: Christine Gerstberger, Paul Konijn, Isabelle Rémond-Tiedrez, Ales Capek, John Verrinder, Marleen De Smedt, Ani Todorova (Eurostat), Marianne Paasi (European Commission - Directorate-General for Research and Innovation)
Chair: Silke Stapel-Weber (Eurostat)
Opening session Silke Stapel-Weber (Eurostat), Ruxandra Draghia-Akli (European Commission - Directorate-General for Research and Innovation)
Growth and productivity across countries as issues for European economic policy makers
Europe’s growth and productivity issues: a view from the European Commission Mary Veronica Tovšak Pleterski (European Commission Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs)
The German puzzle: success without investment? Martin Gornig (DIW Berlin)
Progress of economic research and official statistics in measuring growth, productivity and global value chains
Economic research as driver of knowledge and data – What maximises the impact of the FP funded projects? Marianne Paasi, Elisabeth Lipiatou (European Commission - Directorate-General for Research and Innovation)
Progress in GDP and productivity measurement EU-KLEMS project: progress in economic underpinnings and measurement Mary O’Mahony (King’s College London)
Dutch growth accounts, intangibles and choice of ICT deflators Hugo de Bondt (Statistics Netherlands)
Productivity measures in a European harmonised perspective Isabelle Rémond-Tiedrez (Eurostat)
Progress in measuring the intangibles INNODRIVE - COINVEST: concepts and measurement of business sector intangibles – macro perspectives Cecilia Jona Lasinio (LUISS University | Istat)
INNODRIVE - COINVEST: concepts and measurement of business sector intangibles - Firm-level perspectives Hannu Piekkola (University of Vaasa)
SPINTAN: public sector intangibles Cecilia Jona Lasinio (LUISS University | Istat), Juan Fernández de Guevara (University of Valencia)
Capitalisation of research and development in national accounts and planned methodological work Paul Konijn (Eurostat)
Progress in grasping the global economy value chains Using the World Input-Output Database (WIOD) to Analyze Global Value Chains Bart Los (University of Groningen, Groningen Growth and Development Centre)
Trade in Value-Added and Beyond: Developing Integrated International Economic Accounts Nadim Ahmad (OECD)
Progress of economic research and official statistics in measuring growth, productivity and global value chains
FIGARO: Full International and Global Accounts for Research in Input-Output Analysis, a European Multi-Country Supply, Use and Input-Output tables Isabelle Rémond-Tiedrez (Eurostat)
Panel discussion on the future of measuring productivity, growth and intangibles Silke Stapel-Weber (Eurostat), Nadim Ahmad (OECD), Mary O’Mahony (King’s College London), Sanjiv Mahajan (ONS), Marnix Surgeon (European Commission - Directorate-General for Research and Innovation), Werner Röger (European Commission - Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs)
Closing session Silke Stapel-Weber (Eurostat)
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NTTS 2017 Scientific Committee
Chairman: Martin Karlberg, European Commission – Eurostat Rein Ahas, University of Tartu Silvia Biffignandi, University of Bergamo Carola Carstens, European Commission – Directorate-General Communications Networks,
Content & Technology Piet Daas, Statistics Netherlands Patrick Deboosere, VUB Anders Holmberg, Statistics New Zealand Beat Hulliger, University of Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) Risto Lehtonen, University of Helsinki Ralf Münnich, University of Trier Marianne Paasi, European Commission – Directorate-General Research and Innovation Giuditta de Prato, European Commission – Institute for Prospective Technological Studies Pilar Rey del Castillo, European Commission – Eurostat Evelyn Ruppert, Goldsmiths University of London Fritz Scheuren, NORC at the University of Chicago Natalie Shlomo, University of Manchester Marina Signore, Istat Roxane Silberman, Reseau Quetelet
NTTS 2017 - Increasing data relevance for all
New Techniques and Technologies for Statistics (NTTS) is an international biennial scientific conference series, organised by Eurostat, on new techniques and methods for official statistics, and the impact of new technologies on statistical collection, production and dissemination systems.
The purpose of the conference is both to allow the presentation of results from currently ongoing research and innovation projects in official statistics, and to stimulate and facilitate the preparation of new innovative projects (by encouraging the exchange of views and co-operation between researchers - including the possible building of research consortia) with the aim of enhancing the quality and usefulness of official statistics and to prepare activities related to research in statistics within the European Framework Programme for Research and Development (Horizon 2020).
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Chairman : Martin Karlberg, European Commission - EurostatRein Ahas, University of TartuGyörgy Benoist, Hungarian Central Statistical OfficeSilvia Biffignandi, University of BergamoCarola Carstens, European Commission - Directorate-General CONNECTPiet Daas, Statistics NetherlandsLoredana Di Consiglio, European Commission - EurostatHadewijch Vandenheede, VUBAnders Holmberg, Statistics NorwayBeat Hulliger, FHNWRisto Lehtonen, University of HelsinkiRalf Münnich, University of TrierBoro Nikic, Statistical Office of the Republic of SloveniaMarianne Paasi, European Commission - Directorate-General Research and InnovationGiuditta de Prato, European Commission - Institute for Prospective Technological StudiesNatalie Shlomo, University of ManchesterMarina Signore, IstatRoxane Silberman, Reseau QueteletIneke Stoop, SCPMatthias Templ, Vienna University of Technology and Statistics Austria
NTTS 2017 Scientific CommitteeCharlemagne conference centre (CHAR)
Van Maerlant 2 building (VM-2)
The Albert Borschette Congress Centre (CCAB)
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