Presentations
Session A1: Opening session
- Inauguration of the ESS Quality Declaration
- Welcome message from the European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility
- Introduction to the European Statistics Day
- Keynote address: The importance of data/statistics for European bank resolution
- Keynote address: Data – the universal language of all European cities and regions
- Keynote address: Current challenges for statistical methodology
Session A3: Value of official statistics – how to convince our stakeholders?
- The value of official statistics for society
- The Value Added of Official Statistics: An Overview of Possible Methods for Monetisation
- Monetizing the Value of Official Statistics: A Case Study
Session A4: Visualisation of official statistics
- An innovative webGIS system for the dissemination and the visualization of official statistics and geospatial analysis
- Map with Indicators
- Visualising and sharing statistical narratives
Session A5: Exploring new ways to communicate statistics
- How does a news agency expect statistical institutes to improve their communication of official statistics?
- Recent experiences from new ways to communicate statistics: the CBS strategy
- Exploring new ways of communicating statistics
Session A6: Communication of statistics in a digital age
- Spreading out official statistics in the digital world: towards a renewed communication strategy for NSIs
- Communicating through indicators
- Behind the Scenes
- ODISMET, Observatory on Disability and the Labour Market
- Use of Statistic Information and Challenges for Statistic Information Presentation
Session A7: Getting to know the users and uses of official statistics
- Improving data quality: the value of the user as detective
- Towards more flexibility in responding to users’ needs – obstacles, bottlenecks and options
- Monitoring health and well-being with survey research – reporting results for regional level decision making
Session A8: Engaging with users
Session A9: Collaboration and communication with the users of official statistics
- Strategies of the CSO of Poland for increasing competences in various groups of Users
- Experiences of collaboration with customers – cases educational sector and media
- How far have we come on banking statistics? Are we there yet?
Session A11: Enhancing statistical culture
- Enhancing statistical culture – The potential role of Statistical Societies
- Enhancing statistical culture – The unused potential of Croatian Enterprises
- Enhancing statistical culture – The Role of the University and Education
Session A12: Statistical Literacy and Accreditation of Statistical Professionalism
- From data to decisions: statistical literacy and the democratic process
- Towards statistical literacy: what do we know, what do we need?
- Changing needs for skills in producing and communicating statistics
Session B3: Official statistics on cross-border phenomena
- The challenge of permeable borders: estimating cross-border employment between Italy and Switzerland. An analysis of sources and estimates
- Developing cross-border statistics
- How does multinational production affect the measurement of competitiveness?
- “Who trades what?”, “Who holds which risk?” and “Who is exposed to which counterparties?” - The need for worldwide financial market data standards
Session B5: Globalisation and productivity growth
- Use of European statistics to analyse and monitor the European single Market in terms of competitiveness and openness to third partners
- Trade performance of the European economies: the inter-country input-output tables (IOTs) as a necessary tool
- Labour productivity indicators for the EU28 Member States: Quality Adjusted Labour Input
- Discussant
Session B6: Trade and multinational enterprises
- How to deal with the challenges posed by globalisation?
- How to analyse sustainability in the globalised Europe?
- Towards to interpretable FDI data in external statistics - Filtering distortions arising from globalisation from data of multinational enterprises - Practice of the Central Bank of Hungary
Session B7: Promoting comparability in international statistics
- Ensuring comparable information for assessing global financial stability risks
- The G20 Data Gaps initiative – beyond boundaries
- Trade asymmetries, consistency between National Accounts and Balance of Payments; and international comparability
Session B8: Migration flows: data and measurement
- Reconciliation of migration data from different sources using microsimulation
- Perspectives for modelling in official migration statistics
- Discussant
Session B9: Comparability in surveys and statistics
- Models of harmonization: now and in the future
- Extending the coverage to non-private citizens: exclusion of the institutional population and the comparability of administrative data in Europe
- Computer Assisted Measurement and Coding of Educational Qualifications in Multicultural Surveys: a new set of survey tools
- Looking across the border: Why cross-national comparability is so important for statistics and surveys
Session B11: Data needs to monitor the real estate markets
- Insight from Hungarian Stamp Duty Data
- Real Estate statistics – beyond price dynamics
- How should we measure residential property prices to inform policy makers?
Session B12: Methodologies and challenges for financial market indicators
- CISS – A Portfolio-Theoretic Framework for the Construction of Composite Financial Stress Indexes
- Initial statistical findings on the new Money Market Statistical Reporting (MMSR)
- Towards a More Accurate Measurement of Financial Stress: Revamping the Hungarian System-Wide Financial Stress Index (SWFSI)
Session C3: Timely estimates of economic indicators
- GDP growth estimates for Europe at 30 days – is that feasible?
- Towards a comprehensive monthly volume indicator for trade and services in Europe
- How does early statistical output become late statistical input?
- Discussant
Session C4: Indirect Questioning for Sensitive Issues
- List experiments, past and present
- Eliciting Sensitive Data by Indirect Questioning Techniques: Some Recent Applications and Methodological Advances
- A new version of the Item Count Technique
Session C5: Modelling in the context of official statistics
- Estimating Contributions to GDP Growth by Structural Decomposition of Input-Output Tables
- Measuring Wellbeing by extracting Social Indicators from Big Data
- Big data-based inflation calculation for Hungary
- Capturing depositors’ expectations with Google data
Session C6: JDemetra+: An innovative expandable tool for seasonal adjustment, time series analysis and beyond.
- JDemetra+ as an innovative tool for seasonal adjustment
- The expandable seasonal adjustment framework of JDemetra+
- Adding new sources of data: the example of the .STAT plug-in
- Migration to JDemetra+
- KIX: A plug-in for aggregating chain linked indices
- A revision analysis plugin for JDemetra+
Session C7: Challenges and changes of the European Region
- An EU cross-countries comparison study of life expectancy projection models
- Statistic modelling of varved lake sediment to reconstruct seasonal climate over the past 6000 years
- Multivariate data analysis on the example of healthcare services in European Union Member States
Session C8: Small Area Estimation
- Economic activity of persons with disabilities in the light of 2011 population census
- Evaluation of small area estimates for hypercubes in the German census
- The use of transformations in model-based small area estimation
- Small Area Estimation of the Relative Median Poverty Gap
Session C9: Small area estimation and weighting
- Local poverty indicators and cost of living
- Poverty estimation using small area estimation
- Consistent estimation at person-level and household-level
- The growing demand for small area statistics. How to make demand and supply meet?
- Discussant
Session C11: New methods for data analysis: from design to model-based estimation
- Multivariate Fay–Herriot models for small area estimation
- Generalized coherent calibration using small area estimates
- Minimum Distance Estimators in Logistic Regression under Complex Designs
- Sequential Aggregation of Heterogeneous Experts for PM10 Forecasting
Session C12: Statistical Methods for Health and Medical Research
- Binary Classification Models in Oncology
- Experimental designs for radiation dosimetry calibration
- Inflammation and the Metabolic Syndrome: Clustering and Impact on Survival in a Swedish Community-Based Cohort of 75 Year Olds
Session D3: The partnership between official statistics and scientific research – where will it take us next?
- Access to European Statistical System microdata
- Open science: Open Methodology
- Better data for better evidence for better policies
Session D4: Access to statistical data and research
- Enhanced Access to Micro Data of Official Statistics - Integrated Data and Meta Data Management System of the German Research Data Centres
- Data at the Core: Archives of Data Science, Series B: Organizing a Journal Around Data Sets.
- Reproducibility, open data and evidence synthesis in clinical research
Session D5: Anonymity and re-identification risks
- Working Party 29 and CNIL point of view on anonymisation
- Anonymity and risk of re-identification of health data
- Widening access to confidential microdata in France
Session D6: Sharing and disclosure of data and statistics
- Data sharing at Deutsche Bundesbank: The House of Microdata
- The Bundesbank’s Research Data and Service Center (RDSC): Gateway to Treasures of Micro-Data on the German Financial System
- DataSTAT Hub: a tool for the automatic collection of administrative data to produce official statistics
- Spontaneous recognition: risk or distraction?
Session D7: Big Data Analysis from Classification to Dimensional reduction
- Nowcasting well-being in societies: at the crossroads of big data, network science, and complex systems
- The curse of dimensionality in official statistics?
- Ensembles of selected classifiers and clusters
- A research project proposal: “Data for qolexity: big data, nowcasting and the construction of wellbeing indicators“
Session D8: New data and new perspectives in observing the reality in the age of Data Revolution
- Could unofficial data sources offer a complementary lens to monitoring cultural and creative initiatives in cities?
- Using Big Data for Social Statistics: The Case of Well-being in the US
- New Methodological Challenges for the Era of Big Data
Session D9: Use of administrative data / integration of data from several sources
- Statistical use of administrative data in the context of the big data revolution
- Statistical Data on Population Research in Romania: User Experiences
- Data use in the policy making process from a research institute viewpoint
Session D11: Integration of data from several sources and use of administrative data
- Integrating multiple data sources: working together to modernise official statistics
- ESSnet on quality of multisource statistics
- Dealing with under coverage in administrative sources
- Possibilities to use administrative data sources for register based Census in Latvia
Session D12: Multisource statistics
- Comparable indicators of competitiveness across Europe – state of the art and challenges
- Using Administrative Data to Understand Civil Society Organisations in Scotland
- New data sources: new modelling approaches?
- A comparative analysis between industrial gross value added and production in the euro area