| Description | In our fast-paced world the short time frame allowed for making decisions and doing descriptive analyses requires continuous improvement of analysis methods and techniques and also access to databases. The administrative databases for reliable findings with relatively low error rates – though dispersed – are widely available. The session examines the opportunities and limitations of administrative data sources from the perspective of users with different purposes and their needs. The session also deals with censuses and other macro statistical online data for analysing the structure of population and society. The use of statistical data in the policy making process and the way big data revolution influences the use of administrative data sources are also discussed. |
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| Organisers | Hungarian Statistical Association |
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| Chair | Roland Szilágyi (University of Miskolc) |
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| Presentation #1 | Statistical use of administrative data in the context of the big data revolution
Dániel Vértesy (Joint Research Centre of the European Commission) |
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| Presentation #2 | Statistical Data on Population Research in Romania: User Experiences
Valér Veres (Babes-Bolyai University) |
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| Presentation #3 | Data use in the policy making process from a research institute viewpoint
András Molnár (Research Institute for Agricultural Economics) |
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| Discussant | Fabrice Gras (Eurostat) |
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