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A number of experts will be give lectures on current developments in survey sampling theory and methodology. The following Keynote Speakers have agreed to contribute:
Prof. Harvey Goldstein, University of Bristol:
Modelling mixed response multivariate multilevel data with applications
to prediction and multiple imputation
Abstract
Supplemental material (PDF)
Prof. Carl-Erik Särndal, University of Montreal:
Topics in uses of auxiliary information in surveys: The role of models,
Nonresponse adjustment, Estimation for (small) domains
Abstract
Dr. Jean-Claude Deville, ENSAI\INSEE, France:
Generalized calibration, balanced sampling and application to
nonresponse
Abstract
Cancellation: Unfortunately, Jean-Claude Deville is unable to attend due to personal reasons.
For people interested in his topic, please consult for example: Jean-Claude Deville and Yves
Tillé (2004) Efficient balanced sampling: The cube method. Biometrika, 91, 4, 893-912.
Link to the
article
Invited speakers include:
Lennart Bondesson, University of Umeå:
On a sampling method suitable for real time sampling
Abstract
Johan Heldal, Statistics Norway:
Ratio Estimation: When the ratio is a proportion
Abstract
Gunnar Kulldorff, University of Umeå:
Ten years of Baltic-Nordic co-operation
Abstract
Seppo Laaksonen, University of Helsinki:
Retrospective two-stage cluster sampling for mortality
Abstract
Thomas Laitila, University of Örebro:
On-site sampling
Abstract
Giorgio Montanari and Giovanna Ranalli, Università degli Studi di Perugia:
Calibration inspired by semiparametric regression as a treatment for nonresponse
Abstract
Aleksandras Plikusas, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Vilnius:
Some examples of the nonlinear calibration
Abstract
Imbi Traat, University of Tartu:
Estimation under restrictions
Abstract
Jacek Wesolowski, Central Statistical Office of Poland:
Linear estimation under model-design approach with small area effects
Abstract