Symposium 99 - Combining Data from Different Sources, 1999

Notices and consultations: 11-522-X1999001
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Symposium 99 was the sixteenth in the series of international symposia on methodological issues sponsored by Statistics Canada. Each year the symposium focuses on a particular theme. In 1999, the theme was Combining Data from Different Sources. The 1999 symposium was held from May 5 to May 7 in the Simon Goldberg Conference Centre in Ottawa and it attracted over 300 people from 11 countries. A total of 29 papers was presented. Aside from translation and formatting, the papers, as submitted by the authors, have been reproduced in these proceedings.

Issue Number: 1999001
Main Product: Statistics Canada International Symposium Series: Proceedings
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CD-ROM March 2, 2000
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Combining census, survey, demographic and administrative data to produce a one number census - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Statistical processing in the next millennium - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
The challenges of using administrative data to support policy-relevant research: The example of the longitudinal immigration database (IMDB) - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Combining administrative data with survey data: experience in the Australian survey of employment and unemployment patterns - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Project of linkage of the Census and Manitoba's health care records - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Modeling labour force careers for the lifepaths simulation model - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
The U.S. manufacturing plant ownership change database: Research possibilities - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Creation of an occupational surveillance system in Canada: Combining data for a unique Canadian study - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Meta analysis of bioassay data from the U.S. national toxicology program - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Particulate matter and daily mortality: Combining time series information from eight U.S. cities - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Uncertainties in estimates of radon lung cancer risks - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Overview of record linkage - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Creating and enhancing a population-based linked health database: methods, challenges, and applications - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
A comparison of two record linkage procedures - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
An evaluation of data fusion techniques - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
A donor imputation system to create a census database fully adjusted for underenumeration - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Integrated media planning through statistical matching: Development and evaluation of the New Zealand panorama service - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Fusion of data and estimation by entropy maximization - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Spatial statistics and environmental epidemiology using routine data - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Factors associated with nursing home entry for elders in Manitoba, Canada - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Combining aggregated survey and administrative data to determine needs-based health care resource allocations to geographic areas in Ontario - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Estimation using the generalized weight share method: The case of record linkage - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Dual system estimation and the 2001 Census coverage surveys of the U.K. - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Simultaneous calibration of several surveys - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Diagnostics for comparison and combined use of diary and interview data from the U.S. consumer expenditure survey - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Combining data sources: Air pollution and asthma consultations in 59 general practices throughout England and Wales - A case study - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
A method of generating a sample of artificial data from several existing tables: Application based on the residential electric power market - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Using meta-analysis to understand the impact of time-of-use rates - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information
Meta-analysis of population dynamics data: Hierarchical modelling to reduce uncertainty - ARCHIVED March 2, 2000 More information

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