Statistical Journal of the IAOS

Volume 31, n° 4, December 2015

  • WEST Kirsten - Interview with Paul Cheung, pp. 485-486 (texte)
  • WEST Kirsten - Introduction to the Janet Norwood memorial paper, pp. 487-495 (texte)
  • NORWOOD Peter - Tribute to Janet L. Norwood, pp. 497-498 (texte)
  • NORWOOD Stephen H. - Remembering Janet L. Norwood, pp. 499-500 (texte)
  • PLEWES Thomas - J.A legacy of objectivity, pp. 501-502 (texte)
  • CITRO Constance F. - Remarks in honor of Janet Norwood, pp. 503-504
  • MICHALOPOULOU Catherine - Professional independence and accountability of statistical agencies are crucial: A brief history of the Greek official statistics, pp. 505-506
  • VON OPPELN-BRONIKOWSKI Sibylle, KRONZ Christine, MEINKE Irina, WIRTZFELD Hannah - How can professional and ethical frameworks strengthen statisticians in their practical work? pp. 507-512
  • OUTRATA Edvard - Influence of governance issues on the quality of official statistics, pp. 513-522
  • LÉGER Danielle, JANG Leon - From paper to EQ: Impact of introducing a new collection mode in a business survey, pp. 523-527
  • GRANATH Sven - Comment on the paper ``The Policeman and the statistician: On the quality of the raw data in official statistics'', pp. 529-538
  • TAM Siu-Ming, WALL Carrollyn, WHELAN Sarah, ZHANG Mark - Discussion, pp. 539-540
  • NEWTON Elizabeth, TERAN Javier, WOLCOTT Michiko, VELASQUEZ Loren, ANGGRAENI Dita,  DAI Yao, COCOLICCHIO Brian - Predicting earthquake fatalities in Nepal, pp. 541-544
  • LITTLE Roderick J. - Calibrated Bayes, an inferential paradigm for official statistics in the era of big data, pp. 545-554
  • BUSTOS Alfredo - Estimation of the distribution of income from survey data, adjusting for compatibility with other sources, pp. 555-563
  • FAULKNER Christina M. - More on data sources for estimating income inequality in the United States: A Bustos sequel, pp. 565-577
  • SMEKENS Marret, ZEELENBERG Kees - Lean Six Sigma at Statistics Netherlands, pp. 579-582
  • McSWEENEY Keith, MOORE Ken - Innovating to do more with less - the story of Lean Six Sigma in the Central Statistics Office, Ireland, pp. 583-586
  • EEDMAN Laurie - Discussant comments on the paper ``Innovating to do more with less - the story of Lean Six Sigma in the Central Statistics Office, Ireland'', pp. 587-592
  • BIEMER Paul - Comments on the paper ``Innovating to do more with less - the story of Lean Six Sigma in the Central Statistics Office, Ireland'', pp. 593-594
  • FLEISHMAN Larisa, GUBMAN Yury - Mass appraisal at the census level: Israeli case, pp. 595-596
  • GERRITSE Susanna C., BAKKER Bart F. M., VAN DER HEIJDEN Peter G. M. - Different methods to complete datasets used for capture-recapture estimation: Estimating the number of usual residents in the Netherlands, pp. 597-612
  • BETTS Peter, CUBBON Ben - Adapting Labour Force Survey questions from interviewer-administered modes for web self-completion in a mixed-mode design, pp. 613-627
  • STEENVOORDEN Tina, RVIGELJ Tanja, BAVDAZ Mojca - Satisfaction with official statistics producers, pp. 629-644
  • MARTIN-GUZMAN Pilar, AGUILERA M. - Statistical governance in the Latin American and the Caribbean Region: Achievements and challenges, pp. 645-654
  • NAGARAJA Chaitra H., McELROY Tucker - On the interpretation of multi-year estimates of the American Community Survey as period estimates, pp. 655-659

(résumés du n° 4/2015)

Volume 31, n° 3, September 2015

  • Interview with Denise Britz do N. Silva, pp. 331-336 (texte)
  • Conversation on statistics without borders, (17 May 2015) between Cathy Furlong (Chair) and Katherine Condon and Kirsten West (JAIOS), pp. 337-340 (texte)
  • RANDY Capps, NEWLAND Kathleen, FRATZKE Susan, GROVES Susannah, AUCLAIR Greg, FIX Michael, McHUGH Margie - Integrating refugees in the United States: The successes and challenges of resettlement in a Global Context, pp. 341-367 (texte)
  • AWAD Ola - Comment on the paper ``Selection bias and the statistical patterns of mortality in conflict'' by Megan Price and Patrick Ball, pp. 369-370 (texte)
  • PRICE Megan - Response to comment by Ms. Ola Awad on the paper ``Selection bias and the statistical patterns of mortality in conflict'', pp. 371-372
  • MICHALOPOULOU Catherine - The implementation of the ten United Nations Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics: A comment, pp. 373-374
  • LJONES Olav - Twenty years of the United Nations Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics: The present and an outlook into the future, pp. 375-379
  • THYGESEN Lars - The use of administrative sources for censuses: Merits and challenges, pp. 381-389
  • DUNNE John - The Irish Statistical System and the emerging Census opportunity, pp. 391-400
  • BYCROFT Christine - Census transformation in New Zealand: Using administrative data without a population register, pp. 401-411
  • KOCZELA Steve, FFURLONG Cathy, McCARTHY Jaki, MUSHTAQ Ali - Curbstoning and beyond: Confronting data fabrication in survey research, pp. 413-422
  • WINKER Peter, KRUSE Karl-Wilhelm, MENOLD Natalja, LANDROCK Uta - Interviewer effects in real and falsified interviews: Results from a large scale experiment, pp. 423-434
  • KENNICKELL Arthur - Dirty and unknown: Statistical editing and imputation in the SCF, pp. 435-445
  • KARLBERG Martin, REIS Fernando, CALLIZZANI Cristina, GRAS Fabrice - A toolbox for a modular design and pooled analysis of sample survey programmes, pp. 447-462
  • MIGACZ Mirosƚaw Tadeusz -Geostatistics portal: A platform for statistical data geovisualizatione survey programmes, pp. 435-446
  • KITCHIN Rob - The opportunities, challenges and risks of big data for official statistics, pp. 471-481
  • DASHEN Monica, SUCHOWSKI Maria - A Guide to Social Media Emergency Management Analytics: Understanding its Place through Typhoon Haiyan Tweets by C. Graham, C. Thompson, M. Wolcott, J. Pollack and M. Tran, pp. 483-484

(résumés du n° 3/2015)

Volume 31, n° 2, June 2015

  • Editorial, pp. 139-145 (texte)
  • Interview with Mr. Shigeru Kawasaki, pp. 145-155 (texte)
  • VALE Steven - International collaboration to understand the relevance of Big Data for official statistics, pp. 159-163 (texte)
  • POLIDORO Federico, GIANNINI Riccardo, CONTE Rosanna Lo, MOSCA Stefano, ROSSETTI Francesca - Web scraping techniques to collect data on consumer electronics and airfares for Italian HICP compilation, pp. 165-176 (texte)
  • RAMASAMY Ramachandran - The production of salary profiles of ICT professionals: Moving from structured database to big data analytics, pp. 177-191 (texte)
  • BRAAKSMA Barteld, ZEELENBERG Kees - "Re-make/Re-model'': Should big data change the modelling paradigm in official statistics? (texte)
  • AGAFITEI Mihaela, GRAS Fabrice, KLOEK Wim, REIS Fernando - Measuring output quality for multisource statistics in official statistics: Some directions, pp. 203-211 (texte)

Regular Papers

  • DA SILVA Andréa Diniz, DE FREITAS Marcos Paulo Soares, PESSOA Pessoa, DJALMA Galvão Carneiro - Assessing coverage of the 2010 Brazilian Census, pp. 215-225 (texte)
  • GRAHAM Cat, THOMPSON Chris, WOLCOTT Michiko, POLLACK Joseph, TRAN Minh - A guide to social media emergency management analytics: Understanding its place through Typhoon Haiyan tweets, pp. 227-236 (texte)
  • KENNICKELL Arthur - Curbstoning and culture, pp. 237-240 (texte)
  • WALLGREN Anders, WALLGREN Britt - Quality assessment in production systems with registers and sample surveys, pp. 241-247 (texte)
  • STENDER Pernille, THORSEN Thomas, HENRIK ANDERSEN Hans - Micro data integration for Labour Market Account, pp. 249-256 (texte)
  • MUSHKUDIANI Nino, DAALMANS Jacco, PANNEKOEK Jeroen - Reconciliation of labour market statistics using macro-integration, pp. 257-262 (texte)
  • PRICE Megan, BALL Patrick - Selection bias and the statistical patterns of mortality in conflict, pp. 263-272 (texte)
  • ABU-LIBDEH Hasan - Role of official statistics in situations of conflict and post-conflict, pp. 273-276 (texte)
  • NEIDECK Geoff, SIU Penny, WATERS Alison - Meeting national information needs on homelessness: Partnerships in developing, collecting and reporting homelessness services statistics, pp. 277-284 (texte)
  • WILLAND Ilka - Beyond traditional customer surveys: The reputation analysis, pp. 285-289 (texte)
  • ROSS Paul F. - Understanding customer needs, pp. 291-295 (texte)
  • PERSSON Andreas, BJÖNRAM Anette, ELVERS Eva, ERIKSON Johan - A strategy to test questionnaires at a national statistical office, pp. 297-304 (texte)
  • WRIGHT Graham - An empirical examination of the relationship between nonresponse rate and nonresponse bias, pp. 305-315 (texte)
  • KUKUTAI Tahu, WALTER Maggie - Recognition and indigenizing official statistics: Reflections from Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia, pp. 317-326 (texte)

Volume 31, n° 1, March 2015

  • DOW Muriel - Interview with Ms. Lefosa, Director of the Lesotho Bureau of Statistics, pp. 3-10 (texte)
  • BRUNO Miguel A.P. - Comments on the paper "Using G2 to measure inequality in Brazil" by Tina Faulkner, pp. 11-13
  • KERSTENETZKY Celia Lessa - Comments on the paper "Using G2 to measure inequality in Brazil" by Tina Faulkner, pp. 15-16
  • FAULKNER Christina M. - Response to comments from Dr. Miguel Bruno and Dr. Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky on the paper, "Using G2 to measure income inequality in two Latin American upper middle income countries", pp. 17-20
  • PIERSON  Steve - Official statistics principles compared, pp. 21-23 (texte)
  • SUESSER Jan Robert - Efficient statistical information system for the state building, pp. 25-27
  • FÄRMSTRÖM Anton - The policeman and the statistician, pp. 29-38
  • GRANATH Sven - Short comment on: The Policeman and the statistician: On the quality of the raw data in official statistics, by Anton Färnström, pp. 39-40
  • O'SULLIVAN Laura - Linking, selecting cut-offs, and examining quality in the Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI), pp. 41-49
  • CIGINAS Andrius - Domains similarity models in synthetic estimation, pp. 51-57
  • FEYEN Michelle - Transforming how we produce statistics: An inside perspective, pp. 59-66
  • SMYLIE Janet, FIRESTONE Michelle - Back to the basics: Identifying and addressing underlying challenges in achieving high quality and relevant health statistics for Indigenous populations in Canada, pp. 67-87 (texte)
  • MANNINEN Asta, BOND Derek - Focus on urban, regional and local issues, pp. 89-90
  • VILKAMA Katja, TAMMILEHTO-LUODE Marja - Using geocoded urban and regional statistics to monitor change in the educational level in Finland, pp. 91-96
  • GISSLER Mika - Short communication: Improving health statistics in the context of measuring quality of life in cities and urban regions, pp. 97-98
  • BRADYY M., VAN HALDEREN G. - Progress on a statistical spatial framework to inform regional statistics, pp. 99-101
  • McCARNEY Patricia - The evolution of global city indicators and ISO37120: The first international standard on city indicators, pp. 103-110
  • BICKNESE Lieselotte, VAN DER OORD Manilde - Open city statistics: The first results with open data in Amsterdam, pp. 111-115
  • JAAKOLA Ari, KEKKONEN Hami, LAHTI Tanja, MANNINEN Ast - Open data, open cities: Experiences from the Helsinki Metropolitan Area. Case Helsinki Region Infoshare www.hri.fi, pp. 117-122
  • TRUTZEL Klaus - Comparable statistics from the local level contributing to official European statistics, pp. 123-132
  • SCHIFFERT Arno, WILLMANN Thomas, BLINKERT Baldo, SPIEGEL Jürgen, TRUTZEL Klaus - A municipal network of knowledge and technology: Collecting and presenting information on the quality of life and planning for the future of the generation 50plus in 13 European cities, pp. 133-138
( résumés du n° 1/2015)

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