Topic 1: New perspectives for data editing in the context of new data sources and data integration

Theme (i): New and emerging methods

Correcting for misclassification under edit restrictions in combined survey-register data using Multiple Imputation Latent Class modelling (MILC)

Ms. Laura Boeschoten

Simplifying constraints in data editing

Mr. Jacco Daalmans, Netherlands

An automatic procedure for selecting weights in kNN imputation

Mr. Alexander Kowarik, Austria

Imputation Methods Satisfying Constraints

Mr. Ton De Waal, Netherlands

Evaluating the quality of business survey data before and after automatic editing

Mr. Sander Scholtus, Netherlands

Computational estimate of data-editing related variance

Mr. Mark Van Der Loo

A comparison of Kokic and Bell winsorisation and conditional bias methods for outlier treatment

Mr. Thomas Deroyon, France

Theme (ii): New data sources and Census

Improving the census core topic occupation by using new administrative data sources

Ms. Sophie Koenig, Austria

Possible imputation procedures for the Census 2021

Ms. Lydia Spies, Germany

Editing and Imputing Income Data in Integrated Census: lessons learned from the 2008 Census - toward the 2020 Census

Ms. Yael Klejman, Israel

Creating an Initial Donor Pool for new questions in the Census of Agriculture

Ms. Darcy Miller, USA

Topic (ii): International collaboration on standards and tools for data editing

Theme (iv): Standards and international collaboration - Including implementation of the new and emerging standards: VTL, GSDEMs, CSPA

The modernisation of validation in the ESS - a multidimensional approach

Mr. Vincent Tronet, Eurostat

Method library as part of the modernization of the statistical production in Norway

Ms. Susie Jentoft, Norway

Technical aspects of VTL to SQL translation

Mr. Marek Panfilow, Poland

A new GSDEM for multisource statistics

Mr. Li-Chun Zhang, Norway

Validation, Shared Services and Enterprise Architecture: how it fits

Mr. Lucas Quensel-Von Kalben, Germany

The ESSnet Validat Integration

Mr. Volker Weichert, Germany

Theme (iii): Shared software tolls and CSPA services - Demonstrations and implementation experiences

Software implementation of optimization-based selective editing techniques at Statistics Spain (INE)

Mr. David Saldago, Spain

Future development of Statistics Canada's Edit and Imputation System Banff

Mr. Steven Thomas, Canada

Automated Data Editing and Imputation for surveys of Multinational Enterprises, a Banff Implementation

Mr. Weihuan (Mark) Xu, USA

The role of rules based editing for maintaining quality in the drive for efficiency

Mr. Kevin Moore, UK

General tool for macroediting at SURS

Mr. Nejc Jevsnik, Mr. Zvone Klun, Slovenia

Theme (v): Managing change

Improvements in editing methods and processes for use of Value Added tax data in UK National Accounts

Ms. Martina Portani, UK

Usage of data editing process data at Statistics Denmark

Mr. Regin Reinert, Denmark

Data preparation process analysis of the structural survey of the Swiss population census

Mr. Christina Panchard, Switzerland

An information model for a metadata-driven editing and imputation system

Mr. Rok Platinovsek, Finland