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Tentative Timetable | |||
Information Note 1 | |||
Information Note 2 | |||
Final report | |||
Latex template | ZIP | ||
MS Word template | DOCX | ||
Topic 1: Utility and disclosure risk in anonymised data | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
Mahalanobis distance-based record linkage revisited |
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Investigating New Methods for Creating Anonymized Microdata Based on Japanese Census Data |
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Empirical Comparison of Anonymization Methods Regarding Their Risk-Utility Trade-Off |
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A Study of the Impact of Synthetic Data Generation Techniques on Data Utility using the 1991 UK Samples of Anonymised Records |
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Measures for information loss in protected data |
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Topic 2: Microdata and output protection | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
A new shiny GUI for sdcMicro |
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Genetic algorithms for matrix representations and their application to synthetic data generation |
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Recognising real people in synthetic microdata: risk mitigation and impact on utility |
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A unified approach to the assessment of both identification and attribution risk |
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Topic 3: Confidentiality of big data and special types of data | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
Data confidentiality and statistical registers in the Macedonian statistical system |
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Tabular Data anonymization with Big Data tools. (Secondary Cell Suppression via Tabu search) |
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Location related risk and utility |
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Topic 4: Access to microdata | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
Secure Research Access in the UK - The Five Safes |
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Best international practices in local contexts |
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Evolution of Statistics Canada Research Data Centers users |
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On-site Service and Safe Output Checking in Japan |
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Digital act in France: impact on public statistics |
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A Proposal of a Simple and Secure Statistical Processing System using Secret Sharing |
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Designing confidentiality training |
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Topic 5: Methods and tools for tabular data protection | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
Statistical Confidentiality in the European Business Statistics |
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Center of Excellence on Statistical Disclosure Control |
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Establishing an Automated Confidentiality Service in Stats NZ |
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Harmonization of the protection of social statistics at Statistics Finland |
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On using an improved Benders method for cell suppression |
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Constrained optimisation for tabular suppression in the Australian Bureau of Statistics |
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Disclosure control that accounts for survey realities: assessing the risk using G-Confid |
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Topic 6: Census 2021 - Confidentiality issues | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
Testing CTA as Additivity Module for Perturbed Census 2021 EU Hypercube Data |
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The European Census Hub 2011 Hypercubes - Norwegian SDC Experiences |
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The Modernization of Statistical Disclosure Limitation at the U.S. Census Bureau |
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Statistical disclosure control considerations of publishing data on grid squares and territorial units in the application STAGE |
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Creation of synthetic microdata in 2021 Census Transformation Programme (proof of concept) |
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Secure statistical computation system on encrypted data: An empirical study of secure regression analysis for official statistics |
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Progress towards a table builder with in-built disclosure control for 2021 Census |
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Topic 7: Public use files / open data - Future availability of information | |||
Introduction to topic | |||
Public use files - are they obsolete Tanvi Desai (University of Essex) |
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Open data - High impact or struggle to access? Blagica Petreski (Finance Think) |
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Open data: who needs it? Felix Ritchie (University of the West of England) |
Work Session on Statistical Data Confidentiality
20 - 22 September 2017
Skopje North Macedonia