PROGRAMME THE ROLE OF STATISTICS IN SOCIETY INTERACTION WITH USERS EFFICIENT STATISTICAL PRODUCTION DATA COLLECTION

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1 PROGRAMME INTERACTION WITH USERS THE ROLE OF STATISTICS IN SOCIETY EFFICIENT STATISTICAL PRODUCTION DATA COLLECTION

2 monday AUGUST 22, 2016 VENUE: GARNISONEN, KARLAVÄGEN 100, STOCKHOLM 11:30 12:30 Registration and welcome coffee 12:30 15:30 Master Class: How can we and our users consume Nordic Statbank data with JSON-stat? Xavier Badosa, Web Manager, Statistical Institute of Catalonia (Idescat) 16:00 17:30 Open seminar and discussion Statistics in the digital era reusing transaction data: New technology brings about new possibilities which invite new challenges. Alternative data sources allow modern alternatives when producing statistics, which sometimes require that we reconsider established methodology. Can Tongur, Statistics Sweden 15:30 16:00 Break/social sessions with refreshments 15:45 18:00 Small offices seminar (closed meeting): Country reports from Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland and Åland 18:30 23:00 Welcome Dinner at restaurant K-märkt (Bus transfer available, departure from Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre at 18:00, departure from K-märkt every 30 minutes starting at 21:30) tuesday AUGUST 23, 2016 VENUE: STOCKHOLM WATERFRONT CONGRESS CENTRE 08:30 09:30 Registration and morning coffee 09:30 10:00 Opening speech by Stefan Lundgren, Director General, Statistics Sweden 13:15 14:00 Theme session A (four breakout rooms) 14:00 14:15 Break (possible to change breakout room/theme) 10:00 10:30 Keynote: A universe of data (re)sources, by Jussi Karlgren, PhD in computational linguistics, adjunct professor of language technology at KTH founding partner Gavagai 10:30 11:00 Keynote: Data used/abused as source, by Fredrik Laurin, editor for investigative journalism at the Swedish public service 11:00 11:30 Break/social session with refreshments & activities 14:15 15:00 Theme session B (four breakout rooms) 15:00 15:45 Swedish Fika Seminar during the pause: High-level panel on quality management in the Nordic national statistical systems 15:45 16:30 Theme session C (four breakout rooms) 11:30 12:15 Keynote: New data sources, by Mikael Ahlström, serial entrepreneur and founder of Hyper Island 19:00 21:00 Reception and food at the City Hall, hosted by City of Stockholm 12:15 13:15 Lunch and social session, activities in the open area 21:00 23:00 Continued evening activities at Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre

3 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 24, 2016 VENUE: STOCKHOLM WATERFRONT CONGRESS CENTRE 08:30 09:00 Morning coffee 13:30 13:45 Some voices from the theme leaders 09:00 09:45 Theme session D (four breakout rooms) 09:45 10:30 Break/Hot Spot session with refreshments & activities Advances in pretesting and questionnaire design, moderators Fredrik Scheffer and Lina Fjelkegård. Rethinking the household budget survey, moderator Annica Isaksson. Raising statsistical knowledge among NSI staff, moderators Jörgen Brewitz and Gustaf Strandell 10:30 11:15 Theme session E (four breakout rooms) 11:15 11:30 Break (possible to change breakout room/theme) 11:30 12:15 Theme session F (four breakout rooms) 13:45 14:30 Theme session: Indicators Keynote: Secretary General World Value Survey, by Bi Puranen, Secretary-General for World Values Survey Panel about indicators with representatives from some of the Nordic countries. 14:30 15:00 Swedish Fika, activities in the open area 15:00 15:30 Keynote: Speaking in pictures, by Anna Rosling Rönnlund, founding partner and product manager, Gapminder 15:30 16:15 Summary session Cermony Gunnar Modeen honorary award Q and A with all participants Closing speech Cermony, passing the torch to Finland 16:15 18:00 Mingle with refreshments & activities 12:15 13:30 Lunch and social session, activities in the open area Fika Fika is a social institution in Sweden. It involves taking a pause from an activity to drink coffee or some other beverage. The beverage is often accompanied by some type of baked goods, called fika bread, often in the form of cinnamon buns. Wikipedia

4 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Xavier Badosa Xavier Badosa is the Web Manager of the Statistical Institute of Catalonia (Idescat). He has studied economics and philosophy and holds a degree in economics and business studies from the University of Barcelona. Xavier has been teaching online publishing in masters courses. He is also the developer of JSON-stat.org, an initiative that explores the benefits of using JSON as a format for the exchange of statistical data and metadata. The title for Xavier s course at NSM on Monday is How can we and our users consume Nordic Statbank data with JSON-stat? Jussi Karlgren Jussi Karlgren, adjunct professor of language technology at KTH, Royal Institute of Technology, holds a PhD in computational linguistics and a Ph. Lic. in computer and systems sciences. Jussi has worked with research and development in information access-related language technology since Jussi is one of the founding partners of Gavagai, a Swedish company that develops technology for text analysis of large data sets. His research interests are modelling genre and stylistics, studying the negotiation of meaning in human communication, and on evaluating and validating information systems. The title for his keynote on Tuesday is A universe of data (re)sources. Anna Rosling Rönnlund Anna Rosling Rönnlund is co-founder of the Gapminder Foundation. The aim of her work is to promote a fact-based world view through increased use and understanding of freely accessible public statistics. After a few of years at Google, Anna moved back to Gapminder in Sweden. Her educational background (sociology and photography) is of great use in her daily work. Since 2014 Anna spends most of her workdays on her Dollar Street project where photography and data are combined to make everyday life of people all around the world easy to understand. Mikael Ahlström Mikael Ahlström is an entrepreneur in the communications business. He works closely with internet projects and focuses on business development issues and entrepreneurial opportunities in the industry. Mikael is co-owner of Hyper Island, a creative business school with a consultancy side specialising in real-world industry training using digital technology. He provides Masters classes in digital transformation for the advertising industry and large brands. He is a board member in organizsations in the fields of entrepreneurship, sustainability and education. The title for her keynote on Wednesday is Speaking in pictures. The title for his keynote on Tuesday is New data sources.

5 Fredrik Laurin Fredrik Laurin is a Swedish journalist working as editor for investigative journalism at the Swedish public service. Fredrik was previously Special Projects Editor at Uppdrag granskning, Swedish Television s current affairs programme and correspondent for eight years at the same company. He has also spent five years at TV4, Sweden s leading commercial television company. Fredrik and his two colleagues Joachim Dyfvermark and Sven Bergman are the only Swedish journalists awarded the prestigious Stora Journalistpriset three times, in 2005, 2007 and Fredrik was also awarded Guldspaden, also a prestigious award for investigative journalism, in 2000 and His latest scoop is the revelation of how the Swedish- Finnish telecom company TeliaSonera does business in Uzbekistan. Can Tongur Can Tongur is a senior methodologist at Statistics Sweden where he has been employed since He presented his dissertation in economic statistics in 2013 at Stockholm University where he also has been affiliated. His main fields of work are within the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Foreign Trade Statistics, two fields where he has been engaged in international development work. He was part of the working team that implemented scanner data in the Swedish CPI. The title for Can s open seminar at NSM on Monday is Statistics in the digital era reusing transaction data. The title for his keynote on Tuesday is Data used/abused as source. Bi Puranen Bi Puranen is a docent in economic history at Stockholm University, senior research fellow at the Swedish Institute for Futures Studies (IFFS) and from 1996 Secretary General for World Values Survey (WVS), a global network of social scientists studying changing values and their impact on social and political life. The WVS sums up surveys from nearly respondents in roughly 100 countries who together represent almost 90 percent of the world s population. The WVS is the world s largest non-commercial, cross-national, recurring mapping of human beliefs and values. The theme for the panel on Wednesday is about indicators. READ MORE AND REGISTER AT