From: adconf92@andy.bgsu.edu (Applied Demography Conference)
Subject: International Conf on Applied Demography-Program and Regist. Info
Followup-To: poster
Keywords: marketing gis stf1a stf3a census business
Organization: Bowling Green State University B.G., Oh.
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 14:07:47 GMT


International Conference on Applied Demography

September 24 - 26, 1992
Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403, USA
 
Sponsored by Ohio Board of Regents,
Population Studies Program, Department of Sociology, Bowling 
Green State University, Canadian Studies Program, 
State and Local Demography and Business Demography Interest Group 
of the Population Association of America, and Endorsed by the 
International Union for the Scientific Study of Population


Preliminary Program

Thursday, September 24
Registration (4:00 - 5:00 PM)

Workshop 1: 	Opportunities in Applied Research with STF1A and 
STF3A data files (4:30 - 5:30 PM)

Organizers:  Verl Luse and Kim Wright-Sinha, Bowling Green State 
University

Panel 1:  	Demographers & Legal System (7:30 - 9:00 PM)

Chair:  Jonathan L. Entin, Case Western Reserve University

Members : 	Joe S. Cecil, Federal Judicial Center
			Eugene Ericksen, Temple University
			Leo Estrada, UCLA
			Peter Morrison, Rand Corporation

Friday, September 25

Registration (8:00 - 10:00 AM)
Coffee and Doughnuts


Session 1:  	Applications of Demography in Data Base Marketing 
		(8:30 - 9:50 AM)

Chair:  Shaomin Li, AT&T Business Operation Analysis

RDemographic Segmentation in the Credit Card BusinessS
Tim Dinsmore and Hans Schumann, AT&T Universal Card Services

RUsing External Data to Fortify Marketing EffortsS
Elissa De Brito, Infobase Services

RApplication of Demographic Techniques in Modeling Customer 
Retention and Competition DynamicsS
Shaomin Li, AT&T Business Operations

Session 2:	Use of GIS in Demographic Applications  
			(8:30 - 9:50 AM)
 
Chair: Jerry Wicks, Bowling Green State University
	
RGIS Method for Estimation of Population Density SurfaceS
Demin Xiong, Ohio State University

RGIS:  An Analytical Tool to Aid Creative Decision MakingS
Angus F. Dalley, Indian & Northern Affairs, Canada

RThe Influence of Computations Technology on Demographic 
Forecasting:  The Case of Large Scale SystemsS
Donald Pittenger, The Demographics Laboratory

Session 3:	CD-ROM and Census Data Files (10:00 - 11:20 AM)

Chair: Bali Ram, Demography Division, Statistics Canada
	
RMultiple User Access Library:  CD-ROM Database Via 
	Campus Network in TaiwanS
Ruey-shun Chen, K.C. Ting, and D.J. Chen, National Chiao-Tung 
University,  Taiwan

RProjecting Elderly Population Using STF3A File On CD-ROMS
David E. Elliott, Russell Sage College

RAssessing the Availability of Services Using STF1A & 3A Data FilesS
Kathleen O. Jackson, Community Medical Center

RVISTA-LINKS: Instantaneous, Interactive Focus GroupsS
Richard Zeller, Augustine/Zeller Group

Session 4:	Migration Patterns (10:00 - 11:20 PM)

Chair: Mostafa Nagi, Bowling Green State University

RMigration Pattern and its Change in Urban ChinaS
Ma Xia, Population Research Institute, China

RDemographic and Economic Determinants of Inter-state and Intra-
state Household MigrationS
Gregory Napiorkowski, AT&T Bell Laboratories

RThe Certificate of Need Process, Long-term Care Policy and Migration 
of the Elderly in Ohio, 1985-1989S
Franklin B. Melick, Bowling Green State University

Session 5:	Small Area Estimation & Evaluation Issues 
			(11:30 - 12:50 PM)

Chair: Ravi Verma, Statistics Canada

RMortality Estimation of Hopi American IndiansS
Zhou Yun, Arizona State University

RA Technique for Estimating a Small Immigrant Population in Small 
Areas:  The Case of Jewish Israelis in the United StatesS
Pini Herman, University of Southern California

RAn Evaluation of Accuracy of 1990 Population Estimates by Age, Sex 
and Race for Florida and Its CountiesS
Mohammed Shahidullah, University of Florida

RA Methodology for Evaluating an Urban Comprehensive Prenatal 
Program:  An UpdateS
John Holian and Bruce A. Orr, Cuyahoga Community College

Luncheon (12:50 - 1:50 PM)


Session 6:	Use of GIS in Spatial Decision Making (2:00 - 3:20 PM)

Chair: Gerard Rushton, The University of Iowa

RInteractive Locational Analysis of Small Area Demographic Data in 
Spatial Decision Support SystemsS
Paul J. Densham, State University of New York at Buffalo

RThe Modifiable Spatial Filter Method For Projecting School 
Enrollment For Reorganized Facility Enrollment AreasS
Marc P. Armstrong, University of Iowa

ROrganization of Spatio-demographic Data to Support Locational 
Decision MakingS
Panagiotis Lolonis, University of Iowa

RProviding Spatial Decision Support for Minimum and Maximum 
Workload Facility Location ProblemsS
Gerard Rushton, University of Iowa

Session 7:	Race and Growth of Underclass in the United States 
		(2:00 -3:20 PM)

Chair: K. S. Murty, Clark Atlanta University

RExamination of Race and Class Variables in Relation to PovertyS
Lina Y.S. Fong, Kent School of Social Work

RIncome Disparities Between Blacks and Whites in Florida
Sean Grant, Tallahassee, Florida

RGrowth of the Underclass in New York City for the Period 1970-1990S
Qi Huang, City University of New York

RTrends and Racial Differentials in Female Sterilization in the United 
States, 1976 - 1988S
K. V. Rao and Hongxin Zhao, Bowling Green State University


Session 8:	Demographics in Marketing Applications 
			(3:30 - 4:50 PM)

Chair: William O'Hare, University of Louisville

RCreating Demographic Profile for Electric Utility Company Service 
TerritoriesS
Warren Brown, Cornell University

RThe Demographic of Vehicle Buying Households in the U.S. 1980-81 
and 1990-91S
Katherine A. Frohardt-Lane, General Motors

RDemographic Approach to Food stores and Restaurant Sales--A 
Preliminary County Level AnalysisS
Z. Darwin Tu, University of California at Berkeley

Session 9: 	Demographers in the Courts (3:30 - 4:50 PM)

Chair: David Swanson, University of Arkansas

REmployment Discrimination: How Demographic Analysis Fits inS
	Peter A. Morrison, Rand Corporation

RWhat is the Role of Demographers as Consultants in Private Suits
	of Racial Discrimination in Housing?S
Jacob S. Siegel, Georgetown University

RSome Tips on Providing Expert Testimony in Adversarial Legal 
ProceedingsS
	Stanely K. Smith, University of Florida

Panel 2: Issues in developing and Teaching Applied Demography 
Program  (7:30 - 9:00 PM)

Chair: William Frey, University of Michigan
Members: Louis Pol, University of Nebraska
Bill Jacobs and Kooros Mahmoudi, Northern Arizona University
M. Ismael Maung, Western Illinois University

Workshop 2:  Canadian Population and Fertility Trends (7:30 - 9:00 PM)

Theme: RRecent Fertility Increases and Their Implications on the 
Projected Population to 2011, Canada and ProvincesS
Organizers: Ravi Verma and Bali Ram, Demography Division, 
Statistics Canada

Saturday, September 26

Coffee and doughnuts (8:00 - 9:30 AM)

Session 10: 	Demographics in Business Operations (8:30 - 9:50 AM)

Chair: 	K. V. Rao, Bowling Green State University

RThe Economic and Demographic Determinants of Childcare ChoiceS
Todd Steen, Hope College

RDivorce Rates: Some Causes of Regional Differences and Some 
Implications for Purchasing BehaviorS
Nancy Hendrix, Demographic Data Consultants

RDefining the Phoenix Area Winter Resident MarketS
Timothy D. Hogan, Arizona State University

Session 11: 	Demographic Modeling  (8:30 - 9:50 AM)

Chair:  	Fernando Rajulton, University of Western Ontario

RAn Approximation of Births With Downs Syndrome, Japan, 1971 to 
2000S
Jiafang Chen, Mississippi State University

RThe Timing of First Birth Analysis as Predictors of Swedish Birth 
RatesS
Stan Martinelle, Statistics Sweden

RStructural and Behavioral Correlates of Infant Mortality in 
TennesseeS
Dan McMurry, Middle Tennessee State University

RConfidence Intervals for Net Migration Estimates that Incorporate 
Measurement Errors in Census CountsS
Hallie J. Kintner, General Motors  and David Swanson, University of 
Arkansas

Session 12: 	Demographic Models in Development Planning 
			(10:00 - 11:20 AM)

Chair: 	Kathleen O. Jackson, Community Medical College

RThe Characteristics of Homicide: Age, Period, and Cohort Analysis, 
1965-1984S
K. S. Murty, Clark Atlanta University

RSelection of Migration Rates in Population ProjectionsS
Douglas Carnahan and Patricia Johnson, Metropolitan Area Council

RMatching Census and Survey Data: The Results From the Indiana 
Population SurveyS
John Kennedy, Indiana University

RDemographic Aspects in Planning Development Policies in MoroccoS
Mohammed Guennoun, Morocco

Panel 3: 	Discussion on School District Demography  
			(10:00 - 11:20 AM)

Chair:    John Wardwell, Washington State University

Members:	David Swanson, University of Arkansas
          			William O'Hare, University of Louisville
			Bali Ram, Statistics Canada
			Ravi Verma, Statistics Canada

Registration:

	You may register by returning the attached form with the 
registration fees to: Registration, Department of Sociology, BGSU, 
Bowling Green, OH 43403 (Fax: 419-372-8306). Space is limited and 
early registration is recommended to ensure your participation at the 
conference. 

Housing:

	Housing arrangements should be made directly with the 
Conference motels listed below. The motels located on or near the BGSU 
campus are:

	Days Inn	($45 per night)		419- 352-5211
	1550 E. Wooster St.
	Bowling Green, OH 43402

	Holiday Inn	($45 per night)		419-352-2521
	1630 E. Wooster St.
	Bowling Green, OH 43402

	When calling in your reservation, please be sure to indicate 
that you are with the Applied Demography Conference. The conference 
rates will be available till August 30, 1992. Few Rooms are available 
at the Student Union (conference building) and will be allocated first 
come basis. Please call Patricia Kane at (419) 372-2295 if you would 
like to stay at the Student Union (Single: $35, Double: $40)
	
For More Information:

General: Patricia Kane, Sociology Dept., 	(419) 372-2295
Program:  K. V. Rao,  Conference Director at 	(419) 372-7240  
Sociology Department TeleFax:  		(419) 372-8306


Registration Form

International Conference on Applied Demography, Sept. 24 - 26, 1992
Bowling Green, OH 43403


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Conference Registration Fee (Before August 15, 1992)	$65:00
(Includes Luncheon on Friday)

Conference Registration fees (After August 15, 1992)	$75.00

Conference Registration fees- Student			$25.00

Method of Payment:

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Mail to: 
	Registration, Department of Sociology, Bowling Green State 
University, Bowling Green, OH 43403 or Fax to (419) 372-8306 or 
e-mail to adconf92@andy.bgsu.edu

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