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GIG Presentations Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology 2023 Research and Policy Conference FCSM 2023 Program (click to download) October 24-26, 2023
College Park Marriott Hotel and Conference Center
Hyattsville, MD **Hosted By:** Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics Concurrent sessions A
Tuesday, October 24
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
 Session A-1: Leveraging Probability Online Survey Panels for Federally Sponsored Statistical Data Collections **Organizer:** David Dutwin, *NORC at the University of Chicago***Chair:** Ed Mulrow, *NORC at the University of Chicago***Discussant:** Ed Mulrow, *NORC at the University of Chicago* A Review of Methods to Combine Probability Surveys and/or Calibrate One Probability Survey with Official Federal Statistical Survey Data
Stas Kolenikov, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Paul Scanlon, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
James Dahlhamer, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Katherine Irimata, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Michael Yang, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Assessing and Improving Calibration Weighting of Web Surveys Using the R- indicator 
Rong Wei, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Van L Parsons, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Yulei He, *National Center for Health Statistics* A Test of a “Federal” Approach to Increase Survey Response and Fit-for-purpose of Probability Panels for Federal Data Collection
David Dutwin, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Ipek Bilgen, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
J. Michael Dennis, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Combining and Standardizing Panel Surveys as Part of a Government Survey System - an Investigation
Van L Parsons, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Yulei He, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Katherine Irimata, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Bill Cai, *National Center for Health Statistics* Using the Household Pulse Survey to Identify Potential External Benchmarks of Economic, Social, and Health Well-Being
Priyam Patel, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Lauren Rossen, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Katherine Irimata, *National Center for Health Statistics* 
Morgan Earp, *National Center for Health Statistics* Session A-2: Using Administrative Data for Program Evaluation and Research **Organizer:** Justin Nguyen, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Amy Anderson Riemer, *U.S. Census Bureau* Is EHRs Data Extraction for Select Long-Term Care Settings Possible?
Christine Caffrey, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Manisha Sengupta, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Angela Greene, *RTI International*
Michelle Dougherty, *RTI International* **Using Administrative Records to Calculate More Accurate COVID-19 Infection Rates in State Prisons**
Elizabeth Ann Carson, *Bureau of Justice Statistics* Noncitizen Coverage and its Effects on U.S. Statistics
J. David Brown, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Misty Heggeness, *University of Kansas*
Marta Murray-Close, *U.S. Census Bureau* Combining Data Sources to Produce Nationally Representative Estimates of Hospital Encounter Characteristics
Jay Breidt, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Dean Resnick, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Geoff Jackson, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Donielle White, *National Center for Health Statistics* Session A-3: Perspectives from the COVID-19 Pandemic **Organizer:** Tamara Lee, *Department of Veterans Affairs***Chair:** Tamara Lee, *Department of Veterans Affairs***Location:** Patuxent Using Small Area Estimation to Create New Tools for Community Resilience
Bethany DeSalvo, *U.S. Census Bureau* CDC COVID-19 Mortality Surveillance
Diba Khan, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Lauren Rossen, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Peter Grillo, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Meeyoung Park, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Casey Lyons, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Sarah Witter, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Matthew Ritchey, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Farida Ahmad, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Adi Gundlapalli, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Lauren Rossen, *National Center for Health Statistics* Validating the Results of a Probability-based Panel Survey with Administrative Data
Divya Vohra, *Mathematica*
Holly Matulewicz, *Mathematica*
Andy Weiss, *Mathematica*
Willow Crawford-Crudell, *Mathematica*
Chandra Couzens, *Mathematica*
Nancy Clusen, *Mathematica* A Multi-Factored Mechanism to Distribute Health Emergency Funds
Stacy Chen, *The MITRE Corporation*
Hongxun Qin, *The MITRE Corporation*
Timothy Champney, *The MITRE Corporation*
Rob Hartman, *The MITRE Corporation*
Surya Menon, *The MITRE Corporation*
Mary Munro, *The MITRE Corporation*
Yueh Quach, *The MITRE Corporation* Session A-4: Statistical Products First – A Paradigm Shift for Federal Statistics **Organizer:** Stephanie Shipp, *University of Virginia***Chair:** Audrey Kindlon, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics***Discussant:** Camille Busette, *Brookings* Evolving a Data Enterprise to Support Relevant, Timely, and Equitable Statistical Products
Erika Becker-Medina, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Emily Molfino, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Nathan Ramsey, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Sallie Ann Keller, *U.S. Census Bureau* A New Measure of Food Insecurity: A Curated Data Enterprise Demonstration Use Case
Cesar Montalvo, *University of Virginia*
Vicki Lancaster, *University of Virginia* Use Case: Climate Resilience of Skilled Nursing Facilities
Vicki Lancaster, *University of Virginia* Art of the Possible: The Critical Role of Feasibility Use Cases for Census Modernization Efforts
Stephanie Shipp, *University of Virginia*
Edward Wu, *University of Virginia* Session A-5: Exploring Machine Learning Techniques **Organizer:** Gavin Corral, *National Agricultural Statistics Service***Chair:** Valbona Bejleri, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* Ensemble Modeling Techniques for NAICS Classification in the Economic Census
Daniel Whitehead, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Brian Dumbacher, *U.S. Census Bureau* A Semi-Automated Nonresponse Detector (SANDS) Model for Open-response Data
Kristen Cibelli Hibben, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Zachary Smith, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Benjamin Rogers, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Valerie Ryan, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Paul Scanlon, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Travis Hoppe, *National Center for Health Statistics* A Score Function to Prioritize Editing in Household Survey Data: A Machine Learning Approach
Nicolás Forteza, *Banco de España*
Sandra García-Uribe, *Banco de España* From Policy to Practice: Insights from U.S. Army Administrative Data into Soldier Performance
Skylar Haskiell, *University of Virginia*
Joanna Schroeder, *University of Virginia*
Joel Thurston, *University of Virginia* Assessing Survey Questions through a Machine Learning Pipeline: Emotions and Paralinguistic Behaviors
Hanyu Sun, *Westat*
Ting Yan, *Westat*
Anil Battalahalli, *Westat* Session A-6: Application of Retail Scanner Data to Calculate Monthly Area Price Measures for Foods **Organizer:** Mary K. Muth, *RTI International*Chair: Patrick McLaughlin, *Economic Research Service***Discussant:** Ana Aizcorbe, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Nonprobability Weighting for Retail Scanner Data
Saki Kinney, *RTI International* Using Rolling-window Multilateral Price Indexes to Track Food Costs Across Space and Over Time
Chen Zhen, *University of Georgia* Comparing Food-at-Home Monthly Area Prices (F-MAP) with the Consumer Price Index
Megan Sweitzer, *Economic Research Service*
Abigail Okrent, *Economic Research Service*  Plenary Session
Tuesday, October 24
Organizer: Linda J. Young, National Agricultural Statistics Service
Chair: Karin Orvis, Office of Management and Budget  Opening Remarks
Karin Orvis, *Office of Management and Budget* New Challenges and New Opportunities for the Federal Statistical System
Katharine G. Abraham, *University of Maryland* Approaching the five-year anniversary of the signing of the Evidence Act, the Federal statistical system faces many challenges but also an exciting new set of opportunities. Under the Act, statistical agency leaders are being asked to play an expanded role as stewards of the data held by the Federal government. Working together and with the government’s program agencies—and, in some cases, with holders of private sector data—the agencies can help to better meet the growing demand for reliable information about our society and economy and about the effectiveness of policy interventions to address societal concerns. Embracing these opportunities will increase the agencies’ relevance in a rapidly changing world and position the federal statistical system well for the coming decades. **Katharine G. Abraham** is a Distinguished University Professor at the University of Maryland. Her published research includes papers on the work and retirement decisions of older Americans; how government policies affect employers’ choices concerning employment and hours over the business cycle; the effects of financial aid on the decision to attend college; discrepancies in alternative measures of employment, wages and hours; and the measurement of economic activity. She served as Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics from 1993 through 2001 and as a Member of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers from 2011 through 2013. Abraham currently serves on standing academic advisory committees convened by the Congressional Budget Office, Bureau of Economic Analysis, and Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. She is a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research and a Research Fellow of the IZA, a member of the National Academy of Sciences and of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a Distinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association, and an elected Fellow of the American Statistical Association and of the Society of Labor Economists. Abraham received her Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University in 1982 and her B.S. in economics from Iowa State University in 1976. Concurrent sessions B
Tuesday, October 24
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
 Session B-1: Naturally of Course – Strengthening Statistical Programs Through Natural Language Processing **Organizer:** Ed Strocko, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics***Chair:** Mehdi Hashemipour, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics* **Incorporating Survey Weights into Structural Topic Models**
Brandon Sepulvado, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Caroline Lancaster, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Joshua Y. Lerner, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Evan Herring-Nathan, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Stas Kolenikov, *NORC at the University of Chicago* An NLP-Based Approach to Record Linkage
Lilian Huang, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Brandon Sepulvado, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Dean Resnick, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Jennifer Taub, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Brenda Betancourt, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Applying Machine Learning Language Models to Link Similar Text Documents Together to Evaluate FAQ Coverage
Monica Puerto, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Kevin J Zajac, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Elizabeth May Nichols, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Shaun S Genter, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Brian Francis Sadacca, *Accenture Federal* A Generic and Automated Staff Scraping Tool for School Webpages
Sara Alaoui, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Haley Hunter-Zinck, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Ugo Etudo, *U.S. Census Bureau & Virginia Commonwealth University*
Louis Avenilla, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Allison Zotti, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Yathish Kolli, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Patrick Campanello, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Anup Mathur, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session B-2: Making Less Work: Impact and Innovations in Monitoring and Adjusting for Nonresponse **Organizer:** Doug Williams, *Bureau of Labor Statistics***Chair:** Doug Williams, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Examining Response Rates in the Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses (SOII)
Brittany Cheadle, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Erin Huband, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Dee Zamora, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Validating the Census’ Low Response Score
Stas Kolenikov, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Patrick Coyle, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
David Dutwin, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Give it Time?: Sample Composition by Completion Date
Megan A. Hendrich, *Ipsos US Public Affairs*
Randall K. Thomas, *Ipsos US Public Affairs* Nonresponse Bias Monitoring and Interventions in the American Community Survey
Jonathan Eggleston, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Stephanie Coffey, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Kendall Houghton, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Carl Lieberman, *U.S. Census Bureau* Improving the Collapsing Criteria and Nonresponse Adjustment of the Consumer Expenditures Survey
Stephen Ash, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Session B-3: Advanced Statistical Techniques for Survey Inference: Variance, Editing, and Weighting **Organizer:** Alexia Cooper, *Bureau of Justice Statistics***Chair:** Alexia Cooper, *Bureau of Justice Statistics* **Composite Weighting for Hybrid Samples**
Mansour Fahimi, *Marketing Systems Group* Developing and Evaluating Alternative Editing Strategies in the Survey of Income and Program Participation
Michael D. King, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Lindsay M. Monte, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Adrianne R. Brown, *U.S. Census Bureau* A Simple Solution for Adjusting Weights in a Complex Sample
Quatracia Lucky, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Yeng Xiong, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session B-4: Equity in STEM, Health, Poverty, and Race and Ethnicity Identification **Organizer:** Valerie Testa, *Statistics of Income (SOI)***Chair:** Valerie Testa, *Statistics of Income (SOI)* Measuring Poverty Sub-annually in the United States
Ani Rudra Silwal, *U.S. Census Bureau* In Their Own Words: Race and Ethnicity Self-identification in the Faculty, Academic Careers and Environments (FACE) Survey
Laura Burns Fritch, *RTI International*
Caren Arbeit, *RTI International*
KC Culver, *University of Alabama*
Adrianna Kezar, *University of Southern California*
Emily Koren, *University of Southern California*
John Curtis, *JWC Consulting* Race and Ethnicity in SNAP Administrative Records and Census Data
James Noon, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Maria Perez-Patron, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Renuka Bhaskar, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Mehrgol Tiv, *U.S. Census Bureau* Measuring Sexual Harassment in the Science and Engineering Enterprise
Jennifer Beck, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Elizabeth Richards, *Fors Marsh Group*
Anna Scolese, *Fors Marsh Group*
Marcus Maher, *Fors Marsh Group*
Rachel Walker-Kulzick, *Fors Marsh Group* Examining Health Equity Measurement and Representation through the Lens of Total Survey Error
Morgan Earp, *National Center for Health Statistics*
John R. Pleis, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Lauren Rossen, *National Center for Health Statistics* Techniques Tested to Improve Representation of Racial and Ethnic Minority, Younger, and Maternity Patients in a National Hospital Experience of Care Survey
William Lehrman, *Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services*
Marc N. Elliott, *RAND*
Julie A. Brown, *RAND*
Katrin Hamborsoomian, *RAND*
Layla Parast, *University of Texas*
Megan K. Beckett, *RAND* Session B-5: What do We Mean by “For Statistical Purposes Only” **Organizer:** Michael Hawes and Sallie Keller, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Michael Hawes, *U.S. Census Bureau* **Panelists:** Sallie Ann Keller, *U.S. Census Bureau*
  Bob Sivinski, *Office of Management and Budget*
  Gail Mulligan, *National Center for Education Statistics* Session B-6: How the Commodity Flow Survey Made its First 100 Million (Shipment Records) **Organizer:** Christian Moscardi, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Cha-Chi Fan, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics***Discussant:** Kevin Deardorff, *U.S. Census Bureau* Modernizing 2022 CFS Data Collection
Berin Linfors, *U.S. Census Bureau* Updating Data Editing and Review for Large-scale CFS Response Data
Gritiya Tanner, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Patrick Nguyen, *U.S. Census Bureau* Monitoring Machine Learning Performance on Large Scale Shipment Data for the 2022 Commodity Flow Survey
Cecile Murray, *U.S. Census Bureau* The Freight Analysis Framework: Leveraging Federal Statistical Programs to Understand US Goods Movement
Monique Stinson, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics*
Stephanie Lawrence, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics* Concurrent sessions C
Tuesday, October 24
3:45 PM – 5:15 PM
 Session C-1: Building Diverse Leadership for the Statistical System **Organizer:** Bob Sivinski, *Office of Management and Budget***Chair:** Kevin Scott, *Bureau of Justice Statistics* **Leadership Diversity Supports Underserved Communities**
Hubert Hamer, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* Using Diverse Perspectives to Create Useful Data
Meghan Maury, *U.S. Census Bureau* Federal Statistical System - Coordinated Efforts on Guidance about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in our Data
Chris Chapman, *National Center for Education Statistics* **Diverse Agency Leadership vs. Diverse User Needs**
Amy O’Hara, *Georgetown University* Session C-2: Research on the Initial Proposals for Updating OMB Statistical Policy Directive No. 15: Standards for Maintaining, Collecting, and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity **Organizer:** Aleia Clark Fobia, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Bob Sivinski, *Office of Management and Budget***Discussant:** Rogelio Saenz, *University of Texas-San Antonio* Content-Related Proposals from the Interagency Technical Working Group on Race and Ethnicity Standards: Question Format and “Middle Eastern or North African”
Susan Jenkins, *Department of Health and Human Services* Implementation-Related Proposals from the Interagency Technical Working Group on Race and Ethnicity Standards
Amy Branum, *National Center for Health Statistics* Communications and Outreach of Stakeholders and the Public from the Interagency Technical Working Group on Race and Ethnicity Standards
Jennifer Saindon, *Office of Management and Budget* Session C-3: Modernizing Data Dissemination at the National Center For Health Statistics: Evidence from Health, United States **Organizer:** Renee Gindi, *National Center for Health Statistics***Chair:** Sheila Franco, *National Center for Health Statistics*Discussant: Bryan Combs, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* The Health, United States Redesign Research and Findings
Sheila Franco, *National Center for Health Statistics* Using Communication Science to Redesign Health, United States Products, Develop Dissemination Strategies, and Monitor User Engagement
Christine Jones, *National Center for Health Statistics* Reporting on the Nation’s Health using Health, United States
Renee Gindi, *National Center for Health Statistics* Session C-4: How the Census Bureau is Using Administrative Records Across the American Community Survey Life Cycle **Organizer:** Sandra Clark, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Sandra Clark, *U.S. Census Bureau* Using Administrative Records Data in the American Community Survey: Overview
Dorothy Barth, *U.S. Census Bureau* Implementing an Adaptive Approach to Collect Acreage on the American Community Survey
Ariel Binder, *U.S. Census Bureau* Predicting Vacant Housing Units in the American Community Survey
Andrew Keller, *U.S. Census Bureau* Adaptive and Responsive Designs with Multiple Competing Criteria: Adaptive Survey Design in the American Community Survey
Stephanie Coffey, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jonathan Eggleston, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Kendall Houghton, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Carl Lieberman, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session C-5: Parsing Policy: Analyzing the Impacts, Sentiments, Utilities and Risks of Cloud-Based Large Language Models and Conversational AI **Organizer:** Benjamin Rogers, *National Center for Health Statistics***Chair:** Benjamin Rogers, *National Center for Health Statistics* **Panelists:** Alex Farach, *Microsoft*
  Travis Hoppe, *National Center for Health Statistics*
  Tala Fakhouri, *Food and Drug Administration*
  Zachary Whitman, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session C-6: Differential Privacy Population Estimates and Implications for Public Health Policy and Surveillance **Organizer:** Angela Werner, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention***Chair:** Saki Kinney, *RTI International***Discussant:** G. David Williamson, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention* Assessing the Impacts of Differential Privacy on Public Health Surveillance at Varying Geographic Resolutions
Angela K Werner, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Nicholas Skaff, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Adam S Vaughan, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention* Impact of Differential Privacy on Cancer Surveillance Statistics
Mandi Yu, *National Cancer Institute*
Jiming Jiang, *University of California, Davis* Model-based hybrid small area population estimates: Combining disparate sources of local population data
Lance A. Waller, *Emory University*
Emily Peterson, *Emory University* Concurrent sessions D
Wednesday, October 25
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
 Session D-1: Building Evidence by Linkage to Data at the U.S. Census Bureau **Organizer:** Mark A. Klee, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Barbara Downs, *U.S. Census Bureau*Discussant: Benjamin Bolitzer, *Department of Commerce* The Demographics of the Recipients of the First Economic Impact Payment
John Voorheis, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Leah R. Clark, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Adam J. Cole, *Department of the Treasury*
Amanda Eng, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Ben S. Meiselman, *Department of the Treasury*
Kevin Pierce, *Internal Revenue Service*
Nikolas Pharris-Ciurej, *U.S. Census Bureau* Methodology on Creating the U.S. Linked Retail Health Clinic (LiRHC) Database
Alice Zawacki, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Joey Marshall, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Donald Cherry, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Xianghua Yin, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Brian W. Ward, *National Center for Health Statistics* The Labor-Market Returns to Earning Industry Credentials
Maggie R. Jones, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Caroline Walker, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session D-2: NLSY97 COVID-19 Supplement **Organizer:** Leah Christian, *NORC at the University of Chicago***Chair:** Holly Olson, *Bureau of Labor Statistics***Discussant:** Jason Fields, *U.S. Census Bureau* Instrument Programming for Web and Phone Multi-Mode Administration
Rosella Gardecki, *The Ohio State University*
Amanda Roose, *The Ohio State University* A Multi-Mode Survey Design for the NLSY97 COVID-19 Supplement
Quentin Brummet, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Anthony Washburn, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Leah Christian, *NORC at the University of Chicago* NLSY97 COVID-19 Supplement: Initial Findings and Future Use
Donna Rothstein, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Alison Aughinbaugh, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Keenan Dworak-Fisher, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Session D-3: New Perspectives and Methods on Privacy and Disclosure Control **Organizer:** Brian Cramer, *National Center for Education Statistics***Chair:** Brian Cramer, *National Center for Education Statistics***Discussant:** Tom Krenzke, *Westat* Estimating Preferences Over Data to Inform Statistical Disclosure Methods Decisions
Elan Segarra, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* How do Stakeholders Understand Privacy? Findings from In-depth Interviews about Differential Privacy
Isabela Bertolini Coelho, *University of Maryland*
Samantha Chiu, *Independent Consultant*
Frauke Kreuter, *University of Munich and University of Maryland*
Jörg Drechsler, *University of Maryland & Institute for Employment Research*
Rolando Rodriguez, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Trent Buskirk, *Bowling Green State University* Differential Privacy for Economic Statistics
Margaret Beckom, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Anthony Caruso, *U.S. Census Bureau*
William Sexton, *Tumult Labs* Modernizing Education Data Systems through Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs)
Stephanie Straus, *Georgetown University*
Amy O’Hara, *Georgetown University* Session D-4: How Can U.S. Professional Guidelines Inform Federal Statistical Policy? **Organizer:** Jennifer Park, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine***Chair:** Rochelle E. Tractenberg, *Georgetown University***Discussant:** Howard Hogan, *ASA Committee on Ethical Practice* Alignment of ASA Ethical Guidelines with National Guidance
Rochelle E. Tractenberg, *Georgetown University*
Jennifer Park, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine* Perspective on OMB Statistical Policy Directives
Kerrie Leslie, *Office of Management and Budget* Perspective on NASEM Principles and Practices
Connie Citro, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine* Perspectives on OMB Data Ethics Tenets
Michael Hawes, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session D-5: Approaches for Improving Survey Response: Perspectives on Incentives, Contact Strategies, and Refusal Conversion **Organizer:** Sharon Stern, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Sharon Stern, *U.S. Census Bureau* You Didn’t Answer Our Survey, but What About this Text? Converting Hard-to-reach Respondents Through Text Messaging
Maura Spiegelman, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Allison Zotti, *U.S. Census Bureau* Calling all Early Birds: Testing a Deadline-Limited Incentive in a Sequential Mixed- Mode Survey
Michelle McNamara, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Rebecca Medway, *American Institutes of Research*
Danielle Battle, *American Institutes of Research*
Ai Rene Ong, *American Institutes of Research* Refusal Reasons: Changes Over Time and Differences Between Household Types in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Steven Fink, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Matt Jans, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Kevin Chuang, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Denise Schaar, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Jill Fleming, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Andrew Caporaso, *Westat*
Jason Clark, *Westat*
George Dixon, *Westat*
Susan Genoversa, *Westat* Can a Higher Incentive Increase Physical Examination Response? Evidence from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Te-Ching Chen, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Matt Jans, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Lara Akinbami, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Ryne Paulose-Ram, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Damon Ogburn, *National Center for Health Statistics*
David Woodwell, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Allan Uribe, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Jessica Graber, *National Center for Health Statistics* Experiments to Convert Partials to Completes
Vanessa Harrell, *SSRS*
Margie Engle Bauer, *SSRS*
Todd Hughes, *UCLA Center for Health Policy Research*
Jiangzhou Fu, *UCLA Center for Health Policy Research* Session D-6: Application of Respondent-Centered Establishment Survey Design Principles **Organizer:** Melissa Cidade, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Stephanie Studds, *U.S. Census Bureau***Discussant:** Melissa Cidade, *U.S. Census Bureau* Respondent-Centered Establishment Survey Design Principles: An Overview
Melissa Cidade, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Sarah Grady, *Energy Information Administration*
Kenneth Herrell, *National Agricultural Statistical Service*
Temika Holland, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Maura Spiegelman, *National Center for Education Statistics* Combining Content: Considerations for Impactful Change
Heidi St.Onge, *U.S. Census Bureau* Iterative Instrument Usability Testing and the AIES
Rebecca Keegan, *U.S. Census Bureau* Respondent-centered Response Options and the AIES
Rebecca Hutchinson, *U.S. Census Bureau* Concurrent sessions E
Wednesday, October 25
10:30 PM - 12:00 PM
 Session E-1: Advancing Federal Data Collections by Experimenting with Questionnaire Design and Content, Interview Mode, and Contact Strategy **Organizer:** Alisha Coleman-Jensen, *Economic Research Service***Chair:** Alisha Coleman-Jensen, *Economic Research Service*Discussant: Darcy Miller, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* Count Me In: Challenges of Conducting a Cognitive Interview Study with Adults with an Intellectual and Developmental Disability
Ann MacFadyen, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Amanda Wilmot, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Amanda Titus, *National Center for Health Statistics* A CARI Analysis of Interviewer and Respondent Behavior Within the CE Interview Survey
Ariana Welsh, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Victoria Narine, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Erica Yu, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Brett McBride, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Wendy Carlton, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Are Video Interviews for Everyone? A Comparison of CAVI ‘Stayers’ and ‘Leavers’ in a Longitudinal Household Survey
Jesus Arrue, *Westat*
Jennifer Kelley, *Westat*
Brad Edwards, *Westat*
Rick Dulaney, *Westat*
Lena Centeno, *Westat* Lessons Learned: A Direct Care Worker Pilot Study
Manisha Sengupta, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Christine Caffrey, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Jessica Lendon, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Marie Squillace, *ASPE*
Angela Greene, *RTI International*
Melissa Hobbs, *RTI International* Prenotification Experiment in a Survey of Law Enforcement Agencies
Ryan Weber, *RTI International*
Harley Rohloff, *RTI International*
Tim Smith, *RTI International*
Elizabeth Davis, *Bureau of Justice Statistics*
Alexia Cooper, *Bureau of Justice Statistics*
Sean Goodison, *Bureau of Justice Statistics* Session E-2: Leveraging Data: Using Administrative and Synthetic Information **Organizer:** Gavin Corral, *National Agricultural Statistics Service***Chair:** Lu Chen, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* **Can It Work for Employers? Evaluating the Expansion of Administrative-Records Use beyond Nonemployer Demographics Statistics**
Adela Luque, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Valeska Araujo, *U.S. Census Bureau & George Mason University*
John Earle, *George Mason University & U.S. Census Bureau*
Vitaliy Novik, *U.S. Census Bureau & George Washington University* 
Jared Wold, *U.S. Census Bureau & George Mason University*
Sammuel Young, *Arizona State University & U.S. Census Bureau* Who is a Veteran? Evaluating DoD Data for Use in the Census Business Demographics Program
Adji Fatou Diagne, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Adela Luque, *U.S. Census Bureau* Imputing for Extraordinary Sample Events: A Story of Targeted Donor Pools and Administrative Data
Bradley Rhein, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Estimating the U.S. Citizen Voting-Age Population (CVAP) Using Blended Survey Data, Administrative Record data, and Modeling
J. David Brown, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Genevieve Denoeux, *George Washington University*
Misty L. Heggeness, *University of Kansas*
Carl Lieberman, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Lauren Medina, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Marta Murray-Close, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Danielle H. Sandler, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Joseph L. Schafer, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Matthew Spence, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Lawrence Warren, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Moises Yi, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session E-3: Inclusive Insights: Assessing the Implementation and Effects of Adding SOGI Questions to Large-Scale Data Collections **Organizer:** Julie Weeks, *National Center for Health Statistics***Chair:** Julie Weeks, *National Center for Health Statistics***Discussant:** Kristen S. Miller, *National Center for Health Statistics* Survey Measurement of Sex at Birth and Transgender Identity in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
Kathryn O’Neill, *University of Pennsylvania*
Jody Herman, *The Williams Institute, UCLA* Asking about Gender as a Single, Non-binary Construct Versus a Two-Step Question Approach
Valerie Ryan, *National Center for Health Statistics* Order Effects and Question Wording of Gender and Sexuality Blocks on Surveys: Experimental Evidence in the US and UK
Christina Pao, *Princeton University* Adding Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Measures to the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS)
Andrea Mayfield, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Marisa Wishart, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Melissa Heim Viox, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Hannah Murrow, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Marina Vornovitsky, *Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services* Session E-4: Synthetic Data Generation for Survey Data **Organizer:** Terrance D. Savitsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics***Chair:** Terrance D. Savitsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*Discussant: Monika Hu, *Vassar College* Synthesis for Complex Surveys
Yajuan Si, *University of Michigan*
Jerry Reiter, *Duke University* Synthetic Population Generation for Nested Data using Differentially Private Posteriors
Matthew R. Williams, *RTI International*
Hang Kim, *University of Cincinatti*
Terrance D. Savitsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Monika Hu, *Vassar College* Private Tabular Survey Data Products through Synthetic Microdata Generation
Terrance D. Savitsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Monika Hu, *Vassar College*
Matthew R. Williams, *RTI International* Calibration procedure for estimates obtained from posterior approximation algorithms, with application to domain-level modeling
Julie Gershunskaya, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Terrance D. Savitsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Session E-5: Ensuring Scientific Integrity in the Federal Statistical System **Organizer:** Michael Hawes, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Michael Hawes, *U.S. Census Bureau***Discussant:** Michael Hawes, *U.S. Census Bureau* **Panelists:** Chris Marcum, *White House*
  Barry Johnson, *Internal Revenue Service*
  Melissa Chiu, *CNSTAT*
  Monique Eleby, *U.S. Census Bureau*
  Michael Walsh, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session E-6: The Missing Data Puzzle: Exploring Imputation Methods **Organizer:** Diba Khan, *National Center for Health Statistics***Chair:** Diba Khan, *National Center for Health Statistics***Discussant:** Phil Kott, *RTI International* That’s a Long Survey! Using Split-Questionnaire Design to Reduce Respondent Burden in a State Health Survey
Cameron McPhee, *SSRS*
YuChing Yang, *UCLA*
Jiangzhou Fu, *UCLA*
Cordelia Horch, *SSRS* Effect of Improving Data Imputation and Processing Procedures on ERS Farm Household Income Forecasts
David Williams, *Economic Research Service*
Wei-Yin Loh, *University of Wisconsin-Madison*
Daniel Ayasse, *Economic Research Service*
Katherine Lim, *Economic Research Service*
Christine Whitt, *Economic Research Service* Editing Tools for Reconciling Household Energy Characteristics with Administrative Data from Energy Suppliers
L. Kaili Diamond, *Energy Information Administration*
S. Grace Deng, *Energy Information Administration* Improved Longitudinal Imputation Method in Survey of Doctorate Recipients
Minsun Riddles, *Westat*
Jean Opsomer, *Westat*
Wan-Ying Chang, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Laura Alvarez-Rojas, *Westat*
Shelley Brock Roth, *Westat*
Medha Uppala, *Westat* Evaluating Imputation Models for Totals Considering Missing Patterns
Young-Jun Kweon, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics* Concurrent sessions F
Wednesday, October 25
1:45 PM – 3:15 PM
 Session F-1: Who’s Keeping the Score . . . on Data Quality **Organizer:** Darius Singpurwalla, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics***Chair:** Darius Singpurwalla, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* An Introduction to the FCSM Framework for Data Quality
Darius Singpurwalla, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* Rule-Based Data Validation and Reconciliation of Survey Responses
Gunnar Ingle, *Summit Consulting, LLC*
Albert Lee, *Summit Consulting, LLC*
Ryan Kling, *Summit Consulting, LLC*
Balint Peto, *Summit Consulting, LLC* A Data Quality Scorecard to Assess a Data Source’s Fitness for Use
Elizabeth Mannshardt, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
John Finamore, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Lisa B. Mirel, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Julie Banks, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
F. Jay Breidt, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Benjamin R. Peck, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Kiegan Rice, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Zachary H. Seeskin, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Lance A. Selfa, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Grace Xie, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Session F-2: Dynamics of Data Linkage: Techniques and Challenges **Organizer:** Tamara Lee, *Department of Veterans Affairs***Chair:** Tamara Lee, *Department of Veterans Affairs* Measuring Innovation in Multinational Enterprises
Allison Derrick, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Use of Self-Generated Identification Codes for Data Linkages in Highly Clustered Samples Involving Youth Populations
Chidinma Nwankwo, *Mathematica*
Tiffany Waits, *Mathematica*
Avery Hennigar, *Mathematica*
Lourdes Fernandez, *Mathematica*
Amy Harris, *Mathematica*
William Waddell, *Mathematica*
Sam Boneli, *Mathematica*
Elizabeth Cavadel, *Mathematica* Enabling Economic Statistics Modernization
Jessica Wellwood, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Erica Marquette, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Ali Obaidi, *MITRE*
Adrienne Chen-Young, *MITRE* Linking the 1980 Post-Enumeration Program Samples to the Decennial Census
Kelsey Drotning, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Katie Genadek, *U.S. Census Bureau* Agree to Disagree? Comparing IRS, NCOA, and Census Bureau Survey Migration Measures
Thomas B. Foster, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Mark Ellis, *University of Washington*
Lee Fiorio, *University of Washington* Session F-3: Advancements in Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Measurement **Organizer:** Jennifer M. Ortman, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Christina Dragon, *National Institutes of Health* Sex and Gender Identity Measurement in Criminal Justice System Administrative Data: Evidence from the Instrument Redesign Efforts for the Bureau of Justice Statistics’ Survey of Sexual Victimization
Emily Buehler, *Bureau of Justice Statistics*
Greta B. Clark, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Krysten Mesner, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jessica A.R. White, *U.S. Census Bureau* Collecting SOGI Data for the Federal Workforce
Renee Ellis, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Christina Dragon, *National Institutes of Health* Updates on A Research Agenda for the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Questions on the Experimental Household Pulse Survey
Zachary Scherer, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jacqueline Banks, *U.S. Census Bureau* Just to Confirm: Evaluating the Reliability and Validity of Survey Questions on Sex and Gender
Elise Christopher, *National Center for Education Statistics*
David Richards, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Maura Spiegelman, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Harper Haynes, *RTI International* Testing and Implementing SOGI Questions in the American Community Survey
Elizabeth A. Poehler, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jessica Holzberg, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Amy Symens Smith, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session F-4: Democratizing Data: A Search and Discovery Platform for Public Data Assets **Organizer:** Spiro Stefanou, *Economic Research Service***Chair:** Nancy Potok, *NAPx Consulting***Discussant:** Vipin Arora, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* **Overview of the Search and Discovery Platform and the Data Science Behind It**
Nancy Potok, *NAPx Consulting* Theory of Change Showing Value of ERS Statistical Data
Spiro Stefanou, *Economic Research Service* Tackling Declining Response Rates: Increasing Response Rates by Farmers Because They Can See How Their Responses Can be Used to Benefit Their Own Businesses as Well as the Public
Hubert Hamer, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* Forging New Partnerships: A vision for Education Statistics
Josh DeLaRosa, *National Center for Education Statistics* NCSES: Making Connections Across the Data Ecosystem
Emilda Rivers, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* Session F-5: Testing a New Combined Race and Ethnicity Question in Household Surveys: Agency Methods and Results **Organizer:** Rebecca L. Morrison, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*Chair: Rebecca L. Morrison, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*Discussant: Darby Steiger, *SSRS* Quantitative Testing Results from a New Race and Ethnicity Question from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tywanquila Walker, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Rebecca L. Morrison, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Robin Kaplan, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Victoria Narine, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Erica Yu, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Results from Qualitative Testing of a New Race and Ethnicity Question from the National Agricultural Statistics Service
Kathy Ott, *National Agricultural Statistics Service*
Struther Van Horn, *National Agricultural Statistics Service* Reflecting a Diverse America: Qualitative Testing of Changes to Race and Ethnicity Collection in the United States
Victoria Dounoucos, *RTI International*
Y. Patrick Hsieh, *RTI International*
Daniela Glusberg, *RSS*
Alisú Schoua-Glusberg, *RSS*
Aleia Clark Fobia, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jennifer Childs, *U.S. Census Bureau* A Cognitive Interview Evaluation of the Proposed Combined Race and Ethnicity Question for Statistical Policy Directive 15, Standards for Maintaining, Collecting, and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity
Stephanie Willson, *National Center for Health Statistics* Session F-6: Applications of Modeling and Post Randomization to Improve Estimation **Organizer:** Jennifer Rhorer, *National Agricultural Statistics Service***Chair:** Jennifer Rhorer, *Naltional Agricultural Statistics Service* On Response Model Selection and its Use for Testing Bias of Mean Estimates in Case of Not Missing at Random Nonresponse
Michael Sverchkov, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Two Not-So-Different Approaches for Dealing with Not-Missing-at-Random Unit Nonresponse
Phillip S Kott, *RTI International* Predicting the Effect of Business Births and Deaths on the Current Employment Statistics Survey: Using Sample Information to Minimize Coverage Error
Steve Mance, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Chris Grieves, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Collin Witt, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Response Propensity to a Nonprobability Survey
Vladislav Beresovsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Terrance Savitsky, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Matthew R. Williams, *RTI International*
Julie Gershunskaya, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Small area estimation of forest carbon using carbon maps and model-assisted regression in Maryland
Andrew Lister, *USDA Forest Service*
George Hurtt, *University of Maryland*
Lei Ma, *University of Maryland*
Ty Wilson, *USDA Forest Service* Concurrent sessions G
Wednesday, October 25
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
 Session G-1: If We Modernize the Survey, Will They Respond? **Organizer:** Doug Williams, *Bureau of Labor Statistics***Chair:** Robin Kaplan, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Rapid Response Surveys: Household Pulse Survey 2.0
Hyon B. Shin, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jennifer Hunter Childs, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Cassandra Logan, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jason Fields, *U.S. Census Bureau* National Hospital Care Survey: Redesigning the Annual Hospital Interview
Catherine Rappole, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Geoffrey Jackson, *National Center for Health Statistics* Data Quality in the Online Panel Self-Administered Diary Test of the Consumer Expenditure Survey
Graham Jones, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Nikki Graf, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Wendy Carlton, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Tucker Miller, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Comparison of Paper-and-pencil Versus Tablet Administration of the 2021 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)
Jingjing Li, PhD, MD, MPH, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Adriana Rico, MPH, CPH, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Nancy Brener, PhD, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Alice Roberts, MS, *ICF International*
Jonetta Mpofu, PhD, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Mike Underwood, PhD, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention* Changes in Survey Methods during the COVID-19 Crisis and Data Quality: the Case of the Spanish Survey of Household Finances (EFF) 2020
Elena Vozmediano, *Banco de España*
Laura Crespo, *Banco de España*
Sandra García-Uribe, *Banco de España* Session G-2: Directions in Measuring Disability: Use and Evaluation of the Washington Group Short Set on Functioning **Organizer:** Julie D. Weeks, *National Center for Health Statistics***Chair:** Laryssa Mykyta, *National Center for Health Statistics*Discussant: Jennifer Madans, *Center for Inclusive Policy* An Introduction to the Washington Group Short Set on Functioning
Cordell Golden, *National Center for Health Statistics* Census Bureau Evaluations of Proposed Changes to the ACS Disability Questions
Natalie Young, *U.S. Census Bureau* Comparing Survey Reports of Disability Using the WG-SS and ACS Question Sets
Julie D. Weeks, *National Center for Health Statistics* Session G-3: Recent Advances in Data Privacy and Public Policy **Organizer:** Harrison Quick, *Drexel University***Chair:** Jingchen Hu, *Vassar College* Recent Efforts in Statistical Privacy and Public Policy
Jingchen Hu, *Vassar College* **To Share, or Not to Share, That is the Question: Use of Synthetic Data Approach in Criminal Justice**
KiDeuk Kim, *Urban Institute* Do No Harm Guide: Applying Equity Awareness on Data Privacy Methods
Claire Bowen, *Urban Institute* **Generating Differentially Private, Tract-level Synthetic Data for Births in Pennsylvania**
Harrison Quick, *Drexel University* Session G-4: Advances in Implementing Title III of the Evidence Act: Enhancing Public Trust in Official Statistics and Expanding Data Access for Evidence Building **Organizer:** John Finamore, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*Chair: Karin Orvis, *Office of Management and Budget* Building Trust in Federal Statistics
Kerrie Leslie, *Office of Management and Budget* Expanding Secure Access to Confidential Data Assets
Spiro Stefanou, *Economic Research Service* Standard Application Process: Portal, Process, Governance
John Finamore, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* The ACDEB’s Vision of a National Service for Evidence Building
Emilda Rivers, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* The Role of the Statistical Official in Advancing Evidence Building
Alex Marten, *Environmental Protection Agency* Session G-5: Innovations from the Criminal Justice Administrative Records System (CJARS) Project **Organizer:** Keith Finlay, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Keith Finlay, *U.S. Census Bureau* An Overview of the Criminal Justice Administrative Records System
Keith Finlay, *U.S. Census Bureau* Presenting the Justice Outcomes Explorer (JOE)
Michael Mueller-Smith, *University of Michigan*
Jordan Papp, *University of Michigan* Socioeconomic Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Young Adulthood
Shawn Ratcliff, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Keith Finlay, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jordan Papp, *University of Michigan*
Megan C. Kearns, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Cora Peterson, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention* Session G-6: America’s DataHub Consortium: Building Capacity for the Future **Organizer:** May Aydin, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics***Chair:** May Aydin, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* America’s DataHub Consortium Support of NCSES Priorities
May Aydin, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* National Secure Data Service Demonstration Project
Heather Madray, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* Opportunities to Engage in ADC/NSDS-D Activities
Mike Atkinson, *ATI* Concurrent sessions H
Thursday, October 26
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
 Session H-1: Business Revenue and Employment Growth and Decline During the COVID-19 Pandemic Period: Evidence from the Business Dynamics Statistics **Organizer:** Martha Stinson, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Cheryl Grim, *U.S. Census Bureau* The Business Dynamics Statistics: Describing the Evolution of the U.S. Economy from 1978-2021
Martha Stinson, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Christopher Goetz, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Spencer Knoll, *U.S. Census Bureau* Business Dynamics Statistics for Single-Unit Firms
Christopher Goetz, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Richard Beem, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Martha Stinson, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Sean Wang, *U.S. Census Bureau* Employment and Revenue Dynamics of SBA Covid Relief Recipients
Richard Beem, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Shawn Klimek, *Department of Commerce* Session H-2: Linking NCES Data to Other Data Sets: Research, Opportunities, and Challenges Linking Records from NCES Data Sets to Other Data Sets **Organizer:** Brian Cramer, *National Center for Education Statistics***Chair:** Brian Cramer, *National Center for Education Statistics* Linking NAEP and COVID Data Hub
Katherine Castellano, *Educational Testing Service*
Carol Eckerly, *Educational Testing Service*
Helena Jia, *Educational Testing Service* Linking NAEP 2022 to the 2021 Monthly School Survey
Carol Eckerly, *Educational Testing Service*
Robert Finnegan, *Educational Testing Service*
Helena Jia, *Educational Testing Service*
Laura Jerry, *Educational Testing Service* College Enrollment Benchmarks for the Grade 12 NAEP Mathematics Assessment
Burhan Ogut, *American Institutes of Research*
George Bohrnstedt, *American Institutes of Research*
Markus Broer, *American Institutes of Research* Early Reading Skill Development and Characteristics of Reading Skill Profiles
B. Jasmine Park, *American Institutes of Research*
Xiaying Zheng, *American Institutes of Research*
Yuan Zhang, *American Institutes of Research* Session H-3: Data Integration Techniques for Improving Economic Statistics on Multinational Enterprises **Organizer:** Kyle Hood, *Bureau of Economic Analysis***Chair:** Ricardo Limes, *Bureau of Economic Analysis***Discussant:** Allison Derrick, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Multinational Firms in the U.S. Economy: Insights from Newly Integrated Microdata
Jessica McCloskey, *Bureau of Economic Analysis*
Fariha Kamal, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Wei Ouyang, *U.S. Census Bureau* Linking Data Across International Survey Programs
Jennifer Bruner, *Bureau of Economic Analysis*
Alexis Grimm, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Using Entity Resolution to Improve Inward FDI—QCEW Estimates
Lowell Mason, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Improving FDI State-level Employment Statistics Using the QCEW
Ricardo Limes, *Bureau of Economic Analysis*
Ryan Smith, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Session H-4: Data Quality: Addressing Disclosure, Deidentification, and the Utility of Publicly Available Data **Organizer:** Suzanne Strong, *Bureau of Justice Statistics***Chair:** David Johnson, *National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine* Leveraging the FCSM Data Quality Framework to Better Communicate Data Quality
Catherine Lamoreaux, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Jennifer D. Parker, *National Center for Health Statistics* Data Deidentification Research and Resources from the NIST Collaborative Research Cycle
Christine Task, *Knexus Research*
Gary Howarth, *National Institute of Standards and Technology*
Karan Bhagat, *Knexus Research* Refining Disclosure Controls for the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries
Danny Friel, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Alyssa Gillen, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Julie Krautter, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Yvangelista Saastamoinen, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Private Funding of ‘Free’ Data: A Theoretical Framework
Rachel Soloveichik, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Session H-5: Advancing the Federal Statistical Ecosystem TODAY! A ‘How- to’ Session for Supporting the FSS **Organizer:** Jennifer Nielsen, *National Center for Education Statistics***Chair:** Jennifer Nielsen, *National Center for Education Statistics* FCSM: A Brief Overview of FCSM and Ways You Can Get Involved
Jennifer Nielsen, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Darius Singpurwalla, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Ellen Galantucci, *Federal Maritime Commission* CNSTAT: Helping Improve Federal Statistics, Methods, and Practices for Over 50 Years
Melissa Chiu, *CNSTAT* COPAFS: Advancing and Promoting Understanding of Federal Statistics and Federal Statistical Agencies
Paul Schroeder, *COPAFS* ASA: Promoting the Practice and Profession of Statistics®
Steve Pierson, *American Statistical Association* WSS: Live or Work in the Metropolitan Washington, DC Area? Use Statistical or Data Science Methods or Data? If the Answers to These Questions are “Yes,” Join the Washington Statistical Society (WSS)
Erin Tanenbaum, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Session H-6: What is Consumer Inflation? A Family of Indexes Tells the Story **Organizer:** Anya Stockburger, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*Chair: Thesia Garner, *Bureau of Labor Statistics***Discussant:** Ana Aizcorbe, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* A History of BLS Research Consumer Price Indexes and the Equivalized Income Quintile Series
Joshua Klick, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Anya Stockburger, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Disentangling Rent Index Differences: Data, Methods, and Scope
Brian Adams, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Lara Lowenstein, *Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland*
Hugh Montag, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Randall Verbrugge, *Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland* Household Cost Indexes: Prototype Methods and Results
Robert Martin, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Joshua Klick, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
William Johnson, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Paul Liegey, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Concurrent sessions I
Thursday, October 26
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
 Session I-1: Data Driven Insights: The Utility and Policy Building of Integrated Data from Federal Statistical Agencies **Organizer:** Lisa B Mirel, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics***Chair:** Elizabeth Mannshardt, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*Discussant: Lisa B Mirel, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* Linking the Policy and Utility of Linked Data in Science and Engineering
John Finamore, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Wan-Ying Chang, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics* Does the Decade Matter? Examining the Impact of Using Geocodes from Different Decades in the Analysis of Merged Survey and Contextual Data
Jessie Parker, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Luis Roberto del Pozzo, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Cordell Golden, *National Center for Health Statistics* Using Linked Data to Train and Validate Machine Learning Prediction Models
Orlando Davy, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Cordell Golden, *National Center for Health Statistics* Session I-2: An Updated Measure of Poverty: (Re)Drawing the Line; Recommendations and Their Implementation **Organizer:** David Johnson, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine***Chair:** David Johnson, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine***Discussants:** Chris Mackie, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine*, and Michelle Ver Ploeg, *Economic Research Service* Recommendations and Conclusions from the CNSTAT Report
Jim Ziliak, *University of Kentucky* Updating the SPM: Plans, Schedule and Using Households
Liana Fox, *U.S. Census Bureau* Health Inclusive Poverty Measure Estimates in the United States: 2022
John Creamer, *U.S. Census Bureau* Accounting for Rents and Net Implicit Rental Income in an SPM-like Measure through the Use of Rental Equivalence for Owner-occupied Housing
Thesia I. Garner, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Jake Schild, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Session I-3: A Roadmap for Disclosure Avoidance in the Survey of Income and Program Participation **Organizer:** Brad Chaney, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine*Chair: Brad Chaney, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine***Discussant:** Caleb R. Floyd, *U.S. Census Bureau* **Assessing the Level of Disclosure Risk in SIPP**
V. Joseph Hotz, *Duke University* **Promoting Usability and Accessibility in SIPP While Respecting Respondent Confidentiality**
Jennifer Lynne Van Hook, *The Pennsylvania State University* **Virtual Data Enclaves and Secure Data Access**
Heeju Sohn, *Emory University* **The Potential of a Remote Analysis Platform as a Tool for Protecting Confidentiality**
Thomas Richard Krenzke, *Westat*
Natalie Shlomo, *University of Manchester* **Geography and Small Area Estimation in SIPP**
Scott Holan, *University of Missouri* Session I-4: Building on GDP: The Future of Economic Statistics **Organizer:** Bob Sivinski, *Office of Management and Budget*Chair: Vipin Arora, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Global Supply Chains: New Resources and the Path Forward
Tom Howells, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* BEA’s Measures of Economic Well-Being
Alyssa Holdren, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Technical Advances through Environmental-Economic Accounting to Expand Statistical Measures
Charles Rhodes, *Office of Management and Budget* Expanding the Frontier of Economic Statistics Using Alternative Data: A Case Study of Regional Employment
Abe Dunn, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Session I-5: Enhancing Survey Programs by Using Multiple Data Sources **Organizer:** Brian Harris-Kojetin, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine***Chair:** Melissa Chiu, *National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine***Discussant:** Joseph Salvo, *University of Virginia Biocomplexity Institute* Overview of Toward a 21st Century National Data Infrastructure: Enhancing Survey Program by Using Multiple Data Sources
Elizabeth Stuart, *Johns Hopkins University* Using Multiple Data Sources to Enhance Data Equity
Kimberlyn Leary, *Harvard Medical School* **Measuring and Mitigating Racial Disparities in Tax Audits**
Tom Hertz, *Internal Revenue Service* Session I-6: Innovations in Gathering Health Data: Pilots, Methods, and Lessons **Organizer:** Rich Levy, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Rich Levy, *U.S. Census Bureau* The 2021 Physician Pain Management Questionnaire Pilot Study: Lessons Learned and Future Implications
Brian W. Ward, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Doreen Gidali, *National Center for Health Statistics* Design of a Pilot Test of Businesses to Study the Effects of Omitting Select Survey Processes on Survey Response and Data Quality
David Kashihara, *Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality*
Matthew Thompson, *U.S. Census Bureau* Can High-quality Health Tracking Data be Collected Using a Probability Panel Sample? Results From a National Bridge Study
Jazmyne Sutton, *SSRS*
Ashley Kirzinger, *Kaiser Family Foundation*
Cameron McPhee, *SSRS* Measuring the Reliability of Method Comparison Study Methodology Using Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Jennifer Rammon, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Kevin Chuang, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Te-Ching Chen, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Hee-Choon Shin, *National Center for Health Statistics* Lessons Learned from the National Electronic Health Records Survey
Kelly L. Myrick, PhD, CPH, *National Center for Health Statistics*
Mohsin Mahar, MPH, *Reli Group Inc.* Concurrent sessions J
Thursday, October 26
1:45 PM – 3:15 PM
 Session J-1: Enhancing Food Policy Research Through Administrative Data Linkages **Organizer:** Matthew P. Rabbitt, *Economic Research Service***Chair:** Mark Prell, *Economic Research Service***Discussant:** Constance Newmann, *Food and Nutrition Service* SNAP Participation Dynamics in A Long-Term Administrative Data Panel
Laura Tiehen, *Economic Research Service*
Kegan O’Connor, *Economic Research Service*
Christian A. Gregory, *Economic Research Service*
Maria Perez-Patron, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Mark Prell, *Economic Research Service*
Michelle Ver Ploeg, *Economic Research Service* Developing a Longitudinal Database to Facilitate Research on SNAP Participation
Renuka Bhaskar, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Maria Perez-Patron, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Brad Foster, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Brian Knop, *U.S. Census Bureau* Estimating the Prevalence of Food Security for HUD Subsidized Housing Units though Data Linkage
Veronica E. Helms, *Department of Housing and Urban Development*
Emily Molfino, *U.S. Census Bureau* Addressing Nonresponse Bias in Food Security Measures Using Weighting Adjustments
Jonathan Eggleston, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Matthew P. Rabbitt, *Economic Research Service*
David C. Ribar, *Georgia State University*
Alisha Coleman-Jensen, *Economic Research Service* Session J-2: Putting Statistics on the Map, Using Spatial Analysis and Geography to Reveal the Story **Organizer:** Ed Strocko, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics***Chair:** Ed Strocko, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics* Tax Filing Literacy Gaps in the Small Business and Enterprising Gig Ecosystem: Exploring Spatial Socio-economic and Demographic Factors
Barbara J. Robles, *Retired, Federal Reserve Board*
Caroline Bruckner, *American University* Reimagining Redistricting Data Products
Emily Molfino, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Sallie Keller, *U.S. Census Bureau* Discovering Hidden Patterns in County-Level Diagnosed Diabetes Incidence in The United States Using Neural Networks: A Spatio-Temporal Analysis From 2011 to 2020
Hui Xie, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention*
Deborah B. Rolka, *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention* Accurately Identifying and Enumerating Multiunit Housing with Remote Sensing Data for Address Frame Enhancement
Lee Fiorio, *NORC at the University of Chicago*
Ned English, *NORC at the University of Chicago* Geospatial Heterogeneity in Inflation: A Market Concentration Story
Michael Navarrete, *University of Maryland*
Seula Kim, *Princeton University* Session J-3: Improving Price Index Measurement: Methods for Incorporating New or Alternative Data Sources **Organizer:** Kyle Hood, *Bureau of Economic Analysis***Chair:** Jeffrey Gonzalez, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* A Bootstrap Variance Method to Evaluate Blended Import and Export Price Indexes with Census Trade Data
Daniel Yang, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Helen McCulley, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Xiao Fan, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
Rozi Ulics, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* A Match Adjusted R-Squared Method for Defining Products within Census Administrative Trade Data
Helen McCulley, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Preliminary Market Basket Weights for Chained CPI-U
Kate Eckerle, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Variances of Combined Consumer Price Index Survey and Alternative data
Onimissi Sheidu, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Session J-4: The Importance of Private Sector Data to Federal Statistics **Organizer:** Thomas L. Mesenbourg Jr., *CNSTAT***Chair:** Thomas L. Mesenbourg Jr., *CNSTAT* **Panelists:** Thomas L. Mesenbourg Jr., *CNSTAT*
  William J. Wiatrowski, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*
  Ron S. Jarmin, *U.S. Census Bureau*
  Fiona Greig, *Vanguard* Session J-5: Leveraging Machine Learning to Improve the Accuracy and Reliability of Official Statistics **Organizer:** Kyle Hood, *Bureau of Economic Analysis***Chair:** Kyle Hood, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Using Machine Learning to Assess Question Performance
Anil Battalahalli, *Westat*
Ting Yan, *Westat*
Hanyu Sun, *Westat* **Matching Occupational Injury Data Using Augmented Siamese Neural Networks**
Elan Segarra, *Bureau of Labor Statistics* Using Machine Learning for Quality Assessments of Call Center Interactions – A Case Study
Elizabeth Nichols, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Monica Puerto, *Accenture Federal*
Brian Sadacca, *Accenture Federal*
Shaun Genter, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Kevin Zajac, *U.S. Census Bureau* Digitization and Capture as a Service (DCaaS): Facilitating the Transition to Electronic Records for Federal Agencies
Nevada Basdeo, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Kevin L Schweickhardt, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Brandon Michael Dubbs, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session J-6: Federal Statistical Infrastructure for Puerto Rico **Organizer:** Carrie Dennis, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Tomás E. Encarnación, *U.S. Census Bureau***Discussant:** Lorena Molina-Irizarry, *U.S. Department of Commerce* New Economic Data Products and Efforts to Improve Data Access for Puerto Rico
Michael Lopez-Pelliccia, *U.S. Census Bureau* The Value of Federal Data for Puerto Rico GDP
Amy Filipek, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* **Supporting the Transformation of Puerto Rico’s Address Infrastructure**
Andrea Johnson, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Lynda Liptrap, *U.S. Census Bureau* Concurrent sessions K
Thursday, October 26
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
 Session K-1: Advances on Federal SOGISC Data: The Federal Evidence Agenda, OMB Guidance, and the NASEM Report **Organizer:** Christina Dragon, *National Institutes of Health***Chair:** Elise Christopher, *National Center for Education Statistics* Measuring Sex, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation Moving Forward
Kellan Baker, *Whitman-Walker Institute* Best Practices for Collecting SOGI Data on Federal Surveys
Bob Sivinski, *Office of Management and Budget* Leveraging Data to Advance Equity for LGBTQI+ People
Renee Ellis, *U.S. Census Bureau* Session K-2: Collecting Race and Ethnicity in Establishment Surveys: Agency Methods and Results **Organizer:** Rebecca L. Morrison, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*Chair: Rebecca L. Morrison, *Bureau of Labor Statistics***Discussant:** Jeri Mulrow, *Westat***Location:** Chesapeake B Challenges in Collecting and Reporting Race and Ethnicity Data in Establishments: Examples from Two Federal Surveys
Herman Alvarado, *Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration*
Kathryn Piscopo, *Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration*
Krysten Mesner, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Amy Anderson Riemer, *U.S. Census Bureau* The Use of Moderated and Unmoderated Cognitive Testing to Evaluate Revised Race & Ethnicity Questions by Proxy Reporting in Establishment Surveys
Krysten Mesner, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Amy Anderson Riemer, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Jessica White, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Patrice Hall, *U.S. Census Bureau* Evaluating the Feasibility of Collecting Detailed Race and Ethnicity Data About Students and Employees from Their Institutions
Michael Yamaner, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Jennifer Beck, *National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics*
Laura Burns Fritch, *RTI International* Public Schools’ Student and Teacher Race/Ethnicity Data: Findings from the School Pulse Panel
Rebecca Bielamowicz, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Josue Delarosa, *National Center for Education Statistics*
Ryan Iaconelli, *National Center for Education Statistics* Session K-3: Using Data to Overcome the Supply Chain Challenges of Today and Tomorrow **Organizer:** Carla Medalia, *U.S. Census Bureau***Chair:** Heather Evans, *International Trade Administration* Re-imagining the Supply Chain at the Census Bureau
Carla Medalia, *U.S. Census Bureau*
Christian Moscardi, *U.S. Census Bureau* The Role of Transportation Statistics in Measuring the Supply Chain
Rolf Schmitt, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics*
Cha-Chi Fan, *Bureau of Transportation Statistics* The Role of Data in Supporting a More Resilient Manufacturing Supply Chain
Nico Thomas, *National Institute of Standards and Technology*
Stephen Campbell, *National Institute of Standards and Technology* **Farm to Market: The Agricultural Supply Chain**
Kranti Mulik, *USDA* Session K-4: Measuring the Health of the Federal Statistical System **Organizer:** Steve Pierson, *American Statistical Association***Chair:** Steve Pierson, *American Statistical Association* **Panelists:** Claire Bowen, *Urban Institute*
  Connie Citro, *CNSTAT*
  Nancy Potok, *NAPx Consulting*
  **Brian Moyer, *National Centor for Health Statistics***
  Jonathan Auerbach, *George Mason University* Session K-5: Seize the Data: Program Oversight, Policy Recommendations, and Insights from Using Linked Survey and Administrative Data **Organizer:** Sirin Yaemsiri, *Government Accountability Office*Chair: Jared Smith, *Government Accountability Office***Discussant:** Jeff Tessin, *Government Accountability Office* Blending Probability Sampling with API and Administrative Data: Estimating Recall Rates for Rideshare Vehicles in the 50 States
Abinash Mohanty, *Government Accountability Office*
Sirin Yaemsiri, *Government Accountability Office*
Joanie Lofgren, *Government Accountability Office* Unequal Opportunity: Leveraging Blended Data to Assess Dress Code Disparities Among K-12 Students
Frances Tirado, *Government Accountability Office*
Sonya Vartivarian, *Government Accountability Office* Disparities in Longevity across Communities in the United States
Lijia Guo, *Government Accountability Office* Session K-6: Advances in Estimation and Forecasting: Examples from the Digital Economy, Population Migration, and SNAP **Organizer:** Suzanne Strong, *Bureau of Justice Statistics***Chair:** Suzanne Strong, *Bureau of Justice Statistics***Location:** Room 0105 New Estimates of the SNAP Multiplier
Erik Scherpf, *Economic Research Service*
Pat Canning, *Economic Research Service*
Sarah Rehkamp, *Economic Research Service*
Abby Okrent, *Economic Research Service* Forecasting Migrant Encounters at the Southwest Border: Leveraging Quantitative and Qualitative Insights to Maximize Forecasting Accuracy
Justin Schon, *Department of Homeland Security*
Nadwa Mossaad, *Department of Homeland Security*
Douglas Baals, *Department of Homeland Security* Measuring Digital Intermediation Services in the Digital Economy: Experimental Estimates of Rideshare, Homeshare, and Delivery Services
Tina Highfill, *Bureau of Economic Analysis*
Brian Quistorff, *Bureau of Economic Analysis* Comparing Decennial Census Counts and Local Population and Household Estimates: A Case Study in Fairfax County, Virginia
Xuemei Han, *Fairfax County Government*
Fei Carnes, *Fairfax County Government*
Mabel Ansah, *Fairfax County Government*
Yan Jiang, *Fairfax County Government*
Michelle Gregory, *Fairfax County Government*
Xingyou Zhang, *Bureau of Labor Statistics*


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