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2012 Research Conference
Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC  January 10-12, 2012**FINAL PROGRAM**

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PLENARY -**"Who is This Survey Designed for, the 'Agency' or the Respondent?"**SESSION - Don Dillman (Washington State University, USA)

TUESDAY AM
CONCURRENT SESSION I-A    INCENTIVES: A LOOK ACROSS STUDIES AND TIME    
More Money? The Impact of Larger Incentives on Response Rates in Two Phase Mail Survey

Cameron McPhee (American Institutes for Research, USA) and Sarah Hastedt (National Center for Education Statistics, USA)

What Has It Gotten Us? Examining Incentives Over Time in a Cross-Sectional Study

Tracy Hunt-White (National Center for Education Statistics, USA) and Jennifer Wine and Peter Siegel (RTI International, USA)

An Investment in Goodwill or Encouraging Delays? Examining the Effects of Incentives in a Longitudinal Study

Karen Grigorian (NORC at the University of Chicago, USA) and Lynn Milan (National Science Foundation, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION I-B  THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMIZATION SURVEY (NCVS) SMALL AREA ESTIMATION PROGRAM  
Generic Area Estimations and Local Crime Patterns

Michael Planty (Bureau of Justice Statistics, USA)

Rethinking the NCVS: Subnational Goals Through Direct Estimation

Robert Fay and Jianzhu Li (Westat, Inc. USA)

Rethinking the NCVS: Small Area Estimation Approaches to Estimating Crime  

Jianzhu Li, Mamadou Diallo, and Robert Fay (Westat, Inc. USA)

Designing Low(er)-Cost Companion to the National Crime Victimization Survey  

J. Michael Brick and W. Sherman Edwards (Westat, Inc., USA) and Sharon Lohr (Arizona State University, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION I-C  NEW APPROACHES TO OLD PROBLEMS IN IMPUTATION  
Census 2012 Count Imputation: Collapsing Strategies Using Mean Squared Error

Andrew Keller (U.S. Census Bureau)

Implementation of Improvements to the Allocation Routine for Health Insurance Coverage in the CPS ASEC

Joanna Turner and Michel Boudreaux (University of Minnesota, USA)

Evaluations of Imputation Methods to Improve the American Community Survey Estimates of the Group Quarters Population for Small Geographies

Mark Asiala, Michael Beaghen, Alfredo Navarro, and Lynn Weidman (U.S. Census Bureau)

Wage Imputation in the OES Survey: A Model-Based Approach

Jane Osburn (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION I-D    ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND U.S. IMMIGRATION    
Estimates of International Migration for United States Natives

Christopher Dick, Eric Jensen, and David Armstrong (U.S. Census Bureau)

Forecasting Immigration Trends With Bayesian Structural Time Series Models

Scott Borger and Anthony Kassekert (Office of Immigration Statistics, USA)

Imputing the Legal Status of Foreign-Born Persons on Surveys: Two New Approaches

Dean Judson (Decision Analytics, USA)

Estimating Personal Transfers From the United States  

Rachel Soloveichik and Anne Flatness (Bureau of Economic Analysis, USA)

TUESDAY PM
CONCURRENT SESSION II-A  SIMULATION MODELS OF FEDERAL SURVEYS  
The Case for Simulation Models of Federal Surveys

Lawrence Cox (National Institute of Statistical Sciences, USA)

Simulating NHIS Field Operations  

Bor-Chung Chen (Federal Railroad Administration, USA)

WSSM: World’s Simplest Survey Microsimulator

Alan Karr, Satkartar Kinney, and Lawrence Cox (National Institute of Statistical Sciences, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION II-B  ENHANCING SURVEYS THROUGH DATA LINKAGE  
Retrospective Linking of ECLS-K and ECLS-B Reading Scores

Carolyn Fidelman (National Center for Education Statistics, USA)

The Role of Community Health Centers in Providing Safety-Net Access to Health Care

Sandra Decker (National Center for Health Statistics, USA) and Frederic Selck (Johns Hopkins University, USA)

Use of Synthetic Data in Testing Administrative Records Systems

K. Bradley Paxton and Thomas Hager (ADI, LLC, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION II-C  USING MULTI-MODE TECHNIQUES  
Return to Sender: Improving Response Rates in Two-stage Mail Surveys

Saida Mamedova and Cameron McPhee (American Institutes for Research, USA)

Multi-mode Survey Response Process for a Complex Economic Survey

Richard Hough (U.S. Census Bureau) and Brandon Shackelford (Twin Ravens Consulting, USA)

Redesigning the National Surveys of Long-Term Care Providers  

Lauren Harris-Kojetin (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION II-D  ECONOMIC STATISTICS  
Measuring the Economic Impact of Intellectual Property Reliant Industries  

Brittany Bond, Jocelyn Burston, and David Langdon (U.S. Department of Commerce)

Modernization of Benchmarking Economic Time Series at the U.S. Census Bureau 

Irene Brown (U.S. Census Bureau)

Using a Leading Credit Index to Predict Turning Points in the U.S. Business Cycle  

Gad Levanon, Jean-Claude Manini, Ataman Ozyildirim, Brian Schaitkin, and Jennelyn Tanchua (The Conference Board, USA)

Early Estimates for the Retail Trade with a Mixed Model

Pieter Vlag (Statistics Netherlands)
CONCURRENT SESSION III-A  USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS DATA IN THE 2020 CENSUS  
Possible 2020 Census Designs and the Use of Administrative Records: What is the Impact on Cost and Quality?

Frank Vitrano and Maryann Chapin (U.S. Census Bureau)

2010 Census Simulation: Comparing Administrative Records and Decennial Data

Amy O’Hara (U.S. Census Bureau)

Public Attitudes Toward the Use of Administrative Records in the U.S. Census: Does Question Frame Matter?

Nancy Bates, Monica Wroblewski, and Joanne Pascale (U.S. Census Bureau)
CONCURRENT SESSION III-B  ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING AND ADJUSTING FOR UNIT NONRESPONSE ACROSS DIFFERENT MODES OF DATA COLLECTION  
Comparing Weighting Methods of Adjusting for Logistic Unit Nonresponse

Phillip Kott and Dan Liao (RTI International, USA)

A Response Propensity Based Evaluation of the Treatment of Unit Nonresponse for Selected Business Surveys

Katherine Jenny Thompson and Katrina Washington (U.S. Census Bureau)

Nonresponse and Panel Attrition in a Mobile Phone Panel Survey

Marek Fuchs (Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany)

Rich List Data and Adjusting for Nonresponse Bias

Paco Martorell and David Loughran (RAND, USA) and Jacob Klerman (Abt Associates, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION III-C  USE OF PARADATA AND DASHBOARDS  
Comparing Estimates and Item Nonresponse Rates of Interviewers Using Statistical Process Control Techniques

Robyn Sirkis (U.S. Census Bureau)

Paradata in the Consumer Expenditure Survey  

Laura Paszkiewicz (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)

The Implementation of Dashboards in Governments Division Surveys

Terri Craig and Carma Hogue (U.S. Census Bureau)

Development of a SAS Dashboard to Support Administrative Data Collection Processes

Marianne Reifschneider and Susan Harris (Energy Information Administration, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION III-D  INCOME  
Exploring a Balance Edit Approach in the Consumer Expenditure Survey 

Brandon Kopp, Scott Fricker, and Nhien To (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)

Explaining Long-term Differences Between Census and BEA Measures of the Income of Persons

Arnold Katz (Bureau of Economic Analysis, USA)

Treatment of Influential Values in the Annual Survey of Public Employment and Payroll

Joseph Barth, John Tillinghast, and Mary Mulry (U.S. Census Bureau)

Getting More From Survey Income Measures: Empirically-Based Recommendations for Improving Accuracy and Efficiency

John Czajka (Mathematica Policy Research, USA) and Gabrielle Denmead (Consultant, USA)

WEDNESDAY AM
CONCURRENT SESSION IV-A  SMALL AREA ESTIMATION  
Effect of Model Misspecification on Small Area Estimation of Proportions from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS) Data

Vladislav Beresovsky and Donald Malec (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)

Small Area Estimation for Governments Surveys  

Bac Tran and Yang Cheng (U.S. Census Bureau)

Small Area Prediction for a Unit Level Lognormal Model 

Emily Berg (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA) and Hukum Chandra (Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute, India)
CONCURRENT SESSION IV-B  MULTI-MODE AND WEB DATA COLLECTION  
Evaluating Data Collection Mode Options in the 2010 National Survey of College Graduates

John Finamore (National Science Foundation, USA)

Developing a Multi-mode, Longitudinal Study to Understand College Student Outcomes Using Becker’s Human Capital Framework

Matthew Soldner and Tracy Hunt-White (National Center for Education Statistics, USA) and Jennifer Wine and Natasha Janson (RTI International, USA)

Considering a Digital 2020 Census

Michael Thieme (U.S. Census Bureau)
CONCURRENT SESSION IV-C  REDUCING MEASUREMENT ERROR  
Exploring Underreporting and Respondent Records Usage in the Consumer Expenditure Survey

Neil Tseng, Brandon Kopp, Janel Brattland, and Jeanette Davis (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA), Emily Geisen (RTI International, USA), and M. Christopher Stringer (U.S. Census Bureau)

Shifting Income Sources of the Aged

Chris Anguelov, Howard Iams, and Patrick Purcell (Social Security Administration, USA)

Evaluation of Gross Vacancy Rates From the Decennial Census Versus Current Surveys: Early Findings From Comparisons With the 2010 Census and the 2010 ACS 1-Year Estimates

Arthur Cresce, Jr. (U.S. Census Bureau)

Evaluating an Alternative Data Source for Editing MEPS Drug Prices

Marc Zodet, Steven Hill, and Samuel Zuvekas (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION IV-D  TECHNICAL DEMONSTRATIONS: UTILIZING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE PROCESSES, PRODUCTS, AND COMMUNICATION  
Cropscape: The New Visualization, Querying, and Dissemination Web Portal for the NASS Cropland Data Layer

Audra Zakzeski (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA)

Visualizing Agricultural Data via the Web

Irwin Anolik (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA)

Testing Production Data Capture Quality

K. Bradley Paxton, Steven Spiwak, Douglass Huang, and James McGarity (ADI, LLC, USA)

Statipedia: A Wiki Workspace for Federal Statistical Staff

Peter Meyer (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION V-A  WEIGHTING COMPLEX SURVEY DATA  
Comparing the Selection of One Person per Household to the Selection of All Household Members: Can Less be More?

Vincent Iannacchione and Bonnie Shook-Sa (RTI International, USA)

Methods for Incorporating an Undersampled Cell Phone Frame When Weighting a Dual-Frame Telephone Survey

A. Elizabeth Ormson, Kennon Copeland, Kirk Wolter, and Kathleen Santos (NORC at the University of Chicago, USA) and Stephen Blumberg (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)

Longitudinal Survey Weight Calibration Applied to the NSF Survey of Doctorate Recipients

Michael Larsen, Siyu Qing, Beilei Zhou, and Mary Foulkes (The George Washington University, USA)

Methods for Adjusting Survey Weights When Estimating a Total 

Kimberly Henry (Internal Revenue Service, USA) and Richard Valliant (University of Michigan, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION V-B  EVALUATING THE SIPP RE-ENGINEERING, COMPARING SIPP AND SIPP-EHC  
A Preliminary Evaluation of the Residence History Data in the 2010 and 2011 Field Tests of the Re-Engineered Survey of Income and Program Participation

Matthew Marlay and Peter Mateyka (U.S. Census Bureau)

Measuring School Enrollment in the 2011 Re-SIPP Field Test

Stephanie Ewert and Sarah Crissey (U.S. Census Bureau)

“I Don’t Remember”: Effects of Recall Period on Reported Job and Program Participation Duration

Rebecca Chenevert and Renee Ellis (U.S. Census Bureau)

An Evaluation of Reporting Accuracy in SIPP-EHC Field Test Data Using 2008 SIPP Administrative Records  

Graton Gathright, Martha Stinson, and Lori Reeder (U.S. Census Bureau)
CONCURRENT SESSION V-C  MONITORING AND USING PARADATA AND METADATA  
Designing a Paradata Application in a CAPI Environment

Barbara O’Hare and Matthew Jans (U.S. Census Bureau)

Using Paradata to Monitor Survey Production, Cost, and Quality Within an Adaptive Total Design Framework

David Cunningham Hunter, Susan Mitchell, Lisa Carley-Baxter and Michael Keating (RTI International, USA)

Producing Control Charts to Monitor Response Rates for Business Surveys in the Economic Directorate of the U.S. Census Bureau

Yarissa Gonzalez and Broderick Oliver (U.S. Census Bureau)

A Web-Based Approach for Combining Metadata, Search, and Data Profiling

Jeff Butler (Internal Revenue Service, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION V-D  STATISTICAL METHODS  
An Exploratory Components Procedure to Uncover the Q Matrix in Cognitive Diagnostic Testing

Catherine Close, Mark Davison, and Ernest Davenport, Jr. (University of Minnesota, USA)

Genuine Exact Two-Stage Methodologies for Producing Assigned Accuracy Estimators for a Gamma Mean  

Kevin Tolliver (U.S. Census Bureau)

Quantification of Profile Matches

Ernest Davenport, Jr. and Mark Davison (University of Minnesota, USA)

WEDNESDAY PM
CONCURRENT SESSION VI-A  VARIANCE ESTIMATION  
Can Post-Imputation Calibration Mitigate Possible Bias in Rubin’s Multiple Imputation Variance Estimator? 

Benjamin Reist and (U.S. Census Bureau) and Michael Larsen (The George Washington University, USA)

Condition Indexes and Variance Decompositions for Diagnosing Collinearity in Linear Model Analysis of Survey Data

Dan Liao (RTI International, USA) and Richard Valliant (University of Michigan and University of Maryland, USA)

Within PSU Sort Research to Reduce Variances for the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)

Sarah Tekansik and Stephen Mack (U.S. Census Bureau)

Weighting and Variance Estimation Under Responsive Designs and Related Forms of Sample-Driven Resource Allocation for Complex Surveys

John Eltinge (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VI-B  RESPONSE AND NONRESPONSE IN ESTABLISHMENT SURVEYS  
Data Collection Methods in Establishment Surveys

Brad Edwards (Westat, Inc., USA) and David DesRoches (Mathematica Policy Research, USA)

A Comparison of Establishment Collection Mailing Methods

Chris Ellis (RTI International, USA), Margaret Noonan (Bureau of Justice Statistics, USA), Tim Flanigan, Scott Ginder, and Hope Smiley McDonald (RTI International, USA)

Does it Pay to Try Again? Using Production Metrics From the Recruiting Process on an Establishment Survey to Design Recruiting Protocols

Sara Zuckerbraun, Patricia LeBaron, and John Loft (RTI International, USA) and Manisha Sengupta (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)

Developing Response Metrics for the Economic Census  

Joanna Fane Lineback, Broderick Oliver, and Diane Willimack (U.S. Census Bureau)
CONCURRENT SESSION VI-C  MEASURING, MONITORING, AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF SURVEY DATA  
Survey Quality Indicator Measures

Donsig Jang (Mathematica Policy Research, USA) and Flora Lan (National Science Foundation, USA)

Implementing Quality Control Procedures at NASS’ National Operations Center

Jeffrey Boone (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA)

Quality Assurance for EPA’s National Coastal Survey

Marla Smith, Sarah Lehmann, and Treda Grayson (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)

Achieving Information Quality via Continuous Quality Improvement

Shawna Waugh (Energy Information Administration, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VI-D  PROTECTING CONFIDENTIAL DATA AND PREVENTING DISCLOSURE  
Applicability of Basic Separability Principles to Enhance the Operational Efficiency of Synthetic Tabular Data Generation Procedures in Multi Dimensional Table Structures 

Ramesh Dandekar (Energy Information Administration, USA)

A Stochastic/Deterministic Hybrid Search Method for Solving the 3-Dimensional Cell Suppression Problem for Deeply Hierarchical-Structured Tables  

Matt Fetter (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA)

k-Anonymization May Be NP-complete, but Can It Be Practical?

David Wilson (RTI, International, USA)

Establishing a Secure Data Center With Remote Access

Jeffrey Gonder and Evan Burton (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA) and Elaine Murakami (Federal Highway Administration, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VII-A  LINKING DATA TO ASSESS NONRESPONSE AND MEASUREMENT  
Nonresponse Bias Analysis of BMI Data in the ATUS Eating & Health Module

Karen Hamrick (Economic Research Service, USA)

Estimating Mental Illness in an Ongoing National Survey  

Joe Gfroerer, Sarra Hedden, Peggy Barker, and Jonaki Bose (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, USA) and Jeremy Aldworth (RTI International, USA)

Telling Truth From Y’s: Accuracy of Self-Reported Semen Exposure Assessed by a Semen Y-Chromosome Biomarker

Janet Rosenbaum (University of Maryland, USA), Johan Melendez (Johns Hopkins University, USA), Eve Rose, Gina Wingood, and Ralph DiClemente (Emory University, USA), and Jonathan Zenilman (Johns Hopkins University, USA)

Linking Children From the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey to Medicaid Enrollment and Claims Data

Lisa Mirel (National Center for Health Statistics, USA), Gloria Wheatcroft (Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, USA), and Cordell Golden and Kenneth Schoendorf (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VII-B  QUESTIONNAIRE AND SURVEY DESIGN  
Measurement Strategies for Identifying Holders of Certificates and Certifications

Sharon Boivin and Isaiah O’Rear (National Center for Education Statistics, USA)

Evaluation of the 2008 American Community Survey Employment Status Question Change  

Alfred Gottschalck, Braedyn Kromer, David Howard, and David Hedengren (U.S. Census Bureau)

The National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife-Associated Recreation Cell Phone and Debit Card Test

Elke McLaren, Aniekan Okon, and Denise Pepe (U.S. Census Bureau)

The Missing Link: From Concepts to Questions in Economic Surveys

Diane Willimack (U.S. Census Bureau) and Ger Snijkers (Statistics Netherlands)
CONCURRENT SESSION VII-C  CHALLENGING ISSUES FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES  
Consequences of Social Security Number Randomization

Bert Kestenbaum (Social Security Administration, USA)

Taxable Property Values: Exploring the Feasibility of a Survey

Peter Schilling and Brian Zamperini (U.S. Census Bureau)

Measurement Error in the Relationship Status of Same-Sex Couples in the 2009 American Community Survey

Matthew Virgile (U.S. Census Bureau)

Statistics on Temporal and Spatial Activity Based on Mobile Phone Network Data  

Edwin de Jonge, Merijn van Pelt, and Marko Roos (Statistics Netherlands)

THURSDAY AM
CONCURRENT SESSION VIII-A  MULTIPLE IMPUTATION  
MI Double Feature: Multiple Imputation to Address Nonresponse and Rounding Errors in Income Questions Simultaneously

Jörg Drechsler (Institute for Employment Research, Germany) and Hans Kiesl (University of Applied Sciences, Germany)

Multiple Imputation: Limitations Born From Missing Data Among Covariates

Kenneth Steve and Li Leung (Bureau of Transportation Statistics, USA)

Effect of Different Imputation Methods on Factor Analyses of CAHPS Nursing Home Survey

Robert Baskin, Judy Sangl, and Marc Zodet (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VIII-B  ISSUES IN DESIGNING AND REDESIGNING ESTABLISHMENT SURVEYS  
Closing the Feedback Loop in Survey Design – How Public Sector Research Needs Inform Evolution of the Census of Agriculture

Luanne Lohr (Economic Research Service, USA) and Donald Buysse (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA)

Survey Redesign Process for a Business Survey: Lessons Learned From the Business R&D and Innovation Survey

Richard Hough (U.S. Census Bureau)

Comparison of the Data Reliability of Nationally Representative Estimates From the Full (2007) and Half (2008) Samples of the National Hospital Discharge Survey – Implications for Trend Analyses

Margaret Jean Hall and Maria Owings (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)

Integration of the National Hospital Discharge Survey and the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey into the National Hospital Care Survey

Carol DeFrances and David Woodwell (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VIII-C  DISCLOSURE  
Generalized Domain Size Threshold for Analysis Restrictions for Remote Analysis Servers

Avinash Singh, Joshua Borton, and Allan Crego (NORC at the University of Chicago, USA)

Logistic Regression With Variables Subject to Post Randomization Method

Yong Ming Jeffrey Woo and Aleksandra Slavkovi? (The Pennsylvania State University, USA)

Disclosure Avoidance Through Noise Infusion and Synthetic Data: The Case of the Quarterly Workforce Indicators

John Abowd and Lars Vilhuber (Cornell University, USA, and U.S. Census Bureau), Kaj Gittings (Louisiana State University, USA), Kevin McKinney (U.S. Census Bureau), Bryce Stephens (Bates White Economic Consulting, USA), and Simon Woodcock (Simon Fraser University, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION VIII-D  TECHNICAL DEMONSTRATIONS: DATA COLLECTION AND MONITORING TECHNOLOGY  
Technology Advancing Data Collection: Implementing Thin Client Computer Assisted Personal Interviewing into National Agricultural Statistics Services’ 2011 Field Data Collection Program  

Michael Gerling, Pam Hird, and James Harris (National Agricultural Statistics Service, USA)

Data Quality Record – A Desktop Application

Judy Lieberman, Joseph Greenblott, and Patricia Mundy (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) and Michael Crow (Crow Environmental, USA)

CARI Interactive Data Access System

Carl Fisher (RTI International, USA)

RTI Quality Evaluation System (QUEST) 

Susan Kinsey, Derek Stone, and Curry Spain (RTI International, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION IX-A  BESTING THE ODDS: OPTIMAL REPORTING OF LOGISTIC REGRESSION  
Besting the Odds: Optimal Reporting of Logistic Regression    (Please note that all papers were combined into one session paper.)  Morgen Miller and Edward Norton (University of Michigan, USA), Kasey Coyne (Departments of Health Evidence & Policy, USA), Jason Wang (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, USA) and Lawrence Kleinman (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, USA)UEST)
CONCURRENT SESSION IX-B  RESPONDENT BURDEN: MEASUREMENT AND REDUCTION  
Reducing Respondent Burden: Evaluating the Progress of the 2011 SIPP-EHC

Rachael Walsh and Jason Fields (U.S. Census Bureau)

Differing Person Nonresponse Rate by Interview Length and Respondent Characteristic: Results From the 2010 and 2011 SIPP-EHC Field Tests

Daniel Perez-Lopez and Rachael Walsh (U.S. Census Bureau)

Does Length Really Matter? Exploring the Effects of a Shorter Interview on Data Quality, Nonresponse, and Respondent Burden  

Scott Fricker, Brett Creech, Jeanette Davis, Jeffrey Gonzalez, Lucilla Tan, and Nhien To (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION IX-C  USING ADMINISTRATIVE DATA FOR SURVEY DATA QUALITY EVALUATIONS  
Linking Medicaid Administrative Records Over Time and Space: Methods and Findings, 2005 to 2007

Shinu Verghese and John Czajka (Mathematica Policy Research, USA)

Misreporting of Food Stamp Participation in the NHANES: Results From a Pilot Study Linking Administrative Records to Survey Data

John Kirlin (Economic Research Service, USA), Michael Wiseman (George Washington University, USA), Daniel Schroeder (The University of Texas at Austin, USA), and Lisa Mirel (National Center for Health Statistics, USA)

How Good are ASEC Earnings Data? A Comparison to SSA Detailed Earning Records

Joan Turek, Kendall Swenson, and Bula Ghose (Department of Health and Human Services, USA), Fritz Scheuren (NORC at the University of Chicago, USA), and Charles Nelson and Edward Welniak (U.S. Census Bureau)

Comparing Job Characteristics from the 2010 SIPP_EHC Field Test to the Census Bureau Business Register

Graton Gathright, Jeremy Skog, and Martha Stinson (U.S. Census Bureau)
CONCURRENT SESSION IX-D  SAMPLING FOR EVERY OCCASION  
Expanding the Community Address Updating System Universe

Bryan Schar, James Lawrence, Star Ying, and Jim Hartman (U.S. Census Bureau)

Estimation and Sampling of Longitudinal Person-Firm Data

Kevin McKinney (U.S. Census Bureau)

Estimates of External Bias in Impact Evaluations That Select Sites Purposively

Stephen Bell and Robert Olsen (Abt Associates, USA) and Larry Orr and Elizabeth Stuart (Johns Hopkins University, USA)

THURSDAY PM
CONCURRENT SESSION X-A  BAYESIAN STATISTICAL METHODS  
Calibrated Bayes: Spanning the Divide Between Frequentist and Bayesian Inference

Roderick Little (U.S. Census Bureau and University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, USA)

A Semi-Parametric Approach to Account for Complex Designs in Multiple Imputation

Hanzhi Zhou, Trivellore Raghunathan, and Michael Elliott (University of Michigan, USA)

Nonresponse Adjustment Based on Auxiliary Variables Subject to Error

Brady West (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor) and Roderick Little (U.S. Census Bureau and University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, USA)
CONCURRENT SESSION X-B  LINKING AND QUALITY OF ADMINISTRATIVE DATA  
Pulling Together: Linking Unemployment Insurance and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Administrative Data to Study Effects of the Great Recession 

Theresa Anderson (George Washington University, USA, and Economic Research Service, USA), John Kirlin (Economic Research Service, USA), and Michael Wiseman (George Washington University, USA)

Study of Factors Affecting Record Linkage in Federal Statistical Databases

Yuan Zhao and Michael Larsen (George Washington University, USA)

Qualitative Assessment of Administrative Records: The Case of State Prisons’ Records

Anna Chan (U.S. Census Bureau)

Methods of Assigning Race and Hispanic Origin to Births From Vital Statistics Data

Christine Guarneri and Christopher Dick (U.S. Census Bureau)
CONCURRENT SESSION X-C  DETECTING AND CORRECTING NONRESPONSE ERROR AND BIAS IN LARGE SAMPLE GOVERNMENT DATA COLLECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA  
Total Survey Error in the American Time Use Survey

John Dixon and Brian Meekins (Bureau of Labor Statistics, USA)

Experimental Design for Nonresponse Follow-Up of an Electronic Questionnaire Survey

Joanne Leung, Jeannine Claveau, Claude Turmelle, and Karla Fox (Statistics Canada) and Wei Lin and Milana Karaganis (University of Toronto, Canada)

Comparison of the American Community Survey Voluntary Versus Mandatory Estimates

Karen King, Michael Starsinic, and Alfredo Navarro (U.S. Census Bureau)

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