EFGS 2016 Conference Paris, France
09:30
09:45 |
Welcome Speech by the Director General of INSEE : Jean-Luc Tavernier (Statistics France) |
09:45
10:00 |
Welcome Speech by the Director General of IGN : Daniel Bursaux (IGN) |
10:00
10:15 |
Welcome Speech by the President of EFGS : Janusz Dygaszewicz (Central Statistical Office – Poland) presentation |
10:15
10:30 |
Welcome Speech by the representative of Eurostat : Ekkehard Petri (European Commission Eurostat – Gisco) presentation |
* Director of Methodology, Statistical Coordination and International Relations
11:00
11:30 |
Data integration for mapping monitoring the SDGs : Linus Bengtsson (Flowminder, Karolinska institutet) presentation |
11:30 11:35 |
Introduction by chair : Pier-Giorgio Zacchedu (Federal Agency for Cartograhy and Geodesy) presentation |
11:35 11:55 |
Progress on the Global Statistical Geospatial Framework : Martin Brady (Australia Bureau ofStatistics) presentation |
11:55 12:15 |
Progress of UN-GGIM: Europe Working Group A on Core Data : Dominique Laurent (IGN) presentation |
12:15 12:35 |
UN-GGIM:Europe Work Group B on Data Integration – Support of the better integration of geospatial information and statistics and the UN SDG monitoring : Pier-Giorgio Zaccheddu (Federal Agency for Cartograhy and Geodesy) presentation |
12:35 12:55 |
Monitoring Agenda 2030 through a geospatial lens : Marie Haldorson (Statistics Sweden) presentation |
12:55 13:05 |
Summing up by chair : Pier-Giorgio Zacchedu (Federal Agency for Cartograhy and Geodesy) |
14:05 14:10 |
Introduction by chair : François Chirié (IGN) |
14:10 14:30 |
Population and Housing Statistics – The use of 3D models : Vilni Verner Holst Bloch (Statistics Norway) presentation |
14:30 14:50 |
A questionnaire for collecting opinions for Statistical Units Data Specifications (UNGGIM-Europe, WGA) : Ignacio Duque (Statistics Spain) presentation |
14:50 15:10 |
Collaboration between French NMA and NSI (from NMA point of view) : Dominique Laurent (IGN) presentation |
15:10 15:30 |
Resource Centre for GIS and Geospatial Information in Statistics Norway : Trine Haagensen (Statistics Norway) presentation |
15:30 15:40 |
Summing up by chair : François Chirié (IGN) |
16:10 16:15 |
Introduction by chair : Martin Brady (Australia Bureau of Statistics) |
16:15 16:35 |
Geostat 2: Building and maintaining a point-basedgeospatial reference framework for statistics – preliminaryconclusions from the project : Jerker Moström (Statistics Sweden) presentation |
16:35 16:55 |
Geostat 2: Some experiences and conclusions – applying GSBPM to geospatial statistical data production : Rina Tammisto, Marja Tammilehto-Luode, Tuuli Pihlajamaa (Statistics Finland) presentation |
16:55 17:15 |
Working towards a Geospatial Strategy in StatisticsDenmark : Karen Skjelbo (Statistics Denmark) presentation |
17:15 17:35 |
Combining statistical and geospatial data – challenges andpossible solutions from German official statistics’perspective : Dr. Susanne Schnorr-Baecker, Malte Etienne (Federal Statistical Office of Germany) presentation |
17:35 17:45 |
Summing up by chair : Martin Brady (Australia Bureau of Statistics) |
08:30 08:35 |
Introduction by chair : Caroline Escapa (Statistics France) |
08:35 08:55 |
Improving quality and added value of geo-statistical units : Ignacio Duque (Statistics Spain) presentation |
08:55 09:15 |
Egyptian Experience in integrating statistical and geospatial information : Mennat Allah Anwar, Ahmed Hashim (Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS), Egypt) presentation |
09:15 09:35 |
Summing up by chair : Caroline Escapa (Statistics France) |
09:45 09:50 |
Introduction by chair : Patrick Sillard (French Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Marine Affairs) |
09:50 10:10 |
Compilation of land use statistics using GIS : Emil Vågnes (Statistics Norway) presentation |
10:10 10:30 |
Integrated system of natural capital and ecosystem services accounting in the EU – an introduction to the project from a geospatial perspective : Ekkehard Petri (European Commission) presentation |
10:30 10:40 |
Summing up by chair : Patrick Sillard (French Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Marine Affairs) |
11:10 11:40 |
Why does using individual and geocoded data matter in urban economics ? : Pierre-Philippe Combes (Lyon University, Sciences Po Paris) presentation |
11:40 11:45 |
Introduction by chair : Jerker Moström (Statistics Sweden) |
11:45 12:05 |
EO4Urban: Sentinel-1A SAR and Sentinel-2A MSI Data for Global Urban Services : Yifang Ban (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) presentation |
12:05 12:25 |
Cop4Stat_2015plus – Analysis of COPERNICUS remote sensing data for areal statistical purposes : Stephan Arnold, Thomas Wiatr (Federal Statistical Office (DESTATIS) Germany) presentation |
12:25 12:45 |
Collaboration to produce official statistics from satellite data products from the Australian Geoscience Data Cube : Martin Brady, Matt Jakab, Richard Dunsome (Australian Bureau of Statistics) presentation |
14:00 14:20 |
Integrating Geography and Statistics, but what about Earth Observation ? : Ola Nordbeck (Norwegian Space Centre) presentation |
14:20 14:40 |
Mining Mobile Phone Data to Recognize Urban Areas : Stéphanie Combes, Marie-Pierre de Bellefon, Maarten Vanhoof, Thomas Plötz (Statistics France; Orange Labs – University of Newcastle, United Kindom) presentation |
14:40 15:00 |
Global Population Distribution: a continuum of modeling methods : Greg Yetman, Kytt MacManus (CIESIN, Columbia University, USA) presentation |
15:00 15:20 |
Merging big data and official statistics for modelling statistical commuting : Pasi Piela (Statistics Finland) presentation |
15:20 15:30 |
Summing up by chair : Jerker Moström (Statistics Sweden) |
16:00 16:05 |
Introduction by chair : Ng Siau Yong (Singapore Land Authority) |
16:05 16:25 |
Exploring Europe’s border areas with the help of geostatistics : Hugo Poelman (European Commission – DG Regional and Urban Policy, Belgium) presentation |
16:25 16:45 |
Fly across the boundary: A tracing of actual movements in air transportation network : Dongkun Yim, Suyoung Kang (Department of Geography, Seoul National University, South Korea) presentation |
16:45 17:05 |
Income levels and inequality in metropolitan areas: a comparative approach in OECD countries : Justine Boulant, Monica Brezzi and Paolo Veneri (Regional Development Policy Division, OECD, France) presentation |
17:05 17:25 |
Geospatial Data and Statistics at Austrian Post Office : Karel Mauric, Simone Ortner (HQ of Austrian Post, Vienna, Austria) presentation |
17:25 17:35 |
Summing up by chair : Ng Siau Yong (Singapore Land Authority) |
08:30 08:35 |
Introduction by chair : Ingrid Kaminger (Statistics Austria) |
08:35 08:55 |
Population distribution in the Republic of Kosovo: a comparative analysis on urban population and its classification based on administrative and non-administrative criteria : Idriz Shala, Burim Limolli (Kosovo Agency of Statistics, Republic of Kosovo) presentation |
08:55 09:15 |
Official grid-based statistics: regional statistics in Andalusia : Iria Enrique Regueira (Institute of Statistics and Cartography of Andalusia, Spain) presentation |
09:15 09:35 |
Capturing the Synergy of Geospatial and Statistics: A Singapore’s Perspective : Ng Siau Yong, Angelinie Winarto (Singapore Land Authority) presentation |
09:35 09:55 |
Enhancing reliability of soil sealing indicators by use of geostatistical modeling : Patrick Sillard (Observation and Statistics Service – Ministry of environment, France) presentation |
09:55 10:15 |
A Room with a View or Rear Window? The Demand for Housing Attributes in Paris : Mathilde Poulhes (Observation and Statistics Service – Ministry of environment, France) presentation |
10:15 10:25 |
Summing up by chair : Ingrid Kaminger (Statistics Austria) |
11:00 11:05 |
Introduction by chair : Ekkehard Petri (European Commission) |
11:05 11:25 |
Geostatistics Portal – new developments and future plans : Miroslaw Migacz (Central Statistical Office, Poland) presentation |
11:25 11:45 |
An open and closed case? Dissemination and the use of proprietary suppliers in an open data world : Ian Coady (Office for National Statistics, United Kingdom) presentation |
11:45 12:05 |
Table Joining Service: The solution for INSPIRE themes without geometry : Pieter Bresters (Statistics Netherlands) presentation |
12:05 12:25 |
Spatial Statistics on Web 2 and Oskari : Timo Aarnio, Jani Kylmäaho (National Land Survey of Finland) presentation |
12:25 12:35 |
Summing up by chair : Ekkehard Petri (European Commission) |
Abstracts book available here.
Photo Gallery available here.