ITSEW 2013: 7th International Total Survey Error Workshop

Sunday, June 2, 2013 to Tuesday, June 4, 2013

This year ITSEW is being hosted by Iowa State University in Ames, IA.

Local Organizers - Iowa State University

Sarah Nusser
Jae-kwang Kim
Emily Berg
Sandie Smith

Scientific Committee

Emily Berg, Paul Biemer, Edith DeLeeuw, David Dolson, Brad Edwards, Wendy Hicks, Alan Karr, Jae-kwang Kim, Yu-Chieh (Jay) Lin, Lars Lyberg, Peter Miller, Sarah Nusser

NISS is a co-sponsor, and this event is ARA-eligible.

Program and Abstracts

Talks

Sunday, June 2, 2013

4:00

Session I: Processing Error - A Neglected Corner of TSE
Chair: Sarah Nusser

Lars Lyberg, Stockholm University
Data Processing Errors and Their Control

Alan Karr, NISS
Integrating Disclosure Limitation Into TSE

Bryan Stanfill, Iowa State University
Quantifying Recall and Processing Error when Utilizing the Compendium of Physical Activities in Physical Activity Recall Surveys

Monday, June 3, 2013

8:30	Session II: Evaluating Measurement and Other Errors Chair: Paul Biemer Wayne Fuller, Iowa State University Estimation of Measurement Error Properties: The Physical Activity Measurement Survey Bruce Meyer, University of Chicago Errors in Survey Reporting and Imputation and Their Effects on Estimates of Food Stamp Program Participation Emily Berg, Iowa State University Analysis of Measurement Error Models Using Parametric Fractional Imputation
11:00	Session III: TSE in Longitudinal Surveys Chair: Dave Dolson John Dixon, Bureau of Labor Statistics Using Paradata to Model Total Survey Error in the Current Population Survey Mary Mulry, US Census Bureau Evaluating Recall Error in Survey Reports of Move Dates Through a Comparison with Records in a Commercial Database
1:30	Session IV: New Approaches to Nonresponsive Studies Chair: Peter Miller Mike Hidiroglou, Statistics Canada Dealing with Non-response Using Follow-up Jongho Im, Iowa State University Propensity Score Adjustment Under Non-ignorable Non-response Using Information from Paradata
3:00	Session V: TSE in Agricultural and Natural Resource Surveys Chair: Emily Berg Sarah Nusser, Iowa State University Sources of Survey Error in Land-based Surveys Melissa Mitchell, NASS Nonresponse Bias and Measurement Error in the Agricultural Resource Management Survey Stephanie Zimmer, Iowa State University Combining Estimates from Several Sources for Estimating Acreage of Crops
5:00	Session VI: Poster Presentations and Mixer Nikolas Mittag, University of Chicago Imputations: Benefits, Risks and a Method to Handle Missing Data Jiwei Zhao, Yale University Variance Estimation after Multiple Imputation Andreea Erciulescu, Iowa State University Evaluating the Impact of Nonsampling Errors on Small Domain Estimates for the Conservation Effects Assessment Project Yang Li, Iowa State University Imputation Error in Erosian Estimations Bsed on a Longitudinal Survey Michael Price, Iowa State University Evaluating Errors in Administrative Data Wojciech Jablonski, University of Lodz Fieldwork in CATI Surveys: How Can We Improve the Data Quality Lasonja Kennedy, University of Alabama at Birmingham Survey Design and Data Analysis: Methodological Considerations to Reduce Error and Increase Instrument Utility in Quantitative and Mixed Methods Research Frederick Lorenz, Iowa State University Correlated Residuals in General-Specific Survey Questions Kyle Vincent, The Bank of Canada Estimating Population Size with Link-Tracing Sampling