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- Sunday, July 29
- Transdisciplinary Advances in the Hard-to-Count Group Quarter Population to Better Inform Public Policy — Topic Contributed Papers
Design Effect Anomalies in the American Community Survey, Michael Boudreau, Michael Davern, Peter Graven, organized by Anna Y. Chan
Discussant: Fritz Scheuren
Address Based, RDD and Cell Phone, and Respondent-Driven Sampling — Contributed Papers
Quasi Address-Based Sampling: A New Cost-Efficient Rejective Sampling Design for Reducing Undercoverage, Nonresponse Rate, and Nonrespondent Substitution Bias, Avinash Singh, Kyle Fennell, Ned English, Jizhou Fu
Unpacking the DSF and NoStat Files in an Attempt to Better Reach the Drop Point Population, Katherine Dekker, Ned English, Ashley Amaya
Geographical Screening in Cell Phone Surveys: Sampling Variability and Bias in the March 2011 National Flu Survey, Nicholas Davis, Tammy Santibanez (CDC), Lin Liu, Ken Copeland
Bayesian Analysis of Complex Survey Data — Topic Contributed Papers
Design-Based Evaluation of Bayesian Methods for Complex Survey Data, Santanu Pramanik, Partha Lahiri (University of MD)
Measuring Nonresponse and Other Nonsampling Errors in Surveys — Contributed Papers
Using Soft Refusal Status in the Cell Phone Sample Nonresponse Adjustment, Wei Zeng, David Yankey, N. Ganesh, Philip J. Smith
Assessment of Total Survey Error for the National Immunization Survey (NIS) 2009—2010, Vicki Pineau, Kirk Wolter, Zhen Zhao
- Monday, July 30
- International Census Coverage — Invited Papers
John Thompson, Chair
Address-Based Telephone RDD and Cell Phone Sampling — Contributed Papers
Coverage and Nonresponse Relationship in Mixed-Mode Surveys That Use Enhanced ABS Frames, Ipek Bilgen, Ned English
Optimizing Call Patterns for Landline and Cell Phone Surveys, Rebecca Reimer, Robert Montgomery, Karen Wooten (National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases)
A Cost-Benefit Analysis for Reducing Call Attempts for the National Immunization Survey, Robert Montgomery, Benjamin Skalland, James A. Singleton, Meena Khare (National Center for Health Statistics), Abera Wouhib (National Center for Health Statistics)
How to Share Research Data: Views from Practitioners — Invited Panel
Timothy M. Mulcahy, panelist
Incentives, Response Rates, and Response Options in Surveys — Contributed Papers
Household Early Bird Incentives: Leveraging Family Influence to Improve Household Response Rates, Felicia LeClere, Shelly Plummer, Jennifer Vanicek, Amaya Ashley, Kari Carris
Modeling Response Rates for Telephone Surveys, Nada Ganesh, Santanu Pramanik
The Human Side of Statistical Engineering — Topic Contributed Panel
Erin Tanenbaum, panelist
- Tuesday, July 31
- Evaluating CPS ASEC Data Quality — Topic Contributed Papers
What About the Survey Non-Matches? Joan Lee Turek (U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services), Kendell Swenson (U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services), Fritz Scheuren, Daniel Lee,
Health, Hospital, and Patient Surveys — Contributed Papers
Coverage Implications of Targeted Lists for Rare Populations, Ned English, Ipek Bilgen
Aggregate-Level PUF as a New Alternative to the Traditional Unit-Level PUF for Improving Analytic Utility and Data Confidentiality, Avinash Singh, Josh Borton
Multi-Level Data Methods to Detect and Adjust for Nonresponse Bias in Sample Surveys
Tom W. Smith, organizer and panelist
Contributed Oral Poster Presentations: Section on Survey Research Methods — Contributed Poster Presentations
Cell Phone Coverage in the REACH U.S., Kanru Xia, Whitney Murphy
Council of Chapters Officer Appreciation Reception and Workshop
Dan Kasprzyk, Chair
- Wednesday, August 1
- Cell Phone-Landline Dual Frame (RDD) Surveys: Weighting Issues — Topic Contributed Papers
An Approach for Incorporating an Undersampled Cell Phone Frame in a Dual-Frame Telephone Survey Through Weight Attenuation, Elizabeth Ormson, Kennon R. Copeland, Kirk Wolter, Nada Ganesh, Wei Zeng, Stephen J. Blumberg (National Center for Health Statistics)
- Thursday, August 2
- Small Population, Big Impact: Improving the Measurement of the Group Quarters Population in the American Community Survey
Kennon R. Copeland, Chair
Improving Coverage of U.S.-Trained Doctorate Recipients
Dan Kasprzyk, organizer
Development of the Sample Design for the International Survey of Doctorate Recipients (SDR), Karen Grigorian, Brenda Cox (SRA International), Lynn Milan (National Science Foundation)
Integration of the National and International SDR Data Sets: Bridging Effects and Expected Improvements to the Time Series Data, Y. Michael Yang (National Science Foundation), Wan-Ying Chang(National Science Foundation), Stephen Cohen(National Science Foundation), Rachel Harter (RTI International)
Utilizing a Logistic Regression Approach for Weighting Adjustment in a Longitudinal Data Set, Michael Sinclair, Wan-Ying Chang(National Science Foundation), Julia Batishev, Michael Yang
Migration Patterns of U.S.-Trained Doctorate-Holders, Wan-Ying Chang(National Science Foundation), Lance Selfa, Michael Sinclair, Lynn Milan (National Science Foundation)
Imputation Methods for Sample Surveys — Contributed Papers
Using Administrative Records to Augment Unit Nonresponse to Facilitate Hot-Deck Imputation, Vince Welch Fang Wang
NORCSuite_Impute: Two-Way Search Hot-Deck Imputation Macro Using SAS IML, Fang Wang, Steven Pedlow, Yongyi Wang
Managing Nonresponse Bias in Sample Surveys — Topic Contributed Papers
Fritz Scheuren, Chair
Dual-Frame RDD vs. Address-Based Sampling: Conducting Scientific Surveys in the 21st Century — Invited Papers
Dual-Frame Sample Weighting for a Telephone Survey of Children’s Vaccination Status, Kennon R. Copeland, Kirk M. Wolter, Nada Ganesh, Meena Kahre (National Center for Health Statistics), Stacie M. Gerby (National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases)
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