Papers
Theme 1
- 1.1 Accounting for Nature: Developing ecosystem accounts when 'the respondent' cannot speak (pdf)
- 1.2 Ecosystem accounts - Nordic estimates of pollination of crops: combining data from crop statistics, maps and biology (pdf)
- 1.3 Nordic Approaches to User Driven Integration of Statistics and Geospatial Information (pdf)
- 1.4 Bridging Health and Socio-Economic Data: Nordic Experiences in Cross-Domain Data Access (pdf)
- 1.5 Smart meter data into Swedish official statistics (pdf)
- 1.6 A More Efficient Way: Creating Public Transport Statistics from Online Travel Planner Data (pdf)
- 1.7 A new approach: Accessing individual-level transaction data (pdf)
- 1.8 Real time indicator for Household consumption in Sweden (pdf)
- 1.9 Seasonal Adjustment and Calendar Correction of Weekly Household Consumption Indicators Using Daily Payment Card Data (pdf)
- 1.10 Applied text analysis to extract ownership relationships from annual reports (pdf)
- 1.11 Using EGR in FATS - The Swedish experience (pdf)
- 1.12 Please take care of our data...! (pdf)
Theme 2
- 2.1 Unanswered calls in the Swedish Labour Force survey (pdf)
- 2.2 Smarter Knocks, Fewer Calls (pdf)
- 2.3 Increasing response rate and representation of elderly respondents (pdf)
- 2.4 Survival model for responsive follow-up in a 12-week survey (pdf)
- 2.5 Model Assisted Data Integration: An unbiased sampling strategy to use nonprobability data (pdf)
- 2.6 From Surveys to VAT - Smarter Production of Official Statistics (pdf)
- 2.7 An innovative approach to using a variety of data sources and statistical methods for micro-level statistical collection (pdf)
- 2.8 New Advancements in the Timeliness of Swedish Income Statistics (pdf)
- 2.9 Creating new statistics on a fuzzy concept (pdf)
- 2.10 Modernising Labour Market Statistics: Administrative Data Integration and Survey Redesign (pdf)
- 2.11 Building Reliable Digital Indicators: Strengthening ICT Statistics Through Collaboration (pdf)
- 2.12 Economic living conditions of people with disabilities - a register-based approach (pdf)
- 2.13 Governance and Innovation in Official Statistics: Insights from the Norwegian Model (pdf)
- 2.14 Microdata.no - A new way to analyse cross-national registry data in the Nordics? (pdf)
- 2.15 Large Cases Units in the Nordic countries: Similarities and Differences (pdf)
- 2.16 Measuring indirect vulnerability of Nordic Global Value Chains using harmonised Nordic Business and Trade Statistics (pdf)
Theme 3
- 3.1 How PxWeb 2 helps through the statistics jungle (pdf)
- 3.2 More bang for our bucks - How Statistics Norway & Sweden pooled our limited resources together to develop a new and user friendly platform for the dissemination of official statistics (pdf)
- 3.3 Lessons from building SDG reporting platforms in the Nordics (pdf)
- 3.4 On-Site Statistical Engagement: Building Data Literacy Among the Next Generation (pdf)
- 3.5 Statistical writing - working together makes all the difference (pdf)
- 3.6 From Data to Democracy: Supporting Objective Election Coverage through Statistics Denmark (pdf)
- 3.7 From Official Statistics to International Classrooms: A Nordic eTwinning Collaboration (pdf)
- 3.8 Trust and confidence in official statistics (pdf)
- 3.9 Cohesive visual and linguistic identity for clarity and trust (pdf)
- 3.10 Safeguarding Trust: Responding to Misinformation and Disinformation (pdf)
- 3.11 Making statistics findable and understandable in the age of information overflow (pdf)
- 3.12 No time to sit down: Adapting to journalists' schedules (pdf)
- 3.13 What NSIs must do to stay relevant in the age of the echo chamber (pdf)
- 3.14 Bridging the Semantic Gap between Official Statistics and AI-Mediated Use (pdf)
Theme 4
- 4.1 Architecture for multi-source statistics (pdf)
- 4.2 Learning culture and sharing of knowledge (pdf)
- 4.3 Efficient use of data in a new statistical production process (pdf)
- 4.4 Geopolitical uncertainty and the cloud (pdf)
- 4.5 Main Methodological challenges at Statistics Sweden (pdf)
- 4.6 From File to Database: Automating - Data Ingestion at Statistics Finland (pdf)
- 4.7 Transitioning from SAS to R: A Case Study from Customised Statistics (pdf)
- 4.8 How to work smarter - efficient completion of international questionnaires using R and Python (pdf)
- 4.9 More Than Just Code: Organizing for Change on a Modern Data Platform (pdf) OBS
- 4.10 Open Data Contract Standard (ODCS) as integral part of the Universal Metadata Layer (pdf)
- 4.11 The inhouse scientific approach to official statistics at Statistics Sweden (pdf)
- 4.12 From Batch to Streaming: Preparing Automated Testing for Faster Official Statistics (pdf)
- 4.13 Deep learning for transparent production of official statistics (pdf)
- 4.14 Time series editing using ML (pdf)
- 4.15 Nordic Approaches to AI-Supported Economic Activity Classification after NACE Rev. 2.1 (pdf)
- 4.16 Using Large Language Models to Streamline and Enhance R&D Surveys (pdf)
