Workshop Scanner Data
Workshop
1-2 October 2015
9.30-17.30
9.30-16.00
Istat, Aula Magna
Via Cesare Balbo – Rome
Event is by nvitation only
The workshop “Scanner Data” is organized by Istat in cooperation with Eurostat and it is held in Istat headquarter in Rome, Via Cesare Balbo 14 on the 1st and the 2nd of October 2015.
The framework of this event is the European project “Multipurpose Price Statistics” that is aimed at modernizing the European statistics on consumer prices; it encourages an integrated approach to the use of elementary data (for both temporal and spatial comparison) and the adoption of new data sources (scanner data) and of new techniques of data collection (web scraping).
The workshop will allow statisticians and experts of the National Statistical Institutes, of Eurostat and of other institutions to discuss the current developments and activities in the compilation, using scanner data, of consumer price indices and of purchasing power parities. Therefore attention of the participants will be focused on methodological issues, IT problems and practical aspects.
Evolution of the retail trade market (grocery and other products) and the role Belgian scanner data project: methodology and results Scanner data in the Luxembourg HICP/CPI: Moving towards implementation Preliminary results of scanner data analysis and their use to estimate Italian Polish scanner data project – first steps Methodology – Towards a recommendation on scanner data Presentation on the state of play for a recommendation on processing Scanner data current pratice The use of SD on non-food products Real sale prices vs. displayed prices: an issue to consider before Outline of a framework for integral processing of scanner data in the Dutch CPI The CIA (consistency in aggregation) approach. A new economic approach The impact of spatial aggregation on price indices with scanner data The Swedish experience with scanner data: from sampling to index calculation Sampling design issues in Italian experience on scanner data and the IT Architectures for Handling Big Data in Official Statistics: the case Data warehouse approach to statistical data management Conclusion of the workshop
of modern distribution
Hélène Hotellier
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Ken Van Loon, François Valenduc
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Vanda Guerreiro, Claude Lamboray
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inflation
Alessandro Brunetti, Stefania Fatello, Federico Polidoro
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Anna Bobel, Tomasz Pietras
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Dirk-Jan Hoogerdijk
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Presentation of the recommendation on obtaining scanner data
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scanner data
Berthold Feldmann
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Berthold Feldmann
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Pia Skare Rønnevik
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expanding scanner data to other sectors than food products
Isabelle Léonard
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Antonio Gavino Chessa
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to elementary indices
Jens Mehrhoff
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Ingolf Boettcher
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Paulina Jonéus
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possible integration with microdata coming from traditional data collection
Claudia De Vitiis
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of scanner data in Istat
Antonino Virgillito
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and the perspective of its use for scanner data
Antonio Laureti Palma
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Dirk Jan Hoogerdijk
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The material presented during the workshop is available here on Slideshare