The New Techniques and Technologies for Statistics (NTTS) is an international biennial scientific conference series, organised by Eurostat, on new techniques and methods for official statistics and the impact of new technologies on statistical collection, production and dissemination systems.
The NTTS 2021, the 11th edition, will be a virtual conference and will take place 9-11 March 2021.
The purpose of the conference is both to allow the presentation of results from currently ongoing research and innovation projects in official statistics, and to stimulate and facilitate the preparation of new innovative projects (by encouraging the exchange of views and co-operation between researchers - including the possible building of research consortia) with the aim of enhancing the quality and usefulness of official statistics. The conference brings together academics, statisticians and users of data to discuss, network and exchange ideas.
Previous editions can be found as following: NTTS2019, NTTS2017, NTTS2015, NTTS2013, NTTS2011, NTTS2009.
We are pleased to share with you the NTTS2021 programme @ glance! Have a look at the fascinating topics of NTTS 2021, which for the first time will be carried out fully virtually. NTTS 2021 features three exciting key notes and 30 parallel sessions, during which participants will be able to participate virtually in discussions and raise their questions to the speakers. Make sure you register to be part of NTTS 2021! Registration is open and free at: https://europa.eu/!YC37Vb
Networking remains a keystone of NTTS as attendees will be able to participate in interactive and engaging experiences through a dynamic virtual conference platform. This includes interactive exhibition features for 3 spotlight sessions.
Halford Mackinder Professor of [...]
Commissioner [...]
Director General - Eurostat [...]
Director General - Statistics [...]
Registration is open and free at: https://europa.eu/!YC37Vb
This edition's tracks cover new approaches in data collection, trusted smart statistics, data analytics, privacy preserving technologies, AI in statistics, dissemination, data reuse and sharing, software, innovative tools and more. The complete list of tracks and topics is available here.
Abstract submission deadline: 15 October 2020
All abstracts received will undergo a double-blinded peer review by the NTTS 2021 Scientific Committee. All submissions will be notified of their outcome by 30 November 2020.
After the conference, a call for papers will be launched only for authors who presented at the conference. More information will follow in due course.
Director of Methodology [...]
Customer Solution Manager [...]
Associate Professor [...]
Chief Statistician [...]
Professor on Big Data [...]
Professor of Social Statistics [...]
Head of the Economic [...]
Data operations [...]
Statistical Learning Lab Institute [...]
Policy Officer [...]
Head of methods [...]
Statoo Consulting amp [...]
Professor of Statistics [...]
Head of Division for [...]
Professor of Social Statistics [...]
Head of Section [...]
For your inquiries, please contact the organising committee at:
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Organising Committee:
Martina Hahn (Chair)
Dario Buono
Maria Serfioti
Francine Kessler
Maribel Lazaro