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Projects and communities

Seasonal Adjustment Centre of Excellence (SACE)

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Seasonal Adjustment

Seasonal adjustment is an important step of the official statistics business architecture and harmonisation of practices has proved to be key element of quality of the output.

SA Expert Group (SAEG)

[no-lexicon]The Eurostat-ECB (European Central Bank) Seasonal Adjustment Expert Group (SAEG) is the high level group of experts  in charge of the coordination of the Seasonal Adjustment activities in National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) and National Central Banks (NCBs) and reporting to the European Statistical System Committee (ESSC) and the European System of Central Banks Statistics Commit

Documents

Release of JDemetra+ version 2.2 letters

Training Material JDEMETRA+ advanced

ESS Guidelines on Seasonal Adjustment (2015 edition)

The establishment of common guidelines for seasonal adjustment within the European Statistical System is an essential step towards a better harmonisation and comparability of infra-annual statistics, especially Principal European Economic Indicators (PEEIs).

Official Release of JDEMETRA+ as software to be used for seasonal adjustment

Seasonal Adjustment - Introduction (pdf file)

This is the introductory module to the “seasonal adjustment” section of the Handbook on Methodology of Modern Business Statistics (MEMOBUST).

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