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The Meeting of the Siena Group in February 2005 in Helsinki, Finland:
outline for the programme
Date: February 9-11, 2005
City: Helsinki, Finland
Venue: Statistics Finland, Main Office, Conference Room at the 10th floor
Local organisers:
Statistics Finland, in collaboration with HEUNI (The European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, affiliated with the UN) Organising committee: Mr. Jussi Simpura (StatFin) (chair), Ms. Riitta Harala (StatFin), Mr. Risto Lättilä (StatFin), Mr. Kauko Aromaa (HEUNI); conference secretaries Ms. Maija Lepistö (StatFin), Ms. Eila Savela (StatFin)
Organisers of sessions:
A: Concept and measurement of crime, justice and safety
A1: Objectives and policy relevance (Kauko Aromaa, HEUNI, Finland)
A2: Data quality and international comparability (Linda Laura Sabbadini, ISTAT, Italy) A3: Combining data from different sources (Frits Huls, Statistics Netherlands)
A4: Measurement of fear of crime (Kauko Aromaa, HEUNI, Finland)
B: Statistics on international migration (Lars Østby, Statistics Norway)
C: Record-linking techniques (Kirsten Wismer, Statistics Denmark)
D: The Siena Group Manual on Social Capital (Penny Babb, ONS, U.K.)
E: International statistical cooperation (Pierre Verdier, INSEE, France)
F: Business meeting of the Siena Group (Jil Matheson, ONS, U.K. & Paul van der Laan, Statistics Netherlands)
Please contact the organisers of the sessions in case you want to present a paper. For email addresses see home page.
The SIENA GROUP MEETING in Helsinki, Finland, 2005
Programme in detail in pdf-form
Programme (21 January 2005)
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Wednesday Feb 9 (arrival on Tuesday night) |
Thursday Feb 10 |
Friday Feb 11 |
| Morning coffee |
First session 9-9.30 a.m. 9.30-10.30 |
Registration Morning Coffee Opening addresses: Jussi Simpura,Director Social Statistics, StatFi Paul van der Laan, The Siena Group Michel Glaude, Eurostat Practical information, Organizing committee |
THEME B: International migration Introducing the theme: Lars Ø stby, Statistics Norway Enrico Bisogno, UNECE Lucyna Nowak, Poland Maria Sorvillo, Italy Doug Norris, Canada |
THEME E: International statistical co-operation Introducing the theme: Pierre Verdier, INSEE, France Anna Szukielojc, GUS, Poland Comment by Hilkka Vihavainen, Statistics Finland |
| Coffee break |
| Second session 11-12.30 |
THEME A: Crime, Justice and Safety A1 Objectives and policy relevance Kauko Aromaa, Heuni, Finland Risto Lättilä, Statistics Finland |
THEME C: Record linking techniques Introducing the theme: Kirsten Wismer, Statistics Denmark Paul van der Laan, Statistics Netherlands Svein Gåsemyr, Statistics Norway Flemming Petersson, Jørn Korsbø Petersen & Ole Schnor, Statistics Denmark (to be continued at 3.30) |
THEME F: Business meeting of the Siena Group Jil Matheson, ONS, U.K. & Paul van der Laan, Statistics Netherlands
CLOSING THE MEETING |
| Lunch break 12.30 to 2 |
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| Third session 2-3 p.m. |
A4 Measurement of fear of crime Kauko Aromaa, Heuni Stephen Farrall, Keele University, UK |
THEME D: The Siena group Manual on Social Capital Penny Babb, ONS, U.K. Aku Alanen and Jussi Simpura, Statistics Finland Trish McOrmond, ONS Doug Norris, Statistics Canada |
(Departure) |
| Coffee break |
| Fourth session 3.30-4.45 p.m. |
A3 Data from different sources Frits Huls, Statistics Netherlands Ends 4.00 p.m. |
C: Record linking techniques (continued) Kaija Ruotsalainen, Statistics Finland Miguel Angel De Castro, INE, Spain Ben Humberstone, ONS, U.K. Discussion after Introduction by Thomas Smrekar, Slovenian Statistical Office |
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| Break |
<Moving downtown to HEUNI & National Research Institute of Legal Policy> |
| Fifth session 4.15-5.45 p.m. |
A2 Data quality and international comparability crime Linda Laura Sabbadini, ISTAT, Italy Michael Rand, U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics Alison Walker, Home Office, UK Angela Me, Unece, Italy Maria Giuseppina Muratore, ISTAT, Italy |
(5.15 p.m.) Ancillary Mini Seminarium Tapio Lappi-Seppälä: Introducing NRILP Kauko Aromaa: Introducing HEUNI Jukka Savolainen, NRILP |
| Evening 6-8 p.m. |
Conference dinner, Statistics Finland |
Reception, HEUNI & NRILP |
Local weather conditions in February: very unforeseeable weather, tem-perature typically around -3 to -5 degrees centigrade, but can vary between +5 and -20. Rain comes mostly as snow, wind can be biting on the seashore (conference venue located 300 meters from the sea). The sea will be frozen and the ground covered by 5 to 30 centimetres of snow. Bright sunny days are very beautiful. Daylight from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Last updated 25.2.2005
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