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Outcomes of the Scheveningen Memorandum Emanuele Baldacci Italian National Institute of Statistics (Istat) Head, Department for Integration, Quality, Research and Production Networks Development (DIQR) Rome, 31 March 2014 ESS Event

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Outcomes of the

Scheveningen Memorandum

Emanuele Baldacci

Italian National Institute of Statistics (Istat)

Head, Department for Integration, Quality, Research

and Production Networks Development (DIQR)

Rome, 31 March 2014

ESS Event

From the Scheveningen Memorandum (I)

The demand for timely and cost efficient production of

high quality statistical data increases, as well the need for

new solutions to decrease response level/burden

Big Data represent new opportunities and challenges for

official statistics that should incorporate all innovative

potential data sources as much as possible into their

conceptual design

The implementation of new production methods for

European statistics also represents an objective of the

European Statistical Programme and aims at gaining in

efficiency and at improving quality

Emanuele Baldacci - Rome, 31 March 2014

From the Scheveningen Memorandum (II)

The European Statistical System and its Members/Partners are

encouraged to effectively examine the potential of Big Data

sources

Big Data cross-country features should be highlighted: they can

positively contribute to build up synergies and partnerships

with experts and stakeholders from various domains at

European level

NSIs are faced with tasks related to new developments in

methodology, quality assessment and IT-related issues

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A Technical Commission on Big Data

To guide the Institute strategy under Istat coordination and to

address investments on Big Data adoption in statistical

production processes (from February 2013 to February 2015),

With the participation of the National Research Council (CNR),

Italian universities, the Central Bank, private institutions, other

experts

An internal Working Group

To support the Commission, with the participation of Istat

researchers and experts

Developments of Research Protocols and Agreements

To actively collaborate with other research Institutes and

Universities

Istat Governance System

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Istat Technical Commission

The Commission will release a strategy for Big Data adoption

as a result of a mixed approach combining:

Top down phase - analysis of the state-of-the-art of Big Data

research and practice

Bottom up phase - experimentations

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Top Down Analysis: Issue Papers

Three different papers written by three Groups of Commission

members

Statistical Methodology

Computer Science Methodology and Technology

Experiences

Integrated Issue Paper as input for the strategy (by April 2014)

Data

Integration

and Quality

Data

Analytics

Privacy and

Legal Issues

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Bottom Up Analysis: Experimentations

Three different experimental projects

Persons and Places

Labour Market Estimation based on Google Trends

ICT use by enterprises based on Internet as a Data Source

Reports on the first results available by April 2014

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Persons and Places

Purpose:

Production of the origin/destination matrix of daily mobility for

work and study at the spatial granularity of municipality level

starting from mobile phone (tracking) data

Actors involved in the project:

Istat (Central Methodological Sector, Department of

Censuses, Administrative and Statistical Registers)

National Research Council (CNR)

University of Pisa

Advancement level: Ongoing implementation

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Labour Market Estimation

Purpose:

To test the use of Google Trends for forecasting and

nowcasting purposes in the Labour Force domain

• Monthly forecasting, e.g. Release on February of (i)

unemployment rates referred to January; (ii) prediction of

the unemployment rate referred to February

• Nowcasting for small areas - improving territorial level

estimates by accessing GT series at finer granularity (e.g.

Provinces)

Actors involved in the project:

Istat, Central Methodological Sector and Labour Force Survey

Advancement level: Ongoing implementation

Emanuele Baldacci - Rome, 31 March 2014

Use of ICT by Enterprises

Purpose:

To evaluate the possibility of adopting web scraping and text mining

techniques for estimates on the use of ICT by enterprises and Public

Institutions

Actors involved in the project:

Istat, Central Methodological Sector, Survey on Information and

Communication Technology in Enterprises and Public Institutions

Cineca (consortium of Italian Universities, National Research

Council and Ministry of Education and Research)

Advancement level: Advanced Implementation

Legislation, i.e. with respect to the access and use of data

Privacy, i.e. managing public trust and acceptance of data

re-use and its link to other sources

Financing, i.e. potential costs of sourcing data vs. benefits

Management, e.g. policies and directives about data

management and protection

Methodology, i.e. data quality and suitability of statistical

methods

Technology, i.e. issues related to information technology

Challenges and Open Issues

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