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I Wouldn’t Have Thought This Possible!: New Frontiers in Population Data (Webinar)
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Population data is changing at a rapid rate. This session explores new population data sources that, in some cases, were unimaginable only 5-10 years ago, featuring rapid fire presentations by
- Monica Alexander (Statistics and Sociology, University of Toronto),
- Kim McGrail (SPOR Canadian Data Platform, Population Data BC and School of Population and Public Health, UBC),
- Larry McNabb (Director, Centre for Social Data Integration and Development, Statistics Canada),
- Samin Aref (Laboratory of Digital and Computational Demography, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research).
The webinar will address the following points and more:
- What are the new, emerging forms of data?
- What are the challenges of collecting and accessing these data?
- What benefits do new data bring to population research?
- What are the challenges with new data?
- What ethical issues are related to these data?
- What are other future opportunities and issues related to this type of data for population research?
This event is open to CAnD3 Trainees, Consortium Members