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Appendix B Workshop Agenda
Pages 58-62

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... TOPIC 1: Case Studies Paper 1: HRS application: "How Policy Variables Influence the Timing of Social Security Disability Applications" - Richard Burkhauser, Cornell University - Robert Weathers, Cornell University 58
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... TOPIC 1: Philosophical Issues Paper: "Regulating Access to Research Data Files: Ethical Issues" - Mary Ann Baily, George Washington University Discussant Robert Boruch, University of Pennsylvania B TOPIC 2: Recent and Prospective New Legislation Paper: Donna Eden, U.S.
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... TOPIC 1: Agency Practices for Releasing Public-Use Micro-Data Files Presentation: "Checklist on Disclosure Potential of Proposed Data Releases," developed by the Interagency Confidentiality and Data Access Group - Alvan Zarate, National Center for Health Statistics Paper "A Survey of Statistical Disclosure Limitation (SDL) Practices of Organizations that Distribute Public Use Microdata" - Thomas Jabine, Private Consultant - Alice Robbin, Indiana University - Heather Koball, Committee on National Statistics Discussant: Erik Austin, Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research Paper "Multiple Imputation in the Survey of Consumer Finances" - Arthur Kennickell, Federal Reserve Board Discussant Stephen Fienberg, Carnegie Mellon University B
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... Census Bureau Discussant: Mark McClellan, Stanford University Presentation: Remote data access at the National Center for Health Statistics - John Horm, National Center for Health Statistics Discussant: Finis Welch, Texas A&M University Presentation: Statistics Canada procedures; data liberation and associated Internet background information - Garnett Picot, Statistics Canada Presentation: Data licensing systems - Marilyn McMillen, National Center for Education Statistics Presentation: Data Centers A critical assessment - Patrick Collins, California Census Research Data Center - T Bradford Jensen, Carnegie Mellon Census Research Data Center 1:30 GENERAL DISCUSSION
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... 62 IMPROVING ACCESS TO AND CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESEARCH DATA 2:00 SESSION V Workshop Summary Review and address questions posed at the opening of the workshop - Thomas Louis, Member, Committee on National Statistics - Norman Bradburn, Workshop Chair General response - Workshop participants 2:45 CLOSING COMMENTS/ADJOURN
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  • internet background
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  • mellon census
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