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April 9th, 2013 - Frontiers in Population Geography
1:20pm: Joshua Comenetz, Population Division, “High-resolution Global Population Mapping at the U.S. Census Bureau.”
April 10th, 2013 - 5:20pm: AAG Diversity Ambassadors Networking Reception
Darryl T. Cohen - Population Division, Panelist
April 11th, 2013 - 2:20pm: Internships and Work-Based Learning as Career Preparation
Timothy F. Trainor - Geography Division, Panelist
April 12th, 2013 - 8:00am Visibility (and Viz-Ability) of Census Bureau Online Data Visualizations
Dierdre Bevington-Attardi - Geography Division, Organizer/Panelist
Marc J. Perry - Population Division, Moderator
Justyna Goworowska - Population Division, Panelist
Geoffrey William Hatchard - Population Division, Panelist
Ryan Kemna - Geography Division, Panelist
Matthew Graham -Center for Economic Studies, Panelist
Demography and Settlements
10:00am: Justyna Goworowska , Steven G Wilson and Thomas Fischetti, Population Division, “Is Your County Metropolitan? A Flow Chart Guide to Core Based Statistical Areas.”
Human Geography Data
5:20pm: John Thomas Fitzwater, Population Division, “Visualizing Global Population Distribution with U.S. Census Bureau International Datasets.”
Population Geography - USA: Methods and Contemporary Change
4:40pm: Paul J. Mackun - Population Division, “New Delineations of Core Based Statistical Areas: The Office of Management and Budget's Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas.”
5:00pm: Justyna Goworowska and Thomas Fischetti, Population Division, “ How It's Made: Constructing a Core Based Statistical Area.”
5:20pm: Darryl T. Cohen, Population Division, " Population Change in American Cities: 2000 to 2010.”
Challenges of Working with American Community Survey Data
8:00am: David Kraiker, Field Division - New York Regional Office, “The Life Cycle of a Piece of Census Data: ACS Question 16 (Health Insurance).”
9:00am Nancy K. Torrieri, Population Division, “Update on the ACS: Program Improvement Initiatives to Benefit Data Users.”
9:20am: Matthew Zimolzak, American Community Surveys Office, “American Community Survey Program Updates.”
April 13th, 2013 Maintaining and Updating Geographic Information at the Census Bureau: The View Through the Decade, Organizer(s): Kaile Bower, Geography Division
10:00am: Timothy F. Trainor, Geography Division, “Research Agenda for the U.S. Census Bureau's Geographic Support System Initiative.”
10:20am: Shonin Anacker, Geography Division, “Lines Unseen: Assessing the Quality of Non-visible Local Boundaries in the United States.”
10:40am: Michael Clements, Geography Division, “Towards a Uniform, Stable, and Smart Small Geographic Unit for Data Collection.”
11:00am: Timothy McMonagle, Field Division - Los Angeles Regional Office, “Census Bureau Geographic Partnership Programs.”
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