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| Day1 –
April 22,
Thursday |
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Opening |
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Session 1: Coverage & Participation |
Oriol Bosch, London School of Economics |
Track me but not really: device undercoverage and its consequences when tracking online behaviour |
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Bella Struminskaya, Utrecht University |
The role of technological skills and privacy concerns in willingness to share smartphone sensor data |
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Anne Elevelt, Statistics Netherlands |
Consent to data linkage: a meta-analysis |
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Session 2: Substantive research applications |
Lianne de Vries, Free University Amsterdam |
The Ecological Momentary Assessment of Well-being |
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Rachel Schmidt, RSG |
The RMove app to study travel behavior |
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Georg-Christoph Haas, IAB Nurnberg |
Combining smartphone sensor and survey data to evaluate the relationship between smartphone usage and levels of exhaustion |
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Session 3: Accelerometry research |
Arie Kapteyn, University of Southern California |
Does Feedback from Activity Trackers influence Physical Activity? Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial |
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Chris Antoun, University of Maryland |
Participation Metrics for Accelerometer-Based Research |
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Vera Toepoel, Utrecht University |
Distributing activity trackers to investigate health behavior: response rates, data quality, and the role of incentives |
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Annemieke Luiten, Statistics Netherlands |
Comparing activity trackers to investigate health behavior: balancing quality, costs and usability |
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| Day 2,
23 April,
Friday |
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Session 4: Designing and Testing |
Deirdre Giesen, Statistics Netherlands |
How to design pre-tests for data collection apps? First experiences at Statistics Netherlands. |
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Lauren Walton, Nielsen |
Improving the User Experience of mobile apps |
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Caroline Roberts, University of Lausanne |
Can a smartphone app be used to survey the general population: Comparing an app- and a browser-based web survey design |
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Daniil Lebedev, HSE University Moscow |
Comparison of different methods of GPS paradata usage in CAPI surveys for interviewers’ monitoring |
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Session 5: Analysis & modeling app data |
Nick de Wolf, Statistics Netherlands |
A shop receipt scanning and classification pipeline |
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Debangan Dey, John Hopkins University |
Modelling of intensive longitudinal mixed type data with Semiparametric Gaussian Copula and its application to real-time mobile monitoring of daily health behaviours |
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Siiri Slim, University of Tartu |
Combining smartphone based application MobilityLog and quantitative interviews to study people`s mobility and social interactions |
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Session 6: Interactions and voice |
Doerte Junghaenel, University of Southern California |
Linguistic sampling of social interactions: Pilot testing of a mobile approach to study people’s word use. |
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Konstantin Gavras, University of Mannheim |
New Avenues in Survey Data Collection: Comparing the Quality of Text and Voice Answers to Political Attitude Questions in Smartphone Surveys |
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Sebastian Bahr, IAB Nurnberg |
Measuring online and offline social networks with a mobile app |
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Closing discussion |
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