Abstract. Respondent-driven sampling (RDS) has been shown to be a promising network sampling strategy. However, it has also been shown to fail in some appl

Abstract. Using a two-fold Fay-Herriot model with random intercepts and random regression coefficients, we develop area-level predictors for poverty propor

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Abstract. Since the 1970s the World Health Organization (WHO) has promoted household surveys with a cluster sample design as an important method to estimat

Special Issue: Advances in Survey Paradata Guest Editors: Brady T. West, Lynne S. Schofield The Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology seeks submissions

Special Issue: Advances in Survey Paradata Guest Editors: Brady T. West, Lynne S. Schofield The Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology seeks submissions

Abstract. Household surveys on income might suffer from quality limitations mainly due to the difficulty of enrolling households (unit nonresponse) and ret

Abstract. The integration of multiple survey, administrative, and third-party data offers the opportunity to innovate and improve survey estimation via sta

Abstract. This article develops model-based predictors for area-level proportions of employed men and women by occupation sectors and for entropies and div

Abstract. Government statistical offices worldwide are under pressure to produce statistics rapidly and for more detailed geographies, to compete with unof

Abstract. The French National Forest Inventory (NFI) employs a two-stage two-phase sampling scheme summarized by the following key steps: first, the territ

Abstract. We consider methods for model-based small area estimation when the number of areas with sampled data is a small fraction of the total areas for w

Abstract. We introduce a method for inference on the composition of a heterogeneous population using survey data, accounting for the possibility that captu