Demographics 2018 Workshop
12 - 15 June 2018, Chania, Crete, Greece
Focusing on Population Health State and Mortality Estimates
and
Verifying the HALE measurements of the Global Burden of Disease Study via Quantitative Methods Proposed
The rapid improvements last 60 years in science and especially in medicine, biology and the related fields gave rise to better conditions of life leading to a higher life span. Improvement also came in the way we cope with the nature and the natural phenomena. Demography and demographic analysis and research grow rapidly along with the other scientific fields and especially the quantitative branches of mathematics, statistics and more recently the computing methods and techniques. The new methods and techniques along with the classical qualitative aspects of demography tend to straighten the theoretical approaches and lead to various applications in the same or in other scientific fields including social and economic sciences, insurance and finance thus improving the social welfare of the countries. The research now is more interdisciplinary and the aim of the Workshop on Demographics 2018 is to attract people from the academia and practice thus closing the gap between theory and applications. Presentations expressing the state-of-the art will be organized.
The Workshop is organized under the umbrella of the Applied Stochastic Models and Data Analysis International Society - ASMDA International, and it is aimed to gather people interested in improving demography and the related fields of analysis and research including life and physical sciences as well as medical and technical information. We strongly support interdisciplinary studies and the improvement of the analytic tools and research methods. Both theoretical and practical submissions are accepted.
We also promote special works related to Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) from the HALE measurements of the Global Burden of Disease Study from the World Health Organization (WHO).
We have organized special sessions in the conference and the Demographics Workshop towards the introduction of alternative estimation methods in comparison with the HALE measures.
Even more we include in this web page the files of a simple model (paper, program and applications) providing enough documentation for the Healthy Life Expectancy estimates. Conference participants can use this model for estimating the HLE for various countries and territories and present in the conference.
The results are included in a special publication in the 45 Volume of the Springer Series on Demographic Methods and Population Analysis . More papers from the previous Demographic Workshops are included in a forthcoming book by Springer.
Information on the history of the estimation of the Health State of a Population is included in a Poster whereas more documentation can be downloaded from a
recent publication.
Abstract and Paper submissions are welcomed by using this website tools.
Please submit your abstract or special session by:
March 30, 2018 (NEW)
After the deadline Abstracts could be sent as late submissions
The deadline for full papers is March 30, 2018
After the deadline Papers can be sent to the secretariat until 1 month after the presentation in the Conference (this is the second stream of submissions to be handled later)
More information at secretariat@smtda.net or from the workshop chair:
Christos H Skiadas skiadas@cmsim.net
Web: http://www.cmsim.net
Quantitative Methods in Demography
Main Topics
1. Human population and mortality data and databases
2. Models and modeling of human mortality, longevity and life expectancy
3. Gompertz, Gompertz-Makeham, Weibull, Brass, Heligman and Pollard, Lee and Carter
4. Stochastic models, First exit time models of Human mortality
5. Methods and tools for fitting models
6. Nonlinear regression, Nonlinear regression pacquages, Nonlinear regression with Excel
7. Life expectancy limits
8. Life expectancy forecasts
9. Human organism deterioration and application in life expectancy
10. Health state of a population: definition, modeling and estimates
11. The health state function
12. Healthy life expectancy estimates from survey data
13. Healthy life expectancy estimates from death and population data
14. Applications and comparisons of healthy life expectancy estimates
15. Longevity, theory and estimates
16. Human Development Stages Estimates
17. Miscellaneous
18. Other demographic analysis and research topics
