What have we learned from the SARs?

a one day conference to showcase some of the most important and innovative research findings based on the 1991 SARs

Friday 16 November 2001
MANDEC Centre, University of Manchester

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

9.00am	Coffee and Registration
9.30am	Plans for SARs 2001 Angela Dale, CCSR, Helen Hughes and Chris Lodge, ONS
10.00am	Discussion and questions
10.30am	Coffee
10.45pm	Measuring disadvantage and difference
	The role of housing in disadvantage and ill-health Mike Coombes & Simon Raybould, University of Newcastle
	Which influences health most-country of birth or country of residence?  A British analysis using individual-level data Paul Boyle, School of Geography and Geosciences, University of St Andrews
	The escapers: The 'Nones' in Northern Ireland Religion Malcolm Macourt, University of Northumbria	pdf
12.45pm	Buffet Lunch
1.30pm	Labour market analysis
	Labour market and neighbourhood variations in male unemployment risk using census microdata Edward Fieldhouse & Mark Tranmer, CCSR, University of Manchester	abstract
	Extending the outputs from the 2001 Census
	Taking account of place when imputing income in the SARs Paul Williamson, Department of Geography, University of Liverpool	abstract
	Combining aggregate and micro-data to extend census tables for local area use Mark Tranmer, CCSR, University of Manchester	abstract
3.15pm	Tea
3.45pm	Extending the SARs by microsimulation and synthetic estimation
	Spatial micro-simulation approaches to combining the SARs with other Census outputs and survey microdata D Ballas, GP Clarke & D Dorling, School of Geography, University of Leeds
	Modelling the geographical location of synthetic households Seraphim Alvanides, Dimitris Ballas and Vasilis Vlastara, Department of Geography, University of Newcastle
5.15pm	End