Webinars, Courses & Workshops

The International Statistical Institute offers members and statistical professionals access to current and upcoming events, courses and webinars, alongside a curated library of past content, to support continuous learning and professional growth. Most activities are organised and hosted by ISI associations, committees and partners, with additional regional webinars and ISI Academy webinars hosted by the ISI.

Webinars

Statistical Computing 5

CPS418: Robust Principal Components with Fast and Robust Bootstrap: An application to populated areas in Santa Fe

Fernanda Mendez

60th WSC (2015)

Advances Techniques for Modelling Maternal and Child Health in Africa

Geoadditive Latent Variable Models of Childhood Diseases: Case Study for Nigeria

Khaled Khatab , Ngianga-Bakwin Kandala

58th WSC (2011)

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Soil organic carbon and the hydrology of rubber soil versus forest soil: a depth resolved linear regression analysis

Indulekha Kavila , Bhava V. Hari

63rd WSC (2021)

Methods and Models for Extremes: 1

On the Pickands stochastic process

Adja Mbarka Fall , Gane Samb Lo

58th WSC (2011)

Member

Sibylle von Oppeln-Bronikowski

Germany

Natalie Shlomo

Lees meer over Natalie Shlomo

Natalie Shlomo is Professor Emerita of Social Statistics at the University of Manchester. Her main areas of interest are in topics related to survey statistics and survey methodology. She has over 80 publications and refereed book chapters and a track record of generating external funding for her research.

Poster spotlight (10)

Mills ratios of skew-t distribution and their applications

Tingting Li , Yubo Zhang , Xin Liao

59th WSC (2013)

Invited Paper Session

Harnessing new technologies to improve the respondent experience and hence data quality

Katharina Roßbach

65th WSC (2025)

President's Column

What have you been doing in the holidays?

Stephen Penneck

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