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Introduction (title, dedication, preface, table of contents) ( i )
Agricultural Statistics
2000: Opening Remarks ( 1 )
Agricultural Statistics Requirements and Uses Agricultural Statistics
for Public Policy Issues ( 7 ) Agricultural Statistics
for Private Sector and Global Marketing ( 13 ) Agricultural Statistics
for Environmental Monitoring and Policy ( 16 ) Agricultural Statistics
for Rural Development ( 29 ) International Standards
and Definitions for Agricultural Statistics ( 42 ) Discussion ( 51
) Sources of Agricultural Statistics - Part 1 Experience with Annual
Censuses of Agriculture ( 59 ) Experiences with Census
of Agriculture in Africa ( 71 ) Sampling Strategy for
Agricultural Censuses and Surveys in Developing Countries ( 83
) Agricultural Census
and Improvement of Rural Statistics in China ( 96 ) Integration of Administrative
Data with Survey and Census Data ( 107 ) Discussion ( 115
) Sources of Agricultural Statistics - Part 2 Crop Cutting vs. Farmer
Reports - Review of Swedish Findings ( 123 ) Agrometeorological
Crop Yield Forecasting Methods (133 )
Statistics Canada's
Near Real-Time Crop Condition Assessment Program ( 142 )
Data Collection for
Environmental Monitoring of the Agriculture Industry ( 149
) Surveys for Farm Structure,
Agricultural Accounts ( 162 ) Discussion ( 173
) Advancements in Survey Methodology and Analysis
The National Resources
Inventory and its Role in U.S. Agriculture ( 181 ) Land Cover and Land
Use Classification using TER-UTI ( 193 )
Utilization of Document
Imaging Technology ( 202 ) New Methods of Editing
and Imputation ( 220 ) Partial Overlap Samples
and Combining Information ( 229 ) Small Area Estimation
in India - Crop Yield and Acreage Statistics ( 238 ) Discussion ( 251
)
Remote Sensing & Geographic Information Systems for Agricultural Statistics
New Elements for Harmonized
Approaches ( 257 )
Area Frame Sample Designs:
A Comparison with the MARS Project ( 261 ) Remote Sensing in Mexico
( 278 ) Crop Monitoring in
Morocco Using Remote Sensing ( 282 ) GIS Use in the Framework
of a National Statistical Office: ( 291 ) Discussion ( 305
)
Future Perspectives for Agricultural Statistics
Issues and Concerns
for Developed Countries ( 311 ) Issues and Concerns
for Emerging Market Countries ( 323 )
Issues and Concerns
for Developing Countries ( 332 ) Technological Trends
in Statistics: the Dutch Perspective ( 341 ) Trends Affecting Agricultural
Statisticians ( 343 ) Discussion ( 351
) Agricultural Statistics
2000: Closing Remarks ( 355 ) Contributed Papers
Spatial Sampling Strategies
( 359 )
Eurostat's Input and
Candidate Countries: Agricultural Statistics ( 361 ) Issues on a Food Consumption
Survey in Korea ( 364 ) How GIS Technology
Can Answer Information Needs ( 366 ) Inequality in Israeli
Agriculture ( 369 ) Linux: International
UNIX and Freeware for Statisticians ( 371 ) Maize Yield Forecast
Based on Cob Size ( 374 ) Sampling Design for
a Farm Household Economy Survey in Korea ( 377 ) The Argentine National
Census of Agriculture of 1998 ( 379 ) Experiences with Census
of Agriculture in Korea ( 381 ) A New Estimating Method
for Normal Yield of Rice ( 383) Making Objective Crop
Forecasts ( 385 ) Unbiased Estimation
of Production Total Using Specific Sampling Designs ( 387
)
Estimation of Per-Farm
Indexes for Each Product Sector ( 389 ) The Evolution of the
Official Australian Agricultural Statistics Collection System (
391 ) Market Information
Service for Fresh Food in Japan ( 394 ) Appendix A:
Index of Authors and Presenters ( 399 ) Appendix B:
Conference Program ( 401 ) Appendix C: Conference
Participants ( 405 ) |