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Estimating time points of significant change in cause-specific mortality: Joinpoint regression in R
Those engaged in demographic research are often interested in how and why the vital demographic processes (fertility, mortality, and migration) change in response to certain…
Taylor van Doren
Apr 17, 2024

Expanding the Lifespan of Software for Demographic Analysis with Containers: An Application of Spatial Sampling
Software, such as specific R packages, evolve over time, which may prevent older analysis code from working as expected. For example, default values for arguments in a…
Egor Kotov, Esther Denecke
Apr 17, 2024

Increasing the Lifespan of Software for Demographic Analysis
Many researchers face challenges with computational reproducibility. For instance, running analysis code written just a year earlier can be problematic. Even if it worked…
Egor Kotov, Esther Denecke
Apr 17, 2024

Knowing and understanding change: Methods insights using historical pandemic data
Pandemic diseases, like COVID-19, have far-reaching effects that are difficult to identify or predict during the course of the pandemic itself. Case numbers and mortality…
Taylor van Doren
Apr 17, 2024

Unlocking Population Estimation Using Readily Available Data
Population estimation techniques rely on past population data, number of births, deaths, and migration. While various techniques have been used to accurately produce…
Mathew Hauer
Apr 17, 2024

Unlocking Population Estimation Using Readily Available Data: Applying the Simplified Censal Ratio Method
Population estimation is generally a straightforward process: any population must result from a past population number plus the births minus the deaths plus the net…
Mathew Hauer
Apr 17, 2024
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