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Statistical Data Exchange and Publishing - an introduction to SDMX and DSPL
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In the era of big data analytics it makes even more sense to have efficient and standardized way of exchanging, sharing and publishing statistical data. This talk explores two such mechanisms - SDMX , a standard for exchange of statistical data for national statistical organizations and Google's DSPL that allows data to be published to Google Public Data Explorer.
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