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Estimating temporary populations (2016-2021)

Abstract

Drawing on new and emerging sources of data, this project will develop a novel series of population estimates for Australian regions and localities that encompasses visitors and other temporary movements, and will complement existing estimates of resident populations. It will clarify user needs, evaluate data quality, apply metrics to capture key forms of temporary mobility, and integrate symptomatic data to estimate the timing and magnitude of population flux at local and regional levels. These results will advance the science of population estimation and have direct practical relevance to planning, while positioning Australia at the forefront in addressing a growing global information need.

Experts

Dr Elin Charles-Edwards

Centre Director of Queensland Centr
Queensland Centre for Population Research
Faculty of Science
Associate Professor in Human Geogra
School of the Environment
Faculty of Science
Elin Charles-Edwards
Elin Charles-Edwards

Professor Jonathan Corcoran

Affiliate of Queensland Centre for
Queensland Centre for Population Research
Faculty of Science
Deputy Associate Dean Research (Res
Faculty of Science
Professor
School of the Environment
Faculty of Science
Jonathan Corcoran
Jonathan Corcoran