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20:13 Statistics in COVID-19: Katie Allison (COVID… Statistics in COVID-19: Katie Allison (COVID Public Health Directorate)	Statistics in COVID-19: Katie Allison (COVID Public Health Directorate) Katie Allison (COVID Public Health Directorate): COVID-19 Infection Survey (CIS) in Scotland. The CfS Research Day gathered together experts in the analysis of Covid-19 data to discuss current… statistics covid-19 scotland symptoms week bit uncertainty age sample percent antibodies questions households covid 18th proportion confidence intervals hand infection survey england From Belle Taylor 0 likes 34 plays 0 Publisher Centre for Statistics Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created March 1st, 2021
01:07:32 Hyperspatial resolution satellite data for SDG… Hyperspatial resolution satellite data for SDG mapping	Hyperspatial resolution satellite data for SDG mapping Lecture given to the SENSE CDT students on the use of very high spatial resolution data (<1m) for mapping proxies for social and economic conditions in support of the SDGs remote sensing spatial analysis poverty sustainable livelihoods sdgs resolution households household things datasets lot access village countries surveys census country areas level fields challenge thing kenya questions From Gary Watmough 0 likes 62 plays 0 Publisher gary watmough Licence Type All rights reserved Language english Date Created October 27th, 2020
18:54 IDS - Week 05 - 06 - Doing data science IDS - Week 05 - 06 - Doing data science	IDS - Week 05 - 06 - Doing data science Structuring data science questions and projects data science rstats questions question park bit sightings hospitalizations analysis children dataset plot edinburgh vitamin proposal hypothesis class households lot science output jargon From Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel 0 likes 24 plays 0 Course Code MATH08077 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like
25:26 Economics of the Family 2.3 - Economic Reasons… Economics of the Family 2.3 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 3	Economics of the Family 2.3 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 3 lecture income household distance risk utility period correlation households rainfall farm root consumption sharing villages agreement country marriage profits regression weather From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 117 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 28th, 2020
27:32 Economics of the Family 2.2 - Equivalence Scales Economics of the Family 2.2 - Equivalence Scales	Economics of the Family 2.2 - Equivalence Scales Session 2 of week 2 lecture household poverty consumption households couple inequality level income rate lot utility adult money goods resources pounds person scale singles variance From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 101 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 28th, 2020
31:21 Economics of the Family 1.1 - Introduction Economics of the Family 1.1 - Introduction	Economics of the Family 1.1 - Introduction Overview of some of the key trends in family-related statistics. lecture marriage rate divorce countries rates households share families fertility age marriages couple household population increase country children extent trends decrease From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 143 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 21st, 2020

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