Enhancing Metadata Quality: Insights from METIS 2008 Sessions

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The METIS 2008 sessions featured key discussions led by experts Max Booleman, Matjaz Jug, and Joza Klep, focusing on improving statistical metadata practices. Part C emphasized the importance of both ex-ante and ex-post metadata, stressing that quality is relative to established norms. Part D showcased practical case studies and best practices, encouraging participants to learn from one another. The event also highlighted various statistical courses held in Norway and the Netherlands. Join the dialogue on advancing metadata strategies for better data management.

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May 18, 2026

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Enhancing Metadata Quality: Insights from METIS 2008 Sessions

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Part C and D Session organized by Max Booleman (Netherlands) Matjaz Jug (New Zealand) Joza Klep (Slovenia) METIS 2008
http://www.unece.org/stats/cmf/Welcome.html METIS 2008
Part C • It is not only output • It is not only describing • Ex ante metadata: what should you do • Ex post metadata: what did I do • Quality is relative to norms: Ex post – Ex ante METIS 2008
Part D • Real practice • Case studies • Best practice • What could we learn from each other • Not only Models and Techniques but also Business cases • We are all doing the same METIS 2008
Good to know • ESTP-courseStatistical Metadata – Introductory CourseNorway and The Netherlands • Oslo, October 2007, fully bookedLuxembourg, December 2007, adjusted programVoorburg, May 2008, fully booked Oslo, October 2008 METIS 2008