Session: Time Use Diary Data: Methodological Innovations

Time: Tuesday 5th July, 10:00 - 12:30

Convenors:

Professor J Gershuny (University of Oxford)
Professor Oriel Sullivan (University of Oxford)


Abstract Details

Time use diary data are increasingly used to understand the rhythms and patterns of everyday activities, and to provide rich pictures of the experienced quality of daily life. Archives of time use data now extend over 50 years across 25 countries, and there have been large recent increases in the number of publications based on this data across disciples such as Sociology, Economics and Psychology. In this session participants will gain an understanding of what time use data is, its substantive scope, recent methodological innovations in its application, and how they might consider utilising such data in their own research.

Presentation downloads

Presenter: Jonathan Gershuny

Alternatives to GNP: accounting unpaid work and enjoyment

Presenter: Jonathan Gershuny

Introduction to time use diaries and the Multinational Time Use Study

Presenter: Marina Topouzi

Measuring health and wellbeing using MET scores and wearable camera information

Presenter: Pierre Walther

Modelling activity sequences: the 2015 time use survey

The level of the session is: Accessible

Presentation details

Presentation 1

Start time: 10:00

Presentation title: Introduction to time use diaries and the Multinational Time Use Study

Presenters:

Professor Oriel Sullivan (Centre for Time Use Research)
Professor J Gershuny (Centre for Time Use Research)

Presentation 2

Start time: 10:40

Presentation title: Modelling activity sequences: the 2015 time use survey

Presenters:

Dr Pierre Walthery (Centre for Time Use Research)
Mr Giacomo Vagni (Centre for Time Use Research)

Presentation 3

Start time: 11:15

Presentation title: Measuring health and wellbeing using MET scores and wearable camera information

Presenter:

Dr Marina Topouzi (Centre for Time Use Research, Oxford University)

Presentation 4

Start time: 11:50

Presentation title: Accounting for population happiness: a new approach to national accounts

Presenters:

Professor J Gershuny (Centre for Time Use Research)
Dr Joo Yeoun Suh (Centre for Time Use Research)