Presentations
Meeting date:
20091126
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Words of Welcome, Agenda:
Presenter: John Fahey, Reproductive Care Program of Nova Scotia
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An Introduction to PCCF+: Using the Postal Code Conversion File to Geocode SAS Datasets
Presenter: Ron Dewar, Cancer Care Nova Scotia
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SAS Global Forum 2009: A first time attendee gives his impressions of SGF in Washington, DC, March 2009
Presenter: Barry Campbell, Reproductive Care Program of Nova Scotia
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A Brief Introduction to PROC TRANSPOSE: A detailed look at data transposition including SAS syntax and real life examples from the power utility industry
Presenter: Voytek Grus, Nova Scotia Power
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Hash Objects: Why Bother?: An introduction to hash objects in comparison with other SAS table lookup techniques
Presenter: Barb Crowther, SAS Canada Technical Training Specialist
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Combining Data Sets Containing Character Variables of Different Lengths: Demonstration of a SAS macro that solves the problem by automatically generating the appropriate SAS code
Presenter: Martha Cox, Cancer Outcomes Research Program, Cancer Care Nova Scotia
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A Macro for Loading Excel sheets into SAS: How to import, sort and plot data from a multi-sheet Excel file
Presenter: Pantelis Andreou, Dalhousie University
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Don't Import It!: Setting up a Libname to an Excel spreadsheet or Access database
Presenter: Kevin Druhan, Nova Scotia Dept of Health
Meeting date:
20090206
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Words of Welcome, Agenda:
Presenter: John Fahey, Reproductive Care Program of Nova Scotia
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Using Enterprise Guide to Derive Insights From the Passenger List of the RMS Titanic: Demonstration of reporting techniques in the SAS Enterprise Guide environment.
Presenter: Matt Malczewski, SAS Canada
Titanic_2.zip: Zip archive containing passenger data in Excel file and Enterprise Graph file
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Data Quality Assurance with SAS: Tips and Tricks: Approaches to data management, data quality assurance, and reporting healthcare data.
Presenter: Kevin Druhan, Nova Scotia Department of Health
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Techie Tip: PROC TRANSPOSE or Data Step: Comparison of two techniques
Presenter: Dr. Pantelis Andreou, Dalhousie University
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Techie Tip: If you have a DATE, SAS has the TIME: How to parse date/time data from Excel into a SAS data set.
Presenter: Bev Lawson, Lecturer and Senior Research Associate, Family Medicine, Dalhousie University
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Time Series: An Introduction:
Presenter: Voytek Grus, Nova Scotia Power Inc., John Fahey, Reproductive Care Program of Nova Scotia
Time_Series_Analysis_2.zip: John's slides: zip file containing raw data in PRN file, SAS data file, SAS code and log, GIF images, and PDF document
Meeting date:
20081024
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Agenda: What happened and who spoke.
Presenter: John Fahey, Reproductive Care Program of Nova Scotia
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Reporting Face-off 1: PROC FREQ
Presenter: Dr. Pantelis Andreou, CH&E, Dalhousie
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Reporting Face-off 2: PROC TABULATE
Presenter: Jill Casey, Dept. of Health
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Reporting Face-off 3: PROC REPORT
Presenter: John Fahey, RCPNS
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Tips and Tricks 1: Drill-down with ActiveX
Presenter: John Fahey, RCPNS
ActiveX.zip: ZIP file contains HTML files demonstrating embedded ActiveX component
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Tips and Tricks 2: Denormalizing data with PROC SQL
Presenter: Barry Campbell, RCPNS
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Fitting Structural Equation Models using the (T)CALIS Procedure: Today's Featured speaker presents on modeling using Covariance Analysis
of Linear Structural Equations
Presenter: Dr. Yiu-Fai Yung, SAS Institute, Cary, N.C.
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A Preview of SAS/STAT in 9.2: What's coming in the next version?
Presenter: Tim Trussell, SAS Canada
SAS_Fall_Update.pdf: Updates on SAS Global Forum, Customer Value Award, a contest, Insights newsletter and other subscriptions, new SAS communities and more.
Meeting date:
20080222
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Agenda:
What happened and who spoke.
Presenter: Alex Filimon, Novus Consulting (emcee)
Bios.doc: Short introductions for the speakers
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PROC REPORT for Dummies:
An introduction to SAS' very powerful reporting procedure.
Presenter: John Fahey, RCPNS
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Using SAS to answer the question: Where have all the meat buyers gone? :
Using SAS Enterprise Miner to explore meat purchase behaviour based on two years transaction data.
Presenter: Chen Chen, Masters of E-Commerce Student, Dalhousie University
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Techie Tips:
Using simulation to find the 87th percentile in your data. An audience
member also pointed out that PROC UNIVARIATE might be able to
answer your question.
Presenter: Prof. Pantelis Andreou, Comm. Health & Epidemiology
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Data Visualization: Some Introductory Thoughts:
Some Thoughts on Effective Data Display
Presenter: Bill Droogendyk, Quality Systems, ArcelorMittal
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Customer Value Plan Update:
Christy provided information on activities of the Customer Value
Team at SAS Canada
Presenter: Christy Hobley
Meeting date:
20071019
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JMPing Into the Data Mine:
JMP is SAS software designed for dynamic data visualization
Presenter: Alex Filimon, Novus Consulting
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Data Makes the Difference: Decision Support using SAS in Continuing Care:
How can we use data to make the best decisions about how we fund health care services?
Presenter: Kevin Druhan, NS Dept of Health
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Bayesian Methods in SAS :
Demonstration of PROC BGENMOD
Presenter: Dr. Pantelis Andreou, CH&E, Dalhousie
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Creating Custom HTML Output and ActiveX Graphs the easy way through EG :
Get your report looking just how you want it, in half the time.
Presenter: Tim Trussell, SAS Canada
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Techie Tip:
How to create a footnote that contains the date and the name of the program that generated it
Presenter: Martha Cox, Population Health Research Unit
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SAS Global Forum post-mortem:
Fun and excitement at Disney World - including all the papers from the talks I saw.
Presenter: John Fahey, RCP of NS
Meeting date:
20070223
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SAS/Graph: PROC GReplay:
Display multiple graphs simultaneously using this feature of SAS/Graph.
Presenter: Cory Russell, N.S. Department of Health
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SAS/Connect:
Accessing a DBMS Directly using SAS.
Presenter: Dan Ricard, Dalhousie Department of Math and Statistics
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Regression using SAS: Multiple Options:
Linear Regression Analysis with a focus on Influence
Diagnostics using PROC REG
Presenter: Voytek Grus, Nova Scotia Power
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Enterprise Miner - A case study on Organic Food Marketing in a Grocery Store :
Contact the presenter directly.
Presenter: Sue Walsh, SAS Institute Cary, NC, Susan.Walsh@sas.com
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BI Overview : SAS Business Intelligence tools and applications.
Powerpoint presentation at http://www.sas.com/offices/NA/canada/downloads/presentations/Caribbean/BI_Overview.pdf
Presenter: James Waite, SAS Institute (Canada), James.Waite@sas.com
Meeting date:
20061109
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Beyond Opportunity; Enterprise Miner:
Exploring SAS Enterprise Miner with an example from Ronalda's
consulting work.
Presenter: Ronalda Koster
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Techie Tip 1:
Multiple Inputs, Mulitple Outputs - as seen at NESUG 2006 in
Philadelphia.
Presenter: John Fahey
MIMO.zip: See readme.txt in zipfile for descriptions
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Techie Tip 2:
Getting Data into and out of SPSS and Excel
Presenter: Dr. Pantelis Andreou, Dept. of CH&E, Dalhousie University
spss.sas: SAS code to create an SPSS dataset or Excel spreadsheet
factor.xls: Excel spreadsheet created from within SAS
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Techie Tip 3:
Taking Out the Garbage - A simple macro to clear out potential problems and nuisances
when running multiple SAS programs.
Presenter: John Fahey p.p. Adam LaManna
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POWER PLAY:
Hockey Example of Proc Power - details available directly from
Tim.Trussell (at) sas.com
Presenter: Tim Trussell - SAS Canada
Meeting date:
20060224
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Welcome and Introduction:
Presenter: John Fahey, President, RCPNS and Christy Hobley, SAS Canada
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Using PROC LOGISTIC: Concepts and applications of logistic regression using SAS
Presenter: Voytek Grus, Nova Scotia Power Inc.
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"SAS Stored Processes - An analyst’s perspective: An overview of stored processes and how to create and distribute them for use with SAS Enterprise Guide and other applications
Presenter: Sylvain Tremblay, SAS Canada
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Techie Tips 1: Using Symput and Symget
Presenter: Pantelis Andreou, Community Health and Epidemiology, Dalhousie University
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Techie Tips 2: Superscripts in SAS Output, The Skip Macro
Presenter: Martha Cox, Population Health Research Unit, Dalhousie University
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Final Jeopardy with Allegedly Fabulous Prizes: Quiz game fun
Presenter: John and Christy
Meeting date:
20050311
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Introduction and Welcome: Acknowledgement of speakers, information on NESUG, preamble to meeting, agenda.
Presenter: John Fahey, Reproductive Care Program of Nova Scotia (RCPNS)
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Application of SAS Software at Nova Scotia Power: Balancing the use of SAS and Excel for analytical and information needs of marketing and regulatory departments.
Presenter: Voytek Grus, Pricing Specialist, Marketing Dept., Nova Scotia Power
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"What's wrong NOW?!: An introduction to debugging SAS programs for beginners
Presenter: Martha Cox, Population Health Research Unit, Dalhousie University
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Creating Internet Applications with SAS/Intrnet Software: How to apply SAS programming knowledge to create dynamic SAS applications for the Internet
Presenter: David Ghan, Education, SAS Canada
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Techie Tips: File listing, array usage, password hiding, and a boxplot demo
Presenter: John Fahey, RCPNS
Meeting date:
20040227
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Welcome/Agenda:
The Game Plan for SHRUG itself and for each meeting.
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Presenter: John Fahey
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Output Delivery System:
Christie's presentation on ODS is available directly from her - Christy.Hobley (at) sas.com
Presenter: Christie Hobley
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Techie Tips:
Techie Tips are meant to be short presentations that provide a
tidbit to make your life simpler when using SAS. They can be
arcane or simple but all are meant to fit into the news you can
use category.
Presenter: John Fahey
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Using FSEDIT for Data Entry :
Pan's presentation on FSEDIT is available directly from him - Pantelis.Andreou (at) dal.ca
Presenter: Christie Hobley
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Integration with Third-Party Tools :
Luke's presentation on Third-Party integration is available directly from him,
see http://www.lucastech.ca/info_contact.html
Presenter: Luke Young
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SUGI Info:
Christy provided information on SUGI 29 - see her Insights article:
http://www.sas.com/offices/NA/canada/newsletter/insights/jan04/index.html
Presenter: Christie Hobley
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