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Paper selections

Here are the papers selected by the Steering Committee.

Notes: Papers 159 (Vainorius) and 160 (van der Meulen) were originally submitted as 45 minute papers. The committee has accepted them as 30 minute papers. The presenters need to be notified that they have 30 minute slots. If either is unable to present in this time we will have to go to the alternate paper 4, paper number 142 (Wells).

Full abstracts and other submission details are in the attached PDF and the Salesforce campaign report for the Call for Papers.

maria.astalsseres , will you handle communication with presenters? kathy.walker can provide guidance on what has been done for the US conference.

30 Minute Papers

#	Paper ID	Mean	Standard Deviation	Paper Status	Author	Paper Title	Status	Comments
1	103	4.36	0.67	Accept	Stephen Pearson	New insights into process deviations using multivariate control charts	Accepted
2	118	4.36	0.81	Accept	Elizabeth Claassen	Random Coefficient Models: How to Model Longitudinal and Hierarchical Data in JMP Pro	Accepted
3	104	4.00	0.89	Accept	Laura Lancaster	An Integrated Process Improvement Approach using JMP’s Second Generation Quality Tools	Accepted	Co-presenter: Chris Gotwalt
4	113	3.91	0.83	Accept	Benjamin (Mike) Adams	Are You Familiar with the Expression…..?	Accepted
5	115	3.91	0.83	Accept	Bertram Schäfer	Hierarchical Response Models for Design of Experiments	Accepted
6	134	3.91	0.94	Accept	Steffen Brammer	A JMP script for geostatistical cluster analysis of mixed data sets with spatial information	Accepted
7	139	3.91	1.04	Accept	Christian Ritter	Skeletons and Flying Carpets: A step beyond profiles and contours to explore multiple response surfaces	Accepted
8	106	3.82	0.87	Accept	Robert Anderson	Robust Optimisation of Processes and Products by using Monte Carlo Simulation Experiments	Accepted
9	137	3.64	0.81	Accept	Pascal Schäfer	Identification of Effective HIV Interventions When P >> N: A Cross-Country Application of Variable Selection Models and Elastic Net Regression Modeling	Accepted	Christian Hildebrand christian.hildebrand@unisg.ch
10	107	3.64	1.03	Accept	Marion Janker	From laboratory to manufacture: understanding the variability of a granulated product between different scales, production sites and testing facilities using JMP®	Accepted
11	140	3.64	1.36	Accept	Anne Hasted	Who Likes Green Apples? Applications of Multivariate Analysis and Data Visualisations in Consumer Science	Accepted	Gemma Hodgson gemma@qistatistics.co.uk
12	114	3.55	0.93	Accept	Jianfeng Ding	Multiple Correspondence Analysis – A New Platform for Categorical Variables, Ready to be Explored!	Accepted
13	141	3.55	0.93	Accept	Elie Maricau	Development of an Inferential Model for Real Time Quality Monitoring in a Chemical Production Plant	Accepted
14	117	3.36	0.92	Accept	Yves Gueniffey	How JMP can help determine the type of surface collapse over abandoned mines	Accepted
15	160	3.27	1.01	Accept	Egbert van der Meulen	A SAS JMP Clinical Template for Central Statistical Monitoring at Ferring Pharmaceuticals	Accepted
16	159	3.00	1.10	Accept	Enrikas Vainorius, MD	Modern Techniques in Centralized Clinical Trial Monitoring	Accepted
17	155	3.45	1.04	Alternate 1	Peng Liu	Exploring the BackBlaze Hard Drive Data	Poster
18	154	3.55	1.21	Alternate 2	Peter van Bruggen	Is there a Pot of Gold at the end of DoE’s Rainbow, or does that remains Leprechaun’s Secret?	Only alternative	"We don’t think that a poster gives the message as we planned"
19	131	3.36	0.50	Alternate 3	Ryan Lekivetz	Covering Arrays: A tool to construct efficient test suites for validating deterministic systems
20	142	3.36	1.03	Alternate 4	chris wells	Statistical Monitoring – ‘Its just data cleaning, right?’	Alternative/Poster
21	136	3.09	1.04	Alternate 5	Deepti Varshney	How I made analysis on my blood sugar and could control my blood sugar using this analysis
22	108	3.82	1.17	Alternate 6	Mia Stephens	Teaching Statistics to Non-Statisticians using Simulations and Resample Methods
23	102	3.73	0.65	Alternate 7	Drew Foglia	JMP Clinical 6.0 - New Features for Improved Study Analyses and Sharing

45 Minute Papers

#	Paper ID	Mean	Standard Deviation	Paper Status	Author	Paper Title	Status	Comments
1	234	4.64	0.67	Accept	Bradley Jones	Powerful Analysis of Definitive Screening Designs Taking Advantage of their Special Structure	Accepted
2	224	4.36	0.81	Accept	Silvio Miccio	Modeling Curves/Sprectra with JMP	Accepted
3	201	4.18	0.75	Accept	Kate Llewellyn	A comparison of model building platforms in JMP and JMP Pro for analysis of custom designs	Decline	Her role in the Company has changed.
4	235	4.18	1.08	Accept	Xan Gregg	All Graphs Are Wrong, but Some Are Useful	Decline	Xan is giving a pre-conference workshop on similar material.
5	208	3.73	0.65	Accept	Corinne BERGES	Outlier screening in test of automotive semiconductors: use of jmp 12 Pro ‘Multivariate Analysis’ platforms and ‘Explore Outliers’ utility	Accepted
6	236	3.73	0.79	Accept	Alain GAUTIER	Test Time Reduction and predictive analysis Using Optimized flow based on D-Optimal Design, Principal Component Analysis and Hierarchical Component Analysis.	Accepted
7	205	3.55	0.82	Accept	Richard Zink	Risk-Based Monitoring and Fraud Detection in Clinical Trials	Accepted
8	240	3.09	0.94	Accept	Michael Crotty	Using an Augmented Covering Array to Test the New Destructive Degradation Platform	Accepted
9	218	4.00	1.18	Alternate .	James Wisnowski	Innovative Text Analytics for Surveys and Incident Reports
10	216	3.91	1.14	Accept	Drew Foglia	Object Oriented JSL - Techniques for Writing Maintainable/Extendable JSL Code	Accepted
11	232	3.64	0.92	Alternate .	Roselinde Kessels	Cases studies on designing and analysing discrete choice experiments using JMP	Accepted
12	230	3.27	1.01	Alternate .	Michael Hecht	Run Program - JMP's Link To Other Programs

Posters final

Count	First Name	Last Name	Company / Account	Email	Co-author	Paper Title
1	Jean-François	Michiels	Arlenda	jean-francois.michiels@arlenda.com		Computing statistical tolerance intervals in JMP
2	Stine	Fangel	Bavarian Nordic A/S	stine.fangel@bavarian-nordic.com		Application of Statistical Process Control on Production Critical Parameters
3	Emmanuel	Romeu	Beckman Coulter	eromeu@beckman.com		Get more with less: systematic evaluation of sensitivity and imprecision through a JMP Script associating DOE and PCA
4	Daniel	Marcos	CIEPQPF-Department of Chemical Engineering - University of Coimbra; CUF - Químicos Industriais	danieltmarcos@gmail.com		Regression models for an industrial reactive extraction process
5	Silvia	Vaaben	Coloplast	dksiv@coloplast.com		USING JMP TO PROCESS HISTORICAL DATA, AND SUPPORT DECISION MAKING BY ANALYZING TRIAL RESULTS FROM AN EVOP APPROACH
6	Sam	Gardner	Elanco	sjgardner@elanco.com		Using Physical and Computer Models to Teach DOE
7	Yves	Chandon	Freescale Semiconductors	yves.chandon@freescale.com		Balancing Cost Savings and ?Zero Defect? with JMP statistics
8	Martin	Owen	GlaxoSmithKline plc [Stevenage]	martin.r.owen@gsk.com		Dealing with the data deluge: from data access to data insight
9	Daniel	Tray	GlaxoSmithKline plc [Stevenage]	daniel.r.tray@gsk.com		Maximising the Value of Time Series Data: Repeated Measures Analysis Using JMP
10	Andrew	Kampfschulte	Grand Valley State University	kampfsca@mail.gvsu.edu		Using JMP to Organize, Manage, and Analyze Team Rosters and Practice Data from Local Swim Teams: An Alternative to Traditional Software
11	Angela	Manginelli	GSK Vaccines	angela.x.manginelli@gsk.com		Comparison of performance of laboratory equipment (liquid handlers)
12	Bryan	Shepherd	JMP	bryan.shepherd@jmp.com		JMP for Consumer Research and the Social Sciences
13	Melinda	Thielbar	JMP	melinda.thielbar@jmp.com		New Features in Choice Modeling for JMP 13
14	Melanie	Drake	JMP	Melanie.Drake@jmp.com		Effective Test Design Using Covering Arrays
15	John	Jones	JMP	john.jones@jmp.com	Arati	Using JMP to Gain Deeper Insight Into Web Analytics Data
16	Heman	Robinson	JMP	heman.robinson@jmp.com		Sharing Interactive Web Reports From JMP®
17	Daniel	Valente	JMP	daniel.valente@jmp.com		Building Analytic Workflows with the JMP® Journal for Processing Sensor Data
18	Phil	Kay	JMP	phil.kay@jmp.com		We have all the time in the world: Use your time wisely in designing experiments.
19	Martin	Demel	JMP Department of SAS Institute GmbH	martin.demel@jmp.com		Getting around common pitfalls working with Excel data in JMP
20	Peng	Liu	JMP Division, SAS Institute Inc.	peng.liu@jmp.com		Exploring the BackBlaze Hard Drive Data
21	Richard	Zink	JMP Life Sciences, SAS Institute, Inc.	richard.zink@jmp.com	Author: Phoeve Jiang (cho.Author: Richrad)	Predicting Patient Recruitment in Multicenter Clinical Trials
22	Antonio	D'Angelo	Lfoundry srl	antonio-domenico.dangelo@lfoundry.com		Multimodality distribution analysis
23	Olaf	Bürger	Mahle Behr GmbH & Co. KG	olaf.buerger@mahle.com		Videoexperiment evaluated with JMP
24	Andy	Liddle	Process Insight Consulting	al@process-insight.co.uk		Poultry Insights at Elanco
25	Davy	Van den Bosch	Procter & Gamble Belgium	vandenbosch.d@pg.com	Pablo Moreno-Pelaez (morenopelaez.p@pg.com)/ Zhiwu Liang (liang.zw@pg.com)	Beating complexity in automated method qualification via Tailored Split-Split-Plot design with JMP® Pro.
26	Andre	AUGE	RIO TINTO & KSIC	andre.auge@riotinto.com	Olivier Brack	Statistical life expectancy modelisation. Example of pot life expectancy modelisation in a smelter plant.
27	Chris	Wells	Roche Products [UK]	chris.wells.cw1@roche.com		Statistical Monitoring – ‘Its just data cleaning, right?’
28	Stephanie	Lucas	Syngenta Limited (Jeallotts Hill, UK)	stephanie.lucas@syngenta.com		Surviving the Rain: The Five Step Program for a JMP Novice
29	ALFREDO	LOPEZ NAVARRO	Telefónica	alfredo.lopez-navarro@telefonica.com		JMP Sessions - ?In the Beginning there is Dialog?
30	Bernard	McKeown	The SAS Institute	bernard.mckeown@jmp.com		JSL is THE Language of Analytical Communication
31	Frank	Deruyck	University College Ghent	frankderuyck@telenet.be		Modeling % Body Fat in a human body using Design of Experiments and Regression analysis
32	Ryan	Lekivetz	JMP	ryan.lekivetz@jmp.com		Covering Arrays: A tool to construct efficient test suites for validating deterministic systems
33	Andy	Mauromoustakos	University of Arkansas	amauro@uark.edu		Impact of the Global Food Safety Initiative on Food Safety World-Wide: Results of a Survey of International Food Processors
34	Marco	Reis	University of Coimbra	marco@eq.uc.pt		Analysis of a Waste Management Process using Principal Components Analysis and Data Visualization
35	James	Gilman	University of Exeter	jg371@exeter.ac.uk		Design of Synthetic Gene Switches Using JMP
36	Chloe	Singleton	University of Exeter	c.singleton@exeter.ac.uk		Embedding DoE in Undergraduate Student Projects

Re: Paper selections

Hi Katie,

I´ve just sent a reminder to all poster presenters. Deadline to upload the poster is Monday 15th. Next week, once I get the update from E-posterboard I will send a second reminder.

For paper presenters, due is as well Monday 15th. Do we want them to send us the final paper, or should they upload the paper in the community directly?

If it´s the second, do we have already a page for it, what about the instructions? "In February, you will receive instructions on how to submit your paper and presentation files (slide decks) to the JMP^® User Community.": Presenter Checklist | JMP

Thanks,

Maria

Re: Paper selections

I´ve added Sam Gardner in the list of Poster presenters.

Re: Paper selections

Hi all,

after sending the second reminder last week, only two more People agreed to present a poster instead. The list is updated now. Here the Numbers:

- All poster presenter have accepted - 9

- Non accepted papers, but poster instead: 15 Customers and 8 JMP´ler

- From the alternative paper presenter: Peng Liu/ Chris Wells/ and Roselinde Kessels would like to present a poster instead. Since the paper presenter Slots are full, should I contact all other alternatives and ask what they want to do?

Jeff, could you have a look at the list of poster? Should all present? JMP´ler know that customers will have Preference.

I´ll forward you the invite for the call with Kathy and Lori, so that we can all agree what should we do next.

Thanks,

Maria

Re: Paper selections

Thanks, Maria! So we are looking at the 9 accepted for sure and then however many alternates you decide to accept? What Wednesday meeting are you speaking of?

Re: Paper selections

Hi Katie,

all People that submitted a poster has accepted the Invitation (3th table).

The 4th table are all paper not accepted that would like to present their Topic as a poster. So far, 14 customers and 8 JMP´ler asked to present a poster instead.

I said to all JMP and SAS workers that customers will have Preference to present, if there aren´t enough Slots.

We could discuss this further during our catch up this Wednesday.

Maria

Re: Paper selections

Hi Maria,

I see that we have 9 poster presenters at this point. I am wondering how many TOTAL posters we think we might have after paper presenters have accepted, so that I know how many poster kiosks to plan for the in the Expo. In Brussels, we had 23.

Thanks!

Katie

Re: Paper selections

All paper Slots are now covered! We just Need to wait till next week to see if more people want to present a poster.

Re: Paper selections

Hi,

I sent a reminder to paper and poster presenter who haven´t answered yet.

Regards,

Maria

Re: Paper selections

I just heard from Xan. Since he's doing the pre-conference workshop he was counting on not doing a paper. He's declining his paper slot. Please move Drew Foglia into Xan's spot. I'll update the table above.

Thanks!

-Jeff

Re: Paper selections

That's great, Maria.

I added Status and Comment columns to the tables above. Perhaps that's enough to record the acceptance information. If so, you can edit the document (use the Edit action on the right at the top of this page). If you need additional columns you can add those as well.

-Jeff

Re: Paper selections

Hi,

I´ve communicated the decisions from the Steering Committee to all everybody who submitted a paper or poster, as well as the European Team.

I´m keeping track with the acceptance of presentations/ poster in an Excel, and I´ll share it here after the 2nd of December.

Thanks!

Maria

Re: Paper selections

Additional note on selections:

All paper submitters who were not selected should be offered poster slots.

Thanks!

-Jeff

Re: Paper selections

An email thread from Maria, Jessica and Kathy.

maria.astalsseres :

Hi Kathy, hi JessicaShould I use the same E-mails as last year to communicate paper and poster acceptance? See attached.I´ve already adapted new dates and links (not the date in yellow, when should it be?)Just double checking:-          We will have 16, 30 Minutes Paper-          7 Alternative presenters for the papers 30 Minutes-          8, 45 Minutes papers-          4 Alternatives for papers 45 minutes-          9 Poster presenters.All posters submissions have been accepted, so I should ask the alternative paper presenters if they prefer to present a poster or wait in case there are paper presenter cancellations? (as attached)Is the hidden page “presenter checklist” already active? If not, when will it be?

jessica.marquardt:

Hi Maria,The presenter checklist page is active and can be found at:www.jmp.com/checklistAs for the acceptance letters, one minor suggestion. They won’t receive a discount code for complimentary registration. Instead, they will be sent down a registration path that provides complimentary registration automatically. You will receive an email from us soon with a discount code for instructions for registering for the conference at no cost. complimentary registration.  You can make your hotel arrangements as part of the registration process.

kathy.walker:

Hi Maria, I use the same emails each year, I just tweak the content/dates as needed. Regarding the date in yellow, I typically give people two weeks to respond from when I send the email. If this doesn’t meet other deadlines you have (finalizing breakouts/agenda for web and/or email blasts) then you can always ask for an earlier date. No matter what the date is, you will always be chasing down someone to receive confirmation. JFor alternates, I ask in the email if they want to present a poster now. If they are needed to fill a paper slot, I then move them from poster presenter to paper presenter.For the ePosters, I’m happy to help with what you need. We’ll need to work with Katie since she has been coordinating that effort for Amsterdam. I’ve cc’d Katie on this email. Katie – is there a max number of posters for Amsterdam? I haven’t seen an agenda for this event, so I’m assuming that Jeff’s numbers for available presentation slots is correct. Katie – let us know if this is incorrect.Thanks,Kathy