Here are some of the projects developed throughout my academic and professional journey, focused on Data Science, Visualization, and Causal Inference.
Webinars
Technical Reports & Articles
This study explores methodological alternatives for analysing open-ended responses in large-scale digital surveys, using the ICT Panel Survey in Brazil as a case study.
Authors: Thiago Meireles, Winston Oyadomari & Marcelo Pitta.
Developing indicators to measure the impact of AI on the world of work requires understanding what workers actually do.
Author: Thiago Meireles.
This methodology aims to estimate Internet quality measures for the entire population of schools based on measurements available only from the Simet sample.
Authors: Marcelo Pitta, Thiago Meireles & Pedro Luis do Nascimento Silva.
During the pandemic, the Ministry of Education failed to guide or disseminate successful distance learning methodologies. More than 8 million children remained without school activities.
Authors: Ian Prates, Hellen Guicheney, Thiago Meireles, et al.
The percentage of people working from home jumped from 4.9% in 2019 to 10.3% in May 2020, revealing deep digital divides in the labor market.
Authors: Rogério Jerônimo Barbosa, Ian Prates, Fábio Senne, Leonardo Lins, Thiago Meireles, et al.
For the first time in history, the employment level fell below 50%. Without emergency income, poverty would have reached 30% of the population.
Authors: Ian Prates, Rogério Jerônimo Barbosa, Thiago Meireles, et al.
The prolonged social distancing has disrupted the labor market and affected workers' employment and families' income. The public debate on the extension of the Emergency Basic Income has become inevitable, both in society and in the National Congress.
Authors: Ian Prates, Rogério Jerônimo Barbosa, Thiago Meireles, et al.
The government opted for a technological implementation that presents problems due to the low-income population's low familiarity with and access to Information and Communication Technologies (applications, phones, and computers).
Authors: Rogério Jerônimo Barbosa, Ian Prates, Thiago Meireles, et al.
Identifying the most fragile segments of Brazilian workers and measuring their degree of vulnerability as a key procedure for the execution of quality public policies.
Authors: Rogério Jerônimo Barbosa, Ian Prates and Thiago Meireles.
Other Projects
For the full list of repositories, visit my GitHub.