Internet Sites

• Forecasting Principles - An excellent resource for finding forecasting related data, research, links, and other information, this site is provided as a public service by the International Institute of Forecasters. Created in 1997 by Professor J. Scott Armstrong, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, it is managed by Scott Armstrong and Kesten C. Green of the Business and Economic Forecasting Unit at Monash.
• Pollyvote - The Political Forecasting Special Interest Group is a resource for scholars and practitioners interested in forecasting elections and other political events.
• Lancaster Centre for Forecasting - The Lancaster Centre for Forecasting is the pre-eminent focus of academic and corporate forecasting research in Europe. As a non-profit research-driven organisation, we provide unbiased services to the corporate and public sector - independent of methods, techniques, software products and vendors. The Centre offers 15 years of expertise in over 20 corporate projects per year on the complete range of predictive analytics, from demand planning to market modelling, from statistical methods to artificial intelligence and from public sector to corporations in telecommunications, fast moving consumer goods, insurances and manufacturing.
• The Conference Board - This site provides economic and business cycle indicators.
• Econometric Links - Marius Ooms provides links to econometrics courses, conferences, and data.
• European Forecasting Network - The EFN is a research group made up of European universities and research centers whose initiative is jointly financed by the partner institutes and the European Commission.
• FAIRMODEL - Ray Fair enables you to interact online with U.S. and multicountry econometric models.
• Investment Forecasting - Howard Phillip tracks his forecasts of the Dow 30 using adaptive forecasting.
• Monash University Business and Economic Forecasting Unit
• Rule-Based Forecasting - Monica Adya's page provides the current set of rules being used in rule-based forecasting research.
• George Washington University - The Research Program on Forecasting supports research, teaching, and dissertation supervision in forecasting as part of the Department of Economics and the Center for Economic Research at The George Washington University. Our website includes information on our current activities, research, and members. It also provides links to our current working papers and other useful links.
• Applied Forecasting is an independent forecasting portal that contains up-to-date news and upcoming events for researchers, practitioners and students.
• The Portal on Forecasting with Neural Networks