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Easy access to secondary data for scientific research

Easy access to secondary data for scientific research. Marleen Becht Scientific Statistical Agency Council for Social Sciences Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research. IASSIST 2003, Ottawa: Strength in Numbers. Scientific Statistical Agency.

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Easy access to secondary data for scientific research

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  1. Easy access to secondary data for scientific research Marleen Becht Scientific Statistical Agency Council for Social Sciences Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research IASSIST 2003, Ottawa: Strength in Numbers

  2. Scientific Statistical Agency • Disclosing data for scientific research (e.g., from Statistical Office) • Improving metadata • Enhancing better use and sharing of knowledge (e.g., enrichment) • Stimulating the secondary use of data in social sciences IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 2

  3. How? • “One-stop-shop” • Useful data • Useful metadata • Easy search tool -> retrieval tool • Low prices IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 3

  4. Metadata • Addressed to (social) scientists • Short • Informative • Elaboration IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 4

  5. Catalogue • Easy to navigate • Easy searching • Quick screening • In-depth information (variable information!) • Easy ordering IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 5

  6. Start page IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 6

  7. Studies IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 7

  8. Metadata study I IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 8

  9. Metadata study II IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 9

  10. Metadata study III IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 10

  11. Metadata study I IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 11

  12. Data files IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 12

  13. Documentation IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 13

  14. Ordering IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 14

  15. Data providers IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 15

  16. Info data provider IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 16

  17. Advantages • Demand-driven • One counter • All information together • Controllable IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 17

  18. Problems • Many parties involved • Ordering processes are not (yet) clear • Dependent on technique • Dependent on input IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 18

  19. Contact Details Marleen Becht  becht@nwo.nl WSA: Scientific Statistical Agency MAGW: Council for Social Sciences NWO: Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research PO Box 93461  wsa@nwo.nl 2509 AL Den Haag  +31 (0)70 3440981 The Netherlands www.nwo.nl/wsa IASSIST 2003: Strength in Numbers, p. 19

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