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The Integrated European Census Microdata (IECM). Albert Esteve and the IECM- project team (aesteve@ced.uab.es ) Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. 24-25 April 2013, Ljubljana. Introduction: The IPUMS- IECM partnership
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The Integrated European Census Microdata (IECM) Albert Esteve and the IECM-projectteam (aesteve@ced.uab.es) Centre d’EstudisDemogràfics UniversitatAutònoma de Barcelona 24-25 April 2013, Ljubljana
Introduction: The IPUMS- IECM partnership • A global collaboratory to archive, integrate and • disseminate European census microdata to researchers
IPUMS-IECM Objectives 1. Preserve census microdata and documentation for all the countries in the world 2. Integrate microdata and metadata 3. Disseminate--without cost--extracts of samples to bona-fide researchers worldwide, regardless of country of birth, citizenship or residence. -Sustained, major funding 1999-2015 by: -National Science Foundation (USA) -National Institutes of Health (USA) -Accompanying funding since 2005 - Sixth framework programme -Seventh framework programme
Table 1: Integrated microdata samples currently in dissemination * = 2010 round census sample disseminated by IPUMS
Table 1: Integrated microdata samples currently in dissemination * = 2010 round census sample disseminated by IPUMS
IPUMS-International darkgreen = anonymized, harmonized and disseminating69 countries, 212 censuses, 480 millonperson recordsgreen = to be integrated (30 countries, 100 censuses, 120 mill.) 2012 launch:8 – Indonesia5 - Uruguay3 - Morocco3 - Nicaragua3 - Turkey 2 - El Salvador2013:5 – Fiji4 – Bangladesh3 – Camerounetc. Mollweide projection
http://www.iecm-project.org/ http://www.iecm-project.org/ DATA are in the USA but the CONTENT is in Barcelona
2. Thank current partners Your effort was worth it! See handout with users statistics
Invitation to participate in IPUMS • Formalities, endorse: • IPUMS Memorandum of Understanding • Purchase order • Entrust, for each census: • Table 1: Documentation: instruction manual, codebooks, etc. • Table 2: Microdata • Payments • License fee: $5,000 per census • Data recovery: 1980s? …bytes (tapes), codebooks? • Integration: Minnesota Population Center and Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics • Dissemination: 2014?, 2015?, 2016? • Partnership: as long as mutually beneficial
Benefits • Recover historical census data and documentation • Archive data and documentation to the highest international standards • License samples and documentation in a global initiative • Anonymize microdata to highest international standards • Integrate samples according to national practices and international principles • Disseminate microdata with minimal risk and maximum benefit, at no cost • Promote transparency and equitable access • Facilitate highest quality research and fact-based policy making • Increase stakeholders and use of census data
IPUMS-IECM dissemination plan for the 2010 census round • Entrusted: Ireland • Promised: Armenia, Austria, Bulgaria, France, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom • Quiet/ not contacted: Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Sweden
THANKS! “The Ipumsi – Iecm Partnership To Provide Access to Census Microdata to Social Science Researchers” Albert Esteve and the IECM-projectteam (aesteve@ced.uab.es) Robert McCaa IPUMS internationalambassador (rmccaa@umn.edu) 24-25 April 2013, Ljubljana