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15th European DDI Users Conference, Ljubljana

27–29 Nov 2023
Hotel Slon
Europe/Ljubljana timezone

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Session

Harmonisation

29 Nov 2023, 13:30
Hall 1

Hall 1

Conveners

Harmonisation

  • Benjamin Beuster (Sikt - Norwegian agency for shared services in education and research)

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  1. 12. Creating Longitudinal Data Series Comparisons - New Highlights from the NACDA Portal
    Kathryn Lavender (ICPSR, NACDA), Jennifer Zeiger (ICPSR, NACDA)
    29/11/2023, 13:30
    Interoperability, Reusing and Sharing Metadata
    Regular Presentation

    In this presentation, we plan to describe NACDA’s efforts over the last year to develop a multi-series comparison of longitudinal, nationally representative, National Institute on Aging funded data collections using DDI-Lifecycle, as well as share some lessons learned.

    The National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging (NACDA, part of ICPSR) began working with DDI-Lifecycle in 2018. Since...

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  2. 20. New Project and Tools To Aid In DDI-based Variable Concordance and Harmonization
    Dan Smith (Colectica)
    29/11/2023, 13:55
    Interoperability, Reusing and Sharing Metadata
    Regular Presentation

    The current research data environment provides many opportunities for linking similar topical datasets and harmonizing extant common variables. The DDI Lifecycle standard supports documenting these linkages, but few software tools are available to facilitate the actual performance of this resource-intensive task. This project uses a DDI based framework to assemble richly-described datasets...

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  3. 6. Cross-Country Collaboration Efforts with Common Conceptual Groups - NACDA and CLOSER
    Kathryn Lavender (ICPSR, NACDA), Hayley Mills (CLOSER)
    29/11/2023, 14:20
    Interoperability, Reusing and Sharing Metadata
    Regular Presentation

    The National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging (NACDA) and CLOSER - the interdisciplinary partnership of leading UK social and biomedical longitudinal population studies (LPS), have been discussing ways to collaborate and create common conceptual groups across their social science data collections in their Colectica Portals.

    Although NACDA and CLOSER have approached metadata...

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