Time Use Data Access System

描述(由申请者提供)：这项提案寻求持续的资金，以整合、记录和传播关于人们如何分配时间的个人层面的数据。该项目的第一阶段，重点是来自美国时间使用调查(ATUS)的数据，正在按计划实现我们最初申请中描述的所有目标。主要目标是开发一个在线系统--美国时间使用调查数据提取生成器(ATUS-X)--使研究人员更容易处理ATUS数据。我们的工作包括重新格式化数据，开发综合文件，将当前人口普查补充数据与ATUS匹配，以及设计一个网络传播系统，允许用户定义数据摘录，其中包括定制的时间使用变量。我们现在建议将该项目的范围从时间和地理上向后扩展到不同的国家，将已经纳入ATUS-X系统的8个ATUS样本的数量增加近6倍，达到46个。这将涉及建立一个新的时间使用数据提取系统(TUS-X)，该系统可以全面管理历史和国际数据。为了开展这项工作，马里兰大学和明尼苏达大学将与牛津大学时间使用研究中心(CTUR)合作，以1)扩展数据库，添加2011至2015年间将提供的5个新的ATUS数据集，1965至2001年间进行的5项美国历史调查，以及过去50年来自美国、加拿大和6个欧洲国家的33个样本，以及与其他CPS数据的链接；2)通过使可用的新变量协调跨时间和空间来增强数据；添加新的过滤器，以创建反映受访者时间使用变量的新过滤器 主要活动和任何同时(次要)活动；并引入新功能来支持样本分析，其中包括每个人多个人的时间日记 这项工作包括：(1)为每个家庭和(或)每人多天记录数据；(3)记录数据，包括为所有新样本和变量编制综合综合元数据，并广泛报告每个变量在不同国家和不同时间的可比性；(4)改进数据传播，扩大用户支持和外联。将这个项目再继续五年，并增加样本和功能，将有助于研究父母与孩子在一起的时间， 时间使用如何影响健康、家庭对不断变化的经济条件的反应，以及在不同文化和政策背景下对健康和福祉的跨国研究。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This proposal seeks continued funding to integrate, document and disseminate individual-level data on how people allocate their time. The first phase of the project, focusing on data from the American Time Use Survey (ATUS), is on schedule to accomplish all the goals described in our original application. The primary goal was the development of an online system - the American Time Use Survey Data Extract Builder (ATUS-X) - that made it easier for researchers to work with ATUS data. Our work involved data reformatting, development of integrated documentation, matching Current Population Survey supplement data to the ATUS, and the design of a web dissemination system that lets users define data extracts that include custom-designed time-use variables. We now propose to extend the scope of the project backwards through time and geographically across countries, increasing the number of samples from the 8 ATUS samples already incorporated into the ATUS-X system nearly six-fold to 46. This will involve building a new Time Use Data Extract System (TUS-X) that can manage the full scope of the historical and international data. To carry out this work, the University of Maryland and the University of Minnesota will partner with the Centre for Time Use Research (CTUR), University of Oxford, to 1) expand the data base by adding the 5 new ATUS datasets that will become available from 2011 to 2015, 5 historical U.S. surveys conducted between 1965 and 2001, and 33 samples drawn from the United States, Canada and six European countries over the past five decades, plus linking to additional CPS data; 2) enhance the data by making available new variables harmonized across time and space; adding new filters for the creation of time use variables that reflect both the respondent's primary activity and also any simultaneous (secondary) activities; and introducing new functionality to support the analysis of samples that include time diaries for multiple persons per household and/or multiple days per person; 3) document the data, including developing comprehensive integrated metadata for all new samples and variables and extensively reporting the comparability of each variable across countries and over time; and 4) improve data dissemination, expanding user support and outreach. Continuing this project for another five years and adding samples and functionality will facilitate research on parental time with children, how time use influences health, household responses to changing economic conditions, and cross-national research on health and well-being in different cultural and policy settings.