Data Collection and Data Management Core

数据收集和数据管理核心

• 批准号: 8933921
• 负责人: Scott Thomas Yabiku
• 金额: $ 60.81万
• 依托单位: ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY-TEMPE CAMPUS
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至 2016-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8933921
• 关键词: Address; Advisory Committees; Archives; Area; Charge; Child Development; Collaborations; Cost Savings; Country; Data; Data Collection; Data Set; Data Storage and Retrieval; Decision Making; Development; Education; Educational workshop; Ensure; Family; Geographic Locations; Goals; Heterogeneity; Household; Human Resources; Intranet; Life; Life Cycle Stages; Measurement; Measures; Mexico; Mission; Modeling; Mozambique; Nepal; Nomads; Outcome; Pattern; Process; Quality Control; Recording of previous events; Records; Research; Research Design; Research Personnel; Research Project Grants; Resource Sharing; Respondent; Role; Sampling; Services; Site; Standardization; Surveys; Testing; Work; abstracting; comparative; data management; data sharing; design; experience; meetings; migration; multidisciplinary; programs; success

Abstract The Data Collection and Data Management (DCDM) Core of this program project provides services so that investigators of the research projects can meet their objectives. While the research project investigators have previously worked in many of these settings, all research project investigators do not have site-specific expertise in all settings (Nepal, Mozambique, and Mexico). Yet each research project relies on data collected in all three sites. To address this challenge, the DCDM provides site-specific expertise with experienced personnel who have conducted data collection in each of these sites: Dr. Scott Yabiku (DCDM Director), Dr. Victor Agadjanian, and Dr. Flavio Marsiglia. These DCDM personnel will serve as liaisons between the research project investigators and the collaborators in each country to develop and execute the data collections. Dr. Chris Herbst offers support in study design so that survey instruments are constructed to address challenges of unobserved heterogeneity and selection. In each country, there will be a two-wave panel study to answer each research project’s hypotheses. By concentrating all data collection and management activities in one core, we achieve greater harmonization, coordination, and cost-savings than if each research project pursued these goals independently. Scientifically, having all research projects share data collection within each country allows extraordinary scholarly integration. In addition, a replicated approach across countries allows for high standardization of measures, comparative work, and common statistical approaches. The data collection services provided to each research project include sampling, measurement and survey instrument design, fieldwork, data entry and cleaning, and tracking. The data management services include versioning of datasets, merging and recoding of shared datasets and variables, modeling support, data archiving and access control, and conducting data user workshops in coordination with the Administration Core. In addition to Yabiku, Agadjanian, Marsiglia, and Herbst, the DCDM is also staffed by programmers to handle data and computing tasks. DCDM administration and decision making is led by Yabiku, who will manage overall coordination of the data collection and data management services; Yabiku will also provide Nepal-specific data collection expertise to research project investigators (Agadjanian serves this role in Mozambique, and Marsiglia in Mexico). As the DCDM representative on the internal advisory committee for the program project, Yabiku’s regular meetings with PD Glick will ensure that DCDM activities stay within overall program goals and budgetary constraints. In addition, to enhance quality control, DCDM activities will be part of the review process with the external advisory committee. Operationally, to administer tasks and the use of core services, the DCDM will create a Microsoft Sharepoint intranet site to manage data collection tasks and data management requests. Sharepoint is widely used at ASU for proposal workflows, and the investigators are already familiar with this approach.

摘要 本计划项目的数据收集和数据管理（DCDM）核心提供服务， 研究项目的研究人员能够达到他们的目标。虽然研究项目的调查人员 以前在许多这样的环境中工作，所有的研究项目调查人员都没有特定的地点 在所有环境中的专业知识（尼泊尔，莫桑比克和墨西哥）。然而，每个研究项目都依赖于收集的数据， 在所有三个网站。为了应对这一挑战，DCDM提供了特定于现场的专业知识， 在这些研究中心进行数据收集的人员：Scott Yabiku博士（DCDM总监）， 维克托阿加贾尼安和弗拉维奥·马西利亚医生。这些DCDM人员将担任 每个国家的研究项目调查人员和合作者开发和执行数据 收藏. Chris Herbst博士在研究设计方面提供支持，以便构建调查工具， 解决未观察到的异质性和选择的挑战。在每个国家，将有一个两波面板 研究回答每个研究项目的假设。通过集中所有数据收集和管理 在一个核心的活动，我们实现了更大的协调，协调和节省成本，而不是如果每个研究 该项目独立追求这些目标。科学家，让所有研究项目共享数据收集 在每个国家内，都有非凡的学术融合。此外，还在全国各地推广了一种复制办法， 各国允许高度标准化的措施、比较工作和共同的统计方法。 为每个研究项目提供的数据收集服务包括抽样、测量和调查 仪器设计、现场工作、数据输入和清理以及跟踪。数据管理服务包括 数据集的版本化，共享数据集和变量的合并和重新编码，建模支持，数据 存档和访问控制，并与行政部门协调举办数据用户讲习班 核心除了Yabiku、Agadjanian、Marsiglia和Herbst之外，DCDM还配备了程序员， 处理数据和计算任务。DCDM管理和决策由Yabiku领导，他将 管理数据收集和数据管理服务的整体协调; Yabiku还将提供 为研究项目调查人员提供尼泊尔特有的数据收集专业知识（Agadjanian在 莫桑比克和墨西哥的Marsiglia）。作为DCDM在内部咨询委员会的代表， 计划项目，Yabiku与PD Glick的定期会议将确保DCDM活动保持在总体范围内 计划目标和预算限制。此外，为了加强质量控制，DCDM活动将成为 与外部咨询委员会一起审查过程。在业务上，管理任务和使用 核心服务，DCDM将创建一个Microsoft Sharepoint内部网站来管理数据收集任务， 数据管理要求。Sharepoint在ASU广泛用于提案工作流，调查人员 他们已经熟悉这种方法。