Michigan Research Infrastructure for Population Sciences

项目摘要/摘要-密歇根州人口科学研究基础设施 该应用程序要求为密歇根大学提供五年的研究基础设施支持 人口研究中心(PSC)。自1961年成立以来，方案支助委员会的工作重点是 致力于初级数据收集，以推动人口科学的发展。这件事的主要主题是 中心将在这一历史的基础上，通过刺激和支持设计、创建、 并利用新数据推动人口科学的发展。我们的教职员工已经合作创建了一些 在种群动态研究中运行时间最长、使用最广泛的研究--例如专家小组研究 收入动态(PSID)、全国家庭增长调查(NSFG)、监测未来(MTF)、 和奇特万山谷家庭研究(CVFS)。PSID、NSFG和CVFS-均受支持 NICHD的人口动力学分部(PDB)-已经编制了5150多份同行评议的公共报告- 引用，299,000次引用，以及数千名数据用户。这些意义重大的项目也发挥了关键作用 作为PSC内凝聚力的来源和协作的引擎，他们帮助催生了一个新的 生成专注于PDB优先事项的创新项目，包括关系动态等 社会生活(RDSL)研究，纵向代际家庭电子微型数据库(LIFE-M)； 底特律大都会地区社区研究(DMACS)。我们在此应用程序中的目标是使用 P2C资源，以刺激和支持对人口中重大和紧急问题的新研究- 信息科学，使用创新的方法收集和分析数据，以及开发 新一代人口科学家在这个生产环境中，配备了工具来增强- 盖奇成功地获得了PDB的研究重点。

Project Summary/Abstract – Michigan Research Infrastructure for Population Sciences This application requests five years of research infrastructure support for the University of Michigan's Population Studies Center (PSC). Since its establishment in 1961, the focus of PSC's approach has been a commitment to primary data collection to advance population science. The overarching theme of this Center is to build on this history by stimulating and supporting collaborative projects that design, create, and use new data to advance population science. Our faculty already collaborate on creating some of the longest-running and most widely used studies in population dynamics research—such as the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG), Monitoring the Future (MTF), and the Chitwan Valley Family Study (CVFS). Together, PSID, NSFG, and CVFS—all supported by NICHD's Population Dynamics Branch (PDB)—have produced more than 5,150 peer-reviewed publica- tions, 299,000 citations, and thousands of data users. These highly significant projects also play a critical role as sources of cohesion and engines of collaboration within PSC and they have helped spawn a new generation of innovative projects focused on PDB priorities, including the Relationship Dynamics and So- cial Life (RDSL) study, the Longitudinal Intergenerational Family Electronic Micro-Database (LIFE-M), and the Detroit Metropolitan Area Communities Study (DMACS). Our objective in this application is to use P2C resources to stimulate and support new research on significant and emergent questions in popula- tion science, the use of innovative approaches to data collection and analysis, and the development of a new generation of population scientists within this productive environment, equipped with the tools to en- gage successfully in PDB research priorities.