Scientific & Technical Core
科学的
基本信息
- 批准号:10214647
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.23万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2020-07-01 至 2024-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AwardBiological MarkersCommunicationCommunication ResearchConsultationsCustomDataData CollectionData ScienceData SecurityData SetData StoreDatabasesDemographyDevelopmentEducational workshopEnsureEnvironmentExposure toExtramural ActivitiesFacultyFoundationsFundingGoalsImprove AccessInfrastructureKnowledgeLiftingLinkMethodologyMissionOnline SystemsPopulationPopulation AnalysisPopulation DynamicsPopulation ResearchPopulation SciencesProductivityProtocols documentationResearchResearch Project GrantsResourcesScientistSecureServicesSourceSurveysTechniquesTexasWorkarchive dataarchived dataaustincohesiondata archivedata centersdata disseminationdata enclavedesigndiariesdiverse datafaculty researchfaculty supportflexibilityfootinnovationinterestsensorsocial mediastatistics
项目摘要
Scientific & Technical Core: Project Summary
The overall goal of the Scientific and Technical Core (STC) is to provide the statistical and methodological
support, technical services, and computing infrastructure needed for the PRC to fulfill its mission to promote
the development of innovative, ambitious, and high-impact research projects in population dynamics that will
ultimately advance knowledge in the field. The STC advances five specific aims: (1) to provide statistical and
methodological support for faculty to develop high-impact research projects that will successfully compete for
extramural funding; (2) to provide robust, flexible, and customized computing infrastructure solutions designed
to reduce barriers to productivity; (3) to provide state-of-the-art data security to maintain a secure computing
environment for storage of, access to, linking across, and analysis of sensitive data; (4) to improve access to
the newest developments in statistics, methodology, data science, and computing to support innovative
research in population dynamics; and (5) to provide expertise and support for dissemination of data and
communication of scientific findings to diverse external audiences in an increasingly “on-demand” and web-
based information landscape.
Key services and activities designed to achieve these aims include: (1) provide assistance with collecting,
linking, managing, and storing data from diverse sources; (2) provide expertise on all aspects of statistical
design and analysis for population science; (3) organize methodological workshops and seminars on both
fundamental and newly developed statistical techniques and methodologies for demography and population
dynamics; (4) match statistical and methodological expertise with project needs, and provide a database of
protocols and research services for population science; (5) provide a secure computing environment for
storage and analysis of sensitive data, including a secure data enclave for restricted-use data sets; (6)
increase capacity for population scientists to access and analyze microdata through the newly awarded RDC
branch at UT Austin; (7) develop protocols and support for data archiving and data dissemination; and (8)
create compelling and accessible research briefs to communicate PRC faculty research findings to diverse
external audiences. The STC collaborates closely with the Administrative Core and the Development Core to
harmonize activities, ensure efficiency, and promote the overarching mission of the Center to promote the
development of innovative, ambitious, and high-impact research in population dynamics that will ultimately
advance knowledge in the field.
科技核心:项目总结
科学和技术核心(STC)的总体目标是提供统计和方法
支持,技术服务,和计算基础设施所需的中华人民共和国履行其使命,促进
在人口动态方面发展创新的,雄心勃勃的和高影响力的研究项目,
最终在这个领域取得进步。STC提出了五个具体目标:(1)提供统计和
为教师开发高影响力的研究项目,将成功地竞争,
(2)提供强大、灵活和定制的计算基础设施解决方案,
减少生产力的障碍;(3)提供最先进的数据安全性,以维护安全的计算
存储、访问、链接和分析敏感数据的环境;(4)改善访问
统计学、方法学、数据科学和计算的最新发展,以支持创新
人口动态研究;以及(5)提供专门知识和支持,以传播数据,
通过日益“按需”和网络向各种外部受众传播科学发现,
基于信息景观。
旨在实现这些目标的主要服务和活动包括:(1)协助收集,
链接,管理和存储来自不同来源的数据;(2)提供统计各个方面的专业知识
人口科学的设计和分析;(3)组织关于人口科学和人口科学的方法讲习班和研讨会
基本的和新开发的人口统计技术和方法
(4)将统计和方法学方面的专门知识与项目需求相匹配,并提供
为人口科学提供协议和研究服务;(5)为以下方面提供安全的计算环境:
敏感数据的存储和分析,包括用于限制使用的数据集的安全数据飞地;(6)
提高人口科学家通过新获得的RDC访问和分析微观数据的能力
(7)制定数据存档和数据传播的协议和支持;以及(8)
创建引人注目的和可访问的研究简报,以传达中国教师的研究成果,以不同的
外部观众。科技委与行政核心和发展核心密切合作,
协调活动,确保效率,并促进中心的总体使命,以促进
在人口动态方面开展创新的、雄心勃勃的和高影响力的研究,
在该领域的先进知识。
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