Archiving and Documenting Four Rounds of the Mekong Integrated Population-Registration Areas of Cambodia Project (2008-2014)

项目概要/摘要 通过两项研究者发起的研究资助，NICHD为数据收集提供了核心支持 湄公河岛屿人口实验室项目（MIPopLab）及其后继项目湄公河 柬埔寨综合人口登记区项目。去识别数据集和 有关MIPopLab从2000年到2006年收集的数据的文件已经存放在 人口研究数据共享计划（DSDR），并已由 大学间政治和社会研究联盟（ICPSR）自2017年以来 (http：//doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR36601.v1）。该项目的目的是加快创建和 与MIPRAoC在2008年至2010年期间收集的数据有关的去识别数据集的文档 2014年，并将其添加到现有的存储库中，以便一般科学工作者可以使用 社区 我们的目标是将MIPRAoC的数据提供给一般科学界，因为我们 我相信，柬埔寨独特的历史提供了研究机会，重新审视现存的人口 和社会学问题，这些研究旨在评估一般的人类机制，而不是 than context-specific具体associations关联.对这些数据的分析预计将有助于 一般科学知识，不限于柬埔寨人口学和社会学。 因此，该项目的具体目标是： 1)为了从MIPRAoC的HDSS数据中创建和记录去识别数据集， MIPopLab人群的监测框架至2000 - 14年，并添加2008 - 2014年的可比数据 在社会经济发展和城市化的不同阶段的六个领域; 2)为了创建和记录来自MIPRAoC的HDSS孤儿骑手调查的去识别数据集， 随着时间的推移，从同一人群中收集了不同的数据，以比较 在童年时期失去父母和没有失去父母的人（总样本量为5，500人）， 可以通过唯一个体标识符（UIN）与HDSS数据相关联， 在童年时期失去父母的人和那些没有失去父母的人， 成人过渡期的结果

Project Summary/Abstract Through two investigator‐initiated research grants, NICHD has provided core support for data collection by the Mekong Island Population Laboratory project (MIPopLab) and its successor, the Mekong Integrated Population‐Registration Areas of Cambodia project (MIPRAoC). De‐identified datasets and documentation pertaining to data collected by MIPopLab from 2000 to 2006 have been deposited with the Data Sharing for Demographic Research program (DSDR) program and have been distributed by the Inter‐university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) since 2017 (http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR36601.v1). The aim of this project is to accelerate the creation and documentation of de‐identified datasets pertaining to data collected by MIPRAoC between 2008 and 2014 and to add them to the extant repository so that they become available to the general scientific community. We aim to make data from MIPRAoC available to the general scientific community because we believe that Cambodia’s unique history provides research opportunities to revisit extant demographic and sociological issues, and these studies were designed to assess general human mechanisms rather than context‐specific associations. Analyses of these data are expected to make a contribution to general scientific knowledge, not limited to Cambodian demography and sociology. The specific aims of this project are thus: 1) To create and document de‐identified datasets from MIPRAoC’s HDSS data, extending the surveillance frame in MIPopLab population to 2000‐14, and adding comparable 2008‐2014 data across six areas at different stages of socio‐economic development and urbanization; 2) To create and document de‐identified datasets from MIPRAoC’s HDSS Orphan Rider Survey, which collected diverse data from the same population over time to compare the wellbeing of adults who lost a parent during childhood and of those who did not (total sample size of 5,500 individuals) and can be linked to HDSS data through unique individual identifiers (UIN), allowing for comparisons of individuals who lost and those who didn’t lose a parent during childhood across a wide range of transition‐to‐adulthood outcomes.