Administrative Data Research Centres 2018

ADRCW将以过去四年的成就为基础，从其在威尔士的工作和与ADRN其他英国组成部分的参与中吸取教训。通过与威尔士政府更密切的合作，通过对威尔士国家安全局的新的、急需的投资，以及新的资金来扩大SAIL数据库的业务范围，以涵盖非卫生主题和数据，我们将以一种新的重点方式工作，直接向政府提供研究利益。在这样做的过程中，我们将建立我们的数据资产，已经比英国其他任何地方都要好，并使它们更方便访问和使用。我们将利用我们现有的、创新的、广泛使用的数据共享工具和平台（例如国家研究数据设备），支持数据所有者安全、简单、高效和定期地共享他们的研究数据。我们还将利用我们的数据访问平台（UKSeRP和SAIL网关），允许英国各地的任何研究人员访问数据（需获得许可和批准）。我们将努力将我们的中心整合到新兴的全英国ADRP模式中，并在促进全英国有效数据的访问方面发挥我们的作用。我们的中心将为研究用户提供无缝的服务（这是明智的），并全面参与交付英国一级的研究战略计划。我们将继续支持我们目前的项目组合，但将开始引导来自研究界的项目提案，朝向符合威尔士和英国政府战略利益的主题。我们与威尔士人口关于二次使用他们的数据将继续参与，并馈入一个研究计划，我们努力开发和测试改善我们的中心和其他类似的工作隐私的方法。我们将继续支持下一代大数据社会科学家，在本科、研究生和博士阶段为他们提供支持，尽可能为他们提供与真实项目的真实数据互动的机会。我们在教育、住房和无家可归问题、卫生和环境、后代和新出现的政府优先事项方面的战略影响方案（SIPs）是与威尔士政府合作制定的，并与政策领域紧密相连。这些sip旨在提供影响，我们将整理，分享和促进作为整个中心运作的有效管理和报告方法的一部分，并在所有ESRC ADRP投资中进行协调。

ADRCW will build on its achievements over the last four years, learning the lessons from both its work in Wales and its involvement with other UK components of the ADRN. With even closer cooperation with Welsh Government, enabled by new, much-needed investment in Wales' NSA, and with new funding to expand the operational remit of the SAIL Databank to cover non-health subjects and data, we will work in a new focussed way to deliver research benefits straight to government. In doing so, we will build up our data assets, already better than any other parts of the UK, and make them more convenient to access and use. We will take advantage of our existing, innovative, and widely used data sharing tools and platforms (e.g. National Research Data Appliances) to support data owners in sharing their data for research safely, simply, efficiently and regularly. We will also utilise our data access platforms (UKSeRP and SAIL Gateway) to allow access to the data by any researcher across the UK (subject to permissions and approvals). We will work hard to integrate our Centre into the emerging UK-wide model for ADRP, and play our part in facilitating access to potent data across the UK. Our centre will provide a seamless services to research users (where this is sensible) and take a full part in delivering strategic programmes of research set at a UK level. We will continue to support our current portfolio of projects, but will begin to steer project proposals coming from the research community at large towards topics that fit with Wales' and the UK's strategic governmental interests. Our engagement with the Welsh population regarding the secondary use of their data will continue, and feed into a research programme where we strive to develop and test ways of improving privacy in the work of our Centre and others like it. We will continue to support the next generation of big data social scientists, supporting them at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels by providing them opportunities to interact with real data on real project wherever possible. Our Strategic Impact Programmes (SIPs) in Education, Housing and Homelessness, Health and the Environment, Future Generations, and Emerging Governmental Priorities have been devised in partnership with Welsh Government and are hard wired into policy areas. These SIPs are designed to deliver impact, which we shall collate, share and promote as part of an efficient management and reporting approach operating right across the Centre, and harmonised across all the ESRC ADRP investments.