ADMINISTRATIVE CORE

几项额外的数据收集活动对这里提议的项目至关重要。这些数据将 扩大WLS研究人员和其他学者可能使用WLS进行的研究范围 相关数据资源。威斯康星州的补充数据收集和管理核心 纵向研究(WLS)，以下称为数据收集核心，负责访问、创建和 为世界劳工组织的用户记录新的调查和其他补充数据。非调查数据将 包括行政记录和生物医学数据试点收集。调查数据将包括 来自互补性项目，例如项目2，“背景下的心理老龄化：个性， 项目负责人和PI将与共同负责人WLS合作 数据经理、项目科学家、程序员兼分析师和其他项目工作人员来实现这些目标。 将根据世界劳工组织调查员的建议制定数据和外联核心的业务优先事项 具有具体专门知识，并来自世界最低限度指导委员会(见核心A)，与数据进行协商 监察委员会。数据收集核心的目标和活动是协调与 最近去世的毕业生和兄弟姐妹的幸存者(项目2)；匹配毕业生和兄弟姐妹的WLS记录 出生在威斯康星州的兄弟姐妹要声明重要的统计数据记录；链接WLS毕业生、兄弟姐妹和 国家死亡指数(NDI-Plus)的额外年份(2006年后)的父母；存储、管理和编码生物- 来自毕业生和兄弟姐妹样本的标记(DNA)；将WLS记录与威斯康星州肿瘤联系起来 登记处；使用地区资源文件和研究间数据将应答者所在地与当地卫生资源联系起来； 扫描、编码和管理高中年鉴中的图像和其他数据；将WLS记录链接到威斯康星州 2002年后的工人薪酬记录；完成WLS参与者地址的地理编码 并将它们链接到本地数据；从音频(和视频)中编码数据 并对WLS参与者中选定的一小部分样本进行互联网技能评估。

Several additional data collection activities are essential for the projects proposed herein. These data will extend the range of studies that WLS researchers and other scholars may undertake using the WLS and related data resources. The Complementary Data Collection and Management Core of the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (WLS), hereafter, the Data Collection Core, is responsible for accessing, creating, and documenting new survey and other complementary data for users of the WLS. The non-survey data will include administrative records and pilot collection of biomedical data. The survey data will include those obtained from complementary projects, e.g., Project 2, "Psychological Aging in Context: Personality, Psychological Well-Being & Distress." The project leader and PI will collaborate with the co-leader, the WLS data manager, a project scientist, a programmer-analyst, and other project staff to accomplish these goals. Operational priorities for the Data and Outreach Core will be developed with advice from WLS investigators with specific expertise and from the WLS Steering Committee (see Core A), in consultation with the Data Monitoring Board. The goals and activities of the Data Collection Core are to coordinate interviews with survivors of recently deceased graduates and siblings (Project 2); match WLS records for graduates and siblings born in Wisconsin to state vital statistics records; link records of WLS graduates, siblings, and parents to additional years (post-2006) of the National Death Index (NDI-Plus); store, manage, and code bio- markers (DNA) from samples of graduates and siblings; link WLS records to the Wisconsin state tumor registry; link respondent locations to local health resources using Area Resource File and Interstudy data; scan, code, and manage images and other data from high school yearbooks; link WLS records to Wisconsin Worker's Compensation records after 2002; complete the geocoding of addresses of WLS participants throughout the course of the study and link them to local area data; code data from audio (and video) recordings; and assess Internet skills in a select subsample of WLS participants.