Examples of using Micro-data in English and their translations into Russian
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On Glossary of Terms on Micro-data Access.
Micro-data integrated from multiple sources.
Eurostat provides access to the micro-data.
Cross-border micro-data access poses a particular challenge.
Such data might be called Open micro-data.
Harmonised micro-data files are available for 15 countries.
International collaboration on micro-data access.
IV. Different micro-data services for different needs.
Session 1: Drivers for micro-data access.
Innovative micro-data access- confidentiality on the fly.
On methodology for measuring the positive impact of micro-data access.
Release harmonised micro-data in multiple European countries.
In Italy several public institutions provide micro-data access.
Harmonised micro-data files are available through the project's website.
Other NSOs are commencing work on developing micro-data access methods.
Integrated micro-data sets bring new challenges in preserving confidentiality.
NSOs can be the leaders in designing data archives for national micro-data.
At the same time, the growing availability of micro-data increases the risk of disclosure.
Increasing demands for better, more flexible andtimelier access to detailed micro-data;
Their access to other business micro-data at Statistics Canada or from other countries;
It is not clear yet how to ensure the quality of integrated micro-data sets;
However, micro-data are provided under procedures established by the statistical agency.
This also requires establishing different relations with micro-data users.
Improving micro-data access requires more than quality and infrastructure considerations.
This paper addresses the challenges of Open Data for micro-data exchange.
On the one hand, micro-data offer the greatest possible flexibility when analysing a phenomenon.
The following three points provide examples of specific OECD cross-country studies exploiting micro-data.
Open micro-data can be exchanged without costly and bureaucratic administrative obstacles;
There is nosingle common definition of terms, nor of the basic concepts/terms that are regularly utilised in the context of micro-data work.
Micro-data products and services should be tailored to the different needs of different groups of users;