Inhaltsbereich: Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung
Data Access: Remote Data Access
Remote data access means that researchers develop programs in Stata on the basis of our test data. At the FDZ these programs are run with original data. After verification of compliance with data protection legislation, the results are sent to the researcher.
How to Apply for the Data?
What to keep in mind when using the data?
How to modify an existing project?
Publishing the results
Confidentiality
How to Apply for the Data?
The researcher has to complete and submit the respective request form by fax or postally.
Please note: Some of the datasets (e. g. LIAB, SIAB) are also available via remote data access after on-site use at the FDZ. Researchers who already have an approved project for on-site use need not submit a request for remote data access.
You will be notified by e-mail if your project is approved.
What to Keep in Mind when Using the Data?
You may submit programs in SPSS or Stata to iab.fdz@iab.de. These programs must follow the guidelines for the remote data access and must have been tested in advance using the test data.
Programs that appear not to have been tested will be returned. This will also apply to programs which do not comply with the guidelines for the organization of programs.
We try to return your results as soon as possible, at the latest after 5 working days. Should it take longer than 5 working days we will inform you.
How to modify an existing project?
Amendments concerning project end, data requirement or inclusion of further members of staff can be requested by email.
Changes of the institution conducting the research or in the contents of the project require a new request for data use. Please indicate the project number as well.
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Publishing the results
Researchers’ publications based on FDZ data must include a reference to the used datasets.
Please submit one copy of every publication (including so-called ‘grey literature’) in digital or printed form to the FDZ. Confidentiality
Confidentiality
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