Maintaining Privacy with Open Data
Date & Time
18 Feb 2019
Location
Format
In-Person
Language
German
The OSC offers a workshop on data privacy and anonymity for participants ranging from graduate students to professors. The workhop will be held by Felix Schönbrodt and Anton Marx.
Contents:
- Why should we share data?
- Which kinds of research data need to be protected? What are personal data?
- How can the risk of re-identification be assessed?
- How can data be anonymized?
- A short discussion about new technological solutions that allow sharing sensible data (e.g. synthetical data, scientific use files, differential privacy)
- What are easy steps to enhance procedural safety in the use of sensible data?
The workshop contains of both theoretical input and hands-on exercises. Please bring your own laptop (preferably with R and RStudio installed). Skills in R will be beneficial but not essential.
Notice: End of march or beginning of April, there will be another OSC workshop on “Advanced Power Analysis”. Announcement will be made separately on the OSC news website.
Instructors
- Prof. Dr. Felix Schönbrodt
- Dr. Anton Marx
Questions?
If you have any questions, please contact Felix Schönbrodt.