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ABS Statistical Databases Session 6 Mark Viney Australian Bureau of Statistics 6 June 2007

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Page 1: ABS Statistical Databases Session 6 Mark Viney Australian Bureau of Statistics 6 June 2007

ABS Statistical Databases

Session 6

Mark Viney

Australian Bureau of Statistics

6 June 2007

Page 2: ABS Statistical Databases Session 6 Mark Viney Australian Bureau of Statistics 6 June 2007

INPUT THRUPUT OUTPUT

INPUT THRUPUT OUTPUT

INPUT THRUPUT OUTPUT

"Stove Pipe" approach

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INPUT

THRUPUT

Standardised

interface

Standardised

interface

INPUT

INPUT

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

"Clearing-House" Approach

Standardised

interface

OUTPUT

IDW ABSIW

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e-Census

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e-Census 2006

Conducted 2006 Population Census with the option of electronic submission of responsesƒ drop-off/ pick up

drop-off/mail back in 201110.2% of returns were electronic

ƒ no edits incorporated into electronic formƒ less visits to pick up paper formsƒ less paper forms

less scanning/repair

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ABS Secure Deposit Box

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Secure Deposit Box

An externally facing database to allow respondents to lodge their raw data electronicallyƒ Excel spreadsheet (essentailly replacing a paper form)

ƒ Administrative datasets

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ABS Statistical Databases

ABS Input Data Warehouse (ABS IDW)ABS Information Warehouse (ABSIW)

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ABS Input Data Warehouse(ABS IDW)

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Input Data Warehouse

Used as a repository for data as soon as it is entered into ABS computer systemsƒ Initially used for data received electronicallyƒ Now used to load (and process) survey data

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Input Data Warehouse

Structureƒ Star schema

1 fact table and several dimension tableseach data cell is stored as 1 row in the fact table

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Star Schema

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ABS Input Data Warehouse- What it allows us to do

Keep a historical record of what each cell was at every point in the processingƒ Reason for the changeƒ when it changedƒ who changed itƒ change in value

Ready access to both current and historical data

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ABS Input Data Warehouse- What it allows us to do

A data store for use with :-ƒ editingƒ imputationƒ winsorisationƒ estimation

Quick easy analysis and confrontation of data:-ƒ across time ƒ across dataitemsƒ across data sources

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ABS Input Data Warehouse- Flow of Information

I m p u ta tio nW in s o r iza tio nE d it in g

C o lle c t io n 1data

C o lle c t io n 3data

C o lle c t io n 2data

O utputP ro c e s s ing

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What we hope to achieve from IDW

Reduced costsImproved data qualityTools to assist with management of data providers

Better understanding of Editing processesƒ Significance Editing

One single source of microdataƒ for all statistical collections

Well managed and secure data storage

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ABS Information Warehouse (ABSIW)

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ABS Information Warehouse

Need to make both data and metadata:-ƒ Visibleƒ Relatableƒ Accessibleƒ Understandableƒ Reliableƒ Media Independent

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ABS Information Warehouse

Visibleƒ central known location

Relatableƒ across collections

Accessibleƒ tools to allow extraction and manipulation

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ABS Information Warehouse

Understandableƒ data fully described by metadata

Reliableƒ single sourceƒ high availability

Media Independentƒ single source for outputs

paper publicationselectronic releasesad - hoc requests

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ABS Information Warehouse

Define and manage metadataLoad lightly aggregated data Validate data as compliant with metadata Manipulate dataProduce statistical outputsMake data publicly available

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ABS Information Warehouse- Flow of information

Data from a collection

Load info on how to categorize data

Load info on what data items mean

Load info about collection

Load data to the

ABSDB Closed DB

Sign-off data to the

ABSDB Open DB

Disseminate output tables

Derive ad-hoc client

data requests

Disseminate time series

Processing System Information Warehouse PPW

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ABS Information Warehouse- Define and Manage Metadata

Interfaces to manage metadataƒ load, amend, validate, extractƒ dataitems,classifications, collections,datasets,publications

Application Program Interfaces (API) to link with other systems/programs ƒ increasingly using XML

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ABS Information Warehouse- Loading data

Load data from major sourcesƒ Input Data Warehouseƒ SASƒ FAMEƒ SuperCROSS

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ABS Information Warehouse- Generating New data Cubes

Passing data through one or more steps to derive a new tableƒ aggregationƒ drop dataitemsƒ calculate new items

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ABS Information Warehouse- Other Manipulations

Seasonal Adjustment ƒ SeasABS (X-11)

Chain Volume Measuresƒ FAME (timeseries)

SupertablesConfidentialisation

ƒ Disclosure Avoidance Analysis System

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ABS Information Warehouse- Data Delivery

Data combined with metadataOutput formats created tailored to specific useƒ spreadsheetsƒ timeseriesƒ supertablesƒ paper publicationsƒ electronic release

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ABS Information Warehouse- Public Release

Make data available on an internally accessible database at a predetermined time (usually 11:30 am Canberra time)ƒ This data is then available to ABS Statistical Consultants to satisfy customer requests

Feed data to websiteƒ www.abs.gov.au

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ABS Website

www.abs.gov.au

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National Data Network (NDN)

www.nationaldatanetwork.orgwww.nationaldatanetwork.org

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We assist and encourage informed decision making, research and discussion within governments and the community, by providing leading a high quality, objective and responsive national statistical service

Australian Bureau of Statistics

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National Data Network

Website that raises visibility of statistical dataƒ regardless of publishing agency

A national platform for acquiring, sharing and integrating data relevant to policy and research in Australia

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National Data Network

One central websiteƒ descriptions of dataƒ quality statementƒ references to other data

Several websites (Nodes) owned and maintained by other agencies

www.nationaldatanetwork.org

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National Data Network

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National Data Network

Current FocusCurrent Focusƒ Publish / Search / AcquirePublish / Search / Acquire

Future FocusFuture Focusƒ Design / Capture / ProcessDesign / Capture / Processƒ Analyse / ReportAnalyse / Report

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We assist and encourage informed decision making, research and discussion within governments and the community, by providing leading a high quality, objective and responsive national statistical service

Australian Bureau of Statistics

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Questions?