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Save the Date: DDI Annual Meeting 

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DDI 4 Review Period

This is a reminder that we are coming up to the end of the projected 3 month period for the DDI 4 Prototype Review Period. Please submit your issues and comments before Monday, February 4, 2019. 

DDI 4 - Comment and Review

Early Registration for NADDI 2019 ends February 14th

Early Registration is still available for the 2018 North American Data Documentation Initiative Conference (NADDI) being held at the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington, D.C. on April 5-6, 2018. Workshops are being held on April 4th.

http://naddiconf.org/2018/

The theme for NADDI 2018, ‘Benefits of Describing National Statistics with Common Standards’, emphasizes the benefits of using metadata to drive efficiencies in a research data lifecycle, as well as promotes subsequent re-use of end data products, especially those generated by federal and national statistical agencies.

DDI Scientific Board Election Results

The DDI Alliance recently held elections to fill four

DDI at AAPOR

DDI exhibited at AAPOR, as well as presented a session, titled...

DDI at IASSIST

DDI exhibited at IASSIST

Welcome New Members!

The DDI Alliance welcomes the TBA21 Group (represented by TBA21 Germany) an Associate Member of the Alliance.  David Schiller is the representative.

The DDI Alliance also welcomes the University of Applied Sciences HTW Chur (Ingo Barkow, representative) as a Full Member! 


Moving Forward: Lawrence Sprint Report

The latest DDI development sprint was held in Lawrence, KS, following the IASSIST Conference. Eight participants focused on two primary tracks: evaluating the codebook view and reviewing and revising patterns.  Additional work was done on rules for realization of patterns, a technical and environmental assessment for publishing the DDI, identifying a 'ready' state,  recommendations for documentation, and other technical updates. The full report is available on the sprint's wiki page, along with all supporting documentation. 


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