Census offices are squeezed between users demanding ever more data and concerns about data confidentiality and privacy. They respond by releasing data either in a tightly controlled setting or in a securely anonymised form to prevent identification. These two routes have been chosen for two separate products from the 1991 British Census of Population: the Samples of Anonymised Records and the linked census Longitudinal Study. In this paper the implications of the two policies are compared. In broad terms, ease of access in the former route is traded for fullness of information in the second. In the final sections of the paper, the risks of identification disclosure in both datasets are assessed. /// Les officiels du recensement sont presses...
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Protection against disclosure is important for statistical agencies releasing microdata files from s...
This paper describes the principles and practices by which microdata collected by the Office for Nat...
1. This paper describes the various issues and approaches the U.S. Census Bureau has considered to e...
The census of population represents a rich source of social data. Other countries have released samp...
Two trends have been on a collision course over the recent past. The first is the increasing demand ...
Disclosure control issues are particularly salient to census microdata release. Data of this type do...
The issue of privacy versus data access is at the crossroads where two sets of considerations meet: ...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The <I>2011 Census Mic...
UWI BUIN, WALT» MUUIft, HIIKI WIRTH The paper introduces briefly the general problem of the protecti...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner. The 1971 Census Microda...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The <I>2011 Census Mic...
Research for this paper was funded in part by the National Institutes of Health of the United States...
This paper argues that, using the UK census data from 1961-1981 as a case study, the age of data li...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner. The 1961 Census Microda...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner. The 1981 Census Microda...
Protection against disclosure is important for statistical agencies releasing microdata files from s...
This paper describes the principles and practices by which microdata collected by the Office for Nat...
1. This paper describes the various issues and approaches the U.S. Census Bureau has considered to e...