- What is the Data Archive?
- Where do the data come from?
- Data Greatest Hits
- Where do Archive data live?
- How to find data?
- What numeric file formats does the Archive own?
- What documentation file formats does the Archive own?
- Accessing Archive studies
- Who are those people in the Archive?
- Other Cornell data sources
- Help using Archive resources
- Credits
What do Data Archive people do?
Pam Baxter is the CISER data archivist. She can help you identify data to meet your research needs and refer to you print or machine-readable resources owned by other units in campus. She also serves as liaison to Cornell University Library locations, ICPSR, and the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research.
She works closely with other CISER staff and research support departments on campus. She refers users to the Cornell University Library, Cornell Statistical Consulting Unit, and other locations as needed. In turn, the archivist frequently receives referrals from other Cornell units.
