surveys to add

[fsolt]

Please confirm that the survey _isn't already in surveys_data_ before starting work on it!

(ha! I knew I'd written this somewhere)

• [x] American Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Series (Note that European Public Opinion and Foreign Policy 2002 was the basis for Transatlantic Trends and is already included as tt_2002) us_pofps (needs read_ascii_args; also check notes under the history of data-raw for weight variables)

• [x] https://www.britishelectionstudy.com/data-objects/cross-sectional-data/ bes

• [x] CNES 1993 cnes1993(needs read_ascii_args)

• [x] CNES 1997 cnes1997 (needs read_ascii_args)

• [x] CNES 2000 cnes2000 (needs read_ascii_args)

• [x] CGSS cgss (some already done) @Tyhcass

• [x] Faith Matters 2006 us_fm2006

• [x] Finland FSD EVA Survey on Finnish Values and Attitudes series (e.g., https://services.fsd.tuni.fi/catalogue/FSD3494?lang=en&study_language=en ) fsdeva (some already done) @Tyhcass

• [x] Finland FSD (have to request data-download privileges by email, but they are cooperative enough) fsd[www] (some already done; look for immigration) @Tyhcass

• [x] [Netherlands liss panel nl_liss](https://www.lissdata.nl ; search for immigration) @byngdeuk

• [x] #56

• [x] Philippines Social Weather Stations Survey pswss @hey-ikon (needs read_ascii_args for 1995 data -- they have '.por' extensions; doesn't have 2003-q2 data; weight variables are not indicated because the data sets use household head weight or household members weight.)

• [x] Public Opinion and Foreign Policy in the United States, China, India, Australia, and South Korea, 2006 pofp2006 @Tyhcass

• [x] SETUPS series setups @hey-ikon

• [x] Spain:Actitudes hacia la inmigración (10 surveys, plus 2 antecedent surveys) es_ahi (2017 already done) @byngdeuk

• [x] Swedish election survey 2014 snes2014

• [x] Swedish election survey 2010 snes2010

• [x] Swedish election survey 2006 snes2006 (older ones, too? keep snes as stem)

• [x] UK Understanding Society uk_bhps_combo @byngdeuk

• [x] United States Citizenship, Involvement, Democracy (CID) Survey, 200[5] us_cid2005

• [x] confirm ascii surveys' read_ascii_args have all relevant questions

• uspofps1975, uspofps1982, uspofps1986

See also other national surveys listed at p29 of https://www.icmpd.org/fileadmin/ICMPD-Website/Public_attitudes_on_migration_study.pdf

[hey-ikon]

@fsolt How to handle multiple wt variables (e.g., year 1997) where the previous data (e.g., year 1992) had only one wt?

[byngdeuk]

Dear all,

I have tried to add surveys to DCPO and it will be great if I can get advice whether I'm doing right or not. For instance, concerning Swedish election survey 2010, I followed the instructions described at the following link: https://github.com/fsolt/DCPOtools/wiki/How-to-add-new-surveys Then, I wrote down below csv

snes2010.csv

Next, I need to commit it on https://github.com/fsolt/DCPOtools/upload/master/data-raw Related to this step, I want to get some advice.

The above document is an example!

All My Best, -Byung-Deuk.

[byngdeuk]

I applied for ID/PW to access UK Understanding Society

[hey-ikon]

"Norwegian Citizen Study" are panel. Could I get more descriptions on handling/adding panel?

[hey-ikon]

Question on "SETUPS series"

1. From 2004, it seems that they are related to the ANES dataset. How should we approach these cases?

   • (2004 setups link) https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/ICPSR/studies/185
   • (2020 setups link) https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/ICPSR/studies/38313

2. Initial years have spss with '.sps' and ascii. I'm not sure '.sps' is something we need to approach as ascii or not.

[fsolt]

Question on "SETUPS series"

1. From 2004, it seems that they are related to the ANES dataset. How should we approach these cases?

• (2004 setups link) https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/ICPSR/studies/185
• (2020 setups link) https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/ICPSR/studies/38313

2. Initial years have spss with '.sps' and ascii. I'm not sure '.sps' is something we need to approach as ascii or not.

Yeah, even the earlier ones are pulled from the ANES. We don't want this.