The Future study
Fremtidsstudier
Topic |
Intergenerational Relationships
Work and Productivity
Housing, Urban Development and Mobility
Social, Civic and Cultural Engagement
Uses of Technology
Wellbeing
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Relevance for this Topic |
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Country | Denmark |
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More Topics |
Governance
Contact information
Danish Data Archive (DDA)
Danish Data Archive (DDA)
Islandsgade 10
5000 Odense
Denmark
Phone: (+45)66113010
Email: mailbox(at)dda.dk
Url:
www.aeldresagen.dk/.../default.aspx
Timeliness, transparency
In the latest round, the data was collected in 2010 and a report came out in 2013.Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitudinal survey
Data gathering method
Telephone interview (CATI)
Internet survey and telephone interviews
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitudinal survey
Data gathering method
Telephone interview (CATI)
Internet survey and telephone interviews
Type of data
Registry
Type of Study
Longitudinal survey
Data gathering method
Telephone interview (CATI)
Internet survey and telephone interviews
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitudinal survey
Data gathering method
Telephone interview (CATI)
Internet survey and telephone interviews
Access to data
Conditions of access
Open access to the two first rounds (1997, 2002) via DDA. The last round (2010) will be available as soon as DaneAge has finished their own analyses.
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anomymised microdata.
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
The database and documentation are only available in Danish.
Access to data
Conditions of access
Open access to the two first rounds (1997, 2002) via DDA. The last round (2010) will be available as soon as DaneAge has finished their own analyses.
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anomymised microdata.
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
The database and documentation are only available in Danish.
Access to data
Conditions of access
Open access to the two first rounds (1997, 2002) via DDA. The last round (2010) will be available as soon as DaneAge has finished their own analyses.
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anomymised microdata.
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
The database and documentation are only available in Danish.
Access to data
Conditions of access
Open access to the two first rounds (1997, 2002) via DDA. The last round (2010) will be available as soon as DaneAge has finished their own analyses.
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anomymised microdata.
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
The database and documentation are only available in Danish.
Access to data
Conditions of access
Open access to the two first rounds (1997, 2002) via DDA. The last round (2010) will be available as soon as DaneAge has finished their own analyses.
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anomymised microdata.
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
The database and documentation are only available in Danish.
Access to data
Conditions of access
Open access to the two first rounds (1997, 2002) via DDA. The last round (2010) will be available as soon as DaneAge has finished their own analyses.
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anomymised microdata.
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
The database and documentation are only available in Danish.
Coverage
Wave 1: data collected in 1987.
Wave 2: data collected in 1997.
Wave 3: data collected in 2002.
Wave 4: data collected in 2010.
1987
Age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Population from the following age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Entire country
50-84
Weighted on gender, age, family type, income, origin, region and education
The survey covers how respondents feel compared to their chronological age; what type of accommodation they have, distance to friends and family and whether they wish to move; Social relations; Received help from friends and family. It also looks at economic help between the generations, reflections on legacy and estate, health and exercise, life quality, opinion about welfare and benefits, employment status and retirement, age discrimination, new technologies, and voluntary work.
A report from the DaneAge Association (NGO) is available in Danish www.aeldresagen.dk/.../FREMTIDSSTUDIET.pdf
Coverage
Wave 1: data collected in 1987.
Wave 2: data collected in 1997.
Wave 3: data collected in 2002.
Wave 4: data collected in 2010.
1987
Age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Population from the following age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Entire country
50-84
Weighted on gender, age, family type, income, origin, region and education
The survey covers how respondents feel compared to their chronological age; what type of accommodation they have, distance to friends and family and whether they wish to move; Social relations; Received help from friends and family. It also looks at economic help between the generations, reflections on legacy and estate, health and exercise, life quality, opinion about welfare and benefits, employment status and retirement, age discrimination, new technologies, and voluntary work.
A report from the DaneAge Association (NGO) is available in Danish www.aeldresagen.dk/.../FREMTIDSSTUDIET.pdf
Coverage
Wave 1: data collected in 1987.
Wave 2: data collected in 1997.
Wave 3: data collected in 2002.
Wave 4: data collected in 2010.
1987
Age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Population from the following age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Entire country
50-84
Weighted on gender, age, family type, income, origin, region and education
The survey covers how respondents feel compared to their chronological age; what type of accommodation they have, distance to friends and family and whether they wish to move; Social relations; Received help from friends and family. It also looks at economic help between the generations, reflections on legacy and estate, health and exercise, life quality, opinion about welfare and benefits, employment status and retirement, age discrimination, new technologies, and voluntary work.
A report from the DaneAge Association (NGO) is available in Danish www.aeldresagen.dk/.../FREMTIDSSTUDIET.pdf
Coverage
Wave 1: data collected in 1987.
Wave 2: data collected in 1997.
Wave 3: data collected in 2002.
Wave 4: data collected in 2010.
1987
Age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Population from the following age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Entire country
50-84
Weighted on gender, age, family type, income, origin, region and education
The survey covers how respondents feel compared to their chronological age; what type of accommodation they have, distance to friends and family and whether they wish to move; Social relations; Received help from friends and family. It also looks at economic help between the generations, reflections on legacy and estate, health and exercise, life quality, opinion about welfare and benefits, employment status and retirement, age discrimination, new technologies, and voluntary work.
A report from the DaneAge Association (NGO) is available in Danish www.aeldresagen.dk/.../FREMTIDSSTUDIET.pdf
Coverage
Wave 1: data collected in 1987.
Wave 2: data collected in 1997.
Wave 3: data collected in 2002.
Wave 4: data collected in 2010.
1987
Age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Population from the following age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Entire country
50-84
Weighted on gender, age, family type, income, origin, region and education
The survey covers how respondents feel compared to their chronological age; what type of accommodation they have, distance to friends and family and whether they wish to move; Social relations; Received help from friends and family. It also looks at economic help between the generations, reflections on legacy and estate, health and exercise, life quality, opinion about welfare and benefits, employment status and retirement, age discrimination, new technologies, and voluntary work.
A report from the DaneAge Association (NGO) is available in Danish www.aeldresagen.dk/.../FREMTIDSSTUDIET.pdf
Coverage
Wave 1: data collected in 1987.
Wave 2: data collected in 1997.
Wave 3: data collected in 2002.
Wave 4: data collected in 2010.
1987
Age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Population from the following age groups: 50-54, 60-64, 70-74 and 80-84 years
Entire country
50-84
Weighted on gender, age, family type, income, origin, region and education
The survey covers how respondents feel compared to their chronological age; what type of accommodation they have, distance to friends and family and whether they wish to move; Social relations; Received help from friends and family. It also looks at economic help between the generations, reflections on legacy and estate, health and exercise, life quality, opinion about welfare and benefits, employment status and retirement, age discrimination, new technologies, and voluntary work.
A report from the DaneAge Association (NGO) is available in Danish www.aeldresagen.dk/.../FREMTIDSSTUDIET.pdf
Data quality
N.A.
Changes in data collection method and the age groups covered. Therefore, comparisons to earlier versions are not possible.
Waves 1-3 used face-to-face interviews and included other age groups. For future studies, the 2010 (Wave 4) method will be used.
N.A.
Data quality
N.A.
Changes in data collection method and the age groups covered. Therefore, comparisons to earlier versions are not possible.
Waves 1-3 used face-to-face interviews and included other age groups. For future studies, the 2010 (Wave 4) method will be used.
N.A.
Data quality
N.A.
Changes in data collection method and the age groups covered. Therefore, comparisons to earlier versions are not possible.
Waves 1-3 used face-to-face interviews and included other age groups. For future studies, the 2010 (Wave 4) method will be used.
N.A.
Data quality
N.A.
Changes in data collection method and the age groups covered. Therefore, comparisons to earlier versions are not possible.
Waves 1-3 used face-to-face interviews and included other age groups. For future studies, the 2010 (Wave 4) method will be used.
N.A.
Applicability
Strengths:
The survey covers a wide range of topics. There are plans to repeat this survey every five years and to include a new group of 50-54-year-olds.
Weaknesses:
Changes in population and data collection methods.
Applicability
Strengths:
The survey covers a wide range of topics. There are plans to repeat this survey every five years and to include a new group of 50-54-year-olds.
Weaknesses:
Changes in population and data collection methods.
Applicability
Strengths:
The survey covers a wide range of topics. There are plans to repeat this survey every five years and to include a new group of 50-54-year-olds.
Weaknesses:
Changes in population and data collection methods.
Applicability
Strengths:
The survey covers a wide range of topics. There are plans to repeat this survey every five years and to include a new group of 50-54-year-olds.
Weaknesses:
Weaknesses of this survey are changes in population and data collection methods.
- The information about this dataset was compiled by the author:
- Chantal Nielsen
- (see Partners)