Collecting data with the GESIS Panel
the GESIS Panel, our probabilistic mixed-mode access panel, you can collect representative data at short notice and flexibly.
Whether browser-based collection (web tracking) or smartphone-based collection (AppKit) of digital behavioral data, or the collection of linked survey and digital behavioral data with the GESIS Panel.dbdb - we have the tools.
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Do you need further advice on digital behavioral data? Our experts will be happy to advise you personally and individually on topics relating to the collection, analysis and visualization of digital behavioural data.
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Here you will find expertise and structured information on digital behavioral data and the methods with which it can be collected and analyzed.
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For many social science questions, data, that have already been collected, are available and can be used for secondary analyses without effort in our data archive.
A special selection of data for analyses across time and national borders is presented here:
The GLES has been observing and analyzing the electorate in methodologically diverse surveys since 2009.
The Comparative Study of Electoral Systems CSES contains post-election surveys in around 40 countries since 1996.
Digital behavioral data (DBD) offers a wide range of potentials for the analysis of social and political phenomena. In our new focus, we are conducting extensive research and developing new services and methods: Take a look!
Special expertise is required for dealing with missing values, with different types of data, for comparison with reference data or for linking to other data sources. Take advantage of our experience and services and make your data ready for analysis.
We support you:
FAIRness comes first: GESIS supports Open Science and helps to make your research results findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable - in other words, FAIR.
In our repositories, you can archive, register and share your data, scripts, measuring instruments and publications on a long-term basis so that your research does not disappear.
Archive and share your data and syntax so that the scientific community can learn about and reuse your research.
Share your publications and make them available Open Access to the scientific community.
GESIS Training offers courses on all topics of empirical social research with a focus on data analysis, survey methodology and computational social science.
Our journals Historical Social Research HSR with articles on new methods in historical social research and the journal methods, data, analyses with articles on the methods of survey research are specifically tailored to topics.
You are more of a visual type? In our „Meet the Experts“ series, we teach the basics in audiovisual form.