What is the RMRDC?
The Rocky Mountain Research Data Center (RMRDC) is a secure research environment where qualified researchers are allowed access to restricted data collected by the U.S. Census Bureau and other federal statistical agencies such as the National Center for Health Statistics and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The RMRDC is located in the Institute of Behavioral Science on the 麻豆影院 campus. It is set up according to the strictest federal guidelines for ensuring the data are used only for statistical purposes that advance research questions while protecting against disclosure of individual or business identities.
It is part of a national network of federal statistical research data centers(), and it serves the Rocky Mountain region听(see map).听It is financially supported by a consortium of research institutions including the host institution, 麻豆影院, along with 8 member institutions: University of Colorado, 听Denver and Anschutz Medical Campuses; Colorado State University, Ft. Collins and Pueblo Campuses, University of Wyoming, Colorado School of Mines, University of Denver, Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Safety, and University of Texas El Paso.
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Who Will Use It?
Researchers (faculty, staff, and graduate students) at all the consortium member institutions have free access to RMRDC services and the physical laboratory. Researchers not affiliated with a consortium institution are also able to use the RMRDC, but they will be charged an external user fee.听 Contact the RMRDC director to negotiate this fee. All researchers are encouraged to generate collaborative and innovative restricted data projects in economics, demography, and the spatial, environmental, and health sciences.
How to Get Started?
Now is a good time to get started developing a proposal. The first step is to contact the RMRDC director or administrator. See contact information in the footer of this page. It will take a number of months to complete this process.听 For information on proposal guidelines, visit Proposals.