Infrastructural Projects
Infrastructural projects are an essential component of scientific research, as they create the basis for long-term data collection, analyses and comparisons. They enable a systematic investigation of political, social and economic developments and contribute to the further development of methodological standards. The focus is on the development, networking and optimisation of scientific data infrastructures, using digital technologies to provide comprehensive, comparable and accessible data sets.
The development of new data collection methods and the networking of national and international research initiatives in cooperation with social science data archives thus create the basis for sound social science research. Substantively, our institute's infrastructure projects focus in particular on democratic processes, electoral behaviour, media reporting, and the digital transformation of the social sciences. The overall aim is to establish efficient research infrastructures that capture long-term developments, enable in-depth analyses and sustainably secure scientific findings.
Period: 2009-2016, 2017-2019 (extended)
Sponsor: FWF, BMBWF
Digitize! Computational Social Sciences in der digitalen und sozialen Transformation
Period: 2020-2024
Sponsor: BMBWF
Period: /
Sponsor: BMBW
Past Infrastructureprojects
- CESSDA-ERIC
- DaMon
- Open Data Cooperation
- porem - Politics of Remembrance and the Transition of Public Spaces
- PUMA (Plattform für Umfragen, Methoden und empirische Analysen)
- Qualarch
- SOWI - Mapping: Konzept und Mapping der sozialwissenschaftlichen Infrastrukturlandschaft