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DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2954-1-v2
title: Travel Survey 2020, 2nd Quarter, Person File

description: The Travel Survey is conducted four times a year, once every quarter. The main purpose of the survey is to register Norwegian citizens travel habits in Norway and abroad. In addition to data on Norwegian's travel habits, data is also collected about travels, border travels, use of tobacco and alcohol, wood burning, influenza vaccination and attitudes toward immigration.

This is the Person File for the 2nd Quarter of the Travel Survey 2020. 

For every quarter in 2020 a sample of 2 000 persons in the ages 16 to 79 were drawn. In the fourth quarter an additional sample of 1 000 persons  were also drawn, and only asked about tobacco and alcohol. There is some variation in the response rate between the quarters, with 56 percent as the lowest in the fourth quarter, and almost 65 percent as the highest in the second quarter. If one look at all the quarters as one, and exclude the additional sample in the fourth quarter, the response rate totals to 59 percent. The most important reasons for non-reply in the Travel Survey 2020 is that we were unable to get in touch with the respondents and that some of them do not wish to participate. It is specially younger persons within the age group 25-44 ears, and people with lower or no education, that is the hardest group to get responses from for the survey.

The attached report examines if the non-reply has resulted in deviations from the original sample with regards to the markers age, gender, education, country background and region. We do find some deviation with regards to distribution of age. People in the age between 25-44 years is some less represented and people in the age 45-66 is more represented in the net sample compared to other age groups. The biggest deviation occurs when studying educational level and country background. People with high school or higher education is over represented in the net sample compared to people with lower education. The same applies to people with Norwegian country background compared to people with other country background.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2954-2-v1
title: Travel Survey 2020, 2nd Quarter, Travel File

description: The Travel Survey is conducted four times a year, once every quarter. The main purpose of the survey is to register Norwegian citizens travel habits in Norway and abroad. In addition to data on Norwegian's travel habits, data is also collected about travels, border travels, use of tobacco and alcohol, wood burning, influenza vaccination and attitudes toward immigration.

This is the Travel File for the 2nd Quarter of the Travel Survey 2020. 

For every quarter in 2020 a sample of 2 000 persons in the ages 16 to 79 were drawn. In the fourth quarter an additional sample of 1 000 persons  were also drawn, and only asked about tobacco and alcohol. There is some variation in the response rate between the quarters, with 56 percent as the lowest in the fourth quarter, and almost 65 percent as the highest in the second quarter. If one look at all the quarters as one, and exclude the additional sample in the fourth quarter, the response rate totals to 59 percent. The most important reasons for non-reply in the Travel Survey 2020 is that we were unable to get in touch with the respondents and that some of them do not wish to participate. It is specially younger persons within the age group 25-44 ears, and people with lower or no education, that is the hardest group to get responses from for the survey.

The attached report examines if the non-reply has resulted in deviations from the original sample with regards to the markers age, gender, education, country background and region. We do find some deviation with regards to distribution of age. People in the age between 25-44 years is some less represented and people in the age 45-66 is more represented in the net sample compared to other age groups. The biggest deviation occurs when studying educational level and country background. People with high school or higher education is over represented in the net sample compared to people with lower education. The same applies to people with Norwegian country background compared to people with other country background.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2955-1-v1
title: Travel Survey 2020, 3rd Quarter, Person File

description: The travel survey (Travel and holiday survey until 2020) is a continuation of Statistics Norway's Omnibus survey which was carried out in the years 1992-2004. Four data collections are carried out annually. The main purpose of the Travel Survey is to produce official statistics on Norwegians' travel habits in Norway and abroad, as well as to ensure the collection of other official statistics on the use of smoke and snuff, attitudes to immigration, flu vaccines, cross-border trade and wood burning. Some themes are repeated every quarter, while others only appear once or twice.

The topics for this survey are: Holiday, Travel, Smoking and smoking habits and Attitudes towards immigration

This is the person file. A travel file is also available for order.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2955-2-v1
title: Travel Survey 2020, 3rd Quarter, Travel File

description: The travel survey (Travel and holiday survey up to 2019) is a continuation of Statistics Norway's Omnibus survey which was carried out in the years 1992-2004. The travel survey is carried out four times a year, once every quarter. The main purpose of the survey is to survey Norwegians' travel habits in Norway and abroad. In addition to data on Norwegians' travel habits, data is also collected on cross-border trade, use of tobacco and alcohol, use of the internet and information technology, wood burning, flu vaccine and attitudes to immigration. Some themes are included every quarter, while others are only included once.

The topics for this survey are: Holiday, Travel, Smoking and smoking habits, vaccination and Attitudes towards immigration

This is a travel file. A personal file is also available for ordering.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2958-v1
title: 100 Years at Kjøtteinen

description: Book project about the yard of Aker Solutions (during the project period Kvaerner) at Stord through 100 years (Grove, Knut et al. 2019: 100 years in change. The yard at Stord 1919-2019). The project shed light on a key activity in the Norwegian supplier industry, where four thematic areas provided different inputs. 1. Company, group and strategy. 2. Technology and production. 3. Work organization, work environment and co-determination and 4. Employees, companies and local communities. As a company history, the presentation is also a gateway to an important part of Norwegian industrial history; through the history of the yard as a tanker builder and as a platform builder, all the way to the budding downsizing of the Norwegian oil business and the associated industry and its encounter with the green shift. The presentation is part of the national history writing about Norwegian industry and the transitions from different types of business in one historical period to new activities in the next period.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2959-v1
title: Level of Living Survey on Children and Young People's Physical Activity and Outdoor Life, 2020

description: Statistics Norway has a long tradition of conducting living conditions surveys, and the first surveys date back to 1973. The ordinary living conditions surveys mainly collect data on persons aged 16 and older. It is therefore necessary to conduct separate surveys among children and young people.

Statistics Norway has previously conducted surveys on children and young people's (6-15 years) physical activity, play, and outdoor life habits in 1997, 2001, 2007, and in 2013. In order to obtain new data on the topic, it was decided in 2019 that Statistics Norway should conduct a new survey among children and young people. The survey was planned to be carried out in the first half of 2020. The Norwegian Environment Agency has financed the work.

The purpose of this study is threefold. It shall (1) provide indicator information on the extent of physical activity, play and outdoor life participation, (2) how this develops over time, and (3) how it is distributed among children and young people in the population.

The sample includes 5,000 randomly drawn children aged 6-15 years. An additional sample of 2,500 children from Oslo was also drawn to the survey. In addition to the topics of physical activity, play and outdoor life, questions have been asked about sports participation. Many of the questions are taken from Statistics Norway's ordinary living conditions surveys, so that one can compare with the adult population.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2959-v2
title: Level of Living Survey on Children and Young People's Physical Activity and Outdoor Life, 2020

description: Statistics Norway has a long tradition of conducting living conditions surveys, and the first surveys date back to 1973. The ordinary living conditions surveys mainly collect data on persons aged 16 and older. It is therefore necessary to conduct separate surveys among children and young people.

Statistics Norway has previously conducted surveys on children and young people's (6-15 years) physical activity, play, and outdoor life habits in 1997, 2001, 2007, and in 2013. In order to obtain new data on the topic, it was decided in 2019 that Statistics Norway should conduct a new survey among children and young people. The survey was planned to be carried out in the first half of 2020. The Norwegian Environment Agency has financed the work.

The purpose of this study is threefold. It shall (1) provide indicator information on the extent of physical activity, play and outdoor life participation, (2) how this develops over time, and (3) how it is distributed among children and young people in the population.

The sample includes 5,000 randomly drawn children aged 6-15 years. An additional sample of 2,500 children from Oslo was also drawn to the survey. In addition to the topics of physical activity, play and outdoor life, questions have been asked about sports participation. Many of the questions are taken from Statistics Norway's ordinary living conditions surveys, so that one can compare with the adult population.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2961-v1
title: Headphones/speakers Experiment, 2018

description: This experiment was part of the "MICRO - Human Bodily Micromotion in Music Perception and Interaction" project. It explored the impact of music and rhythm on human body motion. In this experiment the focus was on exploring potential differences in the observed motor responses to music when using headphones or speakers.

The goal of this experiment is to investigate human body motion happening while listening to music, with particular focus on entrainment to rhythm, and the possible differences in the quality or quantity of the body motion between two most typical listening conditions: through headphones or speakers. Participants are going to listen to the same stimulus twice, once through headphones and once through speakers (order counterbalanced) while the measurement of their movement will be performed.

For more information about the audio files, contact Agata Zelechowska/agatazw@uio.no or Alexander Refsum Jensenius/a.r.jensenius@imv.uio.no.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2964-v1
title: Raw Data for Algorithm Evaluation, 2013

description: Sewage work carries an increased risk of serious health problems and fatal accidents. The main reason for this is hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Knowing how and where exposure to hydrogen sulphide (H2S) occurs, as well as good work practices including the use of safety equipment, will reduce risk and save lives and health. By collecting measurement data from alarm equipment for gas, we will be able to see when and where the risk is greatest, so that risk-reducing measures can be implemented where they have the best effect.

There is great variation in the technical standard of sewage systems around Norway, and also in the knowledge of risk factors associated with sewage work. Unfortunately, gas sensors are not used everywhere, or the wrong sensor is in use. This work will develop knowledge and help employees and employers throughout municipal Norway, to make good choices for risk and exposure reduction when designing facilities and when choosing alarm and protection equipment, as well as for training and education of sewage workers. Hopefully the knowledge will also prove useful outside Norway.

The data file made available here is, via the published algorithm, used to present a risk figure that brings together the average value and top exposure in one number.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2965-v1
title: Quality and Interaction: The Higher Education Sector and Society, 2013

description: The Ministry of Education and Research is funding a strategic research project (2012-2014) on quality in higher education and interaction between the higher education sector and society. NIFU - Nordic Institute for Studies of Innovation, Research and Education - leads the project. An important part of the data base is an electronic survey of permanent scientific employees in the university and college sector, which has now been completed. The response rate in this survey ended up at 50.2. If you calculate the response rate by also including incomplete answers, it is 52.5 percent. Considering the challenges involved in obtaining a high response rate from this group of respondents, and achieved response rates from previous similar surveys, we consider this result to be very satisfactory.

The purpose of the survey was to get the permanent scientific staff's assessments, views and experiences related to the following main topics: 1. Teaching, 2. Research activities and 3. Outreach activities / dissemination. In addition, the survey contained a short introductory section on background information such as country of birth, country of graduation, any professional positions, as well as a question about views on management and leadership at its department.

The permanent scientific staff are important norm bearers for how the quality of research, education and dissemination is managed, created and assessed. The permanent scientific staff therefore constitutes the population for the study.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2965-v2
title: Quality and Interaction: The Higher Education Sector and Society, 2013

description: The Ministry of Education and Research is funding a strategic research project (2012-2014) on quality in higher education and interaction between the higher education sector and society. NIFU - Nordic Institute for Studies of Innovation, Research and Education - leads the project. An important part of the data base is an electronic survey of permanent scientific employees in the university and college sector, which has now been completed. The response rate in this survey ended up at 50.2. If you calculate the response rate by also including incomplete answers, it is 52.5 percent. Considering the challenges involved in obtaining a high response rate from this group of respondents, and achieved response rates from previous similar surveys, we consider this result to be very satisfactory.

The purpose of the survey was to get the permanent scientific staff's assessments, views and experiences related to the following main topics: 1. Teaching, 2. Research activities and 3. Outreach activities / dissemination. In addition, the survey contained a short introductory section on background information such as country of birth, country of graduation, any professional positions, as well as a question about views on management and leadership at its department.

The permanent scientific staff are important norm bearers for how the quality of research, education and dissemination is managed, created and assessed. The permanent scientific staff therefore constitutes the population for the study.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2966-v1
title: The School Election Project 2013, Questionnaire Survey Among Pupils

description: Since 1989, school elections have been held at the upper secondary schools in connection with parliamentary, municipal and county council elections. The school election is an important part of the election campaign of the party political youth organizations. The purpose is nevertheless first and foremost to be a pedagogical tool in the work of increasing the political competence and interest among the young people. The present data file was from a survey conducted at the same time as the school election in 2013. In the schools that participate in the school election survey, students first vote in the school election and then answer the survey.

35,087 students from 177 schools answered the questions in the 2013 election survey.

This file is an extract from the complete data file. Based on the variables "county" and "education program", we have created this file which is more representative of the population "students in upper secondary education in the autumn of 2013".
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2966-v2
title: The School Election Project 2013, Questionnaire Survey Among Pupils

description: Since 1989, school elections have been held at the upper secondary schools in connection with parliamentary, municipal and county council elections. The school election is an important part of the election campaign of the party political youth organizations. The purpose is nevertheless first and foremost to be a pedagogical tool in the work of increasing the political competence and interest among the young people. The present data file was from a survey conducted at the same time as the school election in 2013. In the schools that participate in the school election survey, students first vote in the school election and then answer the survey.

35,087 students from 177 schools answered the questions in the 2013 election survey.

This file is an extract from the complete data file. Based on the variables "county" and "education program", we have created this file which is more representative of the population "students in upper secondary education in the autumn of 2013".
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2967-v1
title: The School Election Project 2015, Questionnaire Survey Among Pupils

description: Since 1989, school elections have been held at the upper secondary schools in connection with parliamentary, municipal and county council elections. The school election is an important part of the election campaign of the party political youth organizations. The purpose is nevertheless first and foremost to be a pedagogical tool in the work of increasing the political competence and interest among the young people. The present data file was from a survey conducted at the same time as the school election in 2013. In the schools that participate in the school election survey, students first vote in the school election and then answer the survey.

30,787 students from 139 schools answered the questions in the 2015 election survey.

This file is an extract from the complete data file. Based on the variables "county" and "education program", we have created this file which is more representative of the population "students in upper secondary education in the autumn of 2015".
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2967-v2
title: The School Election Project 2015, Questionnaire Survey Among Pupils

description: Since 1989, school elections have been held at the upper secondary schools in connection with parliamentary, municipal and county council elections. The school election is an important part of the election campaign of the party political youth organizations. The purpose is nevertheless first and foremost to be a pedagogical tool in the work of increasing the political competence and interest among the young people. The present data file was from a survey conducted at the same time as the school election in 2013. In the schools that participate in the school election survey, students first vote in the school election and then answer the survey.

30,787 students from 139 schools answered the questions in the 2015 election survey.

This file is an extract from the complete data file. Based on the variables "county" and "education program", we have created this file which is more representative of the population "students in upper secondary education in the autumn of 2015".
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2968-v1
title: The School Election Project 2017, Questionnaire Survey Among Pupils

description: Since 1989, school elections have been held at the upper secondary schools in connection with parliamentary, municipal and county council elections. The school election is an important part of the election campaign of the party political youth organizations. The purpose is nevertheless first and foremost to be a pedagogical tool in the work of increasing political competence and interest among young people. The present data file is from a survey conducted at the same time as the school election in 2017. In the schools that participate in the school election survey, students first vote in the school election and then answer the survey.

20,382 students from 84 schools answered the questions in the 2017 election survey.

This file is an extract from the complete data file. Based on the variables "region" and "simplified education program", we have created this file which is more representative of the population "students in upper secondary education in the autumn of 2017". Due to low support in some counties, including Oslo, Vest-Agder, Vestfold and Østfold, it was not appropriate to publish the data at county level as in previous years. The low support in the more densely populated counties gives a certain skew in the data material.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2968-v2
title: The School Election Project 2017, Questionnaire Survey Among Pupils

description: Since 1989, school elections have been held at the upper secondary schools in connection with parliamentary, municipal and county council elections. The school election is an important part of the election campaign of the party political youth organizations. The purpose is nevertheless first and foremost to be a pedagogical tool in the work of increasing political competence and interest among young people. The present data file is from a survey conducted at the same time as the school election in 2017. In the schools that participate in the school election survey, students first vote in the school election and then answer the survey.

20,382 students from 84 schools answered the questions in the 2017 election survey.

This file is an extract from the complete data file. Based on the variables "region" and "simplified education program", we have created this file which is more representative of the population "students in upper secondary education in the autumn of 2017". Due to low support in some counties, including Oslo, Vest-Agder, Vestfold and Østfold, it was not appropriate to publish the data at county level as in previous years. The low support in the more densely populated counties gives a certain skew in the data material.