cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0671-v2
title: Omnibus Study No. 1 2002

description: Themes and employers for the Omnibus Survey, 1. quarter, 2002:- Smoking habits (Norwegian Directorate of Health)- Unregistered work (Rockwool Foundation Research Unit (Denmark))- Attitudes, purchase of sexual favours (Ministry of Children and Equality)- Live-in partner statistics (Division for Social and Demographic Research, SSB)Data from the survey is spread among several data files. This file contains data about smoking, unregistered work, work and general friendly services, attitudes towards purchase of sexual favours and voting.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0674-v3
title: Omnibus Study No. 4 2002

description: Themes for the Omnibus survey No. 4., 2002:1. Smokinghabits                                                   Norwegian Directorate of Health2. Traveling over the last 3 months                      Statistics Norway 3. Cohabition partner statistic                              Statistics Norway                    4. Holidays last 12 months                                    Statistics NorwayData from the survey is divided into several data files. This file contains data on smoking, household, employment and voting.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0680-v4
title: Omnibus Study No. 2 2003

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were:- ICT in households (Division for Transport, tourism and ICT statistics at SSB)- Live-in partner statistics (Division for Social and Demographic Research at SSB)- Smoking and smoking habits(Foundation for Health Services Research)The Omnibus Survey in May/June (Omnibus nr. 2) 2003 was the second of four Omnibus Surveys in 2003.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0682-v5
title: Survey on Visitation and Alimony 2002

description: The "Survey on Visitation and Alimony 2002" is commissioned by the Ministry of Children and Family (BFD). It was followed by a similar survey in 2004. The purpose of these two surveys is to evaluate the alimony reform that was enforced the 1st of October 2003. The reform introduced new rules for calculation of the alimony. Whilst the contributions before 2003 were calculated as a percentage of the maintenance payer's income, the post-2003 calculation would also take the alimony recipient's economy and child-related expenses into consideration. The main objective of the survey in 2002 was to contribute to the evaluation of the reform by mapping put the situation before the implementation of the reform. The situation after the reform was investigated in the 2004 survey. The Ministry of Children and Family was particularly eager to learn of the extent which the new rules affected the respondents' economic situation and actual time spent with the children.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0684-v5
title: World Health Survey, Norwegian data, 2003

description: The World Health Survey is a multi-country survey. The aim of the survey program is to gather data on health states, disability, responsiveness and provision of health services in a wide range of health systems. Statistics Norway (SSB) has been responsible for the data collection in Norway. The survey is concerned with the relation between needs for health services in the population (respondents health condition) and available health services, and it includes questions about the quality of available services. It is particularly focused on how patients are greeted and treated in the health services, which is evaluated from subjective expectations. The health services in this survey includes srevices that are offered by general practitioner, specialist, psychologist, midwife, dentist,  physiotherapist, chiropractor and alternative therapist.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0692-v4
title: Local Elections in Norway 2003

description: The data set is derived from Statistic Norway's election survey for municipal and county council elections in 2003, commissioned by Institute of Social Research. The purpose of the survey was to enlighten different sides of the locaø democracy; elections and election campaigns, political interest and participation. The survey deals with the following subjects:-Political interest-Voting in municipal, county council and national elections.-Assessment of the significance of elections-Assessment of the local democracy and local services-Municipal challenges-Municipal organisation-Information about politics-Voting for persons in municipal elections-Political participationThe survey is conducted as telephone interview and self-completion forms. The variables from the telephone interview have names beginning with 'spm', whilst variables from the self-completion questionnaire have variable names starting with 'po'.To obtain knowledge about changes in the electorate, a part of the sample is derived from the gross sample of the Local Election Survey in 1999. This panel consists of people in the ages of 22 - 83 years. For the panel to have cross-sectional features, the real panel had to be supplied with persons from cohorts that recently had become eligible to vote during the four intermittent years. The supplementary sample is often characterized as a "false" panel. Variables that started with 'l' are derived from the Local Election Survey of 1999.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0753-v4
title: Norwegian Pensioners and Norwegian Municipalities in Spain, 2002

description: Following a level of living survey among Norwegian pensioners living in Spain, one has tried to map out their social background and health situation. The data in this survey is gathered from Norwegians with residence permit and vacationers. The lower age limit is 60 years. To be part of this survey the respondents had to spend the whole or parts of the year (at least three months) in Spain within a period of three years. 774 of the 803 returned questionnaires were fully answered.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17810138
title: Dataset GOOGLE DORKING DAN RISIKO KEBOCORAN DATA: STUDI KEAMANAN WEBSITE PEMERINTAHAN DI INDONESIA

description: Overview

This dataset is part of a cybersecurity case study focused on Indonesian government websites (domain .go.id) and their potential exposure to data leakage through Google Dorking.The study evaluates passive reconnaissance results, risk severity, and common misconfigurations that may lead to unintended public indexing of sensitive information.



Files Included

1. Daftar Objek Analisis Website Pemerintahan.xlsxContains a list of Indonesian government institutions selected as analysis objects, including ministry, provincial, and regency-level websites.

2. Daftar Query Google Dork.xlsxA curated collection of Google Dork queries used to simulate passive reconnaissance and identify potential data exposure.

3. Dataset Analisis Kerentanan Lokal.xlsxAssessment results showing which queries triggered exposure ("hits") on each government website, including risk scores and severity levels.

4. Parameter Penilaian Risiko.xlsxDefines the scoring method and criteria used to categorize severity levels (Low, Medium, High, Critical), based on impact and likelihood.

5. Bar Chart Hasil Analisis Kerentanan.pngA bar chart visualizing the distribution of detected vulnerabilities across all analyzed government websites.



Key Features

Ethical OSINT approachAll information was collected using passive, publicly accessible search engine indexing—no probing, scanning, or active exploitation was performed.

Government-focused security insightHighlights recurring exposure patterns in Indonesian public sector websites, such as open directories, publicly accessible documents, and misconfigured indexing rules.

Structured risk mappingEach Google Dork query is mapped to a specific Risk Code (R1–R15), enabling cross-site comparison and aggregated severity scoring.

Quantitative scoring modelRisk levels are assigned using a custom matrix combining:





Impact score




Likelihood score




Exposure count



Examples: R3 = 12, R11 = 20, R14 = 24.

Practical visualizationIncludes a visual summary (bar chart) to simplify understanding of exposure patterns and severity distribution.



Ethical Considerations





No real exploitation was conducted; only publicly indexed data was accessed via search engines.




No sensitive or personal data is revealed; any sensitive findings were recorded only as risk codes.




The dataset is intended to promote awareness and improve security hygiene within government institutions.




The study follows a responsible disclosure mindset, aiming to encourage systemic improvements in public-facing digital infrastructure.





Suggested Use Cases





Academic research in public-sector cybersecurity




Teaching materials for OSINT, digital security, and ethical hacking




Risk modeling exercises or comparative vulnerability studies




Policy analysis related to government IT governance and data exposure




Benchmarking for improving website security and indexing management
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0812-v2
title: Omnibus Study No. 1 2004

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were:- Traveling over the last twelve months (Section for Transport, tourism and ICT statistics at SSB)- Working conditions- Voting- Organizational membershipThe Omnibus Survey in January/February (Omnibus nr. 1) 2004 was the first of four Omnibus Surveys in 2004.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17810137
title: Dataset GOOGLE DORKING DAN RISIKO KEBOCORAN DATA: STUDI KEAMANAN WEBSITE PEMERINTAHAN DI INDONESIA

description: Overview

This dataset is part of a cybersecurity case study focused on Indonesian government websites (domain .go.id) and their potential exposure to data leakage through Google Dorking.The study evaluates passive reconnaissance results, risk severity, and common misconfigurations that may lead to unintended public indexing of sensitive information.



Files Included

1. Daftar Objek Analisis Website Pemerintahan.xlsxContains a list of Indonesian government institutions selected as analysis objects, including ministry, provincial, and regency-level websites.

2. Daftar Query Google Dork.xlsxA curated collection of Google Dork queries used to simulate passive reconnaissance and identify potential data exposure.

3. Dataset Analisis Kerentanan Lokal.xlsxAssessment results showing which queries triggered exposure ("hits") on each government website, including risk scores and severity levels.

4. Parameter Penilaian Risiko.xlsxDefines the scoring method and criteria used to categorize severity levels (Low, Medium, High, Critical), based on impact and likelihood.

5. Bar Chart Hasil Analisis Kerentanan.pngA bar chart visualizing the distribution of detected vulnerabilities across all analyzed government websites.



Key Features

Ethical OSINT approachAll information was collected using passive, publicly accessible search engine indexing—no probing, scanning, or active exploitation was performed.

Government-focused security insightHighlights recurring exposure patterns in Indonesian public sector websites, such as open directories, publicly accessible documents, and misconfigured indexing rules.

Structured risk mappingEach Google Dork query is mapped to a specific Risk Code (R1–R15), enabling cross-site comparison and aggregated severity scoring.

Quantitative scoring modelRisk levels are assigned using a custom matrix combining:





Impact score




Likelihood score




Exposure count



Examples: R3 = 12, R11 = 20, R14 = 24.

Practical visualizationIncludes a visual summary (bar chart) to simplify understanding of exposure patterns and severity distribution.



Ethical Considerations





No real exploitation was conducted; only publicly indexed data was accessed via search engines.




No sensitive or personal data is revealed; any sensitive findings were recorded only as risk codes.




The dataset is intended to promote awareness and improve security hygiene within government institutions.




The study follows a responsible disclosure mindset, aiming to encourage systemic improvements in public-facing digital infrastructure.





Suggested Use Cases





Academic research in public-sector cybersecurity




Teaching materials for OSINT, digital security, and ethical hacking




Risk modeling exercises or comparative vulnerability studies




Policy analysis related to government IT governance and data exposure




Benchmarking for improving website security and indexing management
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0813-v2
title: Omnibus Study No. 2 2004

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were:- Attitudes towards immigrants (Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development)- Use of EDB in households (Division for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB)- Shopping abroad (Division for External Tradel at SSB)- Live-in partner statistics (Division for Social and Demographic Research at SSB)- Interest for research and technology (Norwegian Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education)- Voluntary work for non-profit organization (Institute for Social Research)The Omnibus Survey in April/Mai (Omnibus nr. 2) 2004 was the second of four Omnibus Surveys in 2004.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0814-v5
title: Omnibus Study No. 3 2004

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were:- Attitudes towards immigration (Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development)- Working conditions- Voting- Organizational membershipThe Omnibus Survey in April/Mai (Omnibus nr. 3) 2004 was the second of four Omnibus Surveys in 2004.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0815-v3
title: Omnibus Study No. 4 2004

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were:- Recycling glass (Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research)- Working conditions- Voting- Organizational membershipThe Omnibus Survey in October/November (Omnibus nr. 4) 2004 was the second of four Omnibus Surveys in 2004.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0817-v5
title: Level of living 2004 - Cross sectional study - Living conditions

description: Statistics Norway's (SSB) Level of living - cross sectional study (with rotating themes) have as it's primary objective to, over time, cover all important issues concerning the level of living. The topics have rotated in the following way: Working conditions in 1996, 2000, 2003, 2006 and 2009; Living conditions, community and leisure in 1997, 2001, 2004 and 2007;  Health in 1998, 2002, 2005 and 2008. The main topic of the Level of Living Survey 2004 is living conditions. The issues that are covered includes:-place of residence and household-housing conditions and housing standard-community-home adaptations for disabled persons-mortgage and residential economy-holiday homes and cottages-violence and crime-organisational membership-leisure activities-outdoor lifeThe data set includes income variables. The survey was conducted in coordination with Statistics Norway's omnibus survey nr. 3 2004.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0840-v5
title: Culture and Mass Media Survey, 2004

description: This dataset is derived from "Culture and Mass Media Survey, 2004". Statistics Norway (SSB) started in 1991 a series of sample surveys on culture and mass media, commissioned by Arts Council Norway, Ministry of Culture and Norwegian Council of Research (NFR). The surveys were initiated by (among others) the Works Council for Cultural Statistics, that in turn was initiated by Arts Council Norway, included the representation of NFR. In this note, Statistics Norway (SSB) puts forward a methodological documentation from Norwegian Media Barometer 2004. The data were collected by the SSB Division for Sample Surveys, and the research was commisioned by the SSB Division for Social Welfare Statistics and Norwegian Institute of Journalism. The survey is funded by Norwegian media Authority and Telenor.Statistics Norway (SSB) started in 1991 a series of sample surveys on culture and mass media, commissioned by Arts Council Norway, Ministry of Culture and Norwegian Council of Research (NFR). The surveys are published under the name Norwegian Media Barometer (also available from SSB in the series Statistical Analyses). They describe Norwegians' use of the different printed and electronic media and who has access to them. The publication also provides a picture of the development over the latest years. What is happening on the media market; are some medias progressing whilst others are losing the battle for the public's attention? Which groups are displaying change in media behaviour?The surveys of 1991, 1994, 1997, 2000 and 2004 are slightly more comprehensive and more oriented towards culture than the intermediate surveys that deals solely with the use of media.This survey deals with radio, music, television, video, PC and internet, electronic games, cinema, telephone, various publications etc. The survey is conducted over four periods: March, June, September and Desember. All weekdays are covered in each period.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0841-v5
title: Travel and Holiday Survey 2006, 2nd Quarter

description: Travel and Holiday Survey is a continuance of Statistics Norway's Omnibus Survey (1992-2004). Data has been gathered through four projects per year. The main goal of the survey is to map out Norwegians' travel habits, as well as to gather other official statistics. This means that the Travel and Holiday Survey also captures other themes than travel. You can see an overview of the various themes that are included in the second quarter below.- Travel with at least one overnight stop - Smoking and smoking habits- Wood heating - Family relations and cohabitation- Household access to EDBThe variables related to travels are available in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0944-v3
title: Travel and Holiday Survey 2006, 4th Quarter

description: Travel and Holiday Survey is a continuance of Statistics Norway's Omnibus Survey (1992-2004). Data has been gathered through four projects per year. The main goal of the survey is to map out Norwegians' travel habits, as well as to gather other official statistics. This means that the Travel and Holiday Survey also captures other themes than travel. You can see an overview of the various themes that are included in this survey below.- Travel with at least one overnight stop - Smoking and smoking habits- Wood heating- Family relations and cohabitation The variables related to travels are available in a separate file.
DOI: 10.17026/ar/0rr1hd
title: PAN-00177565 - oval to half round buckle, broadened front with grooves

description: &lt;p&gt;This find is registered at Portable Antiquities of the Netherlands with number PAN-00177565&lt;/p&gt;
description: Modified: 2025-08-06T14:31:08+02:00
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0947-v3
title: Travel and Holiday Survey 2006, 1st Quarter

description: Travel and Holiday Survey is a continuance of Statistics Norway's Omnibus Survey (1992-2004). Data has been gathered through four projects per year. The main goal of the survey is to map out Norwegians' travel habits, as well as to gather other official statistics. This means that the Travel and Holiday Survey also captures other themes than travel. You can see an overview of the various themes that are included in the second quarter below.- Travel with at least one overnight stop - Smoking and smoking habits- Wood heating - Family relations and cohabitation- Vacation trips with at least 4 over-night stays- Library usageThis file is the person file. Two supplementary files are also available, one of whom deals with short-term travels and the other with vacations of a longer durance.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0956-v3
title: Survey on Visitation and Alimony 2004

description: The survey on visitation and alimony in 2004 is commissioned by the Ministry of Children and Family (BFD). It is a follow-up survey to the "Survey on Visitation and Alimony 2002". The purpose of these two surveys is to evaluate the alimony reform that was enforced the 1st of October 2003. The reform introduced new rules for calculation of the alimony. Whilst the contributions before 2003 were calculated as a percentage of the maintenance payer's income, the post-2003 calculation would also take the alimony recipient's economy and child-related expenses into consideration.  The main objective of the survey in 2004 was to contribute to the evaluation of the reform by mapping put the situation after the implementation of the reform. The situation before the reform was investigated in the 2002 survey. The Ministry of Children and Family was particularly eager to learn of the extent which the new rules affected the respondents' economic situation and actual time spent with the children.