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-====== Webinar on Personal and Sensitive Data: Overview of anonymisation tools  ======
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-Publication Date: 2024-02-09
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-**Information on the event**
-**Date**: 12 April 2024\\
-**Time**: 12:00-1PM\\
-**Location**: Zoom  (click [[https://uzh.zoom.us/j/65582580041?pwd=d0lSZFpMTWxhYzR2ZnVPRGFEOWd1Zz09|here]] to access the webinar)\\
-**Topic**: //Webinar on Personal and Sensitive Data: Overview of anonymisation tools//\\
-**Format**: 30 minutes of talk, 30 minutes of Q&A\\
-**Speakers**: Melanie Röthlisberger and Matthias Templ \\
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-The [[working-groups:sensitive-personal-data|Management of Sensitive and Personal Data Working Group]] is organizing a monthly webinar series to discuss issues related to the management of personal and sensitive data. We are happy to announce the April edition dedicated to the **use of anonymisation tools with research data**.
-**Abstract:** In the first part of this talk, Melanie Röthlisberger (Open Science Services, University of Zurich) gives a brief overview over different anonymization tools and focuses on one tool in more detail: QualiAnon is an anonymization tool for qualitative textual data. The tool was developed by Qualiservice in cooperation with Pangaea to enable researchers to anonymize or pseudonymize their research data semi-automatically in a structured way. In the second part of the talk, Matthias Templ, developer of sdcMicro, will give insights into his R-package that can be used to anonymize structured quantitative data on individual units, such as people, households, or organizations. Most functionalities of the package are also available via an interactive shiny-based graphical user interface.
-FYI: The webinar will be recorded.

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