Creating and depositing a dataset

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These refer to microdata records contained in files collected and maintained by administrative agencies (ie, programs) and commercial entities. Government and commercial entities maintain these files for the purpose of administering programs and providing services.

Aggregate data is high-level data that is obtained by combining individual-level data. For example, the output of an industry is an aggregate of the output of individual firms within that industry. Aggregated data is applied in statistics, data warehousing, and economics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggregate_data

A census is a survey carried out on the complete set of objects of observation belonging to a given population or universe. Context: A census is the complete enumeration of a population or groups at a given time in terms of well-defined characteristics: for example, population, production, traffic on particular roads.

They consist of information ranging from health determinants, health measures, health status, to user care documentation. This data is captured for various purposes and stored in numerous health system databases. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK54290/

Code documentation is a specific type of documentation (sometimes described as "internal software code") that includes the written text paired with the source code of computer software, which describes the functionality built into the source code, its structure data, algorithms, and application program interfaces, and explains how computer software performs its functions.

It is a process of identifying a fragment of the text or other data (photograph, image), searching and identifying concepts and finding relationships between them. So coding is not just labeling; is to link data to the research idea and back to other data. ​

Data collected or assembled from multiple, often heterogeneous, sources that have one or more common reference points, and at least one of the sources was originally produced for other purposes. The data is incorporated into a new entity. For example, providing data on the number of universities over the last 150 years using a variety of available sources (eg financial documents, official statistics, university records), combining survey data with information on geographical areas from official statistics (eg population density, doctors per capita, etc.), or using RSS to collect blog posts or tweets, etc.

Qualitative data (textual, video, audio or still image) originally produced for other purposes into quantitative data (expressed in unit-by-variable matrices) using coding techniques according to predefined categorization schemes.

Events are all incidents or events related to the business or that have an impact on the entity's business. Transactions are those events that have an immediate and measurable monetary impact on the entity's books of accounts.

Event data is any data you want to measure about an event. Data comes from many sources and must be transformed into a format that IBM® Predictive Maintenance and Quality can use.

Transaction data is data that describes an event and is usually described with verbs. Transaction data always has a time dimension, a numeric value, and refers to one or more objects.

Data resulting from the experimental research method that involves the manipulation of some or all of the independent variables included in the hypotheses.

Genomic data refers to data about an organism's genome and DNA. They are used in bioinformatics to collect, store and process the genomes of living things. Genomic data is a broader term than sequencing data. However, genomic data mostly come from sequencing techniques. It may include non-sequencing data, such as microarray data, real-time PCR panel data, and data from pharmacogenomics studies.

Geospatial data is any type of data with spatial coordinates that allow it to be mapped onto the Earth's surface. They can represent physical objects, discrete areas or continuous surfaces. Discrete geospatial data is typically represented by vector data consisting of points, lines, and polygons, while continuous geospatial data is typically represented by raster data, which consists of a grid of cells that each have their own value. Any number of applications in a wide range of areas produce geospatial data, including GIS, remote sensing equipment, GPS units, archaeological total stations, manual mapping, and computer-aided design (CAD), in various formats, including images, vectors , text and tabular data. Vector-based geospatial data include tables listing archaeological sites along with their coordinates, text-based files (eg XML) containing coordinates and topology for historic road networks, political party voting figures by administrative area . Raster-based geospatial data includes satellite images, aerial photographs, scanned maps and digital maps of elevations, vegetation, land use, sea surface temperatures, air pollution, soil types, etc.

A laboratory notebook (colloq. laboratory notebook or laboratory book) is a primary record of research. Researchers use a lab notebook to document their hypotheses, experiments, and the initial analysis or interpretation of those experiments. This tag is used for both the traditional and electronic lab notebook.

Machine-readable data, or computer-readable data, is data in a format that can be processed by a computer. Machine-readable data must be structured data.

Data resulting from the evaluation of specific properties (or characteristics) of beings, things, phenomena (and/or processes) through the application of pre-established standards and/or specialized instruments or techniques.

Data resulting from observational research, which consists of collecting observations as they occur (eg, observing behaviors, events, development of a condition or disease, etc.), without attempting to manipulate any of the independent variables.

The collection and manipulation of data elements to produce meaningful information. In this sense it can be considered a subset of information processing, the change (processing) of information in any way detectable by an observer. ​

Source code is human-readable text written in a specific programming language. The purpose of source code is to set exact rules and specifications for the computer that can be translated into machine language. As a result, source codes are the basis of programs and websites. ​

Refers to raw and scaled scores, client/patient responses to test questions or stimuli. Also to psychologists' notes and recordings of client/patient statements and behavior during an examination.

Data recorded by mechanical or electronic means, in a form that allows the information to be retrieved and/or reproduced. For example, images or sounds on disk or magnetic tape. ​

Data resulting from the modeling or imitative representation of real-world processes, events, or systems, often using computer programs. For example, a program that models the responses of household consumption to changes in indirect taxes; or a dataset on hypothetical patients and their drug exposure, background conditions, and known adverse events.

After conducting a survey, it is the data results from a sample of the people surveyed. This data is comprehensive information, collected from a target audience, about a specific topic to conduct research. https://www.questionpro.com/blog/survey-data-collection/

Textual data refers to systematically collected material consisting of written, printed or electronically published words, usually written on purpose or transcribed from speech.

Time diaries allow researchers to answer a series of questions about how people allocate their time. That is, how they use time. surveys usually ask respondents to report on the previous day. 

Other kind of data.