Everyday Responsibilities
The Daily, Bi- Weekly, Weekly, and Semesterly breakdown of tasks.
Check Unassigned Cases
Part of the daily routine, details on how to check the new unassigned cases.
Assigning New Cases
A written breakdown of the process for assigning cases.
Requesting Restricted Access Data
Instructions for cases where the author(s) have indicated on the DCAF that they can make restricted-access data available to the Data Editor privately.
Hiring and Training Setup
Detailed instructions on everything related to the hiring and training of RAs. Additionally, the “Training” folder includes the template csv files and mapping file for bulk importing training cases.
Exit Process
Checklist for exiting RAs from the Lab.
Data Editor Email Inbox
Certain emails that the dataeditor@aeapubs.org
account recieves require action, such as the Lineup emails.
Your Email Inbox
Certain emails that your Cornell email account recieves require action.
P & P Setup
Contains step-by-step instructions on the setup needed for PandP. A note to Ilanith - I’ve done this for 2025, with the exception of granting RAs access and updating the manual chapter to include the PandP 2025 links.
Email Templates
Email templates for when an author needs a reminder to submit their openICPSR package, when they answered “Yes” to a submission question, when they haven’t made revisions, and when we’re requesting restricted access data.
Writing a Short Report
When there’s no README in the deposit, write a short report for the authors.
External Reproducibility Check
Instructions on requesting reproducibility checks from a third-party, and how to integrate their report.
Contact Form Submissions
The unassigned Jira tickets that are titled "Contact form submission (researcher@university.edu, FirstName LastName)"
Unpublication of Cases
This page outlines the procedure for handling when a deposit in the openICPSR AEA Repository infringes on terms of use or contains inapproriate PII. Example: PSID Conditions of Use.
Miscellaneous Programming Tips
Miscellaneous programming tips. Super helpful is the sed
command.