Federal Statistical Research Data Centers
Federal Statistical Research Data Centers are secure facilities located throughout the United States that provide access to restricted-use microdata for statistical purposes to authorized individuals.[1]
Locations[2]
| Name |
Location |
|---|
| Kentucky Research Data Center |
University of Kentucky |
| Atlanta |
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta |
| Boston |
NBER in Cambridge |
| California - Berkeley |
UC Berkeley |
| California - Irvine |
UC Irvine |
| California - Stanford |
Stanford University, Stanford, CA |
| California - UCLA |
UCLA, Los Angeles |
| California - USC |
USC, Los Angeles |
| Census Bureau Headquarters |
Suitland, MD |
| Central Plains |
University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
| Chicago |
Northwestern University |
| Kansas City |
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City |
| Kentucky |
University of Kentucky at Lexington |
| Maryland |
University of Maryland, College Park |
| Michigan |
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor |
| Minnesota |
University of Minnesota |
| Missouri |
University of Missouri |
| New York - Baruch |
Baruch College-CUNY, New York City |
| New York - Cornell |
Cornell University, Ithica |
| Northwest |
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| Penn State |
Penn State, University Park |
| Philadelphia |
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia |
| Rocky Mountain |
University of Colorado, Boulder |
| Texas |
Texas A&M University, College Station |
| Triangle - Duke |
Duke University |
| Triangle - RTI |
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| UT Austin |
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| Washington - Georgetown |
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| Wisconsin |
UW Madison |
| Yale |
New Haven, CT |
References