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=== Decisions === | === Decisions === | ||
- For Each SAR we created a Wikibase item, and when data was provided, we have placed the scrubbed data in Github | - For Each SAR we created a Wikibase item, and when data was provided, we have placed the scrubbed data in Github | ||
- All requests are encoded as {{P|3}}-{{Q|1308}}. | - All requests are encoded as {{P|3}}-{{Q|1308}}. | ||
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| + | - Additional properties assigned to describe a SAR are: | ||
| + | * {{P|136}}: describes the process of the SAR using important moments, such as when the request was send and when a response is retrieved | ||
| + | * {{Q|1053}}: used to specify the company to which a SAR was send | ||
| + | * {{Q|367}}: used to specify the person that send the SAR | ||
| + | * {{P|378}}: describes the final status of the SAR. The following items can be added to specify the final status: {{Q|4866}} (access is provided to personal data via returned files or data download tools), {{Q|4867}} (information about categories of data is given; target refers to the privacy policy or states that they do not have personal data on subject), {{Q|4855}} and {{Q|4884}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:03, 27 July 2020
This is a page to describe the encoding work done on a SAR study conducted out of Amsterdam.
The relevant wikibase item is TUDelft SAR study (Q4819).
Study
The files are from two separate studies.
The first study was done in 2017. It is described in this paper: https://policyreview.info/articles/analysis/collectively-exercising-right-access-individual-effort-societal-effect
The second study was done in 2018 and is currently under review.
Participants
- Hadi Asghari (Q2039)
- Rene Mahieu
- Anonymous Participants
Encoding work
Decisions
- For Each SAR we created a Wikibase item, and when data was provided, we have placed the scrubbed data in Github
- All requests are encoded as instance of (P3)-exchange around right of access to personal data (Q1308).
- Additional properties assigned to describe a SAR are:
- significant event (P136): describes the process of the SAR using important moments, such as when the request was send and when a response is retrieved
- target (Q1053): used to specify the company to which a SAR was send
- data subject (Q367): used to specify the person that send the SAR
- final SAR status (P378): describes the final status of the SAR. The following items can be added to specify the final status: provide access (Q4866) (access is provided to personal data via returned files or data download tools), provide information (Q4867) (information about categories of data is given; target refers to the privacy policy or states that they do not have personal data on subject), no response to subject access request (Q4855) and cancelled by data subject (Q4884).