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How much you know about Aging?

How much you know about Aging?. Prevention Research Center. Centers of the Demography of Aging. 11 Research Centers on the Demography of Aging supported by (NIA) National Institute on Aging. 1.Berkeley University of California at Berkeley, ( http://ceda.berkeley.edu )

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How much you know about Aging?

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  1. How much you know about Aging?

  2. Prevention Research Center

  3. Centers of the Demography of Aging 11 Research Centers on the Demography of Aging supported by (NIA)National Institute on Aging 1.Berkeley University of California at Berkeley, ( http://ceda.berkeley.edu) Center on the Economics and Demography of Aging 2.Chicago University of Chicago & NORC, (http://www.spc.uchicago.edu/coa/) Center on the Demography and Economics of Aging 3.University of Colorado at Boulder Univeristy of Colorado – Boulder, (http://www.colorado.edu/IBS/PAC/) Population Aging Center 4.Duke Duke University, (http://cds.duke.edu/) Center for Demographic Studies 5.Michigan University of Michigan, (http://micda.psc.isr.umich.edu/) Center on the Demography of Aging 6.NBER National Bureau of Economic Research, (http://www.nber.org/programs/ag/cahr/) Center for Aging and Health Research 7.Penn University of Pennsylvania, (http://lexis.pop.upenn.edu/aging/aging.html) Population Aging Research Center 8.RAND RAND Corporation, (http://www.rand.org/labor/aging/) Center for the Study of Aging 9.Stanford Stanford University, (http://healthpolicy.stanford.edu/CDEHA/) Center on the Demography and Economics of Health and Aging 10.USC-UCLA USC and UCLA, (http://www.usc.edu/dept/gero/CBPH/) Center on Biodemography and Population Health 11.Wisconsin University of Wisconsin–Madison (http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/cdha/) Center for Demography of Health and Aging  

  4. Academic Research Center For aging ACADEMIC PROGRAMS IN GERONTOLOGY • AOA's Index to Aging and Research Sites in U.S. Research and Academic Institutions • Wayne State University Institute of Gerontology • USC Andrus Gerontology Center • Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology Center • Huffington Center on Aging, Baylor College of Medicine--with "Aging 101" • University at Texas Medical Branch at Galveston • Aging Studies Program--Syracuse • The Maxwell's School's Aging Studies Program • The University of Georgia Gerontology Center • Virginia Tech's Center for Gerontology • The Pepper Institute on Aging and Public Policy (Florida State) • University of Toronto's Institute for Human Development, Life Course and Aging

  5. National Resources on Aging Research • 13 Research Organizations on Aginglisted by National Institute on Aging (NIA): • 1 . Administration on Aging (AoA) • 2 . Alliance for Aging Research • 3 . Alzheimer's Association • 4 . Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center • 5 . American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR) • 6 . American Geriatrics Society (AGS) • 7 . American Society on Aging (ASA) • 8 . Beverly Foundation • 9 . Center for the Study of Aging/International Association of Physical Activity, Aging and Sports (IAPAAS) • 10 . Gerontological Society of America (GSA) • 11 . John Douglas French Alzheimer's Foundation • 12 . National Association for Home Care (NAHC) • 13 . National Institute on Aging (NIA)

  6. Economics USA Generations Politics 1900 G.I. Generation age 105 ~82 (1901- 1924) Demography Pyramid2006 USA 1910 WWI 80+ 75-80 1920 Silent Generation age 80~ 64 (1925- 1945) Stock Market crash 1930 Male Female 1940 WWII Baby Boomer age 60~42 (1946- 1964) 1950 1960 Cold War Generation X (13th) age 42~28/25 (1964 – 1977/1981) 1970 1980 Generation Y [Internet Generation/ Millennial Generation] age 28~ 13/12(1977- 1993/94) 1990 Black Monday 2000 Generation Z(1994 - ?) 911 Attack Dot-com Bubble Bursting 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 %

  7. Economics USA Generations Politics 1900 G.I. Generation age 105 ~82 (1901- 1924) Demography Pyramid2006 USA 1910 WWI 80+ 75-80 1920 Silent Generation age 80~ 64 (1925- 1945) Stock Market crash 1930 Male Female 1940 WWII Baby Boomer age 60~42 (1946- 1964) 1950 1960 Cold War Generation X (13th) age 42~28/25 (1964 – 1977/1981) 1970 1980 Generation Y [Internet Generation/ Millennial Generation] age 28~ 13/12(1977- 1993/94) 1990 Black Monday 2000 Generation Z(1994 - ?) 911 Attack Dot-com Bubble Bursting 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 %

  8. The succedent market: The MatureMarket The Senior Market Source: Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, World Population Prospects: The 2004 Revision and World Urbanization Prospects: The 2003 Revision, http://esa.un.org/unpp, 04 November 2005; 1:47:21 PM.

  9. Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom Path

  10. Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom Path

  11. IRSH (Institutional Repositoryfor the Silver Hair) [tentative name] • Alternative Names: • * DIKWAA (Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom about Aging); • * Connect & Develop for the Silver Hair; • Objectives: • 1.Ongoing projects <- primary data / resource generator • 2.Corporative use <- data mining • 3. Internal development <- reporting pattern • Challenges – Possible solutions: • Taxonomy – UMLS as the base • Semantic Gap – Semantic Mapping, search engine • Building the matadata – run Mockup, to look for feedback to modify • The gap between input and output • Indexing

  12. IRSH (Institutional Repositoryfor the Silver Hair) Indexing Method: *By Document types : Report, survey, scientific research, case study articles, quotes *By Topics: *By Hierarchy – Mislow’ need hierarchy *By Disciplines *By Date *By Geography

  13. Consumer Preference/ Consuming Trends Urban Planning Physical Community Housing Health Facilities Diet Universal Design Pets Travel Leisure Emotion Activities Psychographics Exercises Gardening Retirement mindscape Work Part-time Home Automation Technology Volunteer Biotech Biomedical Security/ Safety HealthCare Communication Beauty Care mobility

  14. Self Things Others Activities

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