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of temporary circumstances and, on the other hand, persisting with an invitation that is unwelcome Studies employ various approaches to manage this issue The FACS, which involves an annual face-to-face interview, gives respondents a study holiday before returning to check whether they might be persuaded to rejoin at a future wave A balance needs to be reached between not coercing respondents and failing to provide equality of access and information Either could be considered unethical Survey research practice shows that there are alternative routes to maintaining a participant s involvement in a study, for example by allowing them to provide data by another mode or to carry out a shorter interview This may be appropriate for sample members who are reluctant or sick.

File transfer services must be available to move les from one location to the other location Such le transfer services must be sophisticated enough to allow access to highperformance and high-end mass storage systems Often, such systems are coupled with each other, and it should be possible to utilize their special capabilities in order to move les between each other under performance considerations Striping and parallel streams are some obvious strategies to be included in le transfer services between le servers Ideally, the middleware for le transfers must be exposed to the user community as simply as possible through, for example, a command like copy le A from server Y to le B on server Z as fast as possible New protocols and services must be developed that support this notion An API that provides this functionality is not suf cient 56.

The use of proxy informants may also be considered, in which case the most ethical approach may be to seek the respondent s permission in advance to allow a nominated informant to carry out a proxy interview Allowing free choice implies that respondents must be genuinely able to withdraw from a survey From time to time, a respondent may ask to do this Though this happens only occasionally, and for a variety of reasons, it is a circumstance that is challenging for many investigators as longitudinal research projects involve a composite of data collection and analytical activities, and it is not immediately obvious what the implications of such a withdrawal should be, and what set of decisions is both practical and ethical.

2 Advanced Grid Management Services With the help of the basic Grid middleware services, a variety of more advanced services can be developed Such services include le management, task management, and information management Such an advanced service may manage the agglomeration and ltering of information for a community There exist many more examples of such advanced services As pointed out in the preceding section, users wish to manage le transfers in an easy and transparent fashion through the invocation of an elementary set of protocols and APIs These should hide the underlying complexity of the Grid as much as possible from the user but should provide enough exibility that individual control about a le transfer can be issued Users may want to use advanced le transfer services that dynamically adapt to changing network conditions and fault situations [18], without user intervention.

It is clear that an individual who has asked to withdraw from a study should not be invited to take part in any primary data collection activity in the future, and systems are needed to put this into effect reliably However, though few studies would deliberately risk irritating a study member in this way, it is less obvious whether that person would choose to receive correspondence from the study team, for example telling them about the latest findings It also seems likely that someone who asks to withdraw from a study would not want to be included in the next stage of any ongoing administrative data collection exercise One example of this is the proposed biennial downloads of National Insurance Contributions and benefits, to which roughly three-quarters of ELSA respondents agree.