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    Type of resources
    Case Study, Reading
    Education level(s)
    College / Upper Division (Undergraduates), Graduate / Professional
    Primary user(s)
    Student, Teacher
    Subject area(s)
    Math & Statistics, Social Science
    Language(s)
    English
    Last updated
    17 October 2026
    Case StudyReading

    Sanctions list data: dates of birth, names and IDs

    By SanctionsKit (company-authored study)

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    Level College / Upper Division (Undergraduates), Graduate / Professional · For Student, Teacher · Language English

    Abstract

    A company-authored worked example of measuring structured-field availability in two official sanctions XML snapshots retrieved on 30 September 2026. It separates absent birth dates from partial dates, aliases from primary-name variations, and populated passport-number fields from general identity attributes. The public method, analysis code, aggregate results and source hashes support inspection of those definitions; exact reproduction needs the matching raw snapshots, retained privately. Useful for teaching measurement validity, provenance and the limits of cross-source comparison. It does not measure screening accuracy, legal compliance or overall source quality.

    Keywords Measurement Validity · Data Provenance · Data Quality · Structured Data · Missing Data