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We explore data management for longitudinal study survey instruments: (i) Survey instrument evolution presents a unique data integration challenge; and (ii) Longitudinal study data frequently requires repeated, task-specific integration efforts. We present DDM (Drag, Drop, Merge), a user interface for documenting relationships among attributes of source schemas into a form that can streamline subsequent efforts to generate task-specific datasets. DDM employs a "human-in-the-loop" approach, allowing users to validate and refine semantic mappings. Through a simulation of user interactions with DDM, we demonstrate its viability as a way to reduce cognitive overhead for longitudinal study data curators.
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