Data Helsinki

Data Helsinki. Data Data from the Institute of Seismology include reports on seismic activity and seismic soundings Seismic soundings Finland is located on the Fennoscandian Shield that consists of old and stable bedrock The thickness of the crust in Finland is up to 65 km which is thicker that typically on a continental shield (about 42 km).

Helsinki Zoo visitor count 10012022 The daily number of visitors at the Helsinki Zoo starting from the beginning of 2010 The data is categorized into the following groups adults and childrens tickets family tickets free visitors as well as visitors using the Helsinki card (HK) and yearly card (VK).

Helsinki Digital and population data services agency

Why Do We Process Your Personal Data?What Is The Lawful Basis For Processing?What Kind of Personal Data Do We Process?What Are The Sources For Personal Data?Retention TimesDo We Disclose Your Personal Data to Third parties?Do We Transfer Your Data Outside The EU/European Economic area?The University of Helsinki must process your personal data for purposes including the following 1 Student admissions 2 Organisation of teaching and decisions concerning studies 3 Student guidance 4 Course registrations 5 Restoration of completed studies assessment and registration 6 Preparation of degree diplomas In addition the University can process your personal data for the following purposes 1 Development of teaching (eg with feedback collected from students) 2 Scientific research or the compilation of statistics 3 Marketing communications related to studies 4 The safety of students and other members of the University community the physical safety of the study environment and the protection of data or 5 Other specific purposes The use of personal data is primarily based on legislation concerning the University of Helsinki and the organisations operating in the University community In specific cases the basis for processing data is consent given by the student Therefore the right of the University as the controller of the data file is based on 1 A task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller 2 Compliance with a legal obligation to which the controller is subject 3 In certain cases the performance of a contract or consent given by the data subject As a rule the University has the right to process sensitive data as the controller of the data file in the following cases 1 When necessary for reasons of substantial public interest 2 In certain cases when the data subject has given explicit consent to the processing of certain personal data Relevant regulations Universities Act (558/2009) Government Decree on University Degrees (794/2004) A The University of Helsinki processes personal data from which you can be identified directly or indirectly Direct identifiers include the personal identity code and student number We will also process your name and contact details in addition to which the University processes other information related to your studies from which a third party may identify you by connecting the details The details most commonly processed in conjunction with studying and completed studies are the student’s name student number and contact details as well as details on the degrees pursued and the content of studies Here are examples of the data processed by the University of Helsinki 1 Persons applying to study at the University (applicants) their basic details and application information 2 Basic student details (eg student number personal identity code name and contact details) 3 Students’ study rights 4 Students’ term registrations 5 Students’ completed studies traineeships and thes Some required personal details come from yourself which makes you responsible for their validity A right to study is personal Thus your personal details must be valid Certain details have been collected from other parties including 1 Details concerning the acceptance of a student place are gained from a national student admissions register (Act 884/2017) maintained by the Finnish National Agency for Education and from documents submitted by the student 2 The validity of name and contact details is verified from the Population Register Centre The storage period for personal data stored in University of Helsinki systems and data processed manually is based on legislation in force and the archiving plan of the University of Helsinki In observance of the legislation concerning universities (Sections 25 and 27 of act 884/2017) the University of Helsinki stores the following personal details related to teaching permanently 1 Student numbers and personal identity codes or equivalent identifiers 2 Information on completed degrees and specialist training as well as all completed studies and their grades 3 Information on rights to complete studies leading to a degree and specialist training as well as information on the acceptance of a student place and registration for studies leading to a degree and for specialist training Information on storage periods for other data is available in the archiving plan of the University of Helsinki Personal data is primarily processed by the staff of Teaching and Learning Services and the teaching staff In addition personal data can be processed by the following units IT Centre HR Services Financial Services as well as Communications and Community Relations The University of Helsinki may also use external parties to process personal data such as businesses that provide system services and process personal data on behalf of the University of Helsinki on the basis of a mandate The University of Helsinki discloses required student personal data to the following recipients either through the national data warehouse for higher education or directly 1 Finnish Student Health Service 2 Ministry of Culture and Education 3 Internationalisation Services of the Finnish National Agency for Education 4 Student admissions registers 5 Study credit degree and qualification disclosure service of the Finnish National Agency for Education 6 Social Insurance Institution of Finlan According to its data protection policy the University will exercise particular care if personal data is to be transferred outside the EU or the European Economic Area to countries where data protection regulations do not conform to the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation The transfer of personal data outside the EU or the EEA must be carried out in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR.

Climate & Weather Averages in Helsinki, Finland

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Climate data and weather averages in Helsinki Annual Weather Averages Near Helsinki Averages are for Helsinki Malmi Airport which is 7 miles from Helsinki.