AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Companion dataset for "Major reorganization of chromosome conformation during muscle development in pig"

[Lien vers la fiche source] Companion data for the paper "Major reorganization of chromosome conformation during muscle development in pig" (Marti-Marimon et al, 2021). Sample description: [BioSamples] with accession ID SAMEA7390788 Raw sequencing data: [ENA repository] with accession ID PRJEB40576 (ERP124229) Associated script repository: [Forge MIA] The dataverse contains: * raw count HiC matrices for six sample of pig muscle (resolution 500kb), with their index and a merged file (sum of counts over samples) * an index file common to all matrices * the list of all A/B compartments and (arrowhead) TADs as commented in the article * count data for some individual chromosome matrices used to produced some figures
Placettes scientifiques - Observatoire Sélune

[Lien vers la fiche source] En 2020 ont été mises en place des placettes scientifiques, matérialisées sur le terrain par des piquets colorés. Ces placettes ont pour objectif de faciliter le suivi scientifique, notamment de la renaturation. Ces placettes représentent des espaces privilégiés pour les scientifiques, où aucun remaniement de sédiments ou de la végétation n'est prévu jusqu'à la fin du programme Sélune.
Experimental dataset on the use of cover crops for weed control in sugarcane at La Mare (2014-2015) - P25_LEG Trial - ECOCANNE Project

[Lien vers la fiche source] The objective of the ECOCANNE project is to develop an integrated agroecological strategy for weed control using cover crops and stem borer control using push-pull mechanisms, possibly combined with biological control. This is a dataset from the P25_LEG trial studying sugarcane in association with cover crops. An irrigated trial on sugarcane in regrowth 3, was set up in 2014 and harvested in 2015, at the La Mare experimental site.
Risque de feux de forêt à l'échelle des massifs en période estivale en Roumois Seine

Risque de feux de forêt à l'échelle des massifs en période estivale sur le territoire de la Communauté de Communes Roumois Seine. Série de données produite dans le cadre de l'Atlas régional de prédisposition au risque estival de feu de forêt et de végétation. Lien vers l'Atlas : https://www.donnees.normandie.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/feu_de_foret/Atlas_Feux_de_Foret.pdf
Mouvement de terrain

Cette base de données Mouvements de terrain (BDMvt) recense les mouvements de terrain sur le territoire de la Communauté de Communes Roumois Seine. Les données (dont l'organisme de saisie, est indiquée dans les fiches signalétiques des événements) sont issues : * d'anciennes bases, d’archives et d'inventaires partiels détenus par les organismes contributeurs à l'alimentation de la base ; * d'inventaires départementaux spécifiques réalisés depuis 2001 ; * d'informations ponctuelles d'origine variée (média, études, particuliers, collectivités, associations,...).
Indicateur mensuel Gaz Renouvelable des territoires par département

Ce jeu de données présente les valeurs du ratio entre la production locale de gaz renouvelable et la consommation locale de gaz au périmètre départemental (où NaTran est le seul gestionnaire de réseau de transport) . Pour calculer ce ratio : · La production correspond à la quantité de gaz renouvelable produite un mois donné sur un territoire · La consommation correspond à la consommation de gaz d’un mois donné sur un territoire L’indicateur est mis à jour tous les mois. Certains territoires ne sont pas disponibles pour respecter les obligations de confidentialité. L'indicateur se lit ainsi "Au mois de ____, la production de gaz renouvelables représentait __% de la consommation de gaz dans le département ____"
Aides au Compagnonnage Plateau et Auteur

Depuis 2008, le dispositif Compagnonnage, piloté par la Direction générale de la création artistique (DGCA), a pour but de favoriser la transmission et l’insertion professionnelle au sein des compagnies de théâtre, des arts de la marionnette, du cirque et de la rue. Cette aide du ministère de la Culture permet à un jeune metteur(euse) en scène ou auteur(trice) de collaborer, d’apprendre et de partager au contact d’équipes artistiques confirmées ou a minima déjà subventionnées par l’Etat. Le compagnonnage Plateau est un dispositif permettant à un(e) metteur(e) en scène débutant(e) d’être accompagné(e) au sein d’une compagnie conventionnée par l’Etat et de construire et présenter une « maquette » (un projet de spectacle). Le compagnonnage Auteur(trice) permet à une compagnie et à un auteur(trice) de collaborer autour de l’écriture d’une œuvre originale et de son adaptation à la scène. Les données ci-dessous recensent les bénéficiaires de l’aide au Compagnonnage Plateau et Auteur en 2023. Pour en [savoir plus].
Fertilisation raisonnée en culture de canne à sucre à la Réunion entre 2005 et 2013

[Lien vers la fiche source] Rendement canne et sucre avec analyse de sol, diagnostique foliaire, mesure de hauteur de tiges et comptage du nombre de tiges sur plusieurs repousses de canne à sucre en fonction de diverses modalités de fertilisation fractionnée ou raisonnée.
TropGene Coconut

[Lien vers la fiche source] The data come from the TropGeneDB CIRAD information system ([https://tropgenedb.cirad.fr/tropgene/JSP/index.jsp]). TropGeneDB contains data from studies on tropical and mediterranean plants for various kinds of topics such as marker, QTL, genotype, genetic, phenotype, cartography (genetic, physical and linkage disequilibrium maps), linkage disequilibrium, association and germplasm. The plants concerned are banana, breadfruit, citrus, cocoa, coconut palm, cotton, oil palm, rice, rubber, sorghum and sugarcane. The IS has a database per plant. The data were produced by CIRAD researchers or by CIRAD researchers and colleagues associated in research projects. All The data have been published. The COCONUT data in this dataset produced between 2000 and 2016 were extracted from the TROPGENE_COCONUT database in tabulated text format files. There is a file for each type of data which name includes the data type. Each line of a file has several columns describing the study (title, description, year, country, place, contact) it belongs to. The tropgene_coconut_references‧txt file contains the references of the scientific publications on these data.
Macro-invertebrates, water quality and water and sediment contaminnants in ponds on the Saclay Plateau (France)

[Lien vers la fiche source] The data relate to the monitoring of 12 ponds located on the Saclay plateau (78, 91, France) during 2 sessions (June and September) in 2016 and 2017 with macroinvertebrate sampling, measurements of water quality, and contaminant concentrations in water and sediment. The ponds studied are in a peri-urban environment with, in varying proportions, natural wooded areas, agricultural areas and urbanized areas. Water quality data include pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, turbidity, suspended solids, chemical oxygen demand, dissolved organic carbon, total phosphorus, total nitrogen, orthophosphate, ammonium, total herbicide and insecticide concentrations. Sediment data: total concentration of herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, pharmaceuticals and PAHs.
Monitoring of common hamsters during hibernation and reproduction, year 2021-2022. Data includes body temperatures and mass monitoring, genetics, reproductive outputs.

[Lien vers la fiche source] Biodiversity decline is particularly pronounced in agricultural areas, where intensive farming practices have severely altered the ecosystems. In Alsace (France), this has led to the decline of the common hamster (Cricetus cricetus), a farmland-inhabiting hibernator. Previous work in laboratory conditions showed that diversifying the hamsters’ diet through crop association is a promising strategy to improve their hibernation and reproductive success. However, little is known about the effect of such crop associations in the wild. In this study, we monitored the hibernation behaviour (in laboratory cages) and reproductive success (in mesocosms) of hamsters exposed to four different crop associations of variable nutritional content, selected for their technical and economic benefits for farmers. Hamster hibernation behaviour depended mainly on the ingested energy and only marginally on the nutritional quality of the diet. Hamsters on lipid-rich diets showed a better body condition before reproduction. All hamsters successfully reproduced in semi-natural conditions. Even in wheat monoculture, they were able to find food supplements (weeds, invertebrates) that enabled them to reproduce. Associations richer in proteins and lipids such as legume-oleaginous crop mixes doubled reproductive outputs and increased pup growth. These results should help to improve hamster conservation measures and promote farmland biodiversity.
Subventions d'un montant annuel supérieur à 23000€ octroyées par le Département - année 2024

Dans le but de renforcer la transparence financière des aides octroyées par les personnes publiques, les collectivités locales de plus de 3500 habitants et plus de 50 agents, qui attribuent des subventions dont le montant annuel est supérieur à 23 000€ ont l’obligation de rendre accessibles, sous forme électronique, dans un standard ouvert aisément réutilisable et exploitable par un système de traitement automatisé, les données essentielles de leurs conventions de subvention. La nature et les modalités de diffusion de ces données essentielles ont été fixées par voie réglementaire. De fait, la spécification SCDL* du modèle de données relatif aux subventions attribuées par une collectivité locale a été élaborée à partir des sources suivantes : * [Décret n° 2017-779 du 5 mai 2017 relatif à l'accès sous forme électronique aux données essentielles des conventions de subvention] * [Arrêté du 17 novembre 2017 relatif aux conditions de mises à disposition des données essentielles des conventions de subvention] * [Format réglementaire pour la publication des données essentielles des conventions de subventions sur le dépôt Github de la mission Etalab] * Socle Commun des Données Locales
Consumer perception of "artificial meat" in the educated young and urban population of Africa.

[Lien vers la fiche source] Surveys were designed to explore the responses of African consumers of the next generations (i.e., mainly urban, more educated and younger consumers) to relevant questions in order to investigate their attitudes, outlook, potential acceptance, and willingness to engage with “artificial meat,” and to provide insight into the factors that may lead to the acceptance of “artificial meat” in the general context of Africa.
Data on weed cover, weed biomass and rice yield in conventional and no-till low-inputs based cropping systems in Mid-West of Madagascar

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset contains weed cover observation in rainfed rice field considering overall weed cover and cover per weed species, rice yield and weed biomass at rice harvest to study the effect of soil cover management (tillage or no tillage) and weed management (weedy, unweeded, or weed and stylosanthes (in NT cropping systems) weeded) and weed and stylosanthes harmfulness on rainfed rice yield. We conducted this experiment from November 2015 to April 2018, consequently it covers three rainfed rice cropping seasons.
REMMOA-I Aerial surveys for marine megafauna in French Polynesia, 2012

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset represents the first implementation of REMMOA in French Polynesia in 2011. The transects were flown using twin-engine, high-wing aircraft at an average speed of 90 knots and an altitude of 600 feet. The on-board team consisted of three or four people who took turns manning the stations: two trained observers who looked with the naked eye through bubble windows (allowing the observer to look under the aircraft), and a navigator responsible for collecting the data using VOR software. The data were then validated and entered into the Pelagis Observatory's Observation at Sea database, from which they were extracted for this repository.
REMMOA-I Aerial surveys for marine megafauna in French Overseas: Caribbean and French Guiana waters, 2008

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset represents the first implementation of REMMOA in 2008 in French overseas of the NW Atlantic with West Indies (Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Martin) and French Guiana. The transects were flown using twin-engine, high-wing aircraft at an average speed of 90 knots and an altitude of 600 feet. The on-board team consisted of three or four people who took turns manning the stations: two trained observers who looked with the naked eye through bubble windows (allowing the observer to look under the aircraft), and a navigator responsible for collecting the data using VOR software. The data were then validated and entered into the Pelagis Observatory's Observation at Sea database, from which they were extracted for this repository.
REMMOA-I Aerial surveys for marine megafauna in French Overseas

[Lien vers la fiche source] The aim of the REMMOA surveys is to establish an inventory of the spatial distribution and monitor the relative abundance of marine mammals, seabirds and other marine megafauna (such as sea turtles and large fish) in the French overseas territories and adjacent waters. Surveys are typically conducted over large marine areas, including offshore and coastal regions, using a standardised protocol (Doremus et al. 2020*). The main benefit of these campaigns is the acquisition of new knowledge, on the high seas, about ocean habitats and species that are currently largely unknown. The results obtained will help identify priority habitats for the creation and delimitation or management of marine protected areas or sanctuaries for marine mammals.
Experimental dataset on the use of service plants to manage sugarcane weed infestation in Réunion Island (2014-2015) - ECOCANNE project

[Lien vers la fiche source] The ECOCANNE project concerns the development of technical itineraries for the establishment of cover crops providing partial control of weed infestation and a repulsive effect against the borer in sugarcane plots in Réunion. The results of the project contribute to the reduction of herbicide consumption in sugarcane cultivation and to the improvement of the technical and economic performance of the crop. This is an experimental dataset from an irrigated trial on sugarcane in association with service plants, established in 2014 at a grower's site and harvested in 2015.
REMMOA-I Aerial surveys for marine megafauna in French Overseas and adjacent waters: South West Indian Ocean, 2009-2010

[Lien vers la fiche source] This dataset represents the first implementation of REMMOA in 2009-2010 in French overseas and adjacent waters of the South West Indian Ocean. The transects were flown using twin-engine, high-wing aircraft at an average speed of 90 knots and an altitude of 600 feet. The on-board team consisted of three or four people who took turns manning the stations: two trained observers who looked with the naked eye through bubble windows (allowing the observer to look under the aircraft), and a navigator responsible for collecting the data using VOR software. The data were then validated and entered into the Pelagis Observatory's Observation at Sea database, from which they were extracted for this repository.
Image sequences of camera-monitored sentinel prey experiments to study banana weevil predation in La Réunion island

[Lien vers la fiche source] Image sequences collected during sentinel prey experiments in La Réunion. Adult weevils were attached on a background tile and eggs of Cheilomenes sulphurea were used as sentinel eggs displayed on pseudo-stem sections. Recordings occured on five plots (noted BM, LP, PC, PE and SL) and five spots per plot (noted 1BM, 2BM, 3BM, 4BM, 5BM for instance). Experiments were replicated five times on each spot (e‧g. 1BM1,1BM2, 1BM3, 1BM4, 1BM5). Images were originally 3000x4000 px but were resized to 300x400 px. Some sessions had flash failures and were repeted (RT sessions). Images are named as follows : ______.jpg
Cocoa tree point clouds obtained by terrestrial Lidar scanning in agroforestry systems in Cameroon

[Lien vers la fiche source] This data set concerns a total of 55 cocoa trees grown in cocoa based agroforestry systems from Central region of Cameroon. The data collection campaign was carried out in the district of Bokito (4°34 latitude N and 11°07 longitude E), in the village of Yorro located in a forest-savannah transition zone. The cocoa trees of this data set belong to five different architectural types [Jagoret et al 2017]. The cocoa trees has been sampled in 5 different plots (in 4 different sites) of ages ranging from 5 to 70 year old. The data set consists in Terrestrial Lidar scanning data acquired using a Leica C10 scan station. For each tree, the data set contains the point cloud of the whole tree. There are also the point clouds of the leaves and the point clouds of the wood for 29 of the trees for which the leaf/wood segmentation has been done using the LeWoS software [Di Wang et al 2018]. From all those point clouds, many in silico measurements of the trees can be done to better characterize their architecture, their photosynthetic capacity and the biomass distribution. The scans have been done from the 27th to the 30th of August in 2019.
EURoot Barley

[Lien vers la fiche source] The data come from the EURoot DB Information System (IS)(http://euroot.cirad.fr/euroot/JSP/index.jsp). EURoot DB is the database of the EURoot project "Enhancing resource uptake from roots under stress in cereal crops". It manages information on QTLs, genes and mutants involved in root growth under stress (drought, low N or low P) in barley, durum wheat, maize and rice. This project funded by the European Comission and coordinated by CIRAD began on 1 January 2012 and ended on 31 December 2015. It was the topic KBBE.2011.1.2-05 - Root signalling, growth and development under abiotic stress conditions of the FP7-KBBE - Specific Programme "Cooperation": Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology. 19 Participants from various jeuropean countries were involved in this project. The IS has a database per plant and the files of this dataset were extracted from the EURoot BARLEY database in tabulated text format. There is a file for each type of data which name includes the data type. Each line of a file has several columns describing the study (title, description, year, country, place, contact). Genes can be found in the EUROOT_barley_markers‧txt file. All publications concerning this dataset are recorded in the EUROOT_barley_references‧txt file.
LCI for traditional firewood, burned in a three-stone fire

[Lien vers la fiche source] Life Cycle Inventory dataset for traditional firewood burned in a three-stone fire. It includes emissions from firewood combustion, considering whether greenhouse gas emissions actually contribute to climate change depending on the renewability of firewood supply, and the underlying contributions to deforestation and its consequences. Firewood extraction and transport processes are not included, and should be added, especially if they are not done manually. The current version is representative of the local conditions of southern Burkina Faso, but a set of calibration parameters allows the inventory to be adapted to specific conditions. For each parameter, a description and recommendations for adapting values are given. The file can be read independently, or imported to the SimaPro LCA software through the ELDAM software ([https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.02765]).
Antananarivo - Madagascar - 2017, Land use reference spatial database

[Lien vers la fiche source] This vector format database (ESRI shape format) is made up of field surveys carried out during the end of the 2017 rainy season (March to April) which corresponds to the peak of the growing season. Study area is Antananarivo city, capital of Madagascar. GPS points were collected following an opportunistic sampling method (Lebourgeois, 2017). 2087 Waypoints were collected within the whole study area in order to have a representativeness of the existing types of crops and urban structures. GPS points have also been recorded for uncultivated and unbuilt plots such as savanna, forest or marsh. 981 additional polygons were digitized by photointerpretation of the Pléiades image for easily recognizable classes. The final ground database is thus composed of 3068 polygons including 1373 crops, 813 urban features and 882 other land uses. For agricultural plots, additional information on cropping practices was also recorded with each GPS point such as irrigation mode, mixed cropping, etc. For urban objects, the nomenclature was developed according to field observations and six classes were defined: (1) mixed habitat, (2) residential habitat, (3) traditional habitat, (4) industrial, commercial and military area, (5) brick extraction sites and (6) quarry landfill and construction site. This high variability is represented through a nomenclature organized according to 4 levels of details ranging from the most global (Level 1 – Cropland: 2 classes) to the most precise (Level 4 – Crop Class: 20 classes).
Datasets on aerosol particle vertical fluxes over different surfaces: emission and dry deposition velocity according to atmospheric turbulence

[Lien vers la fiche source] Three projects (LANDES, REMORA, DEPECHEMOD) were conducted between 2007 and 2016 to quantify the atmospheric vertical fluxes of aerosol particle as function of their size and the micrometeorological conditions, above different natural surfaces (maize, grassland, bare soil and forest). An original methodology based on eddy correlation method and spectral analysis of the turbulent scalars in the atmospheric surface layer was used to quantify the vertical fluxes and dry deposition (Damay, 2010; Damay et al., 2009; Pellerin, 2017; Pellerin et al., 2017). This method uses two condensation particle counters (CPC 3788 and 3786, TSI) for the particle size range of 2.5-14 nm (Twin CPC device) and an Electrical Low-Pressure Impactor (ELPI, DEKATI) for particles between 7 nm and 1.2 µm (ELPI device). These devices have been coupled with sonic anemometer (Young 81000). Nine experimental campaigns were realised in France, and emission fluxes and deposition fluxes of aerosol particles were quantified. Emission fluxes are probably due to the particle condensation growth with water vapor at the level of the canopy. Deposition fluxes are due to dry deposition (Brownian diffusion, interception, impaction, gravitational settling) on surfaces. These datasets of vertical fluxes and the dry deposition velocity could use to validate atmospheric model for atmospheric pollution and climate change.
Consommation annuelle de gaz par département et code NAF (depuis 2018)

Ce jeu de données permet de visualiser l'évolution de la consommation de gaz en MWh et le nombre de points de livraison, par année, par secteur (résidentiel, tertiaire, industriel, agricole ou non affecté), par catégorie de consommation, par code NAF et par maille géographique. La maille géographique est la maille département. Ces données sont publiées dans le respect des règles relatives à la protection des Informations Commercialement Sensibles.
Consommation annuelle de gaz par IRIS et code NAF (depuis 2018)

Ce jeu de données permet de visualiser l'évolution de la consommation de gaz en MWh et le nombre de points de livraison, par année, par secteur (résidentiel, tertiaire, industriel, agricole ou non affecté), par catégorie de consommation, par code NAF et par maille géographique. La maille géographique est la maille IRIS. Ces données sont publiées dans le respect des règles relatives à la protection des Informations Commercialement Sensibles.