cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:7b156353-31a5-4935-ab87-da98dee36717
title: Data underlying the publication: Home-Based Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy with Virtual Health Agent Support.

description: To increase the accessibility and efficiency of virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET) this paper proposes a system for home-based use where patients with social phobia are supported by a virtual health agent. We present an overview of our system design, and discuss key techniques such as (1) dialogue techniques to create automated free speech dialogue between virtual characters and patients in virtual reality worlds; (2) a multi-modal automatic anxiety feedback-loop mechanism to control patients’ anxiety level; and (3) motivational techniques applied by a virtual health agent. The system was evaluated in a pilot study where five patients with social phobia utilized our home-based VRET system. The results showed that the system was able to evoke the required anxiety in patients and that over time self-reported anxiety and heart rate gradually decreased as expected in exposure therapy.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:983ea5a3-3914-4fad-814a-f7af41ddbf43
title: Supplementary data to the paper: Opioids and their endocrine effects.

description: The dataset includes systematic review and meta-analysis used in the article: Opioids and their endocrine effect
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:7b252a98-5371-4c09-be0e-84c21467ea7d
title: Results of the questionnaire for assessment of medical education environment

description: The DREEM consists of five domains Students’ Perception of Learning (SPL) with 12 items, Students’ Perception of Teachers (SPT) with 11 items, Students’ Academic Self Perception (SASP) with 8 items, Students’ Perception of Atmosphere (SPA) with 12 items, and Students’ Social Self Perceptions (SSSP) with 7 items. Each item is rated on a 5-point Likert scale. Each item of the DREEM is scored from 0 to 4 on a response scale(4 = strongly agree, 3 = agree, 2 = unsure, 1 = disagree and 0 = strongly disagree). Nine negatively-worded items (no 4, no8, no9, no17, no25, no35, no39, no48 and no50) were reverse scored. The maximum overall DREEM score was 200. Higher scores reflect better educational environment. The other data collected were included sex, age, education level, occupational cassess, training duration. Education level was categorized into three groups: junior college, technical college and University.Training duration was categorized into two categories including below one year of training and over one year of training.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:1a6ebda2-dbba-4814-bdad-ba723632ea95
title: 3D models of liver and rib cage of four patients during inspiration and expiration

description: This dataset contains 3D models of livers and rib cages during inspiration and expiration of four patients. The models are derived from CT scans. For the full image segmentation methods of these models and the description of the datasets, please refer to the corresponding journal article.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:c4f6ec3b-f810-44b9-8acb-d7c8e71f7d86
title: Data presented in the paper: “Mussel seed is highly plastic to settling conditions: the influence of waves vs. tidal emergence”

description: This dataset contains the experimental data presented in the paper “Mussel seed is highly plastic to settling conditions: the influence of waves vs. tidal emergence”. The dataset contains morphological and behavioral parameters of mussels subjected to different hydrodynamic conditions in a mesocosm experiment. This study tested i) to what extent are mussel-seed coming from collectors in the water column still capable of adjusting their phenotype, and ii) is exposure to air or wave action more important as a driver of phenotypic adjustments for mussels living in intertidal conditions?
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:f7e126df-15b4-4f3d-93fc-4193f7a5f8d3
title: Data gathered related to the study of ‘Attitudes towards fashion clothing among youthful consumers’

description: The data set was collected for the purpose of the study titled ‘attitudes towards fashion clothing among youthful consumers’. The data was collected using Qualtrics and evaluated through R-Studio.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:59c4e711-2003-48ff-ae22-e936e017f418
title: Supplementary data to the paper: Effect of convection coefficient and thickness on optimal cure cycles for the manufacturing of wind turbine components using VARTM

description: The paper deals with the influence of the convection coefficient and laminate thickness on multi-objective optimisation of the vacuum assisted resin transfer moulding cure stage for the manufacturing of wind turbine components. An epoxy resin system widely used in the wind turbine industry has been chemically characterised and the correspondent finite element implementation validated. The optimisation methodology developed links the finite element solution with a genetic algorithm and identifies a set of optimal cure cycles for a range of thicknesses (10 mm – 100 mm) able to minimise cure time (tcure) and minimise residual stresses by minimising the maximum degree of cure gradient developed through thickness (∆αmax) during the cure stage. The results highlight that, by adding convection coefficient as design parameter of the process optimal solutions benefits were obtained when insulation was applied at the vacuum bag side for all thicknesses.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:1445988c-f0da-4c5f-bdfd-11467168b251
title: Non-conventional Fibre Metal Laminate Crack Growth Data

description: Fatigue crack growth tests performed on non-conventional fibre metal laminates on the MTS 250 kN, at the Delft Aerospace Structures and Materials Laboratory (DASML) at a frequency of 10 Hz. The crack on one side is measured by a digital camera. From this picture, in which measuring tape is included, the crack length is determined. The crack length on the other side of the specimen is measured by making use of Digital Image Correlation (DIC). The advantage of using DIC is that, in addition to the crack length, the delamination is also measured. The digital camera and the DIC cameras are linked to each other and triggered at the same time to make measurements. When the pictures are taken, the maximum load is held for several seconds in order to have sharp pictures when the crack is best visible.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:51831aa4-1727-4c3f-bae7-b7dca937b454
title: Data of HIV treatment failure in the presence of Transmitted Drug Resistance Mutation strains using a Bayesian model.

description: The HIV data collected on the treatment failure of ARV treatment in the treatment of HIV.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:7457eadf-5ad6-4221-b4ea-85c73b91098b
title: Pelargonium geometric morphometric data

description: Photographs and TPS file including landmark placement for Pelargonium species included in the SPUR and PETAL dataset. Outcome of the virtual3D reconstruction analysis.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:e333e2c4-99fa-4fc2-9cb1-f9b5b9a8c1ce
title: Comparisons of assessing boar semen quality by WST-8 assay, flow cytometry (FC) and Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis (CASA)

description: The results of assessing boar semen quality by WST-8, flow cytometry (FC) and Computer-assisted sperm analysis (CASA), which were compared to obtain the standard curves of WST-8 assay to evaluate sperm motility, viability, acrosome integrity and mitochondrial activty.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:826b3dbe-886d-40f7-9f67-31f801cdc2f9
title: The dynamic response of the bicycle rider's body to vertical, fore-and-aft and lateral perturbations

description: In bicycles the rider’s mass is much larger than the vehicle’s mass. Hence, the rider influences the dynamic behaviour of the bicycle not only by means of voluntary control actions, but also by means of passive response of his/her body to bicycle oscillations. As a matter of fact, the rider’s body has inertial, stiffness and damping properties that are combined with the bicycle characteristics and affect the dynamic response of the whole system. More specific, the stabilization of dangerous oscillatory two-wheeler modes such as weave and wobble can be significantly influenced by the rider’s properties. For these reason, it is prerequisite to identify the passive response of the rider’s body to study the dynamic behaviour of the combined bicycle-rider system. To measure the rider response an instrumented bicycle mock up fitted with strain gauges at all interfaces has been developed. The frame was designed to recreate the geometry of a hybrid bicycle and has a reach to handlebars equal to 32 cm and a stack height to handlebars equal to 75cm. The bicycle mock-up was mounted on a top of a hexapod and was excited using coloured noise perturbations in all 6 degrees of freedom (DoF). The force response of the rider body was measured at all bicycle interfaces. Two IMU's were also used to measure the transmissibility of the upper rider trunk. One IMU was placed on the base of the platform and one at the rider's sternum. The repository contains the following folders and files: • Bicycle_mock_up _figures: pictures of the mock-up. • CAD : contains the solidworks drawings of the bicycle mock up. • Force_data : contains the rider's force responses at all bicycle interfaces. • IMU_data and IMU_data_Upper trunk includes the measured translational accelerations and angular velocities of the platform and rider's upper trunk. • Labview : contains the software used for data logging the strain-gauge signals. • Paper_figures: contains all pictures of the corresponding paper. • Strain_gauges: includes the crosstalk and voltage to forces formulas and force sign conventions for all bicycle interfaces respectively. • Subjective_data: contains the NASA TLX data, mat.script. Supplementary paper material: • Assymetric_elements.xlsx contains the symmetric and asymmetric elements of the dynamic force distribution. • Correlation.jpg shows the correlation between the performance and effort scale of NASA "Raw-TLX". • Schematic_1.jpg represents the trunk-pelvis system of the rider as a horizontal moving inverted pendulum, see discussion section of paper. • STST_individuals.jpg represents the seat-to-sternum measurements for all motions. The grey lines indicate the responses of the 1st data cluster (16 subjects) whereas the coloured lines the responses of the 2nd data cluster (8 subjects).
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:faa62d35-1444-4e40-a970-404c2b0c83cd
title: Supporting data for finite-element simulations of ultrasonic guided wave propagation on a plate with a permanently corrugated shape

description: The data refers to finite-element (FE) simulations of ultrasonic guided wave (GW) propagation on a plate with a permanently corrugated shape. The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that a short time window of GW propagation under high-amplitude, low-frequency vibration (HA-LFV) can be described by GW propagation in a structure with a permanently corrugated shape.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:7344e487-05fc-454f-a022-0c1c8a456fdc
title: Catcher, artifact of the paper: “Effective and Efficient API Misuse Detection via Exception Propagation and Search-based Testing”.

description: Catcher is a tool that combines static exception propagation and search-based software testing to automatically detect (and generate test cases) for API misuses in Java client programs. This dataset contains the artifact accepted at ISSTA 2019.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:8bcbeb5b-9b0a-47d2-9264-5521aa748b64
title: Crossed Andreev Reflection in InSb flake Josephson Junctions

description: Data collection and code examples for plotting the figures of the manuscript entitled: Crossed Andreev Reflection in InSb Flake Josephson Junctions.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:daec0b0a-17fc-425b-988c-d55c4fae476a
title: Supplementary data for the article: Cycling Skill Inventory: Assessment of motor-tactical skills and safety motives

description: Raw data and scripts belonging to the article: De Winter, J. C. F., Kovácsová, N., & Hagenzieker, M. P. (2018). Cycling Skill Inventory: Assessment of motor-tactical skills and safety motives.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:aeb9bb4e-8729-4dd0-b76b-fdbafbdbec2c
title: Data underlying the article: Indium as a high cooling power nuclear refrigerant for quantum nanoelectronics

description: Raw data and scripts that belong to the paper "Indium as a high cooling power nuclear refrigerant for quantum nanoelectronics". For usage instructions, see readme.txt.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:0a6d32ea-a93f-4c2f-ac1e-cdee73da021b
title: Data underlying the research on "Comprehensibility of Tabular and Graphical Risk Model Representations: Results of Two Controlled Experiments"

description: This dataset contains results of two controlled experiments with students in TU Delft on the comprehensibility of tabular and graphical risk model representations. The dataset contains the raw data collected with Qualtics survey platform, the dataset processed with responses validated against a baseline of correct responses. The dataset is related to the following publication: Labunets, K. (2018). No search allowed: what risk modeling notation to choose?. In Proceedings of the 12th ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering and Measurement (p. 20). ACM.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:055f19a4-9ed2-4655-a2a3-ed8dffa7e728
title: Farmers’ knowledge, perceptions and control practices of fall armyworm

description: Field surveys
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:1b121d28-39f4-40ff-b5e8-c3ae5aa90767
title: Plaxis 2D results for production from a reservoir with a 60-deg displaced fault

description: Simulations with finite element simulator Plaxis 2D. The simulations represent injection and production scenarios in a reservoir with a displaced fault. More details in the README file.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:237f0826-d04b-43e0-82d3-d2f4a6bf4ce4
title: Data from: Quantitative visual soil observation for visual soil evaluation on dairy farms

description: Quantitative visual observations were collected for two studies on dairy farms in the Netherlands. Data were collected following the same methodology (Van Leeuwen et al., 2018) based on Visual Soil Assessment of Shepherd (2009).
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:2f66aeef-4227-4c5d-b239-3f6d850e1ed9
title: Meteorological information from Romanian newspapers of the 19th century (ROMETNEWS19)

description: The dataset contains meteorological information from the period 1880-1900 extracted from three Romanian newspapers (România Liberă, Gazeta de Transilvania and Foaia Poporului). Each entry represents a meteorological event, with its metadata and characteristics (date, location, category, impact, validation). Validation consisted in checking the consistency of the newspaper reports with meteorological observations from weather stations.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:59031c28-1afb-470a-a89c-cce7cca65b6b
title: Data underlying the research of Adoption of Cyber Insurance Among Dutch SMEs

description: This dataset contains anonymized semi-structured interview transcripts resulting from our study on how SMEs’ representatives make decisions on whether to obtain cyber insurance or not. We conducted semi-structured interviews with ten representatives of various SMEs in the Netherlands. We applied the Protection Motivation Theory as an underlying framework to define interview questions. Thee interviews were conducted in English.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:90abf0a2-369e-4a52-9a2c-518ab9f66478
title: Data underlying the research on Portfolio-based Airline Fleet Planning

description: Dataset used for the case study in the MSc thesis "Robust fleet planning under stochastic demand" and in the OMEGA journal article "Portfolio-based airline fleet planning under stochastic demand". The dataset contains: - historical passenger data extracted from the TranStats database of the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS/US DOT). The underlying dataset that was used is the T-100 Domestic Market (U.S. Carriers) data table that contains monthly scheduled US domestic passenger data based on a 10 percent ticket sale information dataset, aggregated for all airlines for the period 1990-2014. - estimated parameters, per market, for the the mean reverting Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process. - model parameters used in the optimisation model, including aircraft features. - computed aggregated transition probabilities used in the discrete-time Markov Chain in the scenario generation model. - BTS/US DOT fare data from 2014.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:a76e12c9-8996-4a93-be19-0ce851a335af
title: Home Experience and Executive Function Development in Preschoolers

description: Home experiences of preschoolers including their activities at home and parental play beliefs were measured in order to assess if these experiences have a relationship with the development of executive function (inhibitory control, shifting, and visual spacial working memory included). The home activity measured includes children’s frequency of engagement in different activities in their home: academics-related activities, spending meal time with family, breakfast at home, pretend play, motor play, fine motor activities, arts and crafts, solitary play, peer play, and sports and physical activity. Parental play beliefs was also measured using a scale. The data was collected from Ethiopia from July to September of 2017.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:d8ca79ae-17fb-4c60-b86b-08c495b2722f
title: Matlab files used to produce the figures in the publication: Insights from closed-form expressions for injection- and production-induced stresses in displaced faults.

description: Set of Matlab files to create most of the figures in manuscript: Jansen, J.D., Singhal, P. and Vossepoel, F.C., 2019: Insights from closed-form expressions for injection- and production-induced stresses in displaced faults. Submitted for publication to JGR Solid Earth.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:1b74fab6-461e-44fd-a283-45b1a2f11d56
title: Data underlying the paper: Response of extreme precipitating cell structures to atmospheric warming

description: The data set was produced within the project Space2rain funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). For a full description of the used methods, the results and further details about this work, see the related publication.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:a2ea2b0d-f510-4ad3-84d9-ee20433cf101
title: Data from the paper "Do tidally-generated inertial waves heat the subsurface oceans of Europa and Enceladus?"

description: Data presented in the Figures of the paper: "Do tidally-generated inertial waves heat the subsurface oceans of Europa and Enceladus?"
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:fdfd8c76-6b7c-4bbf-aec8-98ab199d9093
title: MODIS-based Daily Lake Ice Extent and Coverage Dataset for Tibetan Plateau [version 1]

description: The present dataset was developed using the MODIS Normalized Difference Snow Index with a spatial resolution of 500 m as input for the SNOWMAP algorithm to detect lake ice from daily clear-sky observations. Furthermore, for cloud-cover conditions, lake ice was identified based on the spatial and temporal continuity of lake-ice data. On this basis, the daily lake-ice monitoring data of 2612 lakes of the Tibetan Plateau from 2002 to 2018 were calculated and classified. Moreover, a time-series analysis of lake ice coverage, which included lakes with surface area greater than 1 km2, was carried out to provide a clear list of lakes for which lake ice phenology can be estimated. The data set contains 5834 raster files, one vector file and 2612 Excel files (including 1134 time series with and without classification statistics). The raster file is named daily lake ice extent. The vector file contains such information as the number, name, location, surface area and classification number of the processed lake. The names of the excel files correspond to lake numbers. Each excel file contains four columns with the daily lake ice coverage information of its corresponding lake from July 2002 to June 2018. The attributes of each column are, successively, date, lake water coverage, lake ice coverage and cloud coverage. Users can first use the vector file to determine the number, location and classification number of a given lake, and then obtain the corresponding daily lake ice coverage data for a given year from the Excel file to use for the monitoring of lake-ice freeze-thaw and research on climate change.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:017380b6-8721-4e99-af36-f53e344bfa2e
title: MODIS-based Daily Lake Ice Extent and Coverage Dataset for Tibetan Plateau

description: The Tibetan Plateau houses numerous lakes, the phenology and duration of lake ice in this region are sensitive to regional and global climate change, and as such are used as key indicators in climate change research, particularly in environment change comparison studies for the Earth three poles. However, due to its harsh natural environment and sparse population, there is a lack of conventional in situ measurement on lake ice phenology. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) Normalized Difference Snow Index (NDSI) data, which can be traced back 20 years with a 500m resolution, was used to monitor lake ice for filling the observation gaps. Daily lake ice extent and coverage under clear sky conditions was examined by employing the conventional SNOWMAP algorithm, and those under cloud cover conditions were re-determined using the temporal and spatial continuity of lake surface conditions through a series of steps. Through time series analysis of every single lake with size greater than 3 km2, 308 lakes within the Tibetan Plateau were identified as the effective records of lake ice extent and coverage to form the Daily Lake Ice Extent and Coverage dataset, including 216 lakes that can be further retrieved with four determinable lake ice parameters: Freeze-up Start (FUS), Freeze-up End (FUE), Break-up Start (BUS), and Break-up End (BUE), and 92 lakes with two parameters, FUS and BUE. The data set contains 5,834 raster files, one vector file and 308 Excel files. The raster file is named Daily Lake Ice Extent. The vector file contains such information as the series number, name, location, surface area and classification number of the processed lake. The names of the excel files correspond to lake numbers. Each excel file contains six columns with the daily lake ice coverage information of its corresponding lake from July 2002 to June 2018. The attributes of each column are: succession, date, lake water coverage, lake ice coverage, cloud coverage, lake water coverage and lake ice coverage after cloud processing. Users can first use the vector file to determine the number, location and classification number of a given lake, and then obtain the corresponding daily lake ice coverage data for a given year from the Excel file to use for the monitoring of lake-ice freeze-thaw and research on climate change.
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:198decce-ec0b-4469-ae48-d8fb3f1837bd
title: Benchmarks and code underlying the publication: The Median Routing Problem for simultaneous planning of emergency response and non-emergency jobs

description: This is a collection of the 406 benchmark instances described in the linked publication, as well as a Python implementation of the described solution methods The goal of this entry is to ensure reproducibility of the results in the paper mentioned above. (Huizing, D., Schäfer, G., van der Mei, R., Bhulai, S. (2019). The Median Routing Problem for simultaneous planning of emergency response and non-emergency jobs.)
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:2f612316-006b-41b1-91ea-8f15997342af
title: Statistical Tables of China High Speed Railway and Japanese Shinkansen

description: These data are the statistical tables of the current operating lines and transfer stations of China's high-speed railway and Japan's Shinkansen (up to the end of 2018). Data are collected from China's high-speed rail network and Baidu Japan Shinkansen inquiry. In the first table of the statistical tables of China's high-speed railway and Japan's Shinkansen, the first column is the operation line, followed by the transfer station and terminal station on the line. In the second table, both the first horizontal and the first column are lines. The intermediate parameter is the transfer station between lines.