cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/one-c4-4696
title: Weathers photograph album 15, 2005-2011

description: Carolyn Weathers photograph album 15, California, Texas and New Mexico, 1957 June and 2005-2011 (mostly).
DOI: 10.25549/dancestry-c105-1237
title: Donna Uchizono Company Presents State of Heads, 5-1-99
DOI: 10.25549/fickett-c25-56
title: Photograph, Grossmont Hills, 1959

description: Black and white photograph of a Grossmont Hills home (at any one of the following addresses: Mona Drive, Hundeck Drive, Hilmer Drive, La Sivida Drive, or Loren Drive). Features the front of the house and its lawn. The time of day is in the afternoon, about 1pm pr 2pm.
DOI: 10.25549/finch-c55-696
title: "Silimand (Sillimandi, Silliman)", 1931

description: "Silimand (Sillimandi, Silliman)" and "List des Pasteurs de la Cóte-aux-Fées" in Marcel Godet, Heinrich Türler, & Victor Attinger. Historisch-biographisches Lexikon der Schweiz, Band 6. Saint Gelin -- Tingry. Neuburg, Germany: Administration des Historisch-biographischen Lexikons der Schweiz, 1921-1934: 368 & 275. The article copies were sent by Warren B. Silliman (26 Prospect Street, Windsor, Connecticut, USA) to Benjamin Silliman Gray (Cornwall, Connecticut, USA).
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m340
title: "Live" in St. Louis, 1983

description: LP record disc of "'Live' in St. Louis". [Page 1]: Cover of album reads: "'Live' in St. Louis; Evangelist John F. Morris and the Temple Church of Christ Radio Choir". Background photo of St. Louis skyline across the river. [Page 2]: Back cover of album shows the title and two black and white photographs depicting the group singing. Below are special thanks, names of choir members and director, credits to recording collaborators, and the song list for sides one and two. "Choir: Soprano: Alma Blaine, Sabrina Blaine, Dorothy Brown, Dorothy Coleman, Charletta Davis, Mattie Hodges, Marjorie Hopson, Hazel McBride. Tracy McTyer, Donna Paige, Shonda Roberts, Geneva Washington, Princess Williams, Barbara Willis. Bass: Gerard Johnson, Kenneth McKnight, Lehman Walker. Tenor: Fernando Brown, Angela Green, Oscar Houston, Simeon Layne, Clifford Mathews, Ralph Price, Richard Towns, Mae Powell, Michael Winston. Alto: Lawanda Blaine, Pearline Blaine, Kimberly Hodges, Wanda Houston, Deborah King, Elvie Jo Layne, Shirley Price. Director of music: Richard Towns. Recorded 'Live' at the Temple Church of Christ by Shining Stars Productions. Engineer: Marlon Ray. Re-recorded and mixed: El Dorado Studios; Hollywood, CA. Engineer: James Henry. Album layout and coordinator: Pam Morris".; [Page 2 continued]: "Musicians: John Morris, lead guitar, organ and piano. Fernando Brown, bass guitar. Oscar Houston, percussionist. Gerard Johnson, percussionist. Edward Tucker, bass guitar and piano. A Pakejo's production; executive producer: John Morris". [Page 3]: Side one of record reads: "Pakejo's production 'Live' in St. Louis Evangelist John F. Morris and the Temple Church of Christ Radio Choir. PM 1003 Side One. Stereo 33 1/2 RPM; All songs written by: John F. Morris. 1. I've been changed 8:05 Lead Vocal: John F. Morris. 2. Well-done 6:05 Lead Vocal: John F. Morris. 3. Lord take me higher 6:40 Soloist: Ralph Price". [Page 4]: Side two of record reads: "Pakejo's production 'Live' in St. Louis Evangelist John F. Morris and the Temple Church of Christ Radio Choir. PM 1003 Side two. Stereo 33 1/2 RPM; All songs written by: John F. Morris. 1. Keep on keeping on 8:15 Lead Vocal: John F. Morris. 2. I love the Lord 6:50 Soloist: Richard Towns. 3. Fight on 5:10 Soloist: Wanda Houston. 4. God has been good to me 3:20 John Morris, Dolores Anderson, Edward Tucker".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m106
title: Malaco Music Group Calendar, 1998

description: Malaco Music Group Calendar, 1998. [Cover page]: "The Malaco Music Group 1998 Calendar". Photographs of several gospel singers and choirs on the cover.  This is a 12 month calendar from January to Decmber 1998. Throughout the calendar there are several pictures of gospel singers and choirs.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m128
title: "Lord Here I Am", Kenneth Glover, [s.d]

description: LP of "'Lord Here I Am', Kenneth Glover". [Cover page]: Photograph of Kenneth Glover sitting outside on a garden bed. [Back cover page]: "'Lord Here I Am', Kenneth Glover". A brief biography about Kenneth Glover. Four photographs of Kenneth Glover outside with garden in background. Side one: 1. 'Just Tell Jesus'; 2. 'His Eye Is On The Sparrow; 3. 'Christ Is All'; 4. 'Close To Thee'; 5. 'Lose Your Pride'; 6. 'He's Everything'. Side two: 1. 'Lord Here I Am'; 2. 'The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow'; 3. 'When I've Done The Best I Can'; 4. Rock Of Ages; 5. Why Shouldn't I Serve The Lord; 6. 'Do You Know Him'". Other Kenneth Glover albums listed.; Side 1 of disc: "'Lord Here I am', Kenneth Glover. Side 1. B/K Productions. Los Angeles, California. Stereo. 1005. 33 1/3 RPM. 1. 'Just Tell Jesus'; 2. 'His Eye Is On The Sparrow; 3. 'Christ Is All'; 4. 'Close To Thee'; 5. 'Lose Your Pride'; 6. 'He's Everything'".; Side 2 of disc: "'Lord Here I am', Kenneth Glover. Side 2. B/K Productions. Los Angeles, California. Stereo. 1005. 33 1/3 RPM. 1. 'Lord Here I Am'; 2. 'The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow'; 3. 'When I've Done The Best I Can'; 4. Rock Of Ages; 5. Why Shouldn't I Serve The Lord; 6. 'Do You Know Him'".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m133
title: Adult choir (Grant African Methodist Episcopal church of Los Angeles, California), [s.d.]

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "Grant adult choir". [Cover page]: "Grant African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles, California Adult choir. Reverend James H. Oxley, pastor; Don Lee White, organist/director; Lester Taylor, choir president. Recorded in the main sanctuary with the Three Manual, 60-stop Rogers Classic Organ (with pipes)". [Page 2]: Back cover page with album title, notes by Marva Washington, and song lists of sides one and two.  "Recording engineers: Jon Bujol, Les Bujol, Frank Harris. (213) 232-6389. Cover and Liner produced by Duke and Company products unlimited".; [Page 3]: Side one of disc reads, "Grant African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles, California Adult choir. Recording engineers: Jon Bujol, Les Bujol, Frank Harris. Side 1: 1. Jesus stand among us (introit) -- F. Mann. 2. O for a thousand tongues (hymn) -- T. Jarman. 3. Ye shall be witnesses (anthem of praise) -- Kirk. 4. Thy will be done (anthem of dedication) -- E. Eilers. 5. Now we sing Thy praise (invocation anthem) -- Tschesnokov. 6. Sweet home (Negro spiritual of remembrance) -- arr. W. Whalum; Dorothye Boswell, soprano. 7. When I survey the wonderous cross (anthem of commitment) -- G. Martin. UTS 003". [Page 4]: Side two of disc reads, "Grant African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles, California Adult choir. Recording engineers: Jon Bujol, Les Bujol, Frank Harris. Side 2: 1. Do you know Him (gospel song) -- M. Parker. 2. Will you be ready when Jesus comes (gospel song) -- Lois Leake, soprano. 3. Down tot the river Jordan (Negro spiritual) -- anon. traditional. 4. Have Thine own way, Lord (gospel song) -- arr. I. Thomas; Clinton Stewart, tenor. 5. New born again (Negro spiritual) -- traditional. UTS 003".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m130
title: Al Green, Precious Lord, 1982

description: LP of "Al Green, Precious Lord". [Cover page]: Photograph of Al Green in a suit and tie on cover [Back cover page]: "Whereas, I have considered all not knowing all, I have thought id at all possible to save my life. In so doing, turning from the way of destruction, I thought it all necessary to grapple with these necessary things to bring myself and others to a pleasant tide of life. Al Green. Full Gospel Tabernacle Ministries. P.O. Box 9485, Memphis, TN 38109. 1: 'Precious Lord', Thomas A. Dorsey; 'What a Friend We Have in Jesus', arr. Al Green; 'The Old Rugged Cross', George Bennard; 'Morningstar', Moses Dillard-Sharon Michalsky; 'How Great Thou Art', Stuart Hine. 2: 'Glory to His Name', arr. Al Green; 'Rock of Ages', arr. Al Green; 'In the Garden', C. Austin Miles; 'Hallelujah (I Just Want to Praise the Lord)', Al Green-Moses Dillard". List of musicians, background vocals, and special thanks.; Side 1 of disc: "Precious Lord, Al Green. Produced by Al Green for Hi Records. Associate Producers: Bill Cantrell & Quinton Claunch. Myrrh. Side 1. MSB-6707 (MSB 1-6702). Copyright 1982 Hi Records, a product of Cream Records, Inc. 1. 'Precious Lord' (Thomas A. Dorsey), (Rightsong Music-BMI-3:08); 2. 'What A Friend We Have in Jesus (arr. Al Green), (Butter Music/Al Green Music, Inc.-BMI-4:10); 3. The Old Rugged Cross (George Bennard), (The Rodeheaver Company-ASCAP-3:23); 4. Morningstar (Sharon Michalsky-Moses Dillard), (A-Line Publishing-ASCAP/Thumb Pick Music-Butter Music/Al Green Music, Inc.-BMI-3:22); 5. How Great Thou Art (Stuart K. Hine), (Manna Music-ASCAP-3:29)".; Side 2 of disc: "Precious Lord, Al Green. Produced by Al Green for Hi Records. Associate Producers: Bill Cantrell & Quinton Claunch. Myrrh. Side 2. MSB-6707 (MSB 1-6702). Copyright 1982 Hi Records, a product of Cream Records, Inc. 1. 'Glory to His Name' (arr. Al Green), (Butter Music/Al Green Music, Inc.-BMI-2:52); 2. 'Rock of Ages' (arr. Al Green), (Butter Music/ Al Green Music, Inc.-BMI-2:30); 3. 'In The Garden' (C. Austin Miles), (The Rodeheaver Company-ASCAP-3:54); 4. Hallelujah (I Just Want to Praise the Lord) (Al Green-Moses Dillard), (Butter Music/Al Green Music, Inc./Thumb Pick Music Inc.-BMI-4:34)".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m124
title: Gospel gala and Gallery genesis. Souvenir book, 1996

description: "Gospel gala and Gallery genesis" souvenir  book, 1996. [Cover page]: "Gospel gala and Gallery genesis sponsored by Dora Nelson African American History Museum 316 E 7th Street Perris, California at the Riverside Convention Center 3443 Orange Street Riverside, California 92586 November 17, 1996 2 pm - 6 pm. National Council of Negro Women, Inc. - Affiliate". A graphic of a tree is placed below "sponsored by" and above "Dora Nelson". [Page 2]: "Lift every voice and sing" followed by the poem by "James Weldon Johnson, poet (1871-1938)". [Page 3]: "Dora Nelson African American History Museum program" followed by order of events between 2 and 6 pm. [Page 4]: A miniature biography of Alberta Mabel Kearney briefly describes her dream, dedication to, and ultimate founding of the Dora Nelson African American History Museum. [Page 5]: "Biography of Mrs. Dora Nelson" followed by biographical text. [Page 6]: "Gregory G. French, president, CEO; the Gospel Network" followed by biographical text. [Page 7]: "Kevin Bell; singer for all occaisions; gospel, clasical [sic, pop, rythm [sic] and blues. Vocal training available" followed by contact information. [Page 8]: "Congratulations and best wishes to The Dora Nelson African-American History Museum. ECT Technolink Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit corporation, takes pride in the contribution of high performance, ... hardware and software to the Dora Nelson African-American History Museum's internet gallery and information center" and recognition given to "Auen-Berger Foundation, Inc., for funding our grant for internet connectivity." signed. [Page 9]: Advertisement for "Bizi B productions", and "Elma of California".; [Page 10]: Advertisements and congratulations to the Dora Nelson African American History Museum. [Page 11]: Congratulations to the museum by "The Willa Mae Taylor Section of the National Coucil of Negro Women", followed by a poem "The Lands of Kings and Queens". [Page 12]: Advertisement for "Brown's publishing co.". [Page 13]: Advertisements for "Scruggs Sister" and "Studio B & B graphics gallery". [Page 14]: Photographic advertisement for "Diamite; longevity system". [Page 15]: Advertisement; "Let Diamite enhance the quality of your life!". [Page 16]: Business card sized advertisements for six different businesses. [Page 17]: "In memory of Evangeline Mack" tribute fills the page. [Page 18]: "Congratulations and best wishes" to recipient in each quadrant of the page. [Page 19]: "In memory of Rayford Johnson" tribute fills the page. [Page 20]: Page full of "Best wishes and congratulations". [Page 21]: "Congratulations" advertisements. [Page 22]: "Congratulations" advertisements. [Page 23]: List of board of directors and program committee. [Page 24]: List of people given thanks for their participation and involvement. [Page 25]: "Congratulations and best wishes" to the museum given by the "Vietnamese friends of the museum".
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m456
title: Vase

description: Vase: molded, gilded, John Maddock&Sons,LTD 1896+(Godden 1964:406)part fr TP#3.; Excavated from A-130 Slurry wall match line trench TP #3, backfill, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m165
title: Spoon

description: Spoon. Carp design, polychrome.; Excavated from Feature 16, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m403
title: Leather boot

description: Leather boot.; Excavated from A-130 Soldier pile, privy, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m152
title: Medicine bottle

description: Medicine bottle: chinese?; Excavated from Feature 32, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m1023
title: Tea cup

description: Tea cup.; Excavated from Feature 36, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m146
title: Small plates

description: Small plates: 4 seasons knot seals on bases; Excavated from Feature 32, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m167
title: Rim fragment

description: Rim fragment: bird & flowers; Excavated from Feature 16, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m117
title: Tea cup

description: Tea cup; Excavated from Feature 21, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m353
title: Med fragment

description: Med fragment: Enamel int. trigrams from I Ching.; Excavated from Spoils file in courtyard, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m1022
title: Tea cups

description: Tea cups.; Excavated from Feature 36, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m1096
title: Rice bowl

description: Rice bowl: "OM"--on base, bats around OM.; Excavated from Feature 17 below cement, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m418
title: Brazier fragments

description: Brazier fragments: Fire-blackened.; Excavated from A-135 Trash pit in baggage area, depth 1-2 A, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m1056
title: Opium bowl

description: Opium bowl: small round.; Excavated from Feature 29, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m1027
title: Small medicine bottles

description: Small medicine bottles: 3 have chinese characters on surface.; Excavated from Feature 35, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m166
title: Toothbrush

description: Toothbrush: chinese; Excavated from Feature 16, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/chinese-m216
title: Spittoon

description: Spittoon: blue & orange sponge.; Excavated from Unit 2 level 3 40-60 cm, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
DOI: 10.25549/dancestry-c105-779
title: Imago Acts I, II, III, 7/26/93

description: Performance of Acts I, II, III of Alwin Nikolais' work "Imago: The City Curious" at the Joyce Theater, 7/26/93, with an introduction by Murray Louis.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m56
title: Selected topics in probabilistic seismic hazard analysis, 1995
title: Civil Engineering Technical Report Series - Strong Motion Group Contributions CE 95-08

description: Seismic hazard analysis for earthquake resistant design of structures is an interdisciplinary field involving knowledge from various fields of earth sciences and engineering. this report presents a summary of the state of the art methodology for probabilistic seismic hazard analysis for obtaining realistic input ground motions for design of structures. Examples are shown for India and California, drawn primarily from the experience of the authors. However, the presented methodology is general and is applicable to any region in the world. The method of stochastic analysis of structural response is also addressed.; The work on this report was motivated by a short course on "Seismic Risk Studies in India" convened by Dr. Vinay K. Gupta, Associate Professor of the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India. All the authors delivered lectures as part of this course, and the chapters of this report served as lecture notes.; The first chapter contains a general discussion on seismic hazard assessment. It is followed by six self-contained chapters, contributed by different authors, presenting in detail different topics of seismic hazard assessment. The report was edited by M.I. Todorovska and I.D. Gupta.; The report may be a useful reading to earthquake engineers and civil engineers in general who are not very familiar with probabilistic hazard analysis. The authors hope it will bring out the importance of probabilistic seismic hazard analysis in earthquake resistant design of structures.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m52
title: Pseudo relative velocity spectra of strong earthquake ground motion in California, 1995
title: Civil Engineering Technical Report Series - Strong Motion Group Contributions CE 95-04

description: This report presents empirical equations for direct scaling of Pseudo Relative Velocity in spectra of strong ground motion in California. The results show major improvements relative to the former models from the late 1970's and the early 1980's. These improvements became feasible because a) the number of strong motion recordings which could be used in analysis grew to about 2000 (compared to 186 in mid 1970's and 438 in mid 1980's), and because b) of the improvements in the detailed and systematic characterization of the recording sites by local geological and local soil site parameters.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m65
title: Institutional repositories: Beware the "field of dreams" fallacy, 2006

description: A paper entitled "Institutional repositories: Beware the 'field of dreams' fallacy", a Special Libraries Association (SLA) sci-tech contributed paper, by Sara R. Tompson, Deborah A. Holmes-Wong & Janis F. Brown, June 2006.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m33
title: Frequency dependent attenuation function and fourier amplitude spectra of strong earthquake ground motion in California, 1995
title: Civil Engineering Technical Report Series - Strong Motion Group Contributions CE 95-03

description: This report presents the third generation of empirical equations for direct scaling at Fourier amplitude spectra of strong ground motion in California. Simultaneously we present a new, path and frequency dependent, attenuation function for spectral amplitudes versus distance between the causative fault and the recording station.; The results show major improvements in the empirical scaling equations relative to the former models from 1976 (first generation) and 1985 (second generation). These improvements were feasible because a) the number of strong motion recordings which could be used in the analysis grew to about 2000 (compared to 186 in mid 1970's and 55 in mid 1980's), and because b) of the detailed and systematic characterization of the recording sites by local geological and local soil site parameters.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m23
title: Automatic digitization and processing of accelerograms using PC, 1990
title: Civil Engineering Technical Report Series - Strong Motion Group Contributions CE 90-03

description: This report presents the current data reduction and analysis procedures on a PC in the routine processing of strong-motion accelerograms. It presents a new generation of computer programs and various hardware and software developments relative to and following our previous report on this subject in 1979 (Trifunac and Lee, 1979). The first of this report (Part 1) describes the new hardware for the automatic digitization of analog traces on a personal computer. The second part describes the latest version of our software in the procedures used in data processing of the digitized accelerograms.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m30
title: Effects of soil structure interaction on the response of building during the strong earthquake ground motion, 1986
title: Civil Engineering Technical Report Series - Strong Motion Group Contributions CE 86-04

description: The analysis of the effects of soil-structure interaction on the response of structures during strong earthquake ground motions are presented. The possibility of estimating the rocking motion of the foundation is examined through geometrical analysis of recorded motions. The records obtained during the San Fernando and the Lytle creek earthquakes are utilized to estimate the rocking of the foundations of Millikan Library as well as the translation of the building at the roof relative to a moving frame of reference attached to the foundation. Through these estimates and using the appropriate transfer functions the modal frequencies of the structure and those of the complete soil-structure system are identified.; An experimental approach for estimating the impedance functions of the foundation is explored and the horizontal and rocking compliances are estimated for the foundation of Millikan Library. Comparisons of the results with those obtained from analytical studies are presented.; The possible contribution of the hysteretic damping to the response of a simple mathematical model of a soil-structure system is examined. The response of Millikan Library to the forced-vibration testes is used to test the model through an attempt to reproduce the experimental observations.
DOI: 10.25549/uscfac-m46
title: Investigation of scattering and diffraction of plane seismic waves through two dimensional inhomogeneities, 1986
title: Civil Engineering Technical Report Series - Strong Motion Group Contributions CE 86-03

description: The scattering and diffraction of plane seismic waves by two dimensional inhomogeneities have been studied. A least-squares technique has been employed to solve the problem. Two numerical methods have been proposed to avoid the Ill-conditioning in the resulting system of equations. Results are obtained using the series expansion in terms of Bessel and Hankel functions. Some known exact solutions are used to test the accuracy of this approximate method. The method is then applied to idealized cross sections along profiles of Los Angeles basin to investigate the effects of subsurface inhomogeneities on scattering and diffraction of plane SH, longitudinal P, and transverse SV waves. The surface displacement amplitudes and displacement amplitudes along buried horizontal lines are presented. Different angles of incidence and input frequencies are considered. For SV-wave excitation the incident angles below and beyond critical angle have been considered.; The study also includes an analysis of transient motions. The analysis is carried out using the transfer functions obtained from harmonic analysis. Three accelerograms from 1971 San Fernando earthquake are used to illustrate the effects of subsurface inhomogeneities upon transient motions. The results are presented in terms of amplitude spectra and accelerograms at several points on the surface of the inhomogeneity.