cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7020284
title: Clustering of historical floods observed on Iguaçu River, in União da Vitória, Paraná

description: ABSTRACT The occurrence of flood events has become more frequent, and, in Brazil, there are regions that suffer with the repetition of those events. In União da Vitória, located in Paraná State, Brazil, those phenomena are commonly recorded, generating series of consequences for each flood event, such as financial losses, environmental damages, home losses and deaths. So, since it is not possible to avoid the occurrence of floods, it is necessary to reduce its impacts, and in a scenario of repeated flood events, as observed in União da Vitória, it is justified the clustering of historical floods, aiming to improve the knowledge about the river basin hydrological behavior and to assist in the determination of hydrological models parameters. Clustering analysis aims to establish sets of events with similar characteristics, and, for this, based on fuzzy logic, the present study uses the fuzzy c-means method to cluster Iguaçu river floods, observed in União da Vitória, using a set of different flood severity indicators. The classification defined four clusters, according to different flood severity levels, so-called: low; medium; high; and, disaster or catastrophe. Therefore, by the analysis of similar features among different clusters of events, it is further possible to study the flood formation mechanisms, contributing to the reduction of its impacts, through real-time flood alert and forecasting systems, for instance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8226986
title: Gender and Entrepreneurship: a comparative study between the Causation and Effectuation approaches

description: ABSTRACT The literature on the role of gender in entrepreneurship has been growing significantly in recent last years (FRIGOTTO; DELLA VALLE, 2016). However, little has been studied about the influence of gender in the conception of a business venture. In the search for empirical evidence to elucidate the debate about this gap in the literature, this research sought to verify whether there is an association between gender and the approaches Causation - based on causality - and Effectuation - based on contingencies - (SARASVATHY, 2001). For this purpose, a survey was conducted with Individual Micro Entrepreneurs (MEI) in the city of Nova Cruz/RN. A probabilistic random sample of 100 respondents was collected. The survey was composed of closed questions, including the profile of the entrepreneur, company profile and the Causation and Effectuation questions. The techniques of factorial analysis and multiple linear regression were used for data analysis. The results show a positive and statistically significant association between the female gender and the Causation perspective.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8226986.v1
title: Gender and Entrepreneurship: a comparative study between the Causation and Effectuation approaches

description: ABSTRACT The literature on the role of gender in entrepreneurship has been growing significantly in recent last years (FRIGOTTO; DELLA VALLE, 2016). However, little has been studied about the influence of gender in the conception of a business venture. In the search for empirical evidence to elucidate the debate about this gap in the literature, this research sought to verify whether there is an association between gender and the approaches Causation - based on causality - and Effectuation - based on contingencies - (SARASVATHY, 2001). For this purpose, a survey was conducted with Individual Micro Entrepreneurs (MEI) in the city of Nova Cruz/RN. A probabilistic random sample of 100 respondents was collected. The survey was composed of closed questions, including the profile of the entrepreneur, company profile and the Causation and Effectuation questions. The techniques of factorial analysis and multiple linear regression were used for data analysis. The results show a positive and statistically significant association between the female gender and the Causation perspective.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14272661
title: Cleaned ChEMBL Data on Major Cytochrome Inhibitors

description: The following datasets include data on major cytochrome inhibitors and their physiochemical properties and half-maximum inhibitory concentration. Duplicates and data points flagged as potentially unreliable were removed from the dataset.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510424.v1
title: The right to oral health in the Liverpool Declaration

description: Abstract Based on the analysis of discursive practices, this article aims to outline the link between the right to oral health and the right to health contained in the Liverpool Declaration. An examination of this document identified the incorporation of the precepts of the normative-theoretical framework of the right to health, as set out by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The Liverpool Declaration does not agree completely with the precepts of the aforementioned reference, although it expresses oral health as a human right in its preamble. Considering that the Liverpool Declaration focuses on the obligations of states, it is important that it is based on this normative-theoretical framework. Such measure would confer a more consistent ethical and legal basis, as well as contributing to the consolidation of global recognition of the fact that the right to oral health is a human right.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7215818
title: Cost-efficiency analysis of a runoff detention reservoir with integrated hydraulic and structural dimensioning

description: ABSTRACT In Brazil, urbanization-dominated imperviousness is prevalent, increasing the incidence and magnitude of floods. An alternative to control this impact is an on-site runoff detention reservoir. The choice of reservoir adopted should ideally combine hydraulic/hydrological and structural/economic criteria, although there is a gap in the literature regarding this type of integrated analysis. In this article, a cost-efficiency analysis is conducted to select a reservoir to control the runoff captured by a roof (4,657 m2) using the Puls method for hydraulic dimensioning and based on technical standards for the design of concrete structures. The results indicate that a decrease of approximately 3% in the theoretically ideal efficiency (100%) of the reservoir provided a 36% drop in cost. Such an alternative is more likely to become attractive and economically viable, with virtually the same benefits to the downstream stormwater drainage system. The analysis of different alternatives induced a decision between the level of control of the reservoir output and the cost that emphasized different aspects, focusing on more than the minimization of the cost or the imposition of a pre-defined control level in an arbitrary way.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7215818.v1
title: Cost-efficiency analysis of a runoff detention reservoir with integrated hydraulic and structural dimensioning

description: ABSTRACT In Brazil, urbanization-dominated imperviousness is prevalent, increasing the incidence and magnitude of floods. An alternative to control this impact is an on-site runoff detention reservoir. The choice of reservoir adopted should ideally combine hydraulic/hydrological and structural/economic criteria, although there is a gap in the literature regarding this type of integrated analysis. In this article, a cost-efficiency analysis is conducted to select a reservoir to control the runoff captured by a roof (4,657 m2) using the Puls method for hydraulic dimensioning and based on technical standards for the design of concrete structures. The results indicate that a decrease of approximately 3% in the theoretically ideal efficiency (100%) of the reservoir provided a 36% drop in cost. Such an alternative is more likely to become attractive and economically viable, with virtually the same benefits to the downstream stormwater drainage system. The analysis of different alternatives induced a decision between the level of control of the reservoir output and the cost that emphasized different aspects, focusing on more than the minimization of the cost or the imposition of a pre-defined control level in an arbitrary way.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7519196
title: Cognitive performance after ischaemic stroke

description: Cognitive impairment after stroke affects the patient recovery process. Therefore, the identification of factors associated with cognitive outcomes is important since it allows risk profiles of stroke survivors to be determined. OBJECTIVE: To assess cognitive outcome of stroke outpatients and investigate associations among clinical and demographic variables, vascular risk factors, depression symptoms and functional ability; and to describe the neuropsychological profile of these patients. METHODS: A cross-sectional design study was conducted. Subjects who suffered a first-ever ischaemic stroke 6 to 10 months prior to data collection underwent neuropsychological assessment and screening for depressive symptoms and functional ability. The outcome "cognitive performance" was analyzed considering two groups: "cognitive impairment" and "no cognitive impairment". RESULTS: There was a statistically significant association between cognitive impairment and female gender, age, stroke severity and functional ability. Regarding neuropsychological profile, the cognitive impairment group exhibited more generalized deficits in attention, visuospatial organization, verbal functions and verbal memory domains compared to the community control group. CONCLUSION: The occurrence of cognitive impairment among patients was high, especially in women, older participants, individuals with more severe stroke, and greater impairment in functional ability. Multiple cognitive domains are affected and this may hamper recovery and negatively impact independence and quality of life after stroke.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6273587
title: The French model for migratory control management: an extension of the penal system

description: Abstract This article follows from the doctoral thesis on the policies and practices of expulsion of migrants in France. First, the expulsion of foreigners is proposed as a security dispositif24 that is especially concentrated in one part of the population: migrants, classified as necessary or surplus according to the guidelines imposed by the market. This post-disciplinary mechanism can be seen as part of the penal system, combining with it mechanisms and modalities of intervention while disclaims bureaucratic and symbolic weight that it has acquired. This is seen for example with the transfer of the "public" of a mechanism to another, from prison to the centers, since the establishment of the deportation system but also through practices and countless points of contact. The French case is also noted as a model of migration management or emblem that presents distinctive properties or characteristics from other forms of management features.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7512260.v1
title: Composition Plans in Action: poetics of everyday possibilities

description: Abstract: This paper discusses the notion of performative action as compositional plans in action, shifting the idea of presence to relational processes in which the intensity of lived experience is refreshed in the game framed in each moment. To this end, we draw from a research experience developed by Núcleo Fuga! as a creative process that aims to engender framings that strain the bond between real and fictional. Hence, in a flow from the chosen procedures, artists and public articulate enticements and modes of relationship mediated by hybrid poetics of dance, theater and performance, intending, as consequence, to open the senses to the instant dramaturgies that habit offers. That process is fed by the underlying assumption that Real and Fiction are overlapping plans in a virtual space in which poetic action is refreshed by the artists at play, shooting cartographic compositions supported by the relations between body, environment and dramaturgy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7519172.v1
title: A high-level dynamic analysis approach for studying global process plant availability and production time in the early stages of mining projects

description: Abstract In the early stage of front-end studies of a Mining Project, the global availability (i.e. number of hours a plant is available for production) and production (number of hours a plant is actually operated with material) time of the process plant are normally assumed based on the experience of the study team. Understanding and defining the availability hours at the early stages of the project are important for the future stages of the project, as drastic changes in work hours will impact the economics of the project at that stage. An innovative high-level dynamic modeling approach has been developed to assist in the rapid evaluation of assumptions made by the study team. This model incorporates systems or equipment that are commonly used in mining projects from mine to product stockyard discharge after the processing plant. It includes subsystems that will simulate all the component handling, and major process plant systems required for a mining project. The output data provided by this high-level dynamic simulation approach will enhance the confidence level of engineering carried out during the early stage of the project. This study discusses the capabilities of the approach, and a test case compared with standard techniques used in mining project front-end studies.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7519196.v1
title: Cognitive performance after ischaemic stroke

description: Cognitive impairment after stroke affects the patient recovery process. Therefore, the identification of factors associated with cognitive outcomes is important since it allows risk profiles of stroke survivors to be determined. OBJECTIVE: To assess cognitive outcome of stroke outpatients and investigate associations among clinical and demographic variables, vascular risk factors, depression symptoms and functional ability; and to describe the neuropsychological profile of these patients. METHODS: A cross-sectional design study was conducted. Subjects who suffered a first-ever ischaemic stroke 6 to 10 months prior to data collection underwent neuropsychological assessment and screening for depressive symptoms and functional ability. The outcome "cognitive performance" was analyzed considering two groups: "cognitive impairment" and "no cognitive impairment". RESULTS: There was a statistically significant association between cognitive impairment and female gender, age, stroke severity and functional ability. Regarding neuropsychological profile, the cognitive impairment group exhibited more generalized deficits in attention, visuospatial organization, verbal functions and verbal memory domains compared to the community control group. CONCLUSION: The occurrence of cognitive impairment among patients was high, especially in women, older participants, individuals with more severe stroke, and greater impairment in functional ability. Multiple cognitive domains are affected and this may hamper recovery and negatively impact independence and quality of life after stroke.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7519172
title: A high-level dynamic analysis approach for studying global process plant availability and production time in the early stages of mining projects

description: Abstract In the early stage of front-end studies of a Mining Project, the global availability (i.e. number of hours a plant is available for production) and production (number of hours a plant is actually operated with material) time of the process plant are normally assumed based on the experience of the study team. Understanding and defining the availability hours at the early stages of the project are important for the future stages of the project, as drastic changes in work hours will impact the economics of the project at that stage. An innovative high-level dynamic modeling approach has been developed to assist in the rapid evaluation of assumptions made by the study team. This model incorporates systems or equipment that are commonly used in mining projects from mine to product stockyard discharge after the processing plant. It includes subsystems that will simulate all the component handling, and major process plant systems required for a mining project. The output data provided by this high-level dynamic simulation approach will enhance the confidence level of engineering carried out during the early stage of the project. This study discusses the capabilities of the approach, and a test case compared with standard techniques used in mining project front-end studies.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6273587.v1
title: The French model for migratory control management: an extension of the penal system

description: Abstract This article follows from the doctoral thesis on the policies and practices of expulsion of migrants in France. First, the expulsion of foreigners is proposed as a security dispositif24 that is especially concentrated in one part of the population: migrants, classified as necessary or surplus according to the guidelines imposed by the market. This post-disciplinary mechanism can be seen as part of the penal system, combining with it mechanisms and modalities of intervention while disclaims bureaucratic and symbolic weight that it has acquired. This is seen for example with the transfer of the "public" of a mechanism to another, from prison to the centers, since the establishment of the deportation system but also through practices and countless points of contact. The French case is also noted as a model of migration management or emblem that presents distinctive properties or characteristics from other forms of management features.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510064.v1
title: Cognitive Based Design of a Human Machine Interface for Telenavigation of a Space Rover

description: ABSTRACT: Human Machine Interface (HMI) design is a critical field of work because no general guidelines or rules have been assessed. In order to aid practitioners to design effective HMIs, different methodologies have been studied. To understand task objectives and plan goal-oriented actions, human operators exploit specific cognitive processes that have to be supported with advanced interfaces. Including cognitive aspects in HMI design allows generating an information flow that reduces user mental workload, increasing his/her situation awareness. This paper focuses on design and test of a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the telenavigation of a space rover that makes the cognitive process of the user a priority in relation to the other development guidelines. To achieve this, a Cognitive Task Analysis (CTA) technique, known as Applied Cognitive Work Analysis (ACWA), is combined with a multi-agent empirical test to ensure the GUI effectiveness. The ACWA allows evaluating mission scenarios, i.e. piloting the rover on the Mars surface, in order to obtain a model of the human cognitive demands that arise in these complex work domains. These demands can be used to obtain an effective information flow between the GUI and the operator. The multi-agent empirical test, on the other hand, allows an early feedback on the user mental workload aiming to validate the GUI. The result of the methodology is a GUI that eases the information flow through the interface, enhancing operator's performance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510424
title: The right to oral health in the Liverpool Declaration

description: Abstract Based on the analysis of discursive practices, this article aims to outline the link between the right to oral health and the right to health contained in the Liverpool Declaration. An examination of this document identified the incorporation of the precepts of the normative-theoretical framework of the right to health, as set out by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The Liverpool Declaration does not agree completely with the precepts of the aforementioned reference, although it expresses oral health as a human right in its preamble. Considering that the Liverpool Declaration focuses on the obligations of states, it is important that it is based on this normative-theoretical framework. Such measure would confer a more consistent ethical and legal basis, as well as contributing to the consolidation of global recognition of the fact that the right to oral health is a human right.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510064
title: Cognitive Based Design of a Human Machine Interface for Telenavigation of a Space Rover

description: ABSTRACT: Human Machine Interface (HMI) design is a critical field of work because no general guidelines or rules have been assessed. In order to aid practitioners to design effective HMIs, different methodologies have been studied. To understand task objectives and plan goal-oriented actions, human operators exploit specific cognitive processes that have to be supported with advanced interfaces. Including cognitive aspects in HMI design allows generating an information flow that reduces user mental workload, increasing his/her situation awareness. This paper focuses on design and test of a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the telenavigation of a space rover that makes the cognitive process of the user a priority in relation to the other development guidelines. To achieve this, a Cognitive Task Analysis (CTA) technique, known as Applied Cognitive Work Analysis (ACWA), is combined with a multi-agent empirical test to ensure the GUI effectiveness. The ACWA allows evaluating mission scenarios, i.e. piloting the rover on the Mars surface, in order to obtain a model of the human cognitive demands that arise in these complex work domains. These demands can be used to obtain an effective information flow between the GUI and the operator. The multi-agent empirical test, on the other hand, allows an early feedback on the user mental workload aiming to validate the GUI. The result of the methodology is a GUI that eases the information flow through the interface, enhancing operator's performance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7512260
title: Composition Plans in Action: poetics of everyday possibilities

description: Abstract: This paper discusses the notion of performative action as compositional plans in action, shifting the idea of presence to relational processes in which the intensity of lived experience is refreshed in the game framed in each moment. To this end, we draw from a research experience developed by Núcleo Fuga! as a creative process that aims to engender framings that strain the bond between real and fictional. Hence, in a flow from the chosen procedures, artists and public articulate enticements and modes of relationship mediated by hybrid poetics of dance, theater and performance, intending, as consequence, to open the senses to the instant dramaturgies that habit offers. That process is fed by the underlying assumption that Real and Fiction are overlapping plans in a virtual space in which poetic action is refreshed by the artists at play, shooting cartographic compositions supported by the relations between body, environment and dramaturgy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.9599171
title: Invasive Coronary Physiological Assessment in Symptomatic Middle-Aged Endurance Athletes

description: Abstract Despite the health benefits of routine exercise, coronary artery disease (CAD) is common among older competitive athletes and is an important cause of sudden cardiac death. Athletes with suspected or confirmed CAD routinely undergo conventional coronary angiography involving the performance of invasive coronary physiological assessment using the fractional flow reserve (FFR) or the instantaneous-wave free ratio (iFR). Data defining the role of invasive coronary physiological assessment, while robust in general clinical populations, are untested among older competitive athletes with CAD. The paper discusses the challenges and uncertainties surrounding the use of the FFR and iFR in this unique population with an emphasis on the need for future work to better define this approach.