cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039940
title: Adding cultural ecosystem services by urban river depollution program in São Paulo city

description: Abstract River depollution represents an initiative for requalifying urban environment. Revitalized streams encompass sanitation actions and also expectations of adding value to quality of life. Urban management has the challenge of measuring the well-being provided by public policies. While cultural ecosystem services represent the benefits from natural or managed environments, this paper aims at analyzing whether these services are linked with non-tangible benefits perceived by population. With this purpose we selected a successful program in the São Paulo city. Cultural services related to personal interactions, leisure, contemplation and space for manifestations are the most perceived by local population. Whereas those services beyond the local and temporal environment as cultural diversity and religious, spiritual and educational values are the least perceived. We recommend that the evaluation of depollution programs can be based on cultural ecosystem approach as a way to strengthen cultural benefits for the population in this urban management agenda.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039940.v1
title: Adding cultural ecosystem services by urban river depollution program in São Paulo city

description: Abstract River depollution represents an initiative for requalifying urban environment. Revitalized streams encompass sanitation actions and also expectations of adding value to quality of life. Urban management has the challenge of measuring the well-being provided by public policies. While cultural ecosystem services represent the benefits from natural or managed environments, this paper aims at analyzing whether these services are linked with non-tangible benefits perceived by population. With this purpose we selected a successful program in the São Paulo city. Cultural services related to personal interactions, leisure, contemplation and space for manifestations are the most perceived by local population. Whereas those services beyond the local and temporal environment as cultural diversity and religious, spiritual and educational values are the least perceived. We recommend that the evaluation of depollution programs can be based on cultural ecosystem approach as a way to strengthen cultural benefits for the population in this urban management agenda.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039939.v1
title: Developing a conceptual model for the relationship between rituals and the city based on the Theory of Sense of Place: the case of the historical texture of Gorgan, Iran

description: Abstract The aim of this study is to investigate how the city is influenced by the ritual of Muharram. The main research question is: what is the relationship between the city and the ritual of Muharram? To answer this question, we examined different intangible layers of this ritual heritage. This study is based on the three components of the sense of place. The research method is qualitative and a context-oriented approach is adopted. The context of the study is the historical texture of the city of Gorgan, Iran. The data were collected through library research and immediate observation. Next, content analysis and data coding were used to obtain a set of thematic categories. The results suggest that, as a kind of ritual-social behavior, the ritual of Muharram has had remarkable, enduring effects on the city over centuries. The non-urban-development dimension has thus allowed for the formation of sense of place in the relationship between people and the urban environment through a different process.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6598737
title: arXiv articles metadata and citation network for the "Quantifying the rise and fall of Scientific fields" 2022 article

description: Processed dataset extracted for the paper "Quantifying the rise and fall of scientific fields" (https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.03749) Files information - fullArxivWithOrcidAndCitations.7z - compressed csv file containing for every article its: "id" - arXiv id <br> <br> "categories" - arXiv field tags used in the article<br> <br> "doi" - journal doi of the article if published<br> <br> "created" - date of submission to arXiv<br> <br> "authors" - last name of authors <br> <br> "authors_orcid" - ORCID id's of authors wherever possible <br> <br> "NumCitationsArxiv" - number of arXiv articles that cite the given article <br> <br> "NumReferencesArxiv" - number of arXiv articles that the given article cites internal-citations.json - citation network of arXiv articles citing other arXiv articles. keys of the dictionary are arxiv paper id's. Values are the arxiv id's the article cites. <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039942
title: Demand Forecasting model based on artificial neural networks for Passenger Transportation Projects

description: Abstract Whereas passenger demand is one of the main risks in passenger transport infrastructure projects on track, this paper aims to propose a demand forecasting model based on artificial neural networks (ANN) in order to contribute to the project management still in its early planning stages. For this, the design of ex post facto type was used in a descriptive research with quantitative approach, where the research group was composed by subway and train stations in the metropolitan region of São Paulo-Brazil. In total, 12 ANN were proposed architectures with 15 different configurations, totaling 180 training processes, testing and validation. For each architecture has been identified the lowest mean square error percentage obtained; and the best architecture, with a hidden layer, was performed relevance analysis by Garson method, the model 4 input variables: the population; the school enrolment; the number of jobs; and per capita income. With the proposed model, one expects to contribute to the theory by adding to demand forecasting models using a robust methodology and, for managers, serve as a tool in studies of economic and financial viability of these projects, still in its planning phase anticipated as an investment decision-making tool.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039942.v1
title: Demand Forecasting model based on artificial neural networks for Passenger Transportation Projects

description: Abstract Whereas passenger demand is one of the main risks in passenger transport infrastructure projects on track, this paper aims to propose a demand forecasting model based on artificial neural networks (ANN) in order to contribute to the project management still in its early planning stages. For this, the design of ex post facto type was used in a descriptive research with quantitative approach, where the research group was composed by subway and train stations in the metropolitan region of São Paulo-Brazil. In total, 12 ANN were proposed architectures with 15 different configurations, totaling 180 training processes, testing and validation. For each architecture has been identified the lowest mean square error percentage obtained; and the best architecture, with a hidden layer, was performed relevance analysis by Garson method, the model 4 input variables: the population; the school enrolment; the number of jobs; and per capita income. With the proposed model, one expects to contribute to the theory by adding to demand forecasting models using a robust methodology and, for managers, serve as a tool in studies of economic and financial viability of these projects, still in its planning phase anticipated as an investment decision-making tool.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039943
title: Cult of monuments and imperial project in the 1940s: Negotiating a colonial past in Maputo and beyond

description: Abstract The national history commemorated in Maputo’s memorials, during the colonial period, comprises the triumphs of the Occupation and its heroes, the War effort, and extraordinary achievements, common elements of most national histories and of the various imperial projects of the European powers throughout the 20th century. What was then a symbol of the colonizing country's conquests became a problematic legacy on the eve of Independence. The ressemantization of public space and the denial of much of this heritage, which includes buildings, cities (built to European standards) and urban experiences, made evident the transfer of power and a new political and cultural project that sought to counter the legacies of colonialism. The text briefly describes the construction of memorials and the selection of monuments in Mozambique during the first decade of Estado Novo (1933-1974), in order to reflect on the contemporary interpretation and validation of heritage in Mozambique. The research carried out in 2014 and 2019, on urban studies, restoration projects of monuments and legislation for heritage in Mozambique from the first decades of the 20th century, allows the establishment of parallels with other colonial experiences and, more significantly, with the current discussion on the conservation of “dissonant” heritages.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039943.v1
title: Cult of monuments and imperial project in the 1940s: Negotiating a colonial past in Maputo and beyond

description: Abstract The national history commemorated in Maputo’s memorials, during the colonial period, comprises the triumphs of the Occupation and its heroes, the War effort, and extraordinary achievements, common elements of most national histories and of the various imperial projects of the European powers throughout the 20th century. What was then a symbol of the colonizing country's conquests became a problematic legacy on the eve of Independence. The ressemantization of public space and the denial of much of this heritage, which includes buildings, cities (built to European standards) and urban experiences, made evident the transfer of power and a new political and cultural project that sought to counter the legacies of colonialism. The text briefly describes the construction of memorials and the selection of monuments in Mozambique during the first decade of Estado Novo (1933-1974), in order to reflect on the contemporary interpretation and validation of heritage in Mozambique. The research carried out in 2014 and 2019, on urban studies, restoration projects of monuments and legislation for heritage in Mozambique from the first decades of the 20th century, allows the establishment of parallels with other colonial experiences and, more significantly, with the current discussion on the conservation of “dissonant” heritages.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039949.v1
title: (Other) territorialities of heritage: the heterotopic spaces of the historic city

description: Abstract Heritage as a validation device for certain forms of memory would justify the imposition of a dominant culture, expressed not only in material elements, but also in places of memory. The objective of the manuscript is to analyze the process by which some social actors, generally excluded from hegemonic patrimonial representations, must articulate themselves with a new narrative of the historic city as heritage. In this new discourse of the historic city, other territorialities are enacted that Foucault calls heterotopic spaces. At a methodological level, from a theoretical point of view, a broad conceptualization of space is carried out as a historical problem, referring to examples from some cities such as Dublin, Paris, Madrid or Ibagué, from which specific readings were made on the configuration of other spatialities, which they were generally excluded from the dominant way of defining heritage in historic cities. It concludes with the need to link these new places of memory to a new redefinition of historic cities, with a view to a more inclusive planning of heritage spaces.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039949
title: (Other) territorialities of heritage: the heterotopic spaces of the historic city

description: Abstract Heritage as a validation device for certain forms of memory would justify the imposition of a dominant culture, expressed not only in material elements, but also in places of memory. The objective of the manuscript is to analyze the process by which some social actors, generally excluded from hegemonic patrimonial representations, must articulate themselves with a new narrative of the historic city as heritage. In this new discourse of the historic city, other territorialities are enacted that Foucault calls heterotopic spaces. At a methodological level, from a theoretical point of view, a broad conceptualization of space is carried out as a historical problem, referring to examples from some cities such as Dublin, Paris, Madrid or Ibagué, from which specific readings were made on the configuration of other spatialities, which they were generally excluded from the dominant way of defining heritage in historic cities. It concludes with the need to link these new places of memory to a new redefinition of historic cities, with a view to a more inclusive planning of heritage spaces.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039952
title: Thinking about Brasília and the Federal District: between urban-regional planning and national planning (1966-1975/1984)

description: Abstract This work investigates the state actions directed to the urban-regional structuring of Brasília and the Federal District that were articulated with the national planning proposals for economic and social development between the 1960s and 1980s. The main thrust of the analysis is the study of two actions formulated for Brasília in the field of spatial, regional and urban planning: the "Fundo de Desenvolvimento do Distrito Federal" (Development Fund for the Federal District) in 1966 and the "Programa Especial da Região Geoeconômica de Brasília" (Special Program for Brasília's Geoeconomic Region) of 1975. The article will observe the relation between these, insofar as they can be understood as actions in the fields of urban and regional planning for the region of the Brazilian Federal District, and the discussions in the federal government and its proposals for national planning.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039952.v1
title: Thinking about Brasília and the Federal District: between urban-regional planning and national planning (1966-1975/1984)

description: Abstract This work investigates the state actions directed to the urban-regional structuring of Brasília and the Federal District that were articulated with the national planning proposals for economic and social development between the 1960s and 1980s. The main thrust of the analysis is the study of two actions formulated for Brasília in the field of spatial, regional and urban planning: the "Fundo de Desenvolvimento do Distrito Federal" (Development Fund for the Federal District) in 1966 and the "Programa Especial da Região Geoeconômica de Brasília" (Special Program for Brasília's Geoeconomic Region) of 1975. The article will observe the relation between these, insofar as they can be understood as actions in the fields of urban and regional planning for the region of the Brazilian Federal District, and the discussions in the federal government and its proposals for national planning.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039960
title: Possibility of using compensatory urban drainage techniques as leisure units to expand public areas into subdivisions

description: Abstract Many housing estates of social interest have not contributed to implementing leisure areas and reducing their environmental and urban quality. This paper aims to propose a leisure unit using a compensatory urban drainage technique in a housing complex of social interest in the city of São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo, Brazil. The characterization of the area, land use and occupation surveys, area sectorization, and catchment division were carried out. Afterwards, proposals for interventions based on surface runoff were presented using calculations of existing runoff and future scenarios. Results related to environmental and social gains for the area are discussed, as well as the possibility of implementing decentralized compensatory techniques. Moreover, 156 rain gardens and 3 ditches were proposed throughout the subdivisions, which enabled a gain of 989m² of contribution area to infiltrate the whole area, and the use of the retention basin as a leisure area. The total storage volume achieved with the sum of all the techniques implemented was approximately 3,000 cubic meters more than that projected for the existing retention basin.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039960.v1
title: Possibility of using compensatory urban drainage techniques as leisure units to expand public areas into subdivisions

description: Abstract Many housing estates of social interest have not contributed to implementing leisure areas and reducing their environmental and urban quality. This paper aims to propose a leisure unit using a compensatory urban drainage technique in a housing complex of social interest in the city of São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo, Brazil. The characterization of the area, land use and occupation surveys, area sectorization, and catchment division were carried out. Afterwards, proposals for interventions based on surface runoff were presented using calculations of existing runoff and future scenarios. Results related to environmental and social gains for the area are discussed, as well as the possibility of implementing decentralized compensatory techniques. Moreover, 156 rain gardens and 3 ditches were proposed throughout the subdivisions, which enabled a gain of 989m² of contribution area to infiltrate the whole area, and the use of the retention basin as a leisure area. The total storage volume achieved with the sum of all the techniques implemented was approximately 3,000 cubic meters more than that projected for the existing retention basin.
DOI: 10.3886/e171961v1
title: Analyzing Congressional Research Service Reports on Education: How is Information Used at Congress’s Think Tank?

description: The Congressional Research Service (CRS) is the nonpartisan research and analytical arm of the U.S. Congress, and is physically and structurally located within the Library of Congress. Despite serving as a critical information provider and technical assistant to actors crafting and implementing federal policy, CRS reports, which serve as a key mechanism of information dissemination and influence by the organization, only became widely available to the public following the adoption of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018. This study uses content analysis to examine CRS’s education-related reports from the 115th Congress to explore what sources are directly and indirectly informing federal policymaking via CRS reports. Findings offer insights into the research utilization process in the federal education policy process and contribute to the growing literature on intermediary organizations and knowledge brokering.
description: The Congressional Research Service released 1,842 reports during the 115th U.S. Congress that were publicly available through their website at the time of data collection in March 2019. 55 of these reports (2.98%) were indexed by CRS as related to “education” and were included in this study. Note: since the time of data collection, CRS has updated or archived several reports examined for this study and currently indexes fewer reports related to “education” for the 115th U.S. Congress.
description: Publicly available Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports from the 115th Congress indexed by CRS as related to "education.".
description: other; Data collection was conducted manually and required downloading each individual file from the Congressional Research Service reports website (https://crsreports.congress.gov).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20040027
title: Public Management and Gender: women experiences in entering and occupying positions in a Brazilian city

description: Abstract Although there are shared experiences of women's lives, they are distinct considering the socio-cultural profile of a given location. From this perspective, research considering gender and management are limited in the Brazilian context. This article seeks to investigate women experiences in entering and occupying public management positions in a Brazilian city. This is a qualitative and exploratory research. Women who work in public management leadership positions were interviewed. The data were analyzed through interpretative analysis developed with the support of the NVivo®11 software. Women remain underrepresented in city management compared to the number of men who occupy the same positions and there is a clear gender gap. The results also highlight discriminatory practices, gender bias and cultural barriers. The research provides relevant insights into the relationship between gender and public management, it also reinforces the literature, since the findings are added to further researches to reveal the female performance challenges in public management. It proposes that still remains the challenge to change organizational and social attitudes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20040045.v1
title: The neoliberal city and data sovereignty: mapping the scene of datafication devices in São Paulo

description: Abstract This article aims to relate the development of São Paulo structured on economic liberalism and, later, on neoliberalism, with the current processes of data extraction through digital platforms and big tech companies based on datafication. We argue that data sovereignty is an indispensable element in the possibility that citizens and public administration have control over personal data generated from city life and can determine what the city may become, considering the idea of right to the city (Harvey, 2014). Our goal is to carry out an exploratory mapping of São Paulo's position in this scene. To this goal, a survey was made of the urban datafication devices in the city operated by the City Hall, but also by the private enterprises. This mapping resulted in 35 devices, 30 of which have a direct influence on processes of mobility, consumption, and work. We concluded that São Paulo is part of the personal data market and that such processes interfere in several elements of urban life, but that sovereignty is not yet an element considered in the decision-making process for the adoption of such devices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20040045
title: The neoliberal city and data sovereignty: mapping the scene of datafication devices in São Paulo

description: Abstract This article aims to relate the development of São Paulo structured on economic liberalism and, later, on neoliberalism, with the current processes of data extraction through digital platforms and big tech companies based on datafication. We argue that data sovereignty is an indispensable element in the possibility that citizens and public administration have control over personal data generated from city life and can determine what the city may become, considering the idea of right to the city (Harvey, 2014). Our goal is to carry out an exploratory mapping of São Paulo's position in this scene. To this goal, a survey was made of the urban datafication devices in the city operated by the City Hall, but also by the private enterprises. This mapping resulted in 35 devices, 30 of which have a direct influence on processes of mobility, consumption, and work. We concluded that São Paulo is part of the personal data market and that such processes interfere in several elements of urban life, but that sovereignty is not yet an element considered in the decision-making process for the adoption of such devices.