cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.23725/8ywm-4h62
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title: NWD812414.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/a7rk-df61
title: NWD812399.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/agnb-cx20
title: NWD732659.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/cb17-qv95
title: NWD897806.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/ebth-nh59
title: NWD972076.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/fk53-wa16
title: NWD897970.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/jvy6-4d42
title: NWD971814.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/kbwy-qt06
title: NWD731985.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/knw7-bx39
title: NWD972387.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/nrpk-4525
title: NWD732069.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/p72e-6r12
title: NWD898429.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/qcqw-x441
title: NWD732448.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/qp7e-jf57
title: NWD812620.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/r34q-vr28
title: NWD898042.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/rp1e-g752
title: NWD732223.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/xmnt-2h83
title: NWD898533.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/yha6-j819
title: NWD732508.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/z8tx-ej07
title: NWD732094.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/zs4p-3p12
title: NWD971748.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-148067
title: WPA household census for 926 S RECORD AVE, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-148835
title: WPA household census for 3328 MERCED, Los Angeles
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-148868
title: WPA household census for 625 ROMULO ST, Los Angeles
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-150550
title: WPA household census for 2034 GATES, Los Angeles
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-165325
title: WPA household census for 744 VERNON AVE, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-165581
title: WPA household census for 546 WESTMINSTER AVE, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-165592
title: WPA household census for 1127 6TH AVE, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-165995
title: WPA household census for 6905 CIMARRON AVE, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-166006
title: WPA household census for 6822 HAAS AVE, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-166251
title: WPA household census for 1854 W 68TH ST, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-166262
title: WPA household census for 1814 W 68TH ST, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-166507
title: WPA household census for 2048 W 70TH ST, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-166518
title: WPA household census for 2027 W 71ST ST, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-167221
title: WPA household census for 1130 La Reina Avenue, Los Angeles County

description: NOTE: Coordinates are not accurate as they were derived by hand from a Gillespie Guide (1939), a Thomas Brothers Atlas (1941), and Google Maps (2015).
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-167254
title: WPA household census for 437 Florence Avenue, Los Angeles County

description: NOTE: Coordinates are not accurate as they were derived by hand from a Gillespie Guide (1939), a Thomas Brothers Atlas (1941), and Google Maps (2015).
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-167989
title: WPA household census for 430 West 4th Place, Los Angeles County

description: NOTE: Coordinates are not accurate as they were derived by hand from a Gillespie Guide (1939), a Thomas Brothers Atlas (1941), and Google Maps (2015).
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-168022
title: WPA household census for 510 West 3rd Street, Los Angeles County

description: NOTE: Coordinates are not accurate as they were derived by hand from a Gillespie Guide (1939), a Thomas Brothers Atlas (1941), and Google Maps (2015).
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-168275
title: WPA household census for 1717 E 103RD ST, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.25549/wpacards-c8-168542
title: WPA household census for 1422 E 108 ST, Los Angeles County
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.444
title: Attitudes towards mobile dating applications of Thai users

description: Nowadays, declined marriage is a global issue. People tend to stay single longer. Marriage has not just been delayed but they occurred less and less as it is perceived to be less important life event for this generation. Households become smaller as well. With many reasons in the society such as living cost or time cost. People are choosing to stay single. Nevertheless, researcher has seen this issue differently as the revenue online dating service industry is growing every year. They are single by chances not by choicesSmart phones are the gadgets that widely used in the society, growing along with them is the mobile applications industry. As mentioned earlier, online dating industry is growing. Thanks to technologies, it migrated itself to smartphone applications as well. We could not deny that dating applications are one of the fastest growing segment with 29% growth in the year 2017 with the revenue of US$415. The applications in this segment are in the top 3 downloaded applications with more than billions of times downloaded. Daily active users are around 50 million. However, the segment has hugely growth and enormous number of users, it struggles in generating revenue. Comparing with the whole online dating service, mobile dating applications accounted for less than 1% of the entire industry revenue. The research was conducted only in qualitative, using exploratory research methodology. The exploratory research comprised of 30 in-depth interviews. Snowball sampling method was used to recruit the respondents. Respondents were in the age range from 23 - 24 years old. These was helped getting insight and deep information in terms of perception and attitude that users have toward mobile dating applications. And later it was decrypted and analyzed by the researcher in order to gain insights as objectives.The study "Attitudes towards mobile dating applications of Thai users" aimed to study insights of the users, trying to understand the attitudes they have towards these applications, their intentions of using the applications as well as the positive and negative impacts caused by the applications. So, the findings would benefit application developers or business managers to design the applications as well as strategies to generate more revenue from users.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.445
title: How to effectively communicate to small business owners for changes in labor regulation

description: Government communication agency is a bridge between government and public. They serve to inform the news and communicate the changes, and most important be a contact point in hearing the needs for public. With the recent regulation changes on migrant labors in 2017, this independent study was based mainly on how government agency could effectively communicate to small business owners for labor regulation changes. This study was a contemporary topic in academic marketing with the focus in providing a recommendation on effective communication model for government agencies in communicating to small business owners. The objectives included (1) to understand the characteristic of Thai labor market, (2) to understand the perceived impacts of labor regulation changes on the small business owners including the communication challenges and (3) to understand small business owners’ behavior in receiving information including the source and channel choice. The research duration was 12 weeks, starting from 10th January 2018 until 6th April 2018. The literature review covered the background of the Thai labor industry, analysis on communication model of Ministry of Labour, characteristics of government communication model and analysis on government-to-public communication model. Secondary sources came from government agency’s websites and published information, online small business owner community, online articles and newspapers. The primary approach consisted of eight in-depth interviews and 81 surveys on small business owners who employed at least one migrant worker. The gathered data were analyzed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). In term of media consumption, age was the main factor for the differences in media consumption. Over 80 percent of respondents aged under 45 versus 53.6 percent of respondents aged more than 45 were classified as heavy social media users or use social media more than three times per week. In terms of communication channel, government agency was perceived as the most credible communication channel but respondents found it hard to reach them and considered them to be the least accessible channel of all. To communicate effectively with small business owners, the results suggested government agency to improve the official website to be more clear and up-to-date as well as the telephone service. This can help reduce the level of requirement of interaction from small business owners.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.446
title: Marketing methods through social media and level of engagement for beer and whisky

description: The study of Marketing methods through social media and level of engagement for beer and whisky” has been selected as an independent study which illustrates a contemporary topic in the area of applied marketing. This study will focus on the drivers of purchase intention toward alcohol beverage, the trigger point on consuming alcohol beverage and the effective communication ways between brand and consumers.    Alcohol plays vital social roles in Thai’s society since the gathering in most of the occasions involve consuming alcohol. Thailand rank second in terms of alcohol consumption level per capita in Southeast Asia accounting for 3,088 Million liters. Nowadays, alcohol beverages market has challenging market and huge opportunity in growing market and it continues to grow of CAGR 5% so it means that people consume more alcohol beverage. Drinking alcohol might create severe problems in the society, as a result, government introduce law relating to alcohol beverage to regulate alcohol accessibility such as limit advertising hour, censor alcohol product in TV etc. Therefore, these limitations mentioned above echo the needs to have an effective marketing tool that will reach the target audience and provide good feedback in consuming alcohol behavior to the alcohol companies. This research aims to identify the essential factors that can lead to a profound impact on beer and whisky companies. Additionally, this study focused on the drivers of purchase intention toward beer and whisky beverage, the trigger point on consuming beer and whisky beverage and the effective communication ways between whisky and beer brand and consumers. The research was conducted by using exploratory research (secondary data and in-depth interviews and descriptive research through online survey questionnaire with 149 respondents. Factor and cluster analysis were used to find out the segmentation based on their lifestyle that can lead to differentiate one type of consumer to one another. The final five factors areSocialization, outdoor creation, hard working, relaxation, Introvert. Finally, the results of cluster analysis were classified into 3 groups which are Leisure oriented, social oriented and outdoor creation. the purposes of drinking beer and whisky that all respondents agreed that is to hang out with friends. As a result, the majority of respondents has positive attitude towards promotions for beer and whisky in terms of reduce in price that affects on the purchasing decision. A majority of respondents agreed that past experience are key drivers in consumer’s purchasing decision for beer and whisky. Lastly, overall respondents strongly agreed that Facebook is the most frequent communication channel towards searching information about beer and whisky.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.447
title: The study on consumer behavior in purchasing dog food and perception towards biologically appropriate raw food (BARF) for dogs in Bangkok Metropolitan

description: Dog food industry in Thailand has been growing continuously due to major driving forces like urbanization, pet humanization and aging society. With these evolving trends, the consumer behavior has been continuously changing over time. Therefore, it is important for both marketers and business entrepreneurs to understand the implications which could create new opportunities for the business. Biologically Appropriate Raw Food for dog, also known as Bone and Raw Food (BARF), is one of the emerging trends among the dog owners due to its health benefits.This study aimed to understand consumer behavior in purchasing dog food. The objectives of the research were to understand the key attributes that affect purchasing decision for dog food, consumer profile for dog food in Bangkok Metropolitan region, understand consumer perception towards BARF for dogs and identify influencing attitudes and their impacts on willingness for BARF trial. The research methodology includes both exploratory and descriptive researches in which secondary research, in-depth interview and survey questionnaire were conducted. The survey targeted dog owners who lived in Bangkok Metropolitan and purchased dog food within the past three months. The collected data was analyzed using the statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS). The model was described in terms of frequency, means, standard deviation, one-way ANOVA, regression and correlation.The four key factors which affect the consumer purchasing decision of dog food were healthy, functional value, reassurance and emotional value. Based on these factors, the respondents were grouped into three segments which are smart shopper, value seeker and health driven. The research found that the consumers who are unsure about the benefits of BARF are less willing to try BARF. On the contrary, the consumers who agree that food which is traditionally optimal for a wolf is optimal for dogs and that cooking destroys enzymes needed for digestion are more willing to try BARF.From this the study, manufacturers and marketers of dog food and pet care service providers will gain some insights about the behavior of consumers in purchasing dog food and their perception towards BARF in order to tailor effective marketing strategies to attract the consumers.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.448
title: Purchasing behavior and decision making on Instagram for Thai SMEs fashion shoe brands by Thai female consumers in Bangkok

description: With the growing number of Instagram shoppers and the overall expansion of social commerce in Thailand, knowledge about consumer behavior on Instagram is important for a strong development of Instagram-based Thai SMEs fashion shoe brands. This research was conducted on twenty-five in-depth interviews and secondary data in order to identify consumer general shopping behavior on Instagram and their perceptions towards both Instagram itself as a platform for social commerce and Thai SMEs shoe brands on Instagram. This research also aimed to analyze the market opportunity of these shoe brands.The research found that even though the high traffic time is toward the evening, before bedtime, and during vacation, Instagram usage is not exclusive to any specific period, but scattered throughout the day in the form of micro-moments.   Respondents perceive Instagram to be an inspirational and welcoming fashion-oriented platform. It is preferred over e-marketplace for its sense of community which is created from how it allows users to evaluate popularity of brands by interacting with their social groups on Instagram. Interpersonal communication between seller and customer also encourages emotional comfort and trust. LINE application is used as a gateway of communication.Respondent perceptions toward Thai SMEs fashion shoe brand are generally positive in terms of quality and design, though a large number of brands are deemed to lack identity and uniqueness, building a negative stereotype for Thai SMEs fashion shoe market. According to many respondents, while design is the key trigger of interest, quality and using experience determine brand loyalty and tendency of repurchase. Three segments were identified and analyzed to understand consumer behavior on Instagram. 1)Trend explorers - impulsive shoppers who usually age between 25-28 years old. Trend explorers prioritize on what is the latest trend and are prone to be influenced by social groups and celebrities. They are highly active on Instagram with Stories as the most used feature. 2)Active lifestyle shoppers – critical thinkers who usually age between 29-35 years old. They often do extensive research before purchasing. They prioritize on function, self-expressive benefits and uniqueness over trend. Active lifestyle shoppers tend to be reserved from posting and revealing themselves on Instagram. Collections and hashtag-following are the most used features among this group. 3)Cinderella shopper – consumers who have problem with availability of size in mass market. They look for customized service and have high customer lifetime value.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.449
title: Understanding factors affecting the decision to do public volunteering: a study on marketing communication

description: Volunteers are the workforce that will help make the society achieve a common interest and make it become a better place.  Yet past studies about volunteers are still limited. The definition of “Volunteer” in this Independent Study is a person who does something for the benefit of the society or the public without getting any monetary gains in return. This study aims to better understand the motivations and characteristics of individuals who participate in volunteer activities. The main factors that influence their decision to volunteer and the most effective marketing communication that volunteers prefer. The ultimate goal of this study is to help organizations create better plans to attract and retain volunteers which in turns will benefit the overall society which we live in. The research was conducted using both qualitative and quantitative research. Data were obtained from both primary and secondary sources throughout Thailand. The samples of 163 people were recruited using convenience sampling method among volunteers through both online and offline surveys. Key findings from the respondents show that the key factors that motivate people to do volunteering are 1) It is a good occasion for them to do good things such as on their birthday. 2) They are interested in those volunteer activities. The most preferred duration for volunteer activities of all segments is 1 day. Most of the segments prefer to get information about volunteer activities from websites, friends and families, and social media such as Facebook. The result of this study should provide insight to better understand differences between each segment of the volunteering population which will be a guide to design a better marketing message to effectively recruit more volunteers in Thailand.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2017.450
title: Marketing strategy for nonprofit organisation: a study of Thai charity foundation marketing communication

description: While Thailand has made great progress in economic development over the past few decades, economic growth has not been equally experienced by all citizens and, as a result, certain regions and groups of people have been left behind. Issues such as education, healthcare, and poverty continue to affect the Thai population, especially in the poorer north-eastern and southern regions. Disadvantaged groups such as migrants, people with disabilities and children suffer disproportionately still and, according to the Thailand Development Research Institute, the poverty rate for children aged 0–17 was 13.8 per cent in 2014 compared to an overall national rate of 10.5 per cent. Poverty deprives children of their basic rights and makes them more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. It deprives them of proper nutrition, good health, safe water and quality education. The concept of giving, is closely linked to Theravada Buddhism, Thailand’s most commonly practised religion, and Thai people traditionally make merit through donating to temples or other religious foundations. However, according to recent reports from the Charities Aid Foundation, Thailand has slipped from number 19 out of a total of 140 countries in 2015 to 37 in 2016 in the World Giving Index (WGI).Consequently, nonprofit organisations are looking at new ways to attract donors and, in today’s digital age, where Thailand sits in the top 10 worldwide for social media statistics on network usage, online marketing and social media channels are being explored by charitable organisations.There are three main research objectives, Firstly, the research aims to better understand donors to charitable foundations, then it will analyse donors’ decision making in choosing a charitable foundation before then exploring the factors which influence donors’ decision to donate and the impact on marketing communication.The qualitative analysis, secondary research and in-depth interview were conducted to gain insight information about donor’s decision making when donating to a charitable foundation benefiting children. For the quantitative analysis, a questionnaire was used to collect data from 200 respondents. Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) program was also used to interpret and analyze the data from the survey.Hopefully, this research will encourage NPOs to better understand consumer behaviors and the impacts of effective marketing communication. This will lead to more effective development and implementation of marketing communication strategies in the future and an increase in the level of donation to foundations who aim to improve the living conditions for underprivileged children living in Thailand.
DOI: 10.23725/0ay2-mm10
title: NWD972481.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/141n-3761
title: NWD812784.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

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DOI: 10.23725/1mhy-kt11
title: NWD972485.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

description: TOPMed: NWD972485.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi <br>File: VCF CSI file
DOI: 10.23725/1tv8-z023
title: NWD812797.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

description: TOPMed: NWD812797.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi <br>File: VCF CSI file
DOI: 10.23725/2569-gm06
title: NWD813162.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

description: TOPMed: NWD813162.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi <br>File: VCF CSI file
DOI: 10.23725/605x-0g23
title: NWD972510.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

description: TOPMed: NWD972510.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi <br>File: VCF CSI file
DOI: 10.23725/8437-gq19
title: NWD973314.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi

description: TOPMed: NWD973314.freeze5.v1.vcf.gz.csi <br>File: VCF CSI file