cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1609
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Control Unit. Appeals for rehearing of Jingo Takeuchi's internment, denials and final approval, 1942-1943

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1621
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Control Unit. Appeals for rehearing of Jingo Takeuchi's internment, denials and final approval, 1942-1943

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1554
title: FBI file on the apprehension of Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1561
title: FBI file on the apprehension of Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1562
title: FBI file on the apprehension of Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1638
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Hearing Board. Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1639
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Hearing Board. Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-503
title: Crystal City Chatter, 121 (2014-06)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 121 (2014 June)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-506
title: Crystal City Chatter, 121 (2014-06)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 121 (2014 June)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-510
title: Crystal City Chatter, 121 (2014-06)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 121 (2014 June)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-270
title: Crystal City Chatter, 152 (2014-08)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 152 (2014 August)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-273
title: Crystal City Chatter, 152 (2014-08)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 152 (2014 August)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1198
title: Crystal City Chatter, 154 (2014-12)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 154 (2014 December)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-72
title: Crystal City Chatter, 155 (2015-01)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 155 (2015 January)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-73
title: Crystal City Chatter, 155 (2015-01)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 155 (2015 January)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-74
title: Crystal City Chatter, 155 (2015-01)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 155 (2015 January)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-75
title: Crystal City Chatter, 155 (2015-01)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 155 (2015 January)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1518
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Enemy Alien Control Unit. Jingo Takeuchi transferred to Crystal City, 1944

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1519
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Enemy Alien Control Unit. Jingo Takeuchi transferred to Crystal City, 1944

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1522
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Enemy Alien Control Unit. Jingo Takeuchi transferred to Crystal City, 1944

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1525
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Enemy Alien Control Unit. Jingo Takeuchi transferred to Crystal City, 1944

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1571
title: U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Jingo Takeuchi's application for Non-Repatriation approved, 1945

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-102
title: Crystal City Chatter, 120 (2014-02)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 120 (2014 February)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-502
title: Crystal City Chatter, 121 (2014-06)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 121 (2014 June)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-508
title: Crystal City Chatter, 121 (2014-06)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 121 (2014 June)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-275
title: Crystal City Chatter, 152 (2014-08)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 152 (2014 August)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1202
title: Crystal City Chatter, 154 (2014-12)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 154 (2014 December)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30560012
title: Data supporting figures and tables in Reimagining Electrical Diagrams in Construction: Automated Symbol Detection and Wiring Design and Generation with Deep Learning

description: <b>Overview</b>This dataset supports the findings of the research titled <i>“Reimagining Electrical Diagrams in Construction: Automated Symbol Detection and Wiring Design and Generation with Deep Learning.”</i><br>The study presents a fully automated framework that digitises complex electrical diagrams through two main components:<b>Symbol Recognition:</b> A YOLOv8-based deep learning model trained to recognise 30 electrical symbol classes in industrial diagrams.<b>Automated Wiring Design:</b> A modified A* pathfinding algorithm that generates orthogonal wiring between recognised symbols, reducing total wire length by 44% compared to traditional methods.The dataset includes preprocessing experiments such as <b>data augmentation (AUG)</b> and <b>low-intensity sampling (LINS)</b> to improve detection performance and mitigate class imbalance.<b>Datasets Included</b>This data bundle contains the primary files used to produce figures and tables within the manuscript, including:<b>Symbol distribution and augmentation statistics</b> (Table 1).<b>Model performance metrics across preprocessing experiments (YOLOv7 and YOLOv8)</b> (Tables 3–5).<b>Wiring algorithm evaluation results</b> comparing the multiline plotter and modified A* methods (Table 6).<b>Hardware and software configuration details</b> (Table 2).<b>Examples of detected symbols, wiring paths, and recognition visualisations</b> (Figures 1–7).Each table is provided in CSV format, mapping data files directly to their corresponding figure or table in the paper.<b>Use Cases</b>This dataset can be used for:Benchmarking YOLO-based models for electrical symbol recognition in high-resolution engineering diagrams.Studying the impact of class imbalance, augmentation, and preprocessing techniques on detection accuracy.Evaluating automated wiring algorithms using modified A* search for layout optimisation.Reproducing experimental setups for symbol recognition and routing in industrial diagram analysis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30560012.v1
title: Data supporting figures and tables in Reimagining Electrical Diagrams in Construction: Automated Symbol Detection and Wiring Design and Generation with Deep Learning

description: <b>Overview</b>This dataset supports the findings of the research titled <i>“Reimagining Electrical Diagrams in Construction: Automated Symbol Detection and Wiring Design and Generation with Deep Learning.”</i><br>The study presents a fully automated framework that digitises complex electrical diagrams through two main components:<b>Symbol Recognition:</b> A YOLOv8-based deep learning model trained to recognise 30 electrical symbol classes in industrial diagrams.<b>Automated Wiring Design:</b> A modified A* pathfinding algorithm that generates orthogonal wiring between recognised symbols, reducing total wire length by 44% compared to traditional methods.The dataset includes preprocessing experiments such as <b>data augmentation (AUG)</b> and <b>low-intensity sampling (LINS)</b> to improve detection performance and mitigate class imbalance.<b>Datasets Included</b>This data bundle contains the primary files used to produce figures and tables within the manuscript, including:<b>Symbol distribution and augmentation statistics</b> (Table 1).<b>Model performance metrics across preprocessing experiments (YOLOv7 and YOLOv8)</b> (Tables 3–5).<b>Wiring algorithm evaluation results</b> comparing the multiline plotter and modified A* methods (Table 6).<b>Hardware and software configuration details</b> (Table 2).<b>Examples of detected symbols, wiring paths, and recognition visualisations</b> (Figures 1–7).Each table is provided in CSV format, mapping data files directly to their corresponding figure or table in the paper.<b>Use Cases</b>This dataset can be used for:Benchmarking YOLO-based models for electrical symbol recognition in high-resolution engineering diagrams.Studying the impact of class imbalance, augmentation, and preprocessing techniques on detection accuracy.Evaluating automated wiring algorithms using modified A* search for layout optimisation.Reproducing experimental setups for symbol recognition and routing in industrial diagram analysis.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1062
title: Crystal City Chatter, 163 (2016-05)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 163 (2016 May)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1063
title: Crystal City Chatter, 163 (2016-05)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 163 (2016 May)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1064
title: Crystal City Chatter, 163 (2016-05)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 163 (2016 May)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1272
title: Living in the Shadows of WRA Camps

description: Essay and article titled by Susie Masuda Sasagawa, "Crystal City: In the Shadows of WRA Camps" -- "The heartwarming and heart wrenching article 'Words I can Live by' written by Soji Kashiwagi regarding the recent Tule Lake reunion has striied, once again, my feelings about my internment in Crystal City Iternment Camp in Texas, and how some Japanese Americans view WWII internment camps" -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1491
title: Six letters, Susie Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye, 2006

description: A group of six letters between Susi Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye written between 2006 March 29 to 2006 July 31 regarding Latin American Wartime Internment [sic] and the Japanese American National Memorial Monument.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-824
title: Crystal City Chatter, 156 (2015-04)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 156 (2015 April)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-988
title: Crystal City Chatter, 157 (2015-07)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 157 (2015 July)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-990
title: Crystal City Chatter, 157 (2015-07)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 157 (2015 July)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-993
title: Crystal City Chatter, 157 (2015-07)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 157 (2015 July)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-994
title: Crystal City Chatter, 157 (2015-07)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 157 (2015 July)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1499
title: Six letters, Susie Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye, 2006

description: A group of six letters between Susi Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye written between 2006 March 29 to 2006 July 31 regarding Latin American Wartime Internment [sic] and the Japanese American National Memorial Monument.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1588
title: Imperial Japanese Dancers

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1600
title: Imperial Japanese Dancers

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1542
title: FBI file on the apprehension of Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1546
title: FBI file on the apprehension of Jingo Takeuchi, 1942

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1067
title: Crystal City Chatter, 163 (2016-05)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 163 (2016 May)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1070
title: Crystal City Chatter, 163 (2016-05)

description: Crystal City Chatter, no. 163 (2016 May)
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1274
title: Living in the Shadows of WRA Camps

description: Essay and article titled by Susie Masuda Sasagawa, "Crystal City: In the Shadows of WRA Camps" -- "The heartwarming and heart wrenching article 'Words I can Live by' written by Soji Kashiwagi regarding the recent Tule Lake reunion has striied, once again, my feelings about my internment in Crystal City Iternment Camp in Texas, and how some Japanese Americans view WWII internment camps" -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1280
title: Charles Beckman, letter, 1942-04-18, to Directyory of Detention Center

description: Charles Beckman, Lodi, California, USA, letter, 1943 April 18, to Director of Detention Center, Bismark, North Dakota, USA. "I have been asked to write to the Detention Center on behalf of Taro George Masuda of Lodi, California, who is interned at the Detention Center as an enemy alien" -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1494
title: Six letters, Susie Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye, 2006

description: A group of six letters between Susi Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye written between 2006 March 29 to 2006 July 31 regarding Latin American Wartime Internment [sic] and the Japanese American National Memorial Monument.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1495
title: Six letters, Susie Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye, 2006

description: A group of six letters between Susi Masuda Sasagawa and Daniel Ken Inouye written between 2006 March 29 to 2006 July 31 regarding Latin American Wartime Internment [sic] and the Japanese American National Memorial Monument.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1589
title: Imperial Japanese Dancers

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1590
title: Imperial Japanese Dancers

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1592
title: Imperial Japanese Dancers

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1595
title: Imperial Japanese Dancers

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1622
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Control Unit. Appeals for rehearing of Jingo Takeuchi's internment, denials and final approval, 1942-1943

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1625
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Control Unit. Appeals for rehearing of Jingo Takeuchi's internment, denials and final approval, 1942-1943

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1630
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Control Unit. Appeals for rehearing of Jingo Takeuchi's internment, denials and final approval, 1942-1943

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1633
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Alien Enemy Control Unit. Appeals for rehearing of Jingo Takeuchi's internment, denials and final approval, 1942-1943

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1504
title: U.S. Department of Justice. Enemy Alien Control Unit. Jingo Takeuchi transferred to Crystal City, 1944

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.
DOI: 10.25549/cry-c96-1575
title: U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Jingo Takeuchi's application for Non-Repatriation approved, 1945

description: The Crystal City Collection documents a detention camp for Japanese in Crystal City, Texas, formed secretly to gather and house Japanese, German and Italian citizens in the United States and Latin America, to be used for prisoner exchange for Americans and others in Japanese detention. This distinguishes it from "relocation" camps, which were largely for American citizens of Japanese descent.