cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.4121/13614260.v1
title: Data accompanying the publication: Three-dimensional view of out-of-plane artifacts in photoacoustic imaging using a laser-integrated linear-transducer-array probe

description: Data accompanying the publication: Three-dimensional view of out-of-plane artifacts in photoacoustic imaging using a laser-integrated linear-transducer-array probe.<br>In this work, we present a 3D reconstruction method using axial transducer array displacement. By axially displacing the transducer array, out-of-plane absorbers can be three-dimensionally visualized at an elevation distance of up to the acquired imaging depth. Additionally, out-of-plane artifacts (OPAs) in the in-plane image are significantly reduced. We experimentally demonstrate the method with phantom and in vivo experiments using an integrated photoacoustic probe. We also compare the method with elevational transducer array displacement and take into account the sensitivity of the transducer array in the 3D reconstruction.
DOI: 10.4121/13614260
title: Data accompanying the publication: Three-dimensional view of out-of-plane artifacts in photoacoustic imaging using a laser-integrated linear-transducer-array probe

description: Data accompanying the publication: Three-dimensional view of out-of-plane artifacts in photoacoustic imaging using a laser-integrated linear-transducer-array probe.<br>In this work, we present a 3D reconstruction method using axial transducer array displacement. By axially displacing the transducer array, out-of-plane absorbers can be three-dimensionally visualized at an elevation distance of up to the acquired imaging depth. Additionally, out-of-plane artifacts (OPAs) in the in-plane image are significantly reduced. We experimentally demonstrate the method with phantom and in vivo experiments using an integrated photoacoustic probe. We also compare the method with elevational transducer array displacement and take into account the sensitivity of the transducer array in the 3D reconstruction.
DOI: 10.4121/13614170.v1
title: Data accompanying the publication:Reducing artifacts in photoacoustic imaging by using multi-wavelength excitation and transducer displacement

description: This dataset contains the data used in the article: “Reducing artifacts in photoacoustic imaging by using multi-wavelength excitation and transducer displacement”.The occurrence of artifacts is a major challenge in photoacoustic imaging. The artifacts negatively affect the quality and reliability of the images. An approach using multiwavelength excitation has previously been reported for in-plane artifact identification. Yet,out-of-plane artifacts cannot be tackled with this method. Here we propose a new method using ultrasound transducer array displacement. By displacing the ultrasound transducer array axially, we can de-correlate out-of-plane artifacts with in-plane image features and thus remove them. Combining this new method with the previous one allows us to remove potentially completely both in-plane and out-of-plane artifacts in photoacoustic imaging. We experimentally demonstrate this with experiments in phantoms as well as in vivo. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/13614170
title: Data accompanying the publication:Reducing artifacts in photoacoustic imaging by using multi-wavelength excitation and transducer displacement

description: This dataset contains the data used in the article: “Reducing artifacts in photoacoustic imaging by using multi-wavelength excitation and transducer displacement”.The occurrence of artifacts is a major challenge in photoacoustic imaging. The artifacts negatively affect the quality and reliability of the images. An approach using multiwavelength excitation has previously been reported for in-plane artifact identification. Yet,out-of-plane artifacts cannot be tackled with this method. Here we propose a new method using ultrasound transducer array displacement. By displacing the ultrasound transducer array axially, we can de-correlate out-of-plane artifacts with in-plane image features and thus remove them. Combining this new method with the previous one allows us to remove potentially completely both in-plane and out-of-plane artifacts in photoacoustic imaging. We experimentally demonstrate this with experiments in phantoms as well as in vivo. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/uuid:3ed61ee6-ce13-4792-af76-ea5226aea3cc
title: Data underlying the publication: Ion-species in pore fluids with opposite effects on limestone fracturing

description: Determine the effect of different salts on limestone failure behaviour, via conventional triaxial testing after a bath with fluid (vacuumflushing plus diffusion). Data is in the shape of time-stress-strain files, with accompanying logged signals.
DOI: 10.4121/13582784.v1
title: Data underlying the Master thesis: Meuse River: Utilizing Hydropower- and Energy Storage Potential

description: Numerical model - using downloaded data from Rijkswaterstaat on discharge and water levels - constructed for a thesis with the objective to compute the annual energy yield on hydropower and the annual energy yield on pumped-stored power for the river Meuse cascade which is equipped with pumped-stored hydropower plants at the weirs.
DOI: 10.4121/13582784
title: Data underlying the Master thesis: Meuse River: Utilizing Hydropower- and Energy Storage Potential

description: Numerical model - using downloaded data from Rijkswaterstaat on discharge and water levels - constructed for a thesis with the objective to compute the annual energy yield on hydropower and the annual energy yield on pumped-stored power for the river Meuse cascade which is equipped with pumped-stored hydropower plants at the weirs.
DOI: 10.4121/13142525.v1
title: Dataset for "Wurtzite InP Microdisks: from Epitaxy to room temperature Lasing"

description: Metastable wurtzite crystal phases of conventional semiconductors comprise enormous potential for high-performance electro-optical devices, owed to their extended tunable direct band gap range. However, synthesizing these materials in good quality and beyond nanowire size constraints has remained elusive. In this work, the epitaxy of wurtzite InP microdisks and related geometries on insulator for advanced optical applications is explored. This is achieved by an elaborate combination of selective area growth of fins and a zipper-induced epitaxial lateral overgrowth, which enables co-integration of diversely shaped crystals at precise position. The grown material possesses high phase purity and excellent optical quality characterized by STEM and μ-PL. Optically pumped lasing at room temperature is achieved in microdisks with a lasing threshold of 365 μJ/cm2. Our platform could provide novel geometries for photonic applications.
DOI: 10.4121/13142525
title: Dataset for "Wurtzite InP Microdisks: from Epitaxy to room temperature Lasing"

description: Metastable wurtzite crystal phases of conventional semiconductors comprise enormous potential for high-performance electro-optical devices, owed to their extended tunable direct band gap range. However, synthesizing these materials in good quality and beyond nanowire size constraints has remained elusive. In this work, the epitaxy of wurtzite InP microdisks and related geometries on insulator for advanced optical applications is explored. This is achieved by an elaborate combination of selective area growth of fins and a zipper-induced epitaxial lateral overgrowth, which enables co-integration of diversely shaped crystals at precise position. The grown material possesses high phase purity and excellent optical quality characterized by STEM and μ-PL. Optically pumped lasing at room temperature is achieved in microdisks with a lasing threshold of 365 μJ/cm2. Our platform could provide novel geometries for photonic applications.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16910380
title: Raw data dominance behaviour and qPCR expression of Senegalese sole enriched environment experiment

description: Raw data from the enriched environment experimento performed in Senegalese sole juveniles related to dominance behaviour.
DOI: 10.4121/13084493.v1
title: Arctic sea level measurements derived from SAR altimetry (2010-2019)

description: The dataset contains instantaneous sea level heights wrt XGM2019e geoid model.<br><br>Data is derived from SAR altimeters CryoSat-2 (2010-2019) and Sentinel-3 (2016-2019) and includes water levels from leads and open water.
DOI: 10.4121/13084493.v2
title: Arctic sea level measurements derived from SAR altimetry (2010-2019)

description: The dataset contains instantaneous sea level heights wrt XGM2019e geoid model.<br><br>Data is derived from SAR altimeters CryoSat-2 (2010-2019) and Sentinel-3 (2016-2019) and includes water levels from leads and open water.
DOI: 10.4121/13084493
title: Arctic sea level measurements derived from SAR altimetry (2010-2019)

description: The dataset contains instantaneous sea level heights wrt XGM2019e geoid model.<br><br>Data is derived from SAR altimeters CryoSat-2 (2010-2019) and Sentinel-3 (2016-2019) and includes water levels from leads and open water.
DOI: 10.4121/13573769.v1
title: Data underlying the master thesis: Designing future-proof electricity distribution network tariffs in the Netherlands.

description: Electricity demand and supply of 378 Dutch households, inlcuding characteristics about housing type, PV, EV, AC, cooking type and heating type. <br>Result of Master Thesis:<br>http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:dd3e8dd0-3904-41df-81c8-d47e3d6a8a2b<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13573769
title: Data underlying the master thesis: Designing future-proof electricity distribution network tariffs in the Netherlands.

description: Electricity demand and supply of 378 Dutch households, inlcuding characteristics about housing type, PV, EV, AC, cooking type and heating type. <br>Result of Master Thesis:<br>http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:dd3e8dd0-3904-41df-81c8-d47e3d6a8a2b<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13246751
title: Data underlying the article: Morphology-induced spectral modification of self-assembled WS2 pyramids

description: Dataset underlying the article: Morphology-induced spectral modification of self-assembled WS2 pyramids. The dataset consists of a number of txt files and two Matlab files. When running the Matlab files, the txt files are loaded and figures are plotted as shown in the article or supplementary materials of the article.
DOI: 10.4121/13561979.v1
title: The Early Evaporation of Pb on the Proto-Earth

description: This dataset contents the collisional parameters of the N-body simulations and the Pb loss fraction in the first 20% accretion. It relates to the manuscript "Fang, Sun and Zartman: Effects of Planetesimal-Scale Evaporation on Pb Isotopic Evolution and Timing of the Last U/Pb Fractionation" Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 2021
DOI: 10.4121/13561979
title: The Early Evaporation of Pb on the Proto-Earth

description: This dataset contents the collisional parameters of the N-body simulations and the Pb loss fraction in the first 20% accretion. It relates to the manuscript "Fang, Sun and Zartman: Effects of Planetesimal-Scale Evaporation on Pb Isotopic Evolution and Timing of the Last U/Pb Fractionation" Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 2021
DOI: 10.4121/13567319.v1
title: Data underlying the research on: Carbon fluxes and methane cycling in Lake Wudalianchi, northeastern China

description: This dataset contains alkenone isomer index, inferred salinity, GDGTs (GDGT-0/crenarchaeol), diploptene, lignin, and bulk organic carbon and nitrogen in Lake Wudalianchi downcore. (The data of the GDGTs, diploptene, lignin, and bulk organic carbon and nitrogen only contain the depth above ~21 cm of the sediment core).
DOI: 10.4121/13567319
title: Data underlying the research on: Carbon fluxes and methane cycling in Lake Wudalianchi, northeastern China

description: This dataset contains alkenone isomer index, inferred salinity, GDGTs (GDGT-0/crenarchaeol), diploptene, lignin, and bulk organic carbon and nitrogen in Lake Wudalianchi downcore. (The data of the GDGTs, diploptene, lignin, and bulk organic carbon and nitrogen only contain the depth above ~21 cm of the sediment core).
DOI: 10.4121/13102274.v1
title: Data underlying the PhD research "Satellite data in rainfall-runoff models: Exploring new opportunities for semi-arid, data-scarce river basins"

description: This data was used to develop a hydrological model based on the FLEX-Topo modelling concept (Savenije,<br>2010) for the Luangwa River Basin. The abbreviations in the filenames are explained in the "ReadMe" file.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13102274.v2
title: Data underlying the PhD research "Satellite data in rainfall-runoff models: Exploring new opportunities for semi-arid, data-scarce river basins"

description: This data was used for data analysis and to develop a hydrological model based on the FLEX-Topo modelling concept (Savenije,<br>2010) for the Luangwa River Basin. The abbreviations in the filenames are explained in the "ReadMe" file.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13102274
title: Data underlying the PhD research "Satellite data in rainfall-runoff models: Exploring new opportunities for semi-arid, data-scarce river basins"

description: This data was used for data analysis and to develop a hydrological model based on the FLEX-Topo modelling concept (Savenije,<br>2010) for the Luangwa River Basin. The abbreviations in the filenames are explained in the "ReadMe" file.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13416488
title: Data accompanying the publication: A two-dimensional array of single-hole quantum dots

description: In this repository you will find the data accompanying the pubilication 'A two-dimentional array of single-hole quantum dots', which describes the properties of a two by two quantum dot array formed in a germanium heterostructure. It shows charge stability diagrams, hole filling spectra and tunnel coupling data. The purpose is to show that this platform is suitable for spin qubits.<br>The manuscript can be found at:https://arxiv.org/pdf/2008.11666.pdf
DOI: 10.4121/13366739.v1
title: Data and analysis for the publication: Content-Based Recommender Support System for Counselors in a Suicide Prevention Chat Helpline: Design and Evaluation Study

description: This dataset contains all data and analysis scripts to the research conducted for the JMIR paper: "Content-based Recommender Support System for Counselors in a Suicide Prevention Chat Helpline: Design and Evaluation Study" <br><b>Background</b>: The working environment of a suicide prevention helpline requires high emotional and cognitive awareness from chat counselors. A shared opinion among counselors is that as a chat conversation becomes more difficult, it takes more effort and a longer amount of time to compose a response, which, in turn, can lead to writer’s block.<br><b>Objective</b>: This study evaluates and then designs supportive technology to determine if a support system that provides inspiration can help counselors resolve writer’s block when they encounter difficult situations in chats with help-seekers. <br><b>Methods</b>: A content-based recommender system with sentence embedding was used to search a chat corpus for similar chat situations. The system showed a counselor the most similar parts of former chat conversations so that the counselor would be able to use approaches previously taken by their colleagues as inspiration. In a within-subject experiment, counselors’ chat replies when confronted with a difficult situation were analyzed to determine if experts could see a noticeable difference in chat replies that were obtained in 3 conditions: (1) with the help of the support system, (2) with written advice from a senior counselor, or (3) when receiving no help. In addition, the system’s utility and usability were measured, and the validity of the algorithm was examined.<br><b>Results</b>: A total of 24 counselors used a prototype of the support system; the results showed that, by reading chat replies, experts were able to significantly predict if counselors had received help from the support system or from a senior counselor <i>(P=</i>.004). Counselors scored the information they received from a senior counselor (M=1.46, SD 1.91) as significantly more helpful than the information received from the support system or when no help was given at all (M=–0.21, SD 2.26). Finally, compared with randomly selected former chat conversations, counselors rated the ones identified by the content-based recommendation system as significantly more similar to their current chats (β=.30<i>,</i> <i>P</i><b>Conclusions</b>:<b> </b>Support given to counselors influenced how they responded in difficult conversations. However, the higher utility scores given for the advice from senior counselors seem to indicate that specific actionable instructions are preferred. We expect that these findings will be beneficial for developing a system that can use similar chat situations to generate advice in a descriptive style, hence helping counselors through writer’s block.<b></b><br>
DOI: 10.4121/13366739
title: Data and analysis for the publication: Content-Based Recommender Support System for Counselors in a Suicide Prevention Chat Helpline: Design and Evaluation Study

description: This dataset contains all data and analysis scripts to the research conducted for the JMIR paper: "Content-based Recommender Support System for Counselors in a Suicide Prevention Chat Helpline: Design and Evaluation Study" <br><b>Background</b>: The working environment of a suicide prevention helpline requires high emotional and cognitive awareness from chat counselors. A shared opinion among counselors is that as a chat conversation becomes more difficult, it takes more effort and a longer amount of time to compose a response, which, in turn, can lead to writer’s block.<br><b>Objective</b>: This study evaluates and then designs supportive technology to determine if a support system that provides inspiration can help counselors resolve writer’s block when they encounter difficult situations in chats with help-seekers. <br><b>Methods</b>: A content-based recommender system with sentence embedding was used to search a chat corpus for similar chat situations. The system showed a counselor the most similar parts of former chat conversations so that the counselor would be able to use approaches previously taken by their colleagues as inspiration. In a within-subject experiment, counselors’ chat replies when confronted with a difficult situation were analyzed to determine if experts could see a noticeable difference in chat replies that were obtained in 3 conditions: (1) with the help of the support system, (2) with written advice from a senior counselor, or (3) when receiving no help. In addition, the system’s utility and usability were measured, and the validity of the algorithm was examined.<br><b>Results</b>: A total of 24 counselors used a prototype of the support system; the results showed that, by reading chat replies, experts were able to significantly predict if counselors had received help from the support system or from a senior counselor <i>(P=</i>.004). Counselors scored the information they received from a senior counselor (M=1.46, SD 1.91) as significantly more helpful than the information received from the support system or when no help was given at all (M=–0.21, SD 2.26). Finally, compared with randomly selected former chat conversations, counselors rated the ones identified by the content-based recommendation system as significantly more similar to their current chats (β=.30<i>,</i> <i>P</i><b>Conclusions</b>:<b> </b>Support given to counselors influenced how they responded in difficult conversations. However, the higher utility scores given for the advice from senior counselors seem to indicate that specific actionable instructions are preferred. We expect that these findings will be beneficial for developing a system that can use similar chat situations to generate advice in a descriptive style, hence helping counselors through writer’s block.<b></b><br>
DOI: 10.4121/13359326.v1
title: Video of Extra Tropical Cyclones tracks comparison

description: The videos contain the visual track comparison between the interpolated tracks and the orginal tracks of the 4 cyclones chosen as case study for model C-PR, C-PUV and C-PWSR. To understand what this video represent and what are the models mentioned check the research document at https://repository.tudelft.nl//islandora/object/uuid:baa63b40-8318-4d46-bf72-0372d9ef13db<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13359326
title: Video of Extra Tropical Cyclones tracks comparison

description: The videos contain the visual track comparison between the interpolated tracks and the orginal tracks of the 4 cyclones chosen as case study for model C-PR, C-PUV and C-PWSR. To understand what this video represent and what are the models mentioned check the research document at https://repository.tudelft.nl//islandora/object/uuid:baa63b40-8318-4d46-bf72-0372d9ef13db<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13341842.v1
title: PIV uncertainty - Database of the steady inviscid core region of a transitional jet

description: Database of the steady inviscid core region of a transitional jet. The data contain both the raw (tiff) images acquired with the measurement system (MS), as well as the exact displacement field evaluated via a High-Dynamic-Range (HDR) system. Different sets for the MS data have been acquired with variable seeding density and f-stop.A document containing all the information on the database is included.Part of the data contained in the database have been published in Neal et al (2015).<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13341842
title: PIV uncertainty - Database of the steady inviscid core region of a transitional jet

description: Database of the steady inviscid core region of a transitional jet. The data contain both the raw (tiff) images acquired with the measurement system (MS), as well as the exact displacement field evaluated via a High-Dynamic-Range (HDR) system. Different sets for the MS data have been acquired with variable seeding density and f-stop.A document containing all the information on the database is included.Part of the data contained in the database have been published in Neal et al (2015).<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13551695.v1
title: Simulation data of 2D quasi-perpendicular shock

description: X0000.dat and y0000.dat are the abscissa and ordinate of the simulation area. When t = 5.8, 6.2, 6.8, 7.0, 7.4, 7.8, 8.0 and 8.3, the three components bx, by and bz of the magnetic field and the three components jex, jey and jez of the electron current correspond to data files with the same file name respectively. In addition, when t = 7.8, the three components ex, ey and ez of the electric field, as well as the density and temperature data of the electron at the same time have also been uploaded.
DOI: 10.4121/13551695
title: Simulation data of 2D quasi-perpendicular shock

description: X0000.dat and y0000.dat are the abscissa and ordinate of the simulation area. When t = 5.8, 6.2, 6.8, 7.0, 7.4, 7.8, 8.0 and 8.3, the three components bx, by and bz of the magnetic field and the three components jex, jey and jez of the electron current correspond to data files with the same file name respectively. In addition, when t = 7.8, the three components ex, ey and ez of the electric field, as well as the density and temperature data of the electron at the same time have also been uploaded.
DOI: 10.4121/13522763.v1
title: Industrial anode baking furnace model geometry. The geometry represents the dimensions of the furnace. The numerical simulations of the anode baking furnace can be performed with the given geometry.

description: Anode baking furnace is important process in the extraction of aluminium from its ore. The modeling of the anode baking furnace is necessary to lower emissions from the furnace, to optimise energy consumption and to improve the quality of anodes used in the extraction process of aluminium. The provided file is the 3D geometry of one of the sections of anode baking furnace. Using this geoemtry, numerical simulations can be performed to optimse the process. The geometry is provided in the stl format. The burner is simplified to a simple pipe.