cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-854
title: Country houses in Korea

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6614
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6599
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6613
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6630
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6604
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-857
title: Country houses in Korea

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-859
title: Tile-roofed country houses in Korea

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-860
title: Tile-roofed country houses in Korea

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-887
title: Kija's Tomb, Pyŏngyang

description: Kija (箕子 = 기자), legendary relative of the Chinese Shang ruling house, is credited with bringing agriculture and weaving to the Korean peninsula and also with founding the city of Pyŏngyang. The site of his tomb, on Moran Hill in Pyŏngyang, was identified during the Koryŏ dynasty and the first mausoleum erected on the site in 1102. The legend has fallen out of favor in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, but these photographs date from the 1930s, when the occupying Japanese promoted Kija as a foreign ruler of the peninsula.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18769365
title: ISSUES OF IMPROVING THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

description: This article examines the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of improving the enterprise management system. The purpose of the research is to identify ways to enhance the efficiency of the enterprise management system in the context of a modern market economy and to develop relevant recommendations. The paper highlights the concept of management, management functions, organizational structure, and the essence of the systems approach. In addition, the process of managerial decision-making and the importance of modeling methods are analyzed. The specific features of American, Japanese, and Western European management models are studied, and their effective aspects are summarized. Internal and external factors influencing enterprise performance are comprehensively assessed, and practical proposals are developed for optimizing the management system, improving strategic planning, implementing digital technologies, and enhancing human resource capacity. The research findings substantiate the necessity of forming an effective, flexible, and competitive management system in enterprises.
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-897
title: Pubyŏk Pavilion in Pyŏngyang

description: Pubyŏk Pavilion is located halfway up Pyŏngyang's Moran Hill. It dates from 393 and used to belong to the now-gone Yŏngmyŏng Temple. In the beginning of the 12th century it was renamed the Pubyŏk (Floating Walls) Pavilion, because of its reflection in the Taedong River.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18769364
title: ISSUES OF IMPROVING THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

description: This article examines the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of improving the enterprise management system. The purpose of the research is to identify ways to enhance the efficiency of the enterprise management system in the context of a modern market economy and to develop relevant recommendations. The paper highlights the concept of management, management functions, organizational structure, and the essence of the systems approach. In addition, the process of managerial decision-making and the importance of modeling methods are analyzed. The specific features of American, Japanese, and Western European management models are studied, and their effective aspects are summarized. Internal and external factors influencing enterprise performance are comprehensively assessed, and practical proposals are developed for optimizing the management system, improving strategic planning, implementing digital technologies, and enhancing human resource capacity. The research findings substantiate the necessity of forming an effective, flexible, and competitive management system in enterprises.
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6582
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6640
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31408643
title: Compost toilet leachate promotes plant growth comparably to traditional fertilizers without altering root microbiome

description: Composting toilets offer a sustainable alternative to conventional human waste management by recovering nutrients, reducing pollution, and expanding access to sanitation. Systems such as those developed by Clivus Multrum are a promising pathway for nutrient recovery and closing the human waste stream loop. However, U.S. regulations restrict the application of human waste-derived fertilizers, limiting scientific evaluation of their utility as a sustainable nutrient source. This study provides one of the first assessments of Clivus Multrum leachate as a liquid fertilizer. Objectives were to: (1) characterize leachate chemical and metabolic properties; (2) determine its capacity to support <i>E. coli</i> survival; (3) assess effects on plant growth and root microbiomes in tomato and hemp; and (4) measure forage quality and productivity following field-scale application. Results indicate leachate is suitable for use as a fertilizer as samples contained moderate levels of plant-available nutrients, had near-neutral pH, and did not support <i>E. coli</i> survival. In greenhouse trials, leachate performed comparably to vermicompost and synthetic fertilizers when applied to tomato and hemp plants. No nontarget impacts on root microbiomes were detected, and field applications increased hay yield and potassium content without compromising forage quality. These findings demonstrate Clivus leachate’s potential as an alternative to conventional fertilizers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31408643.v1
title: Compost toilet leachate promotes plant growth comparably to traditional fertilizers without altering root microbiome

description: Composting toilets offer a sustainable alternative to conventional human waste management by recovering nutrients, reducing pollution, and expanding access to sanitation. Systems such as those developed by Clivus Multrum are a promising pathway for nutrient recovery and closing the human waste stream loop. However, U.S. regulations restrict the application of human waste-derived fertilizers, limiting scientific evaluation of their utility as a sustainable nutrient source. This study provides one of the first assessments of Clivus Multrum leachate as a liquid fertilizer. Objectives were to: (1) characterize leachate chemical and metabolic properties; (2) determine its capacity to support <i>E. coli</i> survival; (3) assess effects on plant growth and root microbiomes in tomato and hemp; and (4) measure forage quality and productivity following field-scale application. Results indicate leachate is suitable for use as a fertilizer as samples contained moderate levels of plant-available nutrients, had near-neutral pH, and did not support <i>E. coli</i> survival. In greenhouse trials, leachate performed comparably to vermicompost and synthetic fertilizers when applied to tomato and hemp plants. No nontarget impacts on root microbiomes were detected, and field applications increased hay yield and potassium content without compromising forage quality. These findings demonstrate Clivus leachate’s potential as an alternative to conventional fertilizers.
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6588
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-2706
title: Physiographic diagram of Tyosen (朝鲜), by Arthur H. Robinson based on data collected by Shannon McCune

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-2709
title: Changes in China's territory and relations with her neighbors under Western impact, as of 1952

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-5454
title: China Diary 1994 by Sarah Daily (manuscript)

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-5456
title: China Diary 1994 by Sarah Daily (manuscript)

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-5415
title: China Diary 1994 by Sarah Daily (typescript)

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-5421
title: China Diary 1994 by Sarah Daily (typescript)

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-5424
title: China Diary 1994 by Sarah Daily (typescript)

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-1168
title: Saidee Pettus Hoose to William and Sarah Pettus

description: William Pettus was Saidee Pettus Hoose's brother and his wife, Sarah, was the daughter of John Hyde DeForest, an early missionary to Japan.
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-1110
title: Letters to Saidee Pettus Hoose from Minnie Evans Keyes

description: Minnie Evans Keyes was Grand Secretary of the Eastern Star fraternal organization and Saidee Hoose was a member and her friend.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.bp2emu
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 5308 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Atriplex oblongifolia"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 5308 records from 196 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0009510-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6579
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6610
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6585
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6581
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."
DOI: 10.25549/prim-c46-6598
title: Robert Kapp Collection

description: The Pacific Rim Archive (PRIM) brings together archival materials relating to America's first century of involvement in and impressions of East Asia (broadly interpreted as including activities from the 1840s through the 1940s). Trading relations predate this period, but not at the level that began to develop with the United States' active settlement of its Pacific shores. And, on the other hand, the level of American involvement in East Asia following the defeat of Japan, and particularly the outbreak of the Korean War was on a much different level than this first century of the "Pacific Rim."