cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17662735
title: Dataset for "Resource Potential of Cu-Ni-Co Metallurgical Slag: Quantitative Mineralogy and Critical Metals Extraction Using Different Acids"

description: This is a companion dataset to the paper by Lichovník et al., submitted to Minerals Engineering.

This research was supported by the Johannes Amos Comenius Programme (OP JAC), project No. CZ.02.01.01/00/22_008/0004605, Natural and anthropogenic georisks.

The dataset is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC-BY-4.0). This license allows others to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the dataset for any purpose, even commercially, as long as they give appropriate credit to the original creator(s).

The dataset contains the following parts:

Sheet 1 - Smelter area, sample localization

Sheet 2 - Analysis of reference materials

Sheet 3 - Elemental composition of SP11 and SP3 samples

Sheet 4 - Slag granulometry

Sheet 5 - X-ray diffraction analysis of the original slag and leaching residues

Sheet 6 - Electron probe microanalysis

Sheet 7 - Image analysis - calculations

Sheet 8 - Laser ablation ICP-MS

Sheet 9 - Automated mineralogy (autoSEM)

Sheet 10 - Extraction experiments - elemental concentrations in leachates

Sheet 11 - Extraction experiments - extraction efficiencies

Sheet 12 - Leachate pH and pe and saturation indices (PHREEQC)
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p521
title: The Return of the Palestinian Question in the Arab World and Beyond

description: The article introduces the main themes that the special issue tackles and provides several insights on the impact of the October 7 attacks and Israeli retaliation. There are three broad themes emerging from the findings. First is the religious rhetoric to a place of considerable prominence in the conflict. This is true for both sides and although there is of course a significant power asymmetry in the relationship, the centrality of God's will in speeches and declarations give the participants a maximalist position which it becomes difficult to de-escalate. The second aspect is changing patterns of mobilization both inside and outside Israel/Palestine. In this context, the prominent role of individual mobilization stands out. Finally, the article examines the way in which political and social movements rationalise their strategies and behaviours.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.ek3q5z
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 4899 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Lagidium viscacia"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 4899 records from 58 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0000770-251120083545085/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.26036/cnp0008433
title: metformin induced thymocyte apoptosis

description: metformin induced thymocyte apoptosis
DOI: 10.15468/dl.xduxnt
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 117 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "TaxonKey is Prionus imbricornis",
 "HasCoordinate is true",
 "HasGeospatialIssue is false",
 "CoordinateUncertaintyInMeters is less than or equal to 120",
 "CoordinateUncertaintyInMeters is greater than or equal to 0",
 "OccurrenceStatus is Present",
 "Year is greater than or equal to 2015",
 "Year is less than or equal to 2025",
 "BasisOfRecord is one of (Human Observation)",
 "Country is United States of America",
 "StateProvince is Alabama"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 117 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0000772-251120083545085/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.87nxe7
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 2070 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "Country is France",
 "Geometry POLYGON((2.82646 43.1017,2.7943 43.09061,2.77495 43.06272,2.77467 43.01662,2.78832 43.00353,2.81166 42.99385,2.84182 42.98617,2.86658 42.98503,2.88223 42.99784,2.8993 43.02544,2.89276 43.06756,2.85662 43.10113,2.82646 43.1017))",
 "TaxonKey is Arthropoda"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 2070 records from 62 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0000771-251120083545085/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p570
title: The Return of Islamic Rhetoric: Hamas and Conflict Framing in the Gaza War 2023-2024

description: The speeches of Abū 'Ubayda, the spokesperson for Hamas' military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, are one of the key aspects of the 2023–2024 war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas. Abū 'Ubayda came to be viewed as the "voice of the umma" and the Palestinian people, receiving extensive media coverage, including Al-Jazeera. This article analyzes his speeches as a discursive phenomenon in terms of rhetoric (performative vs. informative), structure (opening, middle, and closing), and meaning (framing the war as a religious conflict). Here, it is argued that Abū 'Ubayda's primary objective was to use the performative rhetoric of framing, asserting, and support-calling to portray the conflict as a religious war of al-Aqsa's liberation while omitting local realities and specifics on the ground. The reintroduction of religious rhetoric to the Arab-Muslim public discourse and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is likely to make positions more entrenched and uncompromising.
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p587
title: The Changing Face of Palestinian Resistance: Hamas and the Defence of Palestine

description: The scale and audacity of Hamas's attacks against Israel on 7 October 2023, surprised many and has generated intense debate about their causes and consequences. This article employs arguments from the critical terrorism and resistance literatures to argue that a series of critical junctures between 2017 – 2023 narrowed the range of viable alternate paths for Hamas to resist the increasing political, military, and societal asymmetry between Palestinians and Israelis. This asymmetry caused Palestinians to fear that the growing permanence and normalisation of Israel's occupation made the prospects of a state chimerical. The article demonstrates how these junctures changed the meaning and intent of Hamas's resistance, using the attacks to transform the status quo in the Occupied Territories and place resolving the Palestinian Question at the forefront of international consciousness. By unravelling the complex interplay between the causal conditions, configurations, and mechanisms surrounding these junctures, this article provides an alternate explanation of these terrorist attacks that stands in tension with more orthodox explanations and their causal reliance on Weberian and Hobbesian norms about non-state actor violence.
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p606
title: Illiberalism in Israeli Public Opinion

description: Israel has long identified as a democracy. However, scholars have expressed concerns that it is engaged in democratic backsliding (Kremnitzer and Shany 2020; Oren and Waxman 2022). Despite holding repeated elections, its liberal credentials are weakening, as the rule of law and judicial independence are threatened. Institutionally, then, it is fulfilling Dahl's (1971) contestation requirement for democracy but not the inclusiveness requirement. At the citizen level, there is questionable democratic culture (Inglehart and Welzel 2003). If the public supports electoral institutions but not liberal values, then the democracy's foundation is weak (Mounk 2018). This article analyzes recent Israeli public opinion data on political attitudes and regime preferences - the Israel National Election Survey (2022) and an original iPanel survey (2024) - with machine learning techniques. Both datasets demonstrate that while Israelis assert a preference for democracy, they are open to non-democratic alternatives and illiberal policies. The community is particularly divided on minority rights (i.e. Palestinian Citizen of Israel rights) and free expression/protest rights. As such, democracy is on shaky foundations in Israel in the face of the ongoing democratic recession.
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p633
title: The Enemy as Victim: Israeli Media Coverage of Mass Crimes Against Palestinians in Gaza

description: This article examines how mainstream Israeli media cover military actions in Gaza that international legal bodies have classified as war crimes and crimes against humanity. Focusing on three widely read online outlets - Mako (center), Israel Hayom (right-wing), and Channel 7 (far-right) - it combines quantitative content analysis with qualitative discourse analysis to explore how reporting balances the framing of these actions as legitimate state violence against an "enemy" with the destabilizing implications of acknowledging them as crimes and portraying Palestinians as victims. Drawing on Herman and Chomsky's propaganda model, settler-colonial theory, and scholarship on nationalism, the study situates Israeli journalism within structural constraints shaped by military censorship, ethnonationalism, and the alignment of media agendas with state and military objectives, particularly during what is perceived as wartime. The analysis shows that mainstream outlets routinely omit, justify, or reframe Israeli military actions in ways that preserve Israeli moral legitimacy while denying Palestinians legitimate victim status. Even when international criticism or alternative accounts are reported, they are often delegitimized, reframed as politically motivated, or used to reinforce a defensive national posture. In this framework, recognition of Palestinian suffering is treated as a threat to national cohesion, while Israeli victimhood remains central and unquestioned. By exposing the mechanisms through which the media uphold the symbolic and political boundaries of the Jewish ethnonational and colonial state, the article demonstrates how such journalism contributes to the radicalization of public discourse, the further normalization of dehumanizing rhetoric, and the undermining of journalism's democratic role.
DOI: 10.5683/sp3/frhno4
title: Rumex hastatulus (texas) XY male genome assembly

description: Fasta files and gff for the Rumex hastatulus XY male (texas cytotype) genome assembly.
description: This data accompanies the following preprint: 

Widespread loss of Y expression in the absence of transcriptional dosage compensation in Rumex hastatulus

Bianca M. Sacchi, Meng Yuan, Cassandre Pyne, Baharul Choudhury, Yunchen Gong, Spencer C.H. Barrett and Stephen I. Wright.
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p650
title: The Elephant in the Room. Change and Continuity in Arab Public Opinion on the Palestinian Cause after October 7th

description: Since the founding of the State of Israel in 1947, the Palestinian issue has always been a major concern for people in the Middle East and North Africa, a divisive factor among governments in the area, and a cause of political polarization. However, with the emergence of the Arab Uprisings in 2010-2011 and the consequent sectarianization of regional political alliances, the Palestinian issue seemed to have lost its centrality, with some Arab countries increasingly inclined toward the recognition of the State of Israel and normalization of relations. On October 7, 2023, the Hamas-led attacks and subsequent Israeli retaliation brought the issue back to the center of regional and international debate, provoking outrage among citizens across the region and calling normalization processes back into question, demonstrating that the issue, dismissed at the élite-level, has not lost its relevance for the Arab public. How has Arab public opinion on the Palestinian issue changed in the years since the Arab Uprisings, and how has it changed since the October 7 attacks? Through a longitudinal analysis of the Arab Opinion Index, three interesting elements emerge. First, although in the period between 2011 and 2023 the Palestinian cause continued to be considered a regional and Arab cause rather than a national and Palestinian on by the majority of public opinion, that majority dramatically increased after Israeli retaliation, especially in the countries most likely to normalize relations with Israel. Second, public opinion continues to be overwhelmingly opposed to recognition of the state of Israel, but this figure fell further after October 7, and is particularly steep in countries where approval of recognition of Israel was relatively more widespread. Third, while from 2011 to 2023 Israel was considered the greatest threat to stability and security in the region, after the October 7 retaliation that role is filled by the United States.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16032164
title: ReESH_US-UMd: UMBS Disturbance

description: Regional Ecosystem Soil Hydraulics (ReESH) Project:US-UMd: UMBS Disturbance AmeriFlux Site

The ReESH Database includes soil characteristics of soil samples and corresponding soil water retention curves, which enable the conversion of soil water content to soil water potential.

Database Files: 1) Soil Characteristics:

"Site" -- Site Name (AmeriFlux Site Code)"Sample_ID" -- Unique Sample Identifier "Sampling_Date" -- Date of Sample Collection (YYYY-MM-DD)"Latitude" -- Site Latitude"Longitude" -- Site Longitude"Veg" -- International Geosphere-Biosphere Program (IGBP) "Depth_cm" -- Sample Collection Depth (cm)"Depth" -- Sample Collection Depth (cm)"CLAY" -- Percent Clay (%)"SILT" -- Percent Silt (%)"SAND" -- Percent Sand (%)"RootBiomass_g" -- Fine Root biomass (g per 250mL soil)"Pct_OM" -- Percent Organic Matter (%)"Bulk_Den_g_m3" -- Sample Bulk Density (g m^-3)"Med_KsSoil_m_s" -- Median Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"Min_KsSoil_m_s" -- Minimum Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"Max_KsSoil_m_s" -- Maximum Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"SD_KsSoil_m_s" -- Standard Deviation in Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"KS_Soil_Flag" -- QAQC flags for Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity measurements (0==good; 1==suspect and use with caution)

2) Soil Water Retention Curves:"Site" -- Site Name (AmeriFlux Site Code)"Sample_ID" -- Unique Sample Identifier "Plot" -- Site Personnel Defined Pit Identifier "Depth_cm" -- Sample Collection Depth (cm)"MPa_Abs" -- Sample Water Potential (-MPa)"Vol_Water" -- Sample Water Content (%)"Hypropfilter" -- Instrument Code (1==WP4C; 2==HyProp)"Sampling_Date" -- Date of Sample Collection (YYYY-MM-DD)"Bulk_Den_g_m3" -- Sample Bulk Density (g m^-3)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16032165
title: ReESH_US-UMd: UMBS Disturbance

description: Regional Ecosystem Soil Hydraulics (ReESH) Project:US-UMd: UMBS Disturbance AmeriFlux Site

The ReESH Database includes soil characteristics of soil samples and corresponding soil water retention curves, which enable the conversion of soil water content to soil water potential.

Database Files: 1) Soil Characteristics:

"Site" -- Site Name (AmeriFlux Site Code)"Sample_ID" -- Unique Sample Identifier "Sampling_Date" -- Date of Sample Collection (YYYY-MM-DD)"Latitude" -- Site Latitude"Longitude" -- Site Longitude"Veg" -- International Geosphere-Biosphere Program (IGBP) "Depth_cm" -- Sample Collection Depth (cm)"Depth" -- Sample Collection Depth (cm)"CLAY" -- Percent Clay (%)"SILT" -- Percent Silt (%)"SAND" -- Percent Sand (%)"RootBiomass_g" -- Fine Root biomass (g per 250mL soil)"Pct_OM" -- Percent Organic Matter (%)"Bulk_Den_g_m3" -- Sample Bulk Density (g m^-3)"Med_KsSoil_m_s" -- Median Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"Min_KsSoil_m_s" -- Minimum Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"Max_KsSoil_m_s" -- Maximum Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"SD_KsSoil_m_s" -- Standard Deviation in Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (m s^-1) -minimum three replicates"KS_Soil_Flag" -- QAQC flags for Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity measurements (0==good; 1==suspect and use with caution)

2) Soil Water Retention Curves:"Site" -- Site Name (AmeriFlux Site Code)"Sample_ID" -- Unique Sample Identifier "Plot" -- Site Personnel Defined Pit Identifier "Depth_cm" -- Sample Collection Depth (cm)"MPa_Abs" -- Sample Water Potential (-MPa)"Vol_Water" -- Sample Water Content (%)"Hypropfilter" -- Instrument Code (1==WP4C; 2==HyProp)"Sampling_Date" -- Date of Sample Collection (YYYY-MM-DD)"Bulk_Den_g_m3" -- Sample Bulk Density (g m^-3)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17662839
title: TEI-XML Zürcher Kantonsratsprotokolle 1898-1995

description: Projekt TKR

In den Jahren 2009–2016 wurden die Protokollbände des Regierungsrats und des Kantonsrats des Kantons Zürich als Worddokumente manuell transkribiert und anschliessend als PDF publiziert. Nachträglich werden sie schrittweise in TEI-XML konvertiert.

Siehe auch: https://archives-quickaccess.ch/search/stazh/krp

Inhalt

Die Kantonsratsprotokolle (KRP) dokumentieren die Tätigkeit der Legislative des Kantons Zürich (Kantonsrat bzw. bis zur neuen Verfassung von 1869 Grosser Rat) und bilden damit eine zentrale Serie in den Beständen des Staatsarchivs. Die Protokolle setzen 1803 ein. Sie wurden im 19. Jahrhundert handschriftlich erstellt; 1898 erfolgte der Wechsel zum gedruckten Protokoll.Das Datenset umfasst die gedruckten Kantonsratsprotokolle von 1898 bis 1995. Jedes Sitzungs-Traktandum bildet eine xml-Datei. Es sind dies ungefähr 30'000 Traktanden bzw. Dateien. Die Metadaten einer XML-Datei (TEI/teiHeader) bestehen unter anderem aus dem Link zum Datensatz im Rechercheportal des Staatsarchivs, der Signatur, dem Publikationsdatum, dem Titel des Traktandums und dem Sitzungsdatum. Zudem sind Verlinkungen/Bezüge zu anderen Protokollen in den Metadaten vermerkt.Die Bände bilden die hierarchische Ordnerstruktur. Dies entspricht auch der Struktur im Archivkatalog (vgl. https://suche.staatsarchiv.djiktzh.ch/detail.aspx?id=603450).

Technische Erschliessung

Die Konvertierung von Worddokumenten in TEI-konforme XML-Dateien geschah mittels eines VBA-Makros, welches grösstenteils mittels Mustererkennung die einzelnen Datenelemente voneinander abgrenzte.

Mögliche Konvertierungsfehler:

Insbesondere die Behandlung von komplexeren Tabellen, Formeln mit Sonderzeichen und Fussnoten führten zu einzelnen Konvertierungsproblemen. Allenfalls kann das in vereinzelten Fällen zu Fehlern geführt haben.

Validierung:

Alle Dateien sind gemäss TEI-Schema valide. Nicht valide xml-Dateien wurden manuell verbessert.

Urheberrecht

Die Daten stehen unter einer Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 4.0 Lizenz.

Herausgeber: Staatsarchiv des Kantons Zürich

Technische Erschliessung: Rebekka Plüss, rebekka.pluess@zh.ch; Tim Rüdiger, tim.ruediger@zh.ch

Projektleiter TKR: Luzi Schutz
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6767593
title: TEI-XML Zürcher Kantonsratsprotokolle 1898-1995

description: Projekt TKR

In den Jahren 2009–2016 wurden die Protokollbände des Regierungsrats und des Kantonsrats des Kantons Zürich als Worddokumente manuell transkribiert und anschliessend als PDF publiziert. Nachträglich werden sie schrittweise in TEI-XML konvertiert.

Siehe auch: https://archives-quickaccess.ch/search/stazh/krp

Inhalt

Die Kantonsratsprotokolle (KRP) dokumentieren die Tätigkeit der Legislative des Kantons Zürich (Kantonsrat bzw. bis zur neuen Verfassung von 1869 Grosser Rat) und bilden damit eine zentrale Serie in den Beständen des Staatsarchivs. Die Protokolle setzen 1803 ein. Sie wurden im 19. Jahrhundert handschriftlich erstellt; 1898 erfolgte der Wechsel zum gedruckten Protokoll.Das Datenset umfasst die gedruckten Kantonsratsprotokolle von 1898 bis 1995. Jedes Sitzungs-Traktandum bildet eine xml-Datei. Es sind dies ungefähr 30'000 Traktanden bzw. Dateien. Die Metadaten einer XML-Datei (TEI/teiHeader) bestehen unter anderem aus dem Link zum Datensatz im Rechercheportal des Staatsarchivs, der Signatur, dem Publikationsdatum, dem Titel des Traktandums und dem Sitzungsdatum. Zudem sind Verlinkungen/Bezüge zu anderen Protokollen in den Metadaten vermerkt.Die Bände bilden die hierarchische Ordnerstruktur. Dies entspricht auch der Struktur im Archivkatalog (vgl. https://suche.staatsarchiv.djiktzh.ch/detail.aspx?id=603450).

Technische Erschliessung

Die Konvertierung von Worddokumenten in TEI-konforme XML-Dateien geschah mittels eines VBA-Makros, welches grösstenteils mittels Mustererkennung die einzelnen Datenelemente voneinander abgrenzte.

Mögliche Konvertierungsfehler:

Insbesondere die Behandlung von komplexeren Tabellen, Formeln mit Sonderzeichen und Fussnoten führten zu einzelnen Konvertierungsproblemen. Allenfalls kann das in vereinzelten Fällen zu Fehlern geführt haben.

Validierung:

Alle Dateien sind gemäss TEI-Schema valide. Nicht valide xml-Dateien wurden manuell verbessert.

Urheberrecht

Die Daten stehen unter einer Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 4.0 Lizenz.

Herausgeber: Staatsarchiv des Kantons Zürich

Technische Erschliessung: Rebekka Plüss, rebekka.pluess@zh.ch; Tim Rüdiger, tim.ruediger@zh.ch

Projektleiter TKR: Luzi Schutz
DOI: 10.1285/i20356609v18i3p671
title: Bypassing the Regime's Crackdown on Public Protests: Egyptians' Individual Mobilization into a pro-Palestinian Cyberadvocacy in the Aftermath of al-Aqsa Flood Operation

description: Drawing on the aftermath of al-Aqsa Flood Operation against the Zionist blockade on Gaza in 2023, this study examines how Egyptian supporters of the Palestinian cause overcame the regime's repression of public protests through individual mobilization into cyber-advocacy campaigns on social media. Building on scholarship addressing youth political mobilization, the Palestinian cause has been the epicenter of social activism and political engagement in public sphere in contestation of the legitimacy of successive Egyptian regimes. Although the Sisi regime has embarked on arrest campaigns against pro-Palestinian protestors, social media's legacy in the Arab uprisings as a reliable and secure platform of political mobilization prompted Egyptians to individually engage into cyberadvocacy campaigns on Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok in support for Palestine. Examining social media outlets since 7 October 2023, Egyptians' pro-Palestinian cyberadvocacy has enabled them to show support toward Gazans, expose Arab leaders' complicity with the Zionist regime, and defy the Zionist narrative about the right to Palestine as a homeland for Jews. Utilizing Social Movement Studies (SMTs)' notion of individual mobilization and relying on the critical discourse analysis of al-Sisi speeches, the content analysis of pro-Palestinian campaigns, and the author's interviews with 58 Egyptian activists, the study highlighted a three-layered pro-Palestinian cyberadvocacy which consisted of raising public awareness of the Zionist human rights' violation committed against Palestinians, debunking the Zionist myths of fighting terrorism in Gaza, and boycotting pro-Zionist brands.