cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2143-v1
title: TopoScandiaDeep; The Scandinavian Mountains: Deep Processes, 2008.

description: Mountains form mostly at convergent or strike-slip margins and are not expected to form in intraplate settings. Uplift occurred however in various places around the North Atlantic after continental breakup, leading in particular to the Northern and Southern Scandinavian mountains. This dataset consists of data from "TopoScandiaDeep; The Scandinavian Mountains: Deep Processes, 2008". The study aims to answer two fundamental questions related to the Cenozoic land uplift observed around the NE Atlantic: 
(1) what are the mechanisms that led to mountain building far away from plate boundaries? 
(2) what is the nature of the compensating masses sustaining the present-day topography? 

The project is an international cooperative effort in the framework of the ESF project TOPO-EUROPE. The project exploits all the geophysical data recently obtained in Southern Norway to build a seismic model of the mantle under the region of uplift and surrounding areas. The seismic model is used to make a rheological model of the area and test different scenarios for the uplift.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2144-v1
title: Automation of Error Control with Application to Fluid-Structure Interaction in Biomedicine, 2014

description: Computer simulation is an important tool in many areas of science. Increasingly complex mathematical models are being solved in large computer simulations, complementing and sometimes replacing traditional experimental techniques as the main tool of scientific investigation. In any such computer simulation, it is pivotal that the quality of the computed solution may be determined. However, the assessment of the quality of a computed solution is challenging, both mathematically and computationally. As a consequence, the quality of the solution must often be assessed manually by the scientist or engineer running the simulation. This is unreliable as well as time-consuming, and it effectively prevents computer simulation from realizing its full potential asa standard tool in science and industry. The aim of the proposed research is to develop a general methodology for automated computation and error control, with special emphasis on fluid-structure interaction problems in biomedicine. The aim is also to realize the methodology in free software components that are accessible to practitioners, including medical doctors. Currently, no such tools exist and the relevance and potential impact of the proposed research is therefore very large. The research will be carried out in collaboration with research groups in Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands and the USA.

Data are freely available for downloading from: https://bitbucket.org/fenics-project/ and https://bitbucket.org/simula_cbc/cbcflow
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2145-v4
title: Level of Living EU-SILC, 2014.

description: This dataset is taken from the Norwegian part of the Level of living EU SILC, 2014. The survey covers topics such as household composition, housing, expenditures and economics, child care and family composition, leisure and recreation, political participation and organizational activity, health, social capital, family background and working conditions. The purpose of this study is to identify changes in the mentioned factors over time. Since 1996 the survey of living conditions has been carried out each year except in 1999. As of 2011 the survey consists of a section of core questions in addition to rotating theme questions. The survey topics change during a three-year cycle. In 2011 and 2014 the topics were outdoor activities, participation in organizations, political participation and social network. Housing conditions, offences and fear of crime were topics in 2012. Sports, physical and cultural activities were dealth with in 2013. This edition includes updated income information.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2145-v5
title: Level of Living Survey EU-SILC, 2014

description: This dataset is taken from the Norwegian part of the Level of living EU SILC, 2014. The survey covers topics such as household composition, housing, expenditures and economics, child care and family composition, leisure and recreation, political participation and organizational activity, health, social capital, family background and working conditions. The purpose of this study is to identify changes in the mentioned factors over time. Since 1996 the survey of living conditions has been carried out each year except in 1999. As of 2011 the survey consists of a section of core questions in addition to rotating theme questions. The survey topics change during a three-year cycle. In 2011 and 2014 the topics were outdoor activities, participation in organizations, political participation and social network. Housing conditions, offences and fear of crime were topics in 2012. Sports, physical and cultural activities were dealth with in 2013. 

This edition includes updated income information.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2145-v6
title: Level of Living Survey EU-SILC, 2014

description: This dataset is taken from the Norwegian part of the Level of living EU SILC, 2014. The survey covers topics such as household composition, housing, expenditures and economics, child care and family composition, leisure and recreation, political participation and organizational activity, health, social capital, family background and working conditions. The purpose of this study is to identify changes in the mentioned factors over time. Since 1996 the survey of living conditions has been carried out each year except in 1999. As of 2011 the survey consists of a section of core questions in addition to rotating theme questions. The survey topics change during a three-year cycle. In 2011 and 2014 the topics were outdoor activities, participation in organizations, political participation and social network. Housing conditions, offences and fear of crime were topics in 2012. Sports, physical and cultural activities were dealth with in 2013. 

This edition includes updated income information.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2146-1-v1
title: Researcher Project: Interplay between Environmental Contaminants, Genes and Diet in Obesity (1/3), 2014.

description: This dataset consists of data from "Researcher Project: Interplay between Environmental Contaminants, Genes and Diet in Obesity, 2014". The prevalence of both obesity and colorectal cancer has increased substantially in the last decades. Simultaneously have humans been exposed to increasing amounts of environmental contaminants. This project studies fundamental questions related to the interplay between environmental contaminants, genes and health outcomes, obesity and intestinal cancer in mouse models. Mechanisms for how obesity affects intestinal tumorigenesis and how environmental contaminants may contribute to obesity were studied along two main hypotheses, via insulin resistance/hyperinsulinemia and/or inflammation. The project aims to increase the understanding of the mutual causal relationship between obesity and susceptibility for environmental contaminants, causing intestinal cancer. The results will also be useful in human risk assessment of substances such as perfluorooctanoic acid, for which data on toxic effects and dose-response relationships are still lacking.

The project includes three subprojects (publications). This dataset consists of data from the first subproject.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2146-2-v1
title: Researcher Project: Interplay between Environmental Contaminants, Genes and Diet in Obesity (2/3), 2014.

description: This dataset consists of data from "Researcher Project: Interplay between Environmental Contaminants, Genes and Diet in Obesity, 2014". The prevalence of both obesity and colorectal cancer has increased substantially in the last decades. Simultaneously have humans been exposed to increasing amounts of environmental contaminants. This project studies fundamental questions related to the interplay between environmental contaminants, genes and health outcomes, obesity and intestinal cancer in mouse models. Mechanisms for how obesity affects intestinal tumorigenesis and how environmental contaminants may contribute to obesity were studied along two main hypotheses, via insulin resistance/hyperinsulinemia and/or inflammation. The project aims to increase the understanding of the mutual causal relationship between obesity and susceptibility for environmental contaminants, causing intestinal cancer. The results will also be useful in human risk assessment of substances such as perfluorooctanoic acid, for which data on toxic effects and dose-response relationships are still lacking.

The project includes three subprojects (publications). This dataset consists of data from the second subproject.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2146-3-v1
title: Researcher Project: Interplay between Environmental Contaminants, Genes and Diet in Obesity (3/3), 2014.

description: This dataset consists of data from "Researcher Project: Interplay between Environmental Contaminants, Genes and Diet in Obesity, 2014". The prevalence of both obesity and colorectal cancer has increased substantially in the last decades. Simultaneously have humans been exposed to increasing amounts of environmental contaminants. This project studies fundamental questions related to the interplay between environmental contaminants, genes and health outcomes, obesity and intestinal cancer in mouse models. Mechanisms for how obesity affects intestinal tumorigenesis and how environmental contaminants may contribute to obesity were studied along two main hypotheses, via insulin resistance/hyperinsulinemia and/or inflammation. The project aims to increase the understanding of the mutual causal relationship between obesity and susceptibility for environmental contaminants, causing intestinal cancer. The results will also be useful in human risk assessment of substances such as perfluorooctanoic acid, for which data on toxic effects and dose-response relationships are still lacking.

The project includes three subprojects (publications). This dataset consists of data from the third subproject.

Most of the data are processed using SigmaPlot 12.3 or 13.0 (Systat Software Inc., San Jose, CA, USA), and is submitted as files made in this program. Also, some data are processed and submitted in Microsoft Excel 2010.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2147-v2
title: Recruitment, Education and Careers in the Police: A European Longitudinal Study (RECPOL), 2013.

description: This dataset consists of data from "Recruitment, Education and Careers in the Police: A European Longitudinal Study (RECPOL), 2013". The project aims to follow students of police science through four phases: When they start their education, when they complete their education, and three and six years after starting to work. By this the project makes it possible to understand how the students attitudes, values and visions are being formed by the education and their experiences of working life. So far, the first and second phase of the study have been carried out.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2147-v3
title: Recruitment, Education and Careers in the Police: A European Longitudinal Study (RECPOL), 2013.

description: This dataset consists of data from "Recruitment, Education and Careers in the Police: A European Longitudinal Study (RECPOL), 2013". The project aims to follow students of police science through four phases: When they start their education, when they complete their education, and three and six years after starting to work. By this the project makes it possible to understand how the students attitudes, values and visions are being formed by the education and their experiences of working life. So far, the first and second phase of the study have been carried out.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2149-v1
title: Norwegian Dialect Syntax - NorDiaSyn: Grammatical Variation - New Isoglosses and New Media, 2014.

description: Traditional studies of dialects focused on lexical issues, sound and inflection, but looked less at structural issues. Therefore, there was a dire need for more knowledge on the syntactic structures of the dialects and their interplay with other aspects of the grammar, and isoglosses. The project "Norwegian Dialect Syntax - NorDiaSyn: Grammatical Variation - New Isoglosses and New Media, 2014" aimed to investigate structural features of 100 dialects in Norway to map grammatical isoglosses, and research in depth two syntactic phenomena that showed variation geographically, morphologically and syntactically: for example expletive subjects and w-questions. 

Norwegian dialect speech data were collected from more than 100 measuring points in Norway. The project also collected Norwegian dialect data from USA and Canada. In addition searchable corpora and a database were built with Norwegian and Scandinavian dialect data, constituting a valuable research resource for present and future linguists. 

Dialect studies are important for many reasons. Linguistically, dialect studies can make possible detailed questions on relationships between phenomena. Dialects also represent Norwegian culture and history, and studying them is important to increase the knowledge of our heritage. Furthermore education and school material on dialects suffers from lack of knowledge, especially of grammatical structure and present use. Speech technology needs transcribed dialect speech to develop good tools for the physically impaired and dyslexics. 

The electronic publication Nordic Atlas of Language Structures Journal (NALS Journal) contains papers written on the basis of the database and corpus, especially with a view to comparisons within and between the languages and dialects of the Nordic countries. Nordic Atlas of Language Structures Journal: http://www.tekstlab.uio.no/nals/#/ 

Read more about the project and get access to Nordic Dialect Corpus and Nordic Syntax Database: http://www.tekstlab.uio.no/nota/scandiasyn/index.html 
Read more about Norwegian in America and get access to Corpus of American Norwegian Speech (CANS): http://www.tekstlab.uio.no/norskiamerika/english/index.html
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2149-v2
title: Norwegian Dialect Syntax - NorDiaSyn: Grammatical Variation - New Isoglosses and New Media, 2014.

description: Traditional studies of dialects focused on lexical issues, sound and inflection, but looked less at structural issues. Therefore, there was a dire need for more knowledge on the syntactic structures of the dialects and their interplay with other aspects of the grammar, and isoglosses. The project "Norwegian Dialect Syntax - NorDiaSyn: Grammatical Variation - New Isoglosses and New Media, 2014" aimed to investigate structural features of 100 dialects in Norway to map grammatical isoglosses, and research in depth two syntactic phenomena that showed variation geographically, morphologically and syntactically: for example expletive subjects and w-questions. 

Norwegian dialect speech data were collected from more than 100 measuring points in Norway. The project also collected Norwegian dialect data from USA and Canada. In addition searchable corpora and a database were built with Norwegian and Scandinavian dialect data, constituting a valuable research resource for present and future linguists. 

Dialect studies are important for many reasons. Linguistically, dialect studies can make possible detailed questions on relationships between phenomena. Dialects also represent Norwegian culture and history, and studying them is important to increase the knowledge of our heritage. Furthermore education and school material on dialects suffers from lack of knowledge, especially of grammatical structure and present use. Speech technology needs transcribed dialect speech to develop good tools for the physically impaired and dyslexics. 

The electronic publication Nordic Atlas of Language Structures Journal (NALS Journal) contains papers written on the basis of the database and corpus, especially with a view to comparisons within and between the languages and dialects of the Nordic countries. Nordic Atlas of Language Structures Journal: http://www.tekstlab.uio.no/nals/#/ 

Read more about the project and get access to Nordic Dialect Corpus and Nordic Syntax Database: http://www.tekstlab.uio.no/nota/scandiasyn/index.html 
Read more about Norwegian in America and get access to Corpus of American Norwegian Speech (CANS): http://www.tekstlab.uio.no/norskiamerika/english/index.html
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2150-v2
title: Climate knowledge on the road? Scientific knowledge, transdisciplinarity and the performance of expertise, 2009

description: Assumptions about climate changes may have considerable impact on investments in and the management and maintenance of transport infrastructure and the transport industry in Norway. Thus, the development and diffusion of knowledge about climate changes and their potential impact on the transport system will be of crucial importance to be able prepare for such changes. This project will investigate how important groups of actors linked to the Norwegian road system understand climate change issues, how these issues may impact the road system, and their strategies to prepare for the impact of climate changes with respect to road infrastructure across Norway. The project will pursue six sets of research questions:
1. How do the county offices perceive knowledge about the effects of climate change? What projects exists today on how to cope with effects like e.g. flooding or landslide?
2. How is experience gained from weather related incidents on the road infrastructure incorporated into future planning? 
3. In what way do Norwegian transportation authorities like the Directorate of Public Roads use knowledge about climate change in order to cope with future challenges?
4. In what way is climate chance science adjusted in order to meet the needs of the transport related public authorities? 
5. To what extent is there a viable dialogue between the climate research institutions and the users of the climate results? 
6. And how is it possible to improve this dialogue, for example by creating new meeting places to ensure that knowledge about climate change is translated into favourable decisions for the transportation infrastructure in the future? 
The main ambition of the project is to map how the climate problem is appropriated by major actors in the Norwegian road sector, with an emphasis on local and regional institutions: Officials in municipalities and counties/regions, central road authorities and relevant research groups.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2151-v1
title: Hotspot Rift Interaction & Geochemistry of the North Atlantic Mantle: the Aegir Ridge 'Hole' in the Iceland Hotspot, 2014

description: Surrounded by extensive breakup volcanism on the margins, and the Iceland-Faeroes volcanic ridge, the magma-starved basin formed by the extinct Aegir Ridge is a major gap in the North Atlantic large igneous province, the latter created by the Iceland hotspot. Wide-angle seismic data show that the Aegir Ridge began creating moderately thick crust (8-11 km) the first 2-4 Myr spreading; but magma production quickly waned to form 3.5-6 km thick crust for the remaining spreading (51.4-25 Ma). This weak or non-existent hotspot influence despite extensive volcanism nearby provides a unique opportunity to learn about the dynamics of hotspot-rift interaction.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2152-v1
title: Fetal Environment – Implications for Health over Generations. The Role of Placenta, 2015.

description: This dataset consists of data from "Fetal Environment – Implications for Health over Generations. The Role of Placenta, 2015". The project aims to study how maternal and fetal nutritionary, metabolic and patological factors interacts with placenta, to get more knowledge on fetal environment and development. The project combines clinical data and laboratory studies to understand the normal function of placenta, in addition to conditions like pre-eclampsia and diabetes during pregnancy.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2153-v1
title: Internet election 2013

description: In the spring of 2013 the Institute for Sosial Research (ISF) commissioned by the Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation to lead the evaluation of the second attempt with voting via the Internet in Norway. This time voters in 12 selected municipalities would get the opportunity to vote via the Internet by the parliamentary elections in 2013. The mission meant essentially a follow-up of the survey-based part of the evaluation in 2011, as well as some detailed issues. The experiment with voting via the Internet in the local elections in 2011 would be repeated and expanded by the parliamentary elections in 2013.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2154-v1
title: Hydrogen Storage in Novel Boron-Based Compounds, 2013

description: One major unsolved problem for the introduction of hydrogen as an energy carrier in the global energy system is effective storage of hydrogen. Complex hydrides based on boron are promising with hydrogen contents above 10 wt% hydrogen. Key issues addressed in the project are synthesis and characterization of novel alkali-transition metal borohydrides, often named mixed borohydrides. A breakthrough will in particular be very important for vehicle applications.

Data are presented in several publications and is available through various journals sites.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2155-1-v1
title: Tourist Survey, Summer 2014

description: "The Tourist Survey, Summer 2014" addresses the summer tourism in Norway. The survey was conducted by Statistics Norway on behalf of Innovation Norway. The data are based on interviews with both Norwegian and foreign tourists. Business travellers are also part of the survey. The data collection was carried out in the period May to August 2014. The study provides a basis for mapping the tourists' home countries, economic consumption, number of nights and accommodation in Norway. The tourists total consumption for the survey period is estimated to 27 billion NOK. The German tourists still make up the largest single market for tourism in Norway.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2155-2-v1
title: Tourist Survey, Summer 2014 - Cruise

description: The Tourist Survey addresses the summer tourism in Norway. The surveys are conducted by Statistics Norway on behalf of Innovation Norway. The data are based on interviews with both Norwegian and foreign tourists. Business travelers are also part of the survey. For the first time, the cruise tourists in Norway were a part of the tourist survey in the summer 2014. The "Tourist Survey, August 2014 - Cruise" is primarily based on interviews with foreign cruise tourists in the period May to August 2014. The study provides a basis for mapping out the cruise tourists' economic consumption, activities and evaluation of their stay in Norway for example. The study also gives an unique possibility to compare cruise tourists to land-based tourists. The results show that the cruise tourists stands out from other tourists in many interesting ways. Germany make up the largest single market economically, with the highest total consumption.