cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/rys232ynhf
title: Balanced and Symmetric Laminates with Bending-Twisting Coupling

description: Balanced and Symmetric Quasi-Isotropic Laminates - Electronic annex to an article on Compression and Shear Buckling Performance of Finite Length Plates with Bending-Twisting Coupling: This electronic annex provides an extract from the laminate database described below, for quasi-isotropic designs only, in which all designs share a single point, or coordinate (0,0), in the lamination parameter design space for extensional stiffness. Quasi-isotropic designs are often used for benchmarking purposes due to the simplification of the in-plane properties, but this simplification should never be assumed to extend to bending stiffness properties. For the symmetric stacking sequences considered in the associated article, quasi-isotropic properties are found exclusively within 8 and 16 ply laminates, for which there are 6 and 536 solutions, respectively. The stacking sequence listings for 16 ply laminates are presented together with their lamination parameter coordinates. They are grouped by matching orthotropic bending stiffness to reveal the significant differences in Bending-Twisting coupling magnitude, where each grouping contains between 2 and 6 stacking sequences. Balanced and Symmetric Laminate Design Data - 10% Rule - Max Ply Contiguity 3 This spreadsheet contains the complete database of balanced and symmetric designs, with Bending-Twisting coupling, to which the 10% rule has been applied, i.e., the minimum number of plies in each of the standard ply orientations. Ply contiguity constraints have also been applied, which limit the maximum number of adjacent plies with the same orientation to 3, as is now common design practice. For the meaning of the symbolic stacking sequence notation used, the reader is referred to the electronic annex described above.
DOI: 10.17632/b2yrdv27w3
title: Data for: Soil Simulant Preparation for Lunar Deep Drilling Exploration: Modeling and Validation
DOI: 10.17632/28cfm7vnvg
title: Data for: Wear and friction of thin, large diameter acetabular liners made from highly cross-linked, vitamin E stabilized UHMWPE against CoCr femoral heads

description: Data for: Wear and friction of thin, large diameter acetabular liners made from highly cross-linked, vitamin E stabilized UHMWPE against CoCr femoral heads
DOI: 10.17632/6h73gsrntr
title: student face

description: This dataset contains several students who were acquired while accessing online learning
DOI: 10.17632/yhrpmjh8hn
title: Ácido fítico

description: The study aimed to evaluate phytic acid supplementation at different levels in diets for juveniles of silver catfish. Five diets were prepared with different phytic acid concentrations (0; 5.00; 10.00; 15.00 and 20.00 g/kg). A 50-day biological test was performed in a water recirculation system composed of 20 tanks (15 fish/tank), where the animals were fed three times a day, until apparent satiety with experimental diets. After the experimental period, the fish fasted and were submitted to biometry to collect data, blood and tissues, later used to determine performance, plasma and liver metabolism, activity of digestive enzymes, body composition, digestive indices and activity of pro and antioxidant enzymes. Our results show that the consumption of phytic acid in low concentration (10.00 g/kg) promotes greater performance of fish, better body composition and does not negatively affect the activity of digestive enzymes. In addition, it has reduced the activity of prooxidant enzymes and increased the antioxidants. Thus, we can conclude that when correctly administered and directed, phytic acid acts as an antioxidant and performance promoter for silver catfish.
DOI: 10.17632/5mzp3jzn9k
title: The distributional impact of access to finance on poverty: evidence from selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa
DOI: 10.17632/7rcsn4b8vp
title: Input data

description: Input data used in the simulations ran for the specific case study. It contains data on temperature, relative humidity (RH) and intensity of flushing for 54 locations in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.
DOI: 10.17632/84v3rmbtst
title: Tide gauge, pressure sensor and tsunami records at bays of Biobio Region

description: This dataset compiles tide gauge, pressure sensors and tsunami records in three bays of Biobio region, Chile. The data also inclues tsunami waveforms obtained from tsunami numerical simulations of 2010 and 2011 events. The tide gauge records were obtained from the ioc-sealevel monitoring website. Tsunami records were measured by both tide gauges and pressure sensores. All the measurements were made as part of the FONDECYT proyect 11140424 (CONICYT/Chile). This data set is part of the paper "Tsunami resonance and spatial pattern of natural oscillation modes with multiple resonators"
DOI: 10.17632/63mkt876zn
title: Data for: Physical load and cognitive performance

description: ID=the numerical identification of examined person (EP) age=19-27 pad_chair: pad=2; chair=1 gender: man=2; female=1 BoCmin=correctly cancelled symbols of Bo test/min or BoC1min...BoC20min BoCSUMmin=sum of correctly cancelled symbols of Bo test from all 20 minutes BoCMEANmin=mean of correctly cancelled symbols of Bo test from all 20 minutes BoEmin=incorrectly cancelled symbols (errors) of Bo test/min or BoE1min...BoE20min BoESUMmin=sum of incorrectly cancelled symbols (errors) of Bo test from all 20 minutes BoEMEANmin=mean of incorrectly cancelled symbols (errors) of Bo test from all 20 minutes VTA=absolute tidal volume change. VTA was subsequently calculated and expressed in liters. 0.5 l is the initial mean value. VTR=relative tidal volume change MV=minute ventilation TEMP=body temperature SCL=skin conductance level HRVSampEn=Heart rate variability sample entropy Pulse_frequency=heart rate (HR) Resp_frequency=respiratory rate (RR) HFLF_welch=low frequency to high frequency ratio, computed by Welch phase_exp=1-4 1: The control phase of the measurement lasted 2 minutes. In this phase, all EPs sat on chairs with no pads. Its purpose was to analyze the initial values of the EPs’ physiological functions. These values were supposed to be identical or very similar in the experimental group and the control group. Minutes 0,1. 2: The following rest phase of the measurement lasted 20 minutes. Control-group EPs continued sitting on chairs without pads, while EPs in the other group were seated on pads that had been added to their chairs. They would then sit on these pads until the end of the fourth phase, the final step in the experiment. During the second phase, EPs were not to show any deliberate cognitive activity. Activities involving inadvertent attention, however, were allowed, for example, looking forward at the table or out of the window. Minutes 2...21. 3: The load phase lasted 20 minutes, during which the EPs continuously filled out of the Bo test (Bourdon test T-78: the test of sustained, selected attention). Minutes 22...41. 4: The verification phase lasted 2 minutes. Following the end of the cognitive load, this phase also served to compare the development of physiological functions in the two groups of EPs in connection with the use of the pad, particularly with respect to exploring the rate of EPs’ adaptation after performance (load). Minutes 42,43.
DOI: 10.17632/n8j5dhjnhp
title: Data for: The potential influence of dust flux and chemical weathering on hillslope morphology: convex soil-mantled carbonate hillslopes in the East Mediterranean

description: results of major and trace elements in soil and bedrock samples
DOI: 10.17632/tnz5cr3tf6
title: Smart contract code for a Decentralized Telemedicine Framework
DOI: 10.17632/vrg995gjzh
title: Community Level Child Mortality Data, Nigeria

description: The study was conducted in 2018 on the factors determining child mortality at the community level in Nigeria were this kind of data is rarely available. The data collection was done by employing multi-stage cross-sectional survey technique conducted at the Local Government Area (LGA), Primary Health Care (PHC) facilities, and at he individual levels.The unit of analysis is pregnant women attending ante-natal care who had given birth to at least a child three years before the time of the study. The total sample was 1350 pregnant women collected at 20 Primary Health Care facilities in Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State Nigeria. Key data collected included socio-demographic characteristics, environmental factors, child mortality, immunization, breastfeeding practices, preventable diseases, accessibility to health facilities among others.
DOI: 10.17632/6t24yp95km
title: Data for: Monte Carlo Fuel Burnup Analyses of the Accelerator-Driven Subcritical Systems

description: This excel file includes the raw monte carlo simulation data performed for the ANL ADS design.
DOI: 10.17632/dh866zmk9x
title: Data for: The ~500 Ma Asaji ultramafic–mafic intrusion in Kyushu, southwest Japan: Implications for boninitic magmatism in a late Cambrian nascent arc

description: Representative microprobe analyses (wt%) of clinopyroxene, olivine and spinel in the Asaji mafic-ultramafic rocks, and representative trace element compositions (ppm) of clinopyroxene in the Asaji ultramafic-mafic intrusion.
DOI: 10.17632/mmb9bgrhj2
title: Indicadores Económicos 2019

description: Indicadores económicos del 2019 producidos por el gobierno de Puerto Rico junto a la Junta de Planificación
DOI: 10.17632/yknnvy9zh4
title: Data for: Anisotropy of the Magnetic field of the TF coils in CFETR

description: In the CFETR magnetic system, HTS composite conductors containing stacked HTS tapes are considered to manufacture TF coils.The critical current is related to the direction of the magnetic field in HTS tapes. The anisotropy of magnetic field of the TF coils in three normal conditions and two fault condition are studied by the finite element method.
DOI: 10.17632/4s7yr75f7k
title: Data for: 3433397

description: The firm size, as a moderating variable, affects institutional ownership on voluntary disclosure. The existence of an independent audit committee aims at increasing the rate of voluntary disclosure in companies. Similarly, the impact of institutional ownership on voluntary disclosure has a consequence on management performance and commitment to enhance complete disclosure of information to the general public and users of financial statements for informed decision making in large companies.
DOI: 10.17632/bghcs3p4wm
title: Data for: LEGO-based Generalized Set of Two Linear Algebraic 3D Bio-Macro-Molecular Descriptors: Theory and Validation by QSARs

description: SI3-1: 15 suggested theoretical configurations for the calculation of MDs (defined with the name projects). The selected configuration for the projects used in this study are also indicated in Table SI2-1 and are available at SI3-1. SI3-2: The experiments employed a dataset containing 152 representatives, non-homologous proteins (see SI3-2 to review the protein files). (Fleming and Richards, 2000). SI3-3: The evaluation of this application in protein science requires the use of two datasets. The first data set, employed as a training set, was proposed by Ouyang (Ouyang and Liang, 2008) and contains 80 proteins (the case “2BLM” was removed since it only considered an alpha carbon representation). The second dataset, employed as a test set, was proposed by Ruiz-Blanco (Ruiz-Blanco et al., 2015) and contains 17 proteins. SI3-4: For the generation of the models, a dataset of 204 proteins was employed. (Chou, 1999) The original dataset was split into two groups: a training set with 149 proteins and a test set containing 55 proteins to ensure a proper comparison (Marrero Ponce et al., 2015a)
DOI: 10.17632/prv9w5dtcg
title: Data for: SMAD2 Overexpression Rescues the TGF-β3 Null Mutant Mice Cleft Palate by Increased Apoptosis.

description: The methods and results of our study to investigate the TGF-β3 and SMAD2 regulated mechanism of MES disappearance in a rescue mouse model [K14-SMAD2/TGF-β3(-/-)] compared to wild type mice, null mutant [TGF-β3(-/-)] and SMAD2 overexpression [K14-SMAD2/TGF-β3(+/-)].
DOI: 10.17632/wy9y7npwyv
title: RedScarf Reference Dataset

description: This dataset comprises the results of an extensive set of simulation-based experiments that compare the performance of on-chip communication architectures. These experiments were performed using the RedScarf simulation environment, and the dataset includes raw data (simulation logs) and analyzed data (latency, jitter, and throughput) collected from the simulation of several communication architectures working under different traffic patterns. The dataset also includes the configuration files used to configure each experiment. The design space explored in these experiments includes: Traffic Scenarios used: • Uniform; • Matrix transpose; • Complement; • Butterfly; • Perfect Shuffle; and • Bit-reversal. Topologies evaluated: • 2D Mesh; • 3D Mesh; • 2D Torus; • Full Crossbar; • Bus emulated by an exclusive N-1-N (with only one exclusive channel) switched router; and • Chordal ring. Routing algorithms evaluated on a 2D Mesh: • XY; • Negative First; • North Last; • West First; and • Odd-even. Arbiter policies evaluated on a 2D Torus: • Static; • Rotative; • Random; and • Round-robin. Buffering dimensioning schemes evaluated on a 3D Mesh: • 4-flit input buffer; • 8-flit input buffer; • 16-flit input buffer; • 32-flit input buffer; • 4-flit input and 4-flit output buffers; • 8-flit input and 8-flit output buffers; and • 16-flit input and 16-flit output buffers. Metrics evaluated: • Latency (average, min, and max); • Accepted Traffic (throughput); and • Jitter (latency distribution).
DOI: 10.17632/n5hfwpgynp
title: The Use of Landsat and Sentinel-2 for Detecting Gold Mining in Colombia Based on River Water Turbidity

description: The Chocó department suffers from extraordinary amounts of alluvial gold mining resulting in increased river turbidity. A gap has been identified where a replicable means of identifying such turbidity was absent, and a developed method shrinks the gap with Landsat and Sentinel imagery; a GIS is used to assess the temporal mining change of Chocó and utilise a Normalised Difference Turbidity Index to quantify turbidity. Mitigating effects clouds had on results was a challenge, and time constraints meant additional in-situ values could not be acquired. Nonetheless, turbidity quantified easily using the index and related well to identified mining sites highlighted from NDVI change. Classifications were accurate when verified with photographic evidence and revealed mining on the Quito profoundly increased turbidity for the Atrato while also identifying other sites. The method used simple tools and open-source data that can benefit decision-makers and communities of such regions, allowing them to monitor their own rivers. Correspondence details: up776768@myport.ac.uk Figures in this paper include OS Data © Crown copyright and database [2018], Digimap License. This research did not receive any funding from agencies or other sectors.
DOI: 10.17632/tyd59php8x
title: Free end flow influence on bistable flow past finite cylinders

description: Data result from careful measurements with hot wires in an aerodynamic channel and from flow visualization in a hydraulic to study the bistability phenomenon after pairs of finite cylinders with 25 and 32 mm diameter and aspect ratios of 3 and 4. Measurements were performed in the wake of single and side-by-side finite cylinders, with a sampling frequency of 1000 Hz and a low pass filter at 300 Hz. Each data series has 2^15 elements, corresponding to a time of 32.768 s. Data obtained from digital movies of the flow visualization experiments, used to determine the influence of the flow from the top of the cylinder on the bistable phenomenon, are 159.959 s long, with 160 elements (0.999Hz sampling frequency). Hot wire data are in form of velocity series, movie data in form of distance series. Pitch-to-diameter ratio for side-by-side cylinders was p/d = 1.26. The aerodynamic channel was made of acrylic, with a cross section of 0.147 m x 0.193 m. The flow velocity could be varied from 0 to 15 m/s, with a turbulence intensity of about 1%. The reference velocity, measured with a Pitot tube, and the cylinder diameter, defined the Reynolds number from Red = 2.0×10^4 to Re = 2.5×10^4. DANTEC StreamLine hot wire anemometer with two single hot wire was used. Data acquisition was made with a 16-bit A/D-board (NI 9215-A) with a USB interface using DANTEC StreamWare 3.4 software. Flow visualizations were made in a closed-circuit hydraulic channel with the same dimensions as the aerodynamic channel, with a flow rate from 1.66×10^-6 to 1.93×10^-3 m³/s, velocities of up to 0.068 m/s and turbulence intensity of 4%. The Reynolds number was 2.0×10^3. Data are in .txt format to be read by almost all software. 04-Velocity – non simultaneous 25-3D-25-4D-32-3D-32-4D.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for : a) 25 mm h/d =3 (253D). b) 25 mm h/d=4 (254D). c) 32 mm h/d =3 (323D). d) 32 mm h/d=4 (324D). 05-Velocity –25-4D-Re25e4.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for finite cylinder with 25 mm diameter, h/d =4 and Re = 2.5 x 104 Probe 1 – V1. 07-Velocity –25-3D-Re25e4.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for finite cylinders with 25 mm diameter, h/d=3 and Re = 2.5 x 104 Probe 1 – V1. 10-Distance 25-4D 25-3D.txt: Distance mm x time s for 25 mm diameter cylinders with h/d = 4 (B254D) and 3 (B253D). 11-Velocity –32-4D-Re20e4-P1.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for 32 mm diameter cylinders finite cylinders with h/d=4 and Re = 2.5 x 104. Probe 1 – V1. 12-Velocity –32-4D-Re20e4-P2.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for for finite cylinders with h/d=4 and Re = 2.5 x 104 . Probe 2 – V2. . 14-Velocity –32-4D-Re25e4-P1.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for finite cylinders with h/d=4 and Re = 2.5 x 104. Probe 1 – V1. 15-Velocity –32-4D-Re25e4-P2.txt: Velocity series m/s x time s for finite cylinders with h/d=4 and Re = 2.5 x 104. Probe 2 – V2. 17-Distance 32-4D 32-3D.txt: Series of distance mm x time s for 32 mm diameter cylinders with h/d = 4 (B324D ) and 3 (B323D).
DOI: 10.17632/d4crz2cg2x
title: Mesial temporal lobe metrics in ALS and AD

description: Core demographic, clinical, neuropsychology and mesial temporal lobe measures in a cohort of 50 patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), 18 patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and 40 healthy controls (HC) using a standardised clinical and magnetic resonance imaging protocol.
DOI: 10.17632/m6hhst4gfs
title: Data for: An optimization of tear extraction method: a simple tool for screening and diagnosis in the medicine of the future

description: Methodology files and statistical results
DOI: 10.17632/xbgx8gbyms
title: Dataset for "Lower limb muscle fatigability is not associated with changes in movement strategies for balance control in the upright stance"

description: This dataset contains posturography and surface electromyography signals to investigate whether the acute fatigability of lower limb muscles affects the movement strategies for controlling postural stability during upright standing by analyzing the spatial patterns of COP position. It is hypothesized that body sway increases with muscle fatigability, but movement strategies remain the same, marked by a larger COP area and velocity but similar spatial patterns of three-dimensional statokinesigrams.
DOI: 10.17632/f5r84kdkzf
title: Cows for Future

description: In the framework of an interdisciplinary reseach seminar (Q-Team) students from Humboldt University of Berlin got to know and tried out data analyitical tools to investigate implications of cattle husbandry on the environment (pollutant emission). Within the first seminar sessions each of the students selected an aspect of the topic and developed a research design. Within the seminar the individual research questions were jointly investigated and discussed. The manuscript „GHG fluxes of dairy cows in grassland ecosystems and stables in Germany“ complies the 2020's results of this research based learning in one comprehensive paper. (Note: The 2019's results are available in the published version 1)
DOI: 10.17632/jfw3gb8s8z
title: Data for: Can China achieve its 2030 carbon emissions commitment? Scenario analysis based on an improved general regression neural network

description: It is the data collection of China's carbon emission influencing factors from 1990 to 2015.
DOI: 10.17632/x4r296jyfn
title: Childhood Anxiety Sensitivity Index Urdu Translation

description: data from a survey research design for the validation of Urdu version CASI in Pakistan. The aim was to validate CASI as well as analyze its relationship with anxiety disorders. age and gender differences are also explored.
DOI: 10.17632/87k58mysnd
title: Fermented Rice After-wash Water (FRAW)

description: The dataset is a list of bacteria and fungi isolated from fermenter rice afterwash water from three different brand of white rice. The identification was based on morphological and biochemical assay only. The data is an additional dataset for an article that will be link later.
DOI: 10.17632/r76nw8533t
title: Data for: Use of point-of-care ultrasound to assess esophageal insufflation during bag mask ventilation: A case report

description: Esophageal insufflation during bag mask ventilation
DOI: 10.17632/fvd45jvnzb
title: Characterization and source apportionment using a Hybrid Environmental Receptor Model for VOCs and OVOCs in a northwest city of China

description: VOC data used in the manuscript of Characterization and source apportionment using a Hybrid Environmental Receptor Model for VOCs and OVOCs in a northwest city of China
DOI: 10.17632/ht8w4x6kdj
title: Data for "A case study of international transmission of political risk: China's anti-corruption campaign and the risk premium on stocks of global luxury goods firms

description: Data for replication of the results in the paper "A case study of the international transmission of political risk: China’s anti-corruption campaign and the risk premium on stocks of global luxury goods firms". The paper shows that the unexpected launch of the recent Chinese anti-corruption drive affected luxury goods firms with strong links to China. These firms' risk-adjusted stock returns dropped into negative territory and stayed there, thus suggesting that the anti-corruption campaign has been interpreted as adverse cashflow news. This finding neither pertains to luxury goods firms with little links to China nor to firms from other industrial sectors with similar exposure to China.