cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1151543.v2
title: Unearthing earthquakes and their tsunamis using multiple proxies: the 22 June 1932 event and a probable fourteenth-century predecessor on the Pacific coast of Mexico

description: Tsunami deposits have been widely studied in temperate latitudes, but the intrinsic difficulties associated with tropical coastal environments, and the intensity of bioturbation in these habitats, limit the possibilities of analysing these formations. Here, we investigate the deposits on the Colima coast of Mexico, which overlies the subducting Rivera and Cocos Plates, in order to reconstruct the tsunami inundation history and related hazard. We developed a multi-proxy study aimed to recognize and date historical and palaeotsunami deposits, including historical data on the effects of a known tsunami, geomorphological mapping, stratigraphic, grain size, organic matter content, diatoms, geochemical composition, magnetic susceptibility, and anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility, together with radiometric dating (<sup>210</sup>Pb and <sup>14</sup>C). We identified two probable tsunami deposits at Palo Verde estuary including a historical event associated with the Mw 6.9 earthquake on 22 June 1932 and a palaeotsunami most likely generated by a similar event in the fourteenth century. This work shows that it is possible to identify both historical and palaeotsunamis in the tropical environment of Mexico’s Pacific coast. These data will serve to enhance our understanding of tsunami deposits in tropical environments and of the regional tsunami hazard.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1151543.v1
title: Unearthing earthquakes and their tsunamis using multiple proxies: the 22 June 1932 event and a probable fourteenth-century predecessor on the Pacific coast of Mexico

description: Tsunami deposits have been widely studied in temperate latitudes, but the intrinsic difficulties associated with tropical coastal environments, and the intensity of bioturbation in these habitats, limit the possibilities of analysing these formations. Here, we investigate the deposits on the Colima coast of Mexico, which overlies the subducting Rivera and Cocos Plates, in order to reconstruct the tsunami inundation history and related hazard. We developed a multi-proxy study aimed to recognize and date historical and palaeotsunami deposits, including historical data on the effects of a known tsunami, geomorphological mapping, stratigraphic, grain size, organic matter content, diatoms, geochemical composition, magnetic susceptibility, and anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility, together with radiometric dating (<sup>210</sup>Pb and <sup>14</sup>C). We identified two probable tsunami deposits at Palo Verde estuary including a historical event associated with the Mw 6.9 earthquake on 22 June 1932 and a palaeotsunami most likely generated by a similar event in the fourteenth century. This work shows that it is possible to identify both historical and palaeotsunamis in the tropical environment of Mexico’s Pacific coast. These data will serve to enhance our understanding of tsunami deposits in tropical environments and of the regional tsunami hazard.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1151534
title: <i>In situ</i> Observation of Defect Annihilation in Kr Ion-Irradiated Bulk Fe/Amorphous-Fe<sub>2</sub>Zr Nanocomposite Alloy

description: Enhanced irradiation tolerance in crystalline multilayers has received significant attention lately. However, little is known on the irradiation response of crystal/amorphous nanolayers. We report on <i>in situ</i> Kr ion irradiation studies of a bulk Fe<sub>96</sub>Zr<sub>4</sub> nanocomposite alloy. Irradiation resulted in amorphization of Fe<sub>2</sub>Zr and formed crystal/amorphous nanolayers. α-Fe layers exhibited drastically lower defect density and size than those in large α-Fe grains. <i>In situ</i> video revealed that mobile dislocation loops in α-Fe layers were confined by the crystal/amorphous interfaces and kept migrating to annihilate other defects. This study provides new insights on the design of irradiation-tolerant crystal/amorphous nanocomposites.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1151541.v1
title: The differential diffusion effect of the intermediate species on the stability of premixed flames propagating in microchannels

description: The propagation of premixed flames in adiabatic and non-catalytic planar microchannels subject to an assisted or opposed Poiseuille flow is considered. The diffusive–thermal model and the well-known two-step chain-branching kinetics are used in order to investigate the role of the differential diffusion of the intermediate species on the spatial and temporal flame stability. This numerical study successfully compares steady-state and time-dependent computations to the linear stability analysis of the problem. Results show that for fuel Lewis numbers less than unity, <i>Le</i><sub><i>F</i></sub> &lt; 1, and at sufficiently large values of the opposed Poiseuille flow rate, symmetry-breaking bifurcation arises. It is seen that small values of the radical Lewis number, <i>Le</i><sub><i>Z</i></sub>, stabilise the flame to symmetric shape solutions, but result in earlier flashback. For very lean flames, the effect of the radical on the flame stabilisation becomes less important due to the small radical concentration typically found in the reaction zone. Cellular flame structures were also identified in this regime. For <i>Le</i><sub><i>F</i></sub> &gt; 1, flames propagating in adiabatic channels suffer from oscillatory instabilities. The Poiseuille flow stabilises the flame and the effect of <i>Le</i><sub><i>Z</i></sub> is opposite to that found for <i>Le</i><sub><i>F</i></sub> &lt; 1. Small values of <i>Le</i><sub><i>Z</i></sub> further destabilise the flame to oscillating or pulsating instabilities.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1151534.v2
title: <i>In situ</i> Observation of Defect Annihilation in Kr Ion-Irradiated Bulk Fe/Amorphous-Fe<sub>2</sub>Zr Nanocomposite Alloy

description: Enhanced irradiation tolerance in crystalline multilayers has received significant attention lately. However, little is known on the irradiation response of crystal/amorphous nanolayers. We report on <i>in situ</i> Kr ion irradiation studies of a bulk Fe<sub>96</sub>Zr<sub>4</sub> nanocomposite alloy. Irradiation resulted in amorphization of Fe<sub>2</sub>Zr and formed crystal/amorphous nanolayers. α-Fe layers exhibited drastically lower defect density and size than those in large α-Fe grains. <i>In situ</i> video revealed that mobile dislocation loops in α-Fe layers were confined by the crystal/amorphous interfaces and kept migrating to annihilate other defects. This study provides new insights on the design of irradiation-tolerant crystal/amorphous nanocomposites.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1151534.v1
title: <i>In situ</i> Observation of Defect Annihilation in Kr Ion-Irradiated Bulk Fe/Amorphous-Fe<sub>2</sub>Zr Nanocomposite Alloy

description: Enhanced irradiation tolerance in crystalline multilayers has received significant attention lately. However, little is known on the irradiation response of crystal/amorphous nanolayers. We report on <i>in situ</i> Kr ion irradiation studies of a bulk Fe<sub>96</sub>Zr<sub>4</sub> nanocomposite alloy. Irradiation resulted in amorphization of Fe<sub>2</sub>Zr and formed crystal/amorphous nanolayers. α-Fe layers exhibited drastically lower defect density and size than those in large α-Fe grains. <i>In situ</i> video revealed that mobile dislocation loops in α-Fe layers were confined by the crystal/amorphous interfaces and kept migrating to annihilate other defects. This study provides new insights on the design of irradiation-tolerant crystal/amorphous nanocomposites.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150459
title: Hartler et al_SciData_1st Revision_Aug 2014

description: Supplemental data Hartler et al., Sci Data, August 2014
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150459.v1
title: Hartler et al_SciData_1st Revision_Aug 2014

description: Supplemental data Hartler et al., Sci Data, August 2014
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150381
title: The Ultracool RIZzo Spectral Library

description: This fileset contains a compressed (ZIP) version of the Ultracool RIZzo spectral library (individual files can be found in the related links). The Ultracool RIZzo library contains far-red optical (~6,000-10,000 Å) spectra for ultracool objects (low-mass stars, brown dwarfs and giants) covering the R, I and Z bands in the visible, from a variety of references. Please always cite the references in the « Reference » column when using these spectra. When you use parts or all of this spectral library in a publication, we would appreciate that you acknowledge it in the following way : « This research has benefitted from the Ultracool RIZzo Spectral Library (http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11313), maintained by Jonathan Gagné and Kelle Cruz ». We are happy to add more spectra to this library in the future - If you would like to make a contribution, don't hesitate to contact me at jonathan.gagne (AT) astro.umontreal.ca. You can also contact me if you find any error or problem with the library or the data it contains. The main page presenting a data table for this library can be found in the links below.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150356
title: High Content Analysis data for PONE-D-14-11051a

description: The excel sheet contains field details data acquired by High Content analysis that were used in the manuscript "High Content Analysis provides mechanistic insights on the pathways of toxicity induced by amine-modified polystyrene nanoparticles" published on Plos One. The data are organised according to the manuscript figure layout, each electronic sheet contains all the data generated for the resulting figure.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150356.v1
title: High Content Analysis data for PONE-D-14-11051a

description: The excel sheet contains field details data acquired by High Content analysis that were used in the manuscript "High Content Analysis provides mechanistic insights on the pathways of toxicity induced by amine-modified polystyrene nanoparticles" published on Plos One. The data are organised according to the manuscript figure layout, each electronic sheet contains all the data generated for the resulting figure.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150381.v3
title: The Ultracool RIZzo Spectral Library

description: This fileset contains a compressed (ZIP) version of the Ultracool RIZzo spectral library (individual files can be found in the related links). The Ultracool RIZzo library contains far-red optical (~6,000-10,000 Å) spectra for ultracool objects (low-mass stars, brown dwarfs and giants) covering the R, I and Z bands in the visible, from a variety of references. Please always cite the references in the « Reference » column when using these spectra. When you use parts or all of this spectral library in a publication, we would appreciate that you acknowledge it in the following way : « This research has benefitted from the Ultracool RIZzo Spectral Library (http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11313), maintained by Jonathan Gagné and Kelle Cruz ». We are happy to add more spectra to this library in the future - If you would like to make a contribution, don't hesitate to contact me at jonathan.gagne (AT) astro.umontreal.ca. You can also contact me if you find any error or problem with the library or the data it contains. The main page presenting a data table for this library can be found in the links below.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150354
title: Analysis of published and unpublished sitagliptin (Januvia) studies in humans

description: August 25, 2014 5 pm Bogotá time zone Sitagliptin (Januvia) ClinicalTrials.gov records completed before Jan 2011. Total number of records = 115<br>Expert search terms (PubMed): http://goo.gl/pIdDaQ Records not found = 85<br>Results = 40 Expert search terms of records not found nct00541450 OR nct00961480 OR nct00961857 OR nct01093794 OR nct01354990 OR nct00830076 OR nct01034111 OR nct01095991 OR nct00666848 OR nct01054118 OR nct00095056 OR nct00832624 OR nct00944450 OR nct00420511 OR nct00411554 OR nct00395343 OR nct00466518 OR nct00929201 OR nct00545584 OR nct00758069 OR nct01357148 OR nct00541775 OR nct00642798 OR nct00960453 OR nct00975052 OR nct00103857 OR nct00484419 OR nct01131182 OR nct00833027 OR nct00732121 OR nct00875394 OR nct00842556 OR nct01104532 OR nct00086515 OR nct00449930 OR nct00729326 OR nct00511108 OR nct00696826 OR nct00888238 OR nct00094757 OR nct00631488 OR nct00660075 OR nct00127192 OR nct00696982 OR nct00616811 OR nct00666458 OR nct00766441 OR nct00532935 OR nct00957060 OR nct00481663 OR nct00832390 OR nct00289848 OR nct00789191 OR nct00482079 OR nct01046110 OR nct00854035 OR nct00754988 OR nct00363519 OR nct00482729 OR nct00418366 OR nct00716092 OR nct00364377 OR nct00371007 OR nct01517321 OR nct00699322 OR nct00976261 OR nct00363844 OR nct00425490 OR nct00106704 OR nct01332370 OR nct00760344 OR nct00780715 OR nct01341795 OR nct00790348 OR nct00747383 OR nct01035879 OR nct00411411 OR nct01089790 OR nct00901979 OR nct00871507 OR nct00842400 OR nct00783549 OR nct00426413 OR nct01077323 OR nct00950534 Ramirez, Jorge H (2014): Incretin mimetics: analysis of published & unpublished studies. fig<strong>share</strong>.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150381.v2
title: The Ultracool RIZzo Spectral Library

description: This fileset contains a compressed (ZIP) version of the Ultracool RIZzo spectral library (individual files can be found in the related links). The Ultracool RIZzo library contains far-red optical (~6,000-10,000 Å) spectra for ultracool objects (low-mass stars, brown dwarfs and giants) covering the R, I and Z bands in the visible, from a variety of references. Please always cite the references in the « Reference » column when using these spectra. When you use parts or all of this spectral library in a publication, we would appreciate that you acknowledge it in the following way : « This research has benefitted from the Ultracool RIZzo Spectral Library (http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11313), maintained by Jonathan Gagné and Kelle Cruz ». We are happy to add more spectra to this library in the future - If you would like to make a contribution, don't hesitate to contact me at jonathan.gagne (AT) astro.umontreal.ca. You can also contact me if you find any error or problem with the library or the data it contains. The main page presenting a data table for this library can be found in the links below.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150354.v1
title: Sitagliptin

description: August 25, 2014 5 pm Bogotá time zone Sitagliptin (Januvia) ClinicalTrials.gov records completed before Jan 2011. Total number of records = 115<br>Expert search terms (PubMed): http://goo.gl/pIdDaQ Records not found = 85<br>Results = 40 Expert search terms of records not found nct00541450 OR nct00961480 OR nct00961857 OR nct01093794 OR nct01354990 OR nct00830076 OR nct01034111 OR nct01095991 OR nct00666848 OR nct01054118 OR nct00095056 OR nct00832624 OR nct00944450 OR nct00420511 OR nct00411554 OR nct00395343 OR nct00466518 OR nct00929201 OR nct00545584 OR nct00758069 OR nct01357148 OR nct00541775 OR nct00642798 OR nct00960453 OR nct00975052 OR nct00103857 OR nct00484419 OR nct01131182 OR nct00833027 OR nct00732121 OR nct00875394 OR nct00842556 OR nct01104532 OR nct00086515 OR nct00449930 OR nct00729326 OR nct00511108 OR nct00696826 OR nct00888238 OR nct00094757 OR nct00631488 OR nct00660075 OR nct00127192 OR nct00696982 OR nct00616811 OR nct00666458 OR nct00766441 OR nct00532935 OR nct00957060 OR nct00481663 OR nct00832390 OR nct00289848 OR nct00789191 OR nct00482079 OR nct01046110 OR nct00854035 OR nct00754988 OR nct00363519 OR nct00482729 OR nct00418366 OR nct00716092 OR nct00364377 OR nct00371007 OR nct01517321 OR nct00699322 OR nct00976261 OR nct00363844 OR nct00425490 OR nct00106704 OR nct01332370 OR nct00760344 OR nct00780715 OR nct01341795 OR nct00790348 OR nct00747383 OR nct01035879 OR nct00411411 OR nct01089790 OR nct00901979 OR nct00871507 OR nct00842400 OR nct00783549 OR nct00426413 OR nct01077323 OR nct00950534
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150354.v3
title: Analysis of published and unpublished sitagliptin (Januvia) studies in humans

description: August 25, 2014 5 pm Bogotá time zone Sitagliptin (Januvia) ClinicalTrials.gov records completed before Jan 2011. Total number of records = 115<br>Expert search terms (PubMed): http://goo.gl/pIdDaQ Records not found = 85<br>Results = 40 Expert search terms of records not found nct00541450 OR nct00961480 OR nct00961857 OR nct01093794 OR nct01354990 OR nct00830076 OR nct01034111 OR nct01095991 OR nct00666848 OR nct01054118 OR nct00095056 OR nct00832624 OR nct00944450 OR nct00420511 OR nct00411554 OR nct00395343 OR nct00466518 OR nct00929201 OR nct00545584 OR nct00758069 OR nct01357148 OR nct00541775 OR nct00642798 OR nct00960453 OR nct00975052 OR nct00103857 OR nct00484419 OR nct01131182 OR nct00833027 OR nct00732121 OR nct00875394 OR nct00842556 OR nct01104532 OR nct00086515 OR nct00449930 OR nct00729326 OR nct00511108 OR nct00696826 OR nct00888238 OR nct00094757 OR nct00631488 OR nct00660075 OR nct00127192 OR nct00696982 OR nct00616811 OR nct00666458 OR nct00766441 OR nct00532935 OR nct00957060 OR nct00481663 OR nct00832390 OR nct00289848 OR nct00789191 OR nct00482079 OR nct01046110 OR nct00854035 OR nct00754988 OR nct00363519 OR nct00482729 OR nct00418366 OR nct00716092 OR nct00364377 OR nct00371007 OR nct01517321 OR nct00699322 OR nct00976261 OR nct00363844 OR nct00425490 OR nct00106704 OR nct01332370 OR nct00760344 OR nct00780715 OR nct01341795 OR nct00790348 OR nct00747383 OR nct01035879 OR nct00411411 OR nct01089790 OR nct00901979 OR nct00871507 OR nct00842400 OR nct00783549 OR nct00426413 OR nct01077323 OR nct00950534 Ramirez, Jorge H (2014): Incretin mimetics: analysis of published & unpublished studies. fig<strong>share</strong>.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150354.v2
title: Analysis of published and unpublished sitagliptin studies in humans

description: August 25, 2014 5 pm Bogotá time zone Sitagliptin (Januvia) ClinicalTrials.gov records completed before Jan 2011. Total number of records = 115<br>Expert search terms (PubMed): http://goo.gl/pIdDaQ Records not found = 85<br>Results = 40 Expert search terms of records not found nct00541450 OR nct00961480 OR nct00961857 OR nct01093794 OR nct01354990 OR nct00830076 OR nct01034111 OR nct01095991 OR nct00666848 OR nct01054118 OR nct00095056 OR nct00832624 OR nct00944450 OR nct00420511 OR nct00411554 OR nct00395343 OR nct00466518 OR nct00929201 OR nct00545584 OR nct00758069 OR nct01357148 OR nct00541775 OR nct00642798 OR nct00960453 OR nct00975052 OR nct00103857 OR nct00484419 OR nct01131182 OR nct00833027 OR nct00732121 OR nct00875394 OR nct00842556 OR nct01104532 OR nct00086515 OR nct00449930 OR nct00729326 OR nct00511108 OR nct00696826 OR nct00888238 OR nct00094757 OR nct00631488 OR nct00660075 OR nct00127192 OR nct00696982 OR nct00616811 OR nct00666458 OR nct00766441 OR nct00532935 OR nct00957060 OR nct00481663 OR nct00832390 OR nct00289848 OR nct00789191 OR nct00482079 OR nct01046110 OR nct00854035 OR nct00754988 OR nct00363519 OR nct00482729 OR nct00418366 OR nct00716092 OR nct00364377 OR nct00371007 OR nct01517321 OR nct00699322 OR nct00976261 OR nct00363844 OR nct00425490 OR nct00106704 OR nct01332370 OR nct00760344 OR nct00780715 OR nct01341795 OR nct00790348 OR nct00747383 OR nct01035879 OR nct00411411 OR nct01089790 OR nct00901979 OR nct00871507 OR nct00842400 OR nct00783549 OR nct00426413 OR nct01077323 OR nct00950534
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150286
title: Monkey temporal preferences in a foraging task and an intertemporal choice task

description: The first letter in the file name indicates the subject. The numbers indicate the date, all files from the same date were collected in the same session. The file letter before the extension is the task type, C for the foraging task, F0 for the intertemporal choice task.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150283
title: Cited Reference Search in Scopus

description: 2014 edition of Scopus cited reference searching for researchers and librarians.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150283.v1
title: Cited Reference Search in Scopus

description: 2014 edition of Scopus cited reference searching for researchers and librarians.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150253
title: University of St Andrews APC data 2013-2014

description: This spreadsheet lists the publication level data which details how the University of St Andrews has spent centrally managed Open Access (OA) funds. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are reported from the RCUK and Wellcome Trust Block Grants, and from a small Library OA fund. The reporting period for RCUK compliance purposes is 1 April 2013 to 31 July 2014. The reporting period for Wellcome Trust begins in Oct, so APCs from this fund cover a partial year. The Library OA Fund is limited to fully OA journals only, and was available from July 2013. Notes are provided in the worksheets to clarify details on APCs and licences. (Spreadsheet amended 25/8/2014 to remove duplicate transaction)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150253.v1
title: University of St Andrews APC data 2013-2014

description: This spreadsheet lists the publication level data which details how the University of St Andrews has spent centrally managed Open Access (OA) funds. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are reported from the RCUK and Wellcome Trust Block Grants, and from a small Library OA fund. The reporting period for RCUK compliance purposes is 1 April 2013 to 31 July 2014. The reporting period for Wellcome Trust begins in Oct, so APCs from this fund cover a partial year. The Library OA Fund is limited to fully OA journals only, and was available from July 2013. Notes are provided in the worksheets to clarify details on APCs and licences.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150230
title: Comparison of methods to reduce myocardial 18F-FDG uptake in mice: calcium channel blockers versus high-fat diets

description: Data of the individual SUV values and the Likert scale score
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150230.v1
title: Comparison of methods to reduce myocardial 18F-FDG uptake in mice: calcium channel blockers versus high-fat diets

description: Data of the individual SUV values and the Likert scale score
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150217
title: Supplementary Material to: Determining regional limits and sectoral constraints for water use

description: Supplementary material to the publication: Tabea K. Lissner, Caroline A. Sullivan, Dominik E. Reusser, and Jürgen P. Kropp (2014): Determining regional limits and sectoral constraints for water use.<br>Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci. Discuss., 11, 4695-4727. doi: 10.5194/hessd-11-4695-2014. ################################################# Detailed content description: These files contain all results of the single anaylsis steps. Initial input data can be obtained through the sources referenced in the original article. Population data: Population data contains the current and future population per region. For South Africa, scenario values were calculated according to the projected growth rates. - population_indonesia.csv, population_southafrica.csv<br>Total population per administrative units for South Africa and Indonesia for the years 2000 and 2025. Note that values for Indonesia have to be multiplied by 1000. Water availability: ncdf files contain global gridded data on water availability. Filenames indicate the impact model, climate model, RCP scenario, CO2 scenario and variable names. Data on water availability are derived from ISI-MIP simulation. File name conventions follow ISI-MIP the documentation. See also https://www.pik-potsdam.de/research/climate-impacts-and-vulnerabilities/research/rd2-cross-cutting-activities/isi-mip/for-modellers/isi-mip-fast-track/simulation-protocol/simulationprotocol-as-of-2013_04_30_version2.3-1 - qtot_cap_ind.csv, qtot_cap_sa.csv<br>Per capita water availability (total runoff, surface and subsurface) for the baseline (1981-2010 and scenario periods (2011-2040) for RCPs 2.6 and 8.5 and two GCMs for South Africa (sa) and Indonesia (ind). RESULTS - all_results_southafrica.csv, all_results_indonesia.csv<br>Result tables contain all fuzzy values and aggregates for South Africa and Indonesia
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1150228
title: Demographics

description: Demographic characterisation