cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/dx6syd75z9.1
title: Contour Identification method for human-robot communication

description: The subject of research was task-oriented communication between humans and collaborative robots in industrial scenario Human-robot interface must be supported by image recognition system in order to identify objects referred to by operator A novel method for contour classification based on flexible editable contour templates (FECT) was developed Practical result was a tool facilitating customization of image recognition systems Verification of the method was done through the laboratory implementation
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p157
title: Allevamento e alimentazione nella Cisalpina romana: un primo bilancio tra Archeologia e Archeozoologia

description: Il testo si propone di offrire un quadro di sintesi preliminare delle conoscenze archeozoologiche nel settore centro-orientale della Cisalpina romana, procedendo mediante l'analisi comparativa dei dati noti ed editi relativi a circa trenta contesti diversi: città, abitati minori, ville/fattorie. Pur tenendo ben presente la specificità di ogni sito, è stato possibile così evidenziare le strette relazioni che la gestione degli animali intrattiene con le caratteristiche ambientali, i sistemi economici e le abitudini alimentari. I dati disponibili hanno permesso di ricostruire soprattutto alcuni aspetti legati al 'consumo' della risorsa animale nella Cisalpina romana, che mostra una netta predilezione per ovini e suini, ma con specificità locali; attraverso l'analisi del consumo si è tentato di ricostruire anche la 'produzione' della risorsa animale, legata alla vocazione ambientale, pur nella consapevolezza della notevole incidenza dei fattori di natura politica, economica e culturale implicati nella complessa relazione produzione-distribuzione-consumo.
description: The paper aims to offer a preliminary framework of knowledge on zooarchaeological topics in the Norh-Eastern Italy during the Roman age, proceeding through a comparative data analysis from about thirty different contexts: cities, towns villas and farms. Considering the specificity of each site, it has been possible to highlight the close relationship between the management of the domestic and wild animals and the environment, the economic systems and the eating habits. The available data allowed to reconstruct above all some aspects related to the 'consumption' of the animal resource in the Roman Cisalpine, which shows a clear predilection for sheep and pigs, but with local specificities; through the analysis of consumption it has been attempted to reconstruct also the 'production' of the animal resource, linked to the environmental vocation, even in the awareness of the considerable incidence of the political, economic and cultural factors involved in the complex production-distribution-consumption relationship.
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p165
title: Cremona, Piazza Marconi: una bottega specializzata nella produzione di oggetti in osso e palco

description: Tra le diverse tipologie di materiali rinvenuti nel corso degli scavi di Piazza Marconi a Cremona un particolare interesse è ricoperto dall’elevato numero di ossa animali lavorate e semilavorate recuperate. L’analisi archeozoologica di questi resti ha permesso di individuare la presenza di una bottega specializzata nella realizzazione di manufatti in osso e palco in attività tra la seconda metà del II secolo a.C. e la prima metà del I secolo a.C. L’approvvigionamento della materia prima avveniva con ogni probabilità negli scarichi di macellazione e lavorazione dei tagli di carne. La cernita degli elementi scheletrici veniva effettuata in funzione degli oggetti che dovevano essere prodotti e ricadeva quasi esclusivamente su elementi scheletrici di bovino. Gli elementi anatomici prevalentemente utilizzati erano i metapodi; seguivano omeri, radi, femori, tibie e ulne. La produzione di cerniere in osso rivestiva nella bottega un ruolo di importanza primaria, ma numerosi resti documentano anche una produzione finalizzata alla realizzazione di stili e, in quantità minore, di altri oggetti. Parte della produzione era sicuramente legata alla lavorazione del palco di cervo, come testimoniato dal discreto numero di resti rinvenuti. L’esame dei resti faunistici ha permesso di identificare anche un frammento di palco di alce.
description: Among different types of evidence found in the archaeological site of Piazza Marconi in Cremona (excavation carried out by the Soprintendenza Archeologica della Lombardia), a large number of worked and semi-processed animal remains are of special interest. The archaeozoological analysis of these remains provided considerable information that allowed indicating the presence of a workshop specialised in the production of bone and antler artefacts between the second half of the 2nd century and the first half of the 1st century BC. The supply of raw material took place probably in the waste of butchery process. The sorting of the skeletal elements was based on the objects that had to be produced and fell almost exclusively on cattle. The most used anatomical elements were metacarpals and metatarsals, followed by scapulae, radii, femurs, tibias and ulnas. The production of bone door hinges in the workshop played a role of primary importance. Numerous remains also documented a production of bone styli and other objects. Part of the production from the workshop was definitely linked to the processing of deer antlers, as evidenced by the considerable number of remains found in here. The antlers of deer coming from this excavation are mostly characterised by a series of cuts made with a serrated knife. The study of the faunal remains has also allowed identifying one fragment of elk antler.
DOI: 10.17632/xf7d8ggxpd.1
title: VCP machinery mediates autophagic degradation of empty Argonaute

description: Unprocessed and uncompressed imaging data for Kobayashi et al.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3359868
title: 20 min of 10 deg/sec stimulation

description: Negative optokinetic afternystagmus in larval zebrafish demonstrates set-point adaptation
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3359869
title: 20 min of 10 deg/sec stimulation

description: Negative optokinetic afternystagmus in larval zebrafish demonstrates set-point adaptation
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3359870
title: 40 min of 10 deg/sec stimulation

description: Negative optokinetic afternystagmus in larval zebrafish demonstrates set-point adaptation
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3359871
title: 40 min of 10 deg/sec stimulation

description: Negative optokinetic afternystagmus in larval zebrafish demonstrates set-point adaptation
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.618907
title: WiggleZ Dark Energy Survey Baryon Acoustic Oscillation Random Catalogues

description: Data products associated with the WiggleZ Dark Energy survey measurement of the Baryon Acoustic Oscillations (BAO), as described in Blake et al. arXiv:1108.2635 (2011, MNRAS, 418, 1707) Data is given for 6 WiggleZ regions (01, 03, 09, 11, 15, 22 hrs) in 3 different overlapping redshift slices (z=0.2-0.6, 0.4-0.8, 0.6-1.0), matching the datasets analyzed in the final WiggleZ baryon acoustic peak paper Blake et al. (2011, MNRAS, 418, 1707). For each sub-region the following files are given: <strong>Correlation function:</strong> xi_**hr*.dat - correlation function measurement and covariance matrix for each sub-region. Format of the file: 1st line: nbin, ngalaxy nbin lines: mean separation [Mpc/h], xi(s), sqrt[Cov(i,i)] nbin x nbin lines: i, j, Cov(i,j) The covariance matrix is from lognormal realizations, not jack-knife regions. <strong>Combined correlation function:</strong> xi_combined*.dat - correlation function measurement for each redshift range combining the measurements in each sub-region, in the same format as above. <strong>Integral constant:</strong> wigglez_ic.dat - integral constraint correction which should be added to the measured correlation function, format of the file is: Region [hr], zmin, zmax, integral constraint delta-xi We are considering adding another 90 random catalogues in the near future. For now the random catalogues used in the previous analysis are available below.
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p183
title: Nora: analisi archeozoologica di un contesto chiuso. Probabili manifestazioni cultuali in età romana

description: Nell'ambito del progetto di ricerca Isthmos che vede la collaborazione tra la cattedra di Archeologia Greca e Romana dell'Università di Cagliari con la Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio per la città metropolitana di Cagliari e per le province di Oristano, Medio Campidano, Carbonia-Iglesias, Ogliastra e il Comune di Pula, a partire dal maggio 2013 sono state condotte alcune indagini archeologiche all'interno di un area già occupata da servitù militare e recentemente ceduta al demanio pubblico. Lo scavo dell'area Alfa ha permesso di individuare una serie di stratigrafie inquadrabili tra l'età romana repubblicana e tardo imperiale. In particolare è stata indagata una fossa riempita da strati ricchi di elementi ceramici, alcuni votivi e molte ossa animali. È stata dunque avviata una collaborazione con il sottoscritto e Barbara Wilkens, docente di Archeozoologia all'Università di Sassari, per l'esame dei reperti osteologici. Il lavoro su questi materiali si è rivelato utile per poter rafforzare le ipotesi degli archeologi che interpretano la fossa come il risultato della dismissione di un area sacra presente verosimilmente nelle vicinanze del settore di scavo. L'esame dei resti osteologici ci permette inoltre di poter discutere sulla tipologia e morfologia delle specie rappresentate oltre che di alcune pratiche cultuali tipiche dell'età romana.
description: In May 2013 the Isthmos research project started with the collaboration of Greek and Roman Archaeology teaching post at the University of Cagliari, the Soprintendenza Archeologia della Sardegna and the city council of Pula. Some archaeological investigations carried out in a new area of the Roman city of Nora were part of the project. During the excavation some layers dated from the Republican to the Late Imperial periods were bought to light in area Alfa. In particular, the excavation concerned a pit filled with pottery, votive artefacts and animal bones. The collaboration between the Isthmos project and the teaching post of Archaeozoology at the University of Sassari allowed starting the study of animal remains. The archaeozoological framework was useful to verify the archaeological interpretation of the feature: a ditch filled with the remains from a sacred complex located close to the excavated area. in this work we will also discuss the frequency of the species and all aspects of the animal remains found into the pit, as well as the Roman ritual practices evidenced by the feature.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3360036
title: DWD European Weather 2

description: opendata.dwd.de - OpenData by Deutscher Wetter Dienst Conditions: https://www.dwd.de/EN/service/copyright/copyright_node.html dates and times are UTC.
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p189
title: The Gabii "zoo": exotic and unusual animals from the Roman layers

description: Le indagini archeologiche intraprese sin dal 2007 nel sito romano di Gabii sulla Via Prenestina, sotto la direzione del Prof. Terrenato (Università del Michigan), hanno fornito un grandissimo campione faunistico. La maggior parte dei reperti appartiene a comuni mammiferi domestici, soprattutto ovicaprini, maiali e bovini, come pure cani, in proporzioni variabili a seconda del periodo e dell'area del sito. Tuttavia, inaspettatamente alcuni reperti non rientrano nel solito panorama delle specie presenti in una città romana: in particolare sono stati identificati alcuni resti di grandi felini (leone, leopardo) e orso. Inoltre è stato rinvenuto un omero di castoro con tracce di taglio che suggeriscono l'occasionale sfruttamento di questa specie come cibo. Un ulteriore ritrovamento inusuale è rappresentato da un'ulna di avvoltoio.
description: The archaeological investigations carried out since 2007 at the roman site of Gabii on the Via Prenestina, under the direction of Prof. Terrenato (University of Michigan), yielded a very large faunal assemblage. Most of the remains belong to common domestic animals, mainly caprines, pigs, and cattle as well as dogs, presenting variable proportions according to the time period and the area within the settlement. However, unexpectedly few specimens did not fit in the ordinary species range of a roman town: in particular some remains of large felids (lion, leopard) and bear have been identified. In addition a beaver humerus was also recovered; the specimen showed cut marks that suggest the occasional exploitation of this species as food. A further unusual finding is represented by a vulture ulna.
DOI: 10.17632/rg2n37c7sw.1
title: Data for 'Carbon sequestration and vegetation properties across the age of community managed exclosures in Northern Ethiopia'

description: Exclosures are becoming the common approaches used to rehabilitate and increase the net biomass productivity of the extremely degraded areas. However, its effect across the age of exclusion on vegetation and soil properties is not yet predictable on the communal lands of Northern Ethiopia.This data are collected to investigate the effect of land exclusion and age of exclosures on vegetation and soil properties. To do so, we selected three age of exclosures (5 to 7, 12 to 15 and &gt;20 years) and adjacent free grazing areas. Each age of exclosure was replicated three times with agroecological similarity in consideration. From each exclosure and free grazing areas, six larger plots (10 m x 20 m), which a total of 72 larger plots were sampled. Five small quadrats of 1 m x 1 m (a total of 360) were nested within each larger plot. The data are herbaceous species richness, herbaceous species diversity, herbaceous species dominance, herbaceous species evenness, herbaceous composition, herbaceous density, woody species richness woody species diversity, woody species evenness, woody density, herbaceous aboveground biomass, woody aboveground , woody below ground biomass, aboveground biomass carbon, below ground biomass carbon, soil organic carbon stock, total nitrogen, total potassium, CEC, EC, PH, balk density. Our result indicates that species richness, diversity, biomass, biomass carbon, SOC, total nitrogen (TN) and total potassium (TK) were significantly (p&lt;0.05) increased due to exclusion of communal lands. Density of perennial species, density of grass species, woody species richness, diversity and density, woody biomass, biomass carbon, SOC, TN and TK were significantly (p&lt;0.05) increased with the age of exclosures, whereas herbaceous species richness and diversity, and annual species density were higher in the young-aged exclosures than in the other older exclosures. The higher value of vegetation and soil properties in the older exclosures is due to improved soil fertility, reduced erosion, and moisture conservation. The decreased herbaceous species richness and diversity with age of exclosures is due to the woody density and canopy, and domination by few perennial grasses. The old exclosures stored 267% and 37.66% more biomass carbon and SOC than the young-aged exclosures, respectively. This study is important to conclude on the benefit of land exclosure for permanent carbon storage, which is vital to reduce greenhouse gas. The reduced herbaceous biomass, richness, and diversity in the old exclosures may need to look into light grazing when the age of exclosures reach its herbaceous climax productivity. Alternative feed resource for community livestock and carbon credit payment may need for the community when permanent exclosure is targeted for carbon stock. This may assure the willingness of the community for sustainable protection of the exclosures.
DOI: 10.17632/t6nx2mmhg9.1
title: Analsis data: HTSA approach

description: All the data relating the case studies used to validate the HTSA approach. These include: simply supported beam, continuous three-span bridge, the viaduct of Rodenillo, and the viaduct of Santa Ana. Along with the data files, MATLAB scripts are also provided to post-process the results.
DOI: 10.17632/xf6y59gz6c.1
title: Comprehensive analysis of transcription in a genome-reduced bacterium shows the importance of non-transcription factor-dependent regulation

description: Online supplemental material for "Determination of the Gene Regulatory Network of a Genome-Reduced Bacterium Highlights Alternative Regulation Independent of Transcription Factors".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3359874
title: SPV and QPF data

description: Negative optokinetic afternystagmus in larval zebrafish demonstrates set-point adaptation
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3359875
title: SPV and QPF data

description: Negative optokinetic afternystagmus in larval zebrafish demonstrates set-point adaptation
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p193
title: Aristotele, il mosaico nilotico di Palestrina e il choiropithecos

description: In questo articolo viene discussa la reale possibilità che Aristotele (IV sec. a.C.) conoscesse il choiropithecos, vocabolo che compare solo nella Historia animalium (HA) e nel mosaico nilotico di Palestrina (MNP). Nell'HA, per descrivere il muso del meglio conosciuto chamaileon (il camaleonte), Aristotele avrebbe preso a modello il muso del misterioso choiropithecos, usualmente identificato con un babbuino. Nel MNP ci sono parecchie figure zoomorfe affiancate da iscrizioni, delle vere e proprie didascalie; per questo il MNP è una fonte preziosa che consente di avere una corrispondenza immediata tra il nome e l'immagine dell'animale. L'iscrizione choiropithec affianca l'immagine di un piccolo suide dal muso appuntito, grandi orecchie, piccola criniera e codina all'insù. L'autorevole testimonianza di Plinio il Vecchio rivela la reale natura del choiropithecos mostrando la sostanziale identità tra il misterioso animale dell'HA e la figura zoomorfa del MNP. Un breve excursus sulla storia della scienza moderna e delle varie edizioni delle opere zoologiche di Aristotele contribuisce a capire l'errata identificazione del choiropithecos con il babbuino.
description: The hypothesis that Aristotle (4th century BC) already knew the choiropithecos is discussed in this paper; this word appears only in the Historia Animalium (HA) and in the Nilotic mosaic of Palestrina (MNP). In the HA, Aristotle would have used the face of the mysterious choiropithecos, usually identified with a baboon, as a model to describe the snout of the better known chamaileon (the chameleon). In the MNP several inscriptions accompanied the zoomorphic representations as captions. For this reason the MNP is a valuable source that allows having an immediate correspondence between the name and the image of the animal. The inscription choiropithec was identified in association with the picture of a small swine with pointed snout, a small mane, big ears and small upward tail. The authoritative testimony of Pliny the Elder reveals the real nature of the choiropithecos showing substantial identity between the mysterious animal of the HA and the zoomorphic figure of MNP. A brief discussion on the history of modern science and of the various editions of the zoological works of Aristotle helps to understand the misidentification of choiropithecos with the baboon.
DOI: 10.17632/295jr2np2w.1
title: Association Between Psoriasis and Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

description: Search strategy for Association Between Psoriasis and Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
DOI: 10.17632/4wwprbzm8b.1
title: Analysis of Hand Hygiene in Nursing Professionals of the Adult Intensive Care Unit of the Regional Hospital of Baixo Amazonas

description: These data presents a set of information about nosocomial infections that occur and can be prevented by hand hygiene. The variables analyzed were frequency, time and hand hygiene techniques performed by nursing professionals in the adult ICU of the Baixo Amazonas Regional Hospital. The data were collected through the filling of hand hygiene control forms by nursing professionals after health care procedures. The study was approved by the UEPA Ethics Council. A negative result was observed regarding hand hygiene of the investigated professional, although there was encouragement from the Center for Hospital Infection Control - CCIH.
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p201
title: Medioevo e Post-Medioevo
DOI: 10.1285/i9788883051487p203
title: Analisi tafonomica del campione faunistico dal riempimento basso-medievale della chiesa del castello di Santa Severa

description: Gli scavi condotti all'interno della chiesa del castello di Santa Severa hanno portato al recupero di un campione faunistico di circa 20.000 elementi scheletrici, che testimonia il consumo di animali in un arco cronologico che va dal XIII alla metà del XIV secolo d.C., come già presentato nel precedente Convegno AIAZ 2012. Nel presente lavoro viene approfondito lo studio delle modificazioni ossee naturali ed antropiche riscontrate su un campione di 4.709 elementi ossei. La possibile esistenza di tecniche ripetitive e consolidate nella lavorazione delle carcasse è stata analizzata verificando la posizione, la direzione e la ripetizione dei fendenti o dei tagli nelle singole categorie di elementi ossei all'interno delle specie identificate. La frequenza delle tracce di combustione, l'intervento dei carnivori e dei roditori, e anche le incrostazioni calcaree dovute alla presenza d'acqua, hanno contribuito a chiarire le modalità ed i fattori intervenuti nelle trasformazioni subite dai resti.
description: The excavations carried out in the church of the Santa Severa castle, led to the recovery of a faunal sample of about 20,000 skeletal elements, representing animal consumption over a chronological range between the 13th and the mid-14th century AD, as already presented previously. The present research focuses on the natural and human bone modifications identified on a sample of 4,709 bone specimens. The possible existence of repetitive and established techniques for carcass processing has been analysed verifying the position, direction and recurrence of chop or cut marks on each skeletal element category within the identified species. The frequency of combustion traces, carnivore and rodent intervention, as well as the calcareous concretions produced by the presence of water, allowed to clarify the modalities and the factors contributing to the transformation of the remains. Last but not least is the analysis of some bone and antler artefacts and the search in the sample of the different working stages.