cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-1312448235
title: Direct synthesis of a ternary superhydride, YxFeyHz compound: structure and metastability

description: The aim of this proposal is to obtain a ternary hydride by mixing two metals that are known to form binary superhydrides. In hydrogen at Mbar pressures, Y and Fe form binary superhydrides, respectively: YH6 with a cage-like H sublattice [5], and FeH5 with atomic H layers [6]. We will thus search for a ternary superhydride in the Y-Fe-H system. This is a continuation of the proposal HC-5070 in which a remarkable uptake of hydrogen under pressure by YFe2 up to YFe2H7 has been characterized. Hints for a transition to a YxFeyHz compound have been observed above 60 GPa. The beamtime will be devoted to solving the structure of YxFeyHz by single-crystal XRD and to measuring its equation of state and metastability range by decreasing pressure to ambient condition. Other compounds will be searched by exploring the 60-160 GPa range. Ab-initio calculations will then be performed to determine the structure of the H sublattice.
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-1347183043
title: IHR

description: IHR, continuation of ES-1259
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-1343540335
title: Bragg Coherent Modulation Imaging method for highly strained crystals

description: This proposal aims to demonstrate the modulation-based BCDI approach (i.e. Bragg coherent modulation imaging, BCMI) to address the inability of conventional BCDI for use with highly strained nanocrystals. The basic idea of BCMI is to utilize a known wavefront modulator to increase the phase encoding of the object diffraction while eliminating the propagation ambiguity in conventional BCDI.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23857713
title: Reproduction and survival data

description: This file contains two sheets.Sheet 1: reproduction and surival data.Column 1: Strain (one of C2/7, M83/4, X11/14, M26/9/10)Column 2: SMgroup (size manipulation group: E-enlarged or R-reduced)Column 3: TEMPgroup (temperature treatment group: 8 or 12 degrees Celsius)Column 4: Set (batch identifier)Column 5: Well (position within tissue culture plates)Column 6: Cooling date (starting date of experiments)Column 7: SexStartDate (date when first gonads were observed)Remaining columns: gonad number on the given dates (Month_Date format)Sheet 2: Size of polyps after body size manipulation and two weeks later.PostArea: size in pixels after size manipulationPostStdmm: length of millimeter on the grid in pixels for PostAreaw2Area: size in pixels two weeks after size manipulationw2Stdmm: length of millimeter on the grid in pixels for w2Area<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23857713.v1
title: Reproduction and survival data

description: This file contains two sheets.Sheet 1: reproduction and surival data.Column 1: Strain (one of C2/7, M83/4, X11/14, M26/9/10)Column 2: SMgroup (size manipulation group: E-enlarged or R-reduced)Column 3: TEMPgroup (temperature treatment group: 8 or 12 degrees Celsius)Column 4: Set (batch identifier)Column 5: Well (position within tissue culture plates)Column 6: Cooling date (starting date of experiments)Column 7: SexStartDate (date when first gonads were observed)Remaining columns: gonad number on the given dates (Month_Date format)Sheet 2: Size of polyps after body size manipulation and two weeks later.PostArea: size in pixels after size manipulationPostStdmm: length of millimeter on the grid in pixels for PostAreaw2Area: size in pixels two weeks after size manipulationw2Stdmm: length of millimeter on the grid in pixels for w2Area<br>
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7984789
title: Data and codes for An atomic-scale multi-qubit platform

description: All the source data, codes and raw images used in main text and supplementary information of "<strong>An atomic-scale multi-qubit platform</strong>" are supplied in the file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7984788
title: Data and codes for An atomic-scale multi-qubit platform

description: All the source data, codes and raw images used in main text and supplementary information of "<strong>An atomic-scale multi-qubit platform</strong>" are supplied in the file.
DOI: 10.5278/7c3259a9-0a9b-486f-a745-f72f08d765c2
title: Data set for the thesis "On the Propagation of Harmonics in Meshed Transmission Power Systems with a Large Number of Underground Cables"
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8412720
title: Dataset of a project entitled "Knowledge of traffic signs among vehicle drivers of Bangladesh"

description: Road traffic accidents remain a significant public health concern globally, causing a staggering number of fatalities and injuries annually. Our study delves into the knowledge and perceptions of traffic signs among bus drivers in Bangladesh, a country witnessing a notable surge in economic growth and urbanization, leading to increased motorization and road accidents. The research examines the level of traffic sign knowledge and perceptions among 300 licensed bus drivers using a cross-sectional survey approach. The results provide insights regarding the driver's understanding and shed light on key factors contributing to comprehension levels, including age, education, and training.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8412719
title: Dataset of a project entitled "Knowledge of traffic signs among vehicle drivers of Bangladesh"

description: Road traffic accidents remain a significant public health concern globally, causing a staggering number of fatalities and injuries annually. Our study delves into the knowledge and perceptions of traffic signs among bus drivers in Bangladesh, a country witnessing a notable surge in economic growth and urbanization, leading to increased motorization and road accidents. The research examines the level of traffic sign knowledge and perceptions among 300 licensed bus drivers using a cross-sectional survey approach. The results provide insights regarding the driver's understanding and shed light on key factors contributing to comprehension levels, including age, education, and training.
DOI: 10.17632/bm9d4j7wr6.1
title: Fire Space Specification Article Dataset

description: This dataset contains fire spatial data articles, and each specification has constraints on geographic spatial attributes.
DOI: 10.17632/z3brzcfj88.1
title: Dynamic coefficient data of an electric motorcycle

description: Dynamic coefficient is used to calculate parts subject by dynamic loads. To determine the stress state under dynamic loads it is important to evaluate the mehcanic behaviour of the parts. In this dataset is showed results for the dynamic coefficient kd in the rear wheel of an electric motorcycle. Dynamic coefficient was calculated like de relationship between the dynamic and static displacement of the spring of the shock absorber. The lenght of the spring was obtained by means of pictures that was processes in the SolidWorks software. In this study was obtained that the maximum dynamic coefficient is equal to 1,59.
DOI: 10.17632/jbs7mfzbr3.1
title: Genes de resistencia One health E. coli

description: The database contains the analysis of resistance genes from E. coli genomes of human, plant and animal origin.
DOI: 10.17632/yzm9z2vpnn.1
title: Supporting information for Transition between dune collision patterns — a numerical simulation study

description: Barchan dunes often occur in swarms on Earth and extraterrestrial bodies. Collisions among barchan dunes have been extensively investigated since it has been one of the main causes for the dune swarm to achieve size and migration speed selection. As a localized simplification of dune collision, the double-dune collision can be divided into coalescence and ejection. Effect of the relative sizes of two dunes on the collision patterns have been widely studied, whereas the influence of inter-dune space has been less mentioned. Here, the Real-Space Cellular Automaton Laboratory (ReSCAL) model is applied to comprehensively investigate the effects of inter-dune space and relative dune size on the dune collision patterns. A parameter space is established to include the abovementioned effects, where a transition surface distinguishing coalescence and ejection is determined. As confirmed by field observations and subaquatic experiments, a comprehensive depiction of transition between coalescence and ejection is provided that may be used to bring new constraints on the morphodynamics of barchan dune fields. The supporting information contains four texts: physical scaling in ReSCAL (T1), distinguishing upstream and downstream dunes (T2), data processing of the double–dune collision cases in the field (T3) and of subaquatic experiments (T4), as well as Video 1 that illustrates the lateral offset between two dunes caused by the periodic calving along the horns of large barchans.
DOI: 10.17632/yzm9z2vpnn.2
title: Supporting information for Transition between dune collision patterns — a numerical simulation study

description: Barchan dunes often occur in swarms on Earth and extraterrestrial bodies. Collisions among barchan dunes have been extensively investigated since it has been one of the main causes for the dune swarm to achieve size and migration speed selection. As a localized simplification of dune collision, the double-dune collision can be divided into coalescence and ejection. Effect of the relative sizes of two dunes on the collision patterns have been widely studied, whereas the influence of inter-dune space has been less mentioned. Here, the Real-Space Cellular Automaton Laboratory (ReSCAL) model is applied to comprehensively investigate the effects of inter-dune space and relative dune size on the dune collision patterns. A parameter space is established to include the abovementioned effects, where a transition surface distinguishing coalescence and ejection is determined. As confirmed by field observations and subaquatic experiments, a comprehensive depiction of transition between coalescence and ejection is provided that may be used to bring new constraints on the morphodynamics of barchan dune fields. The supporting information contains four texts: physical scaling in ReSCAL (T1), distinguishing upstream and downstream dunes (T2), data processing of the double–dune collision cases in the field (T3) and of subaquatic experiments (T4), as well as Video 1 that illustrates the lateral offset between two dunes caused by the periodic calving along the horns of large barchans.
DOI: 10.17632/nm56zf9wcr.1
title: High Dose of Metformin Decreases Susceptibility to Occlusive Arterial Thrombosis Uniquely in Type-2 Diabetic Mice

description: We hypothesize that Metformin will protect T2D mice from occlusive arterial thrombus formation by altering platelet activation and mitochondrial bioenergetics.
DOI: 10.17632/cyb36wsh6c.1
title: In-House Electrospinner

description: This data set contains all the CAD and STL Files used and required for reproducing the in-house electrospinning hardware with three different collectors.
DOI: 10.17632/cyb36wsh6c.2
title: In-House Electrospinner

description: This data set contains all the CAD and STL Files used and required for reproducing the in-house electrospinning hardware with three different collectors.
DOI: 10.17632/894wyrck2j.1
title: Ratios of the cost by square meter for different parts on the building envelope in the Northern region of Morocco

description: This dataset presents the aggregated cost by square meter (Cost/m2 ) of different parts of the building namely: the Floor, the Walls, the Roof and the Windows.
DOI: 10.17632/hm8sp87r4x.1
title: Raw Data of the cost of construction materials in the Northern region of Morocco

description: The raw data describes the price evolution of construction materials from 2005 to 2020 in the Northern Region of Morocco. The list comprises a large set of materials: Structural and Finishing work.
DOI: 10.17632/9kfrk75dmk.1
title: Data for: Marine redox state and nitrate bioavailability along the northern margin of the Superior craton in the late Paleoproterozoic

description: This document contains numerical data to build the figures in the main text.
DOI: 10.17632/64z84btr5c.1
title: BP and HR

description: The Softron BP-2010 noninvasive rat-tail sphygmomanometer was used, and all rats were acclimated to the noninvasive rat-tail sphygmomanometer for blood pressure (BP) and HR measurement for 1 week. BP and HR were then measured weekly at the same time point using the noninvasive tail-sleeve arterial BP test. This method uses a specialized volume pressure recording sensor, which detects all blood volume changes and is connected by a cuff that is placed over the animal’s tail. Rats needed to be restrained in specific holders and artificially heated to maintain normal BP. The pulse transducer was fixed, and after the subject was quiet, the pulse transducer was turned on. The test was started after the pulse wave appeared and stabilized, with an interval of 2 min between each test. Each rat was measured 3 times, and the average value was taken.
DOI: 10.17632/64z84btr5c.2
title: Vital signs and intestinal flora in rats

description: The Softron BP-2010 noninvasive rat-tail sphygmomanometer was used, and all rats were acclimated to the noninvasive rat-tail sphygmomanometer for blood pressure (BP) and HR measurement for 1 week. BP and HR were then measured weekly at the same time point using the noninvasive tail-sleeve arterial BP test. This method uses a specialized volume pressure recording sensor, which detects all blood volume changes and is connected by a cuff that is placed over the animal’s tail. Rats needed to be restrained in specific holders and artificially heated to maintain normal BP. The pulse transducer was fixed, and after the subject was quiet, the pulse transducer was turned on. The test was started after the pulse wave appeared and stabilized, with an interval of 2 min between each test. Each rat was measured 3 times, and the average value was taken.
DOI: 10.17632/64z84btr5c.3
title: Vital signs and intestinal flora in rats

description: The Softron BP-2010 noninvasive rat-tail sphygmomanometer was used, and all rats were acclimated to the noninvasive rat-tail sphygmomanometer for blood pressure (BP) and HR measurement for 1 week. BP and HR were then measured weekly at the same time point using the noninvasive tail-sleeve arterial BP test. This method uses a specialized volume pressure recording sensor, which detects all blood volume changes and is connected by a cuff that is placed over the animal’s tail. Rats needed to be restrained in specific holders and artificially heated to maintain normal BP. The pulse transducer was fixed, and after the subject was quiet, the pulse transducer was turned on. The test was started after the pulse wave appeared and stabilized, with an interval of 2 min between each test. Each rat was measured 3 times, and the average value was taken.
DOI: 10.17632/nhyk845rpb.1
title: Supplementary Tables: Effects of Formalin Fixation on Ex Vivo Confocal Microscopy imaging: Towards Rapid Pathology

description: Table 1: Tissue characteristics and patient demographics Table 2: Change in tissue size and laser intensities from baseline fresh imaging (TP0) to formalin fixation across time-points (TP1-TP9)
DOI: 10.17632/8hj76bpzpv.1
title: Dataset for traffic analysis in Casablanca, Morocco

description: The dataset contains : - The built environments variables in 22 communes of Casablanca: Population size, Number of Tram and Bus stations, the number of each type of roads - The Land use variables: Region area, Parking area, Industrial area, Parks area, Residential area, University/ Institution area and Number of Commercial Building. - The distance and real-time travel of 440 trajectories obtained by Waze API every hour during one week (24 hours/day from Monday to Sunday) - The Travel Time Index (TTI) of the 440 trajectories.
DOI: 10.17632/xxxb82xy4k.1
title: Study area, Selection criteria, Investigation time, and Data analysis

description: Study area, Selection criteria, Investigation time, and Data analysis
DOI: 10.17632/cdjyh5ytp8.1
title: Mildew detection in rice grains based on computer vision and YOLO convolutional neural network

description: data for paper Mildew detection in rice grains based on computer vision and YOLO convolutional neural network
DOI: 10.17632/7n8g3fbgw6.1
title: Determination of the power dissipated by the rolling resistance of a prototype of a photovoltaic electric vehicle as a function of the variation of the mass.

description: The purpose of this study is to calculate the power lost due to rolling resistance in an electrical power generator. The generator was developed to meet the energy needs of remote areas. To enable it to move, electric motors with a 3000 W power output are integrated into the rear wheels, which constitutes the propulsion system. Rolling resistance is one of the resistances that the generator must overcome to move. To calculate rolling resistance, we utilize the traction coefficient which takes into account inflation pressure. Additionally, the rolling coefficient, caused by the local deformation of the tire under load (mass) at the wheels, generates a resisting torque resulting in power dissipation. We observe how varying the mass of the vehicle affects the resistance value, enabling us to determine the dissipated power. Using MATLAB, we can visualize the ensuing power variations. This article demonstrates that rolling resistance significantly impacts the energy consumption depending on the suspended mass of the designed electric vehicle.
DOI: 10.17632/zzv4fn8scf.1
title: Consumption of Cosmetic Products: Why Bleach?

description: Due to consumers' high demand for cosmetic products and the effect of cultural diversities, we find mainly blacks engaging in bleaching in order to become light-skin instead of remaining dark skin as they were born. Considering that the context of the survey was made up of mainly French-speaking individuals, the questionnaire was administered through a computer-assisted personal interview [CAPI survey] using tablets and smartphones. The data was collected in cosmetic shops in a metropolitan city in Cameroon. On one hand, we captured consumers' perception of bleaching through several Likert scale items [1. strongly disagree - 5. strongly agree], second, we captured the motives behind bleaching and lastly we measured the effect of peers and advertisements on bleaching. The data indicates that; female are more prone to bleaching due to peer pressure, and partner requests compared to males who mainly bleach because they want to look more handsome.
DOI: 10.17632/dztyr22chx.1
title: DeSignScrum – An agility educational resource strengthened with creativity

description: Dataset obtained in each survey and participant to know the level of learning in agile and creative project management after using the DeSignScrum teaching resource. In addition, "Appendix_I-Surveys_provided_to_participants" is included, which includes the different surveys used without completing them and "Appendix_II Components_and_elements_of_educational" which shows comparative tables with greater detail on the components and elements included in the different educational resources presented in the research article.
DOI: 10.17632/dztyr22chx.2
title: DesignScrum – An Agility Educational Resource Powered by Creativity

description: Dataset obtained in each survey and participant to know the level of learning in agile and creative project management after using the DesignScrum teaching resource. In addition, "Appendix_I-Surveys_provided_to_participants" is included, which includes the different surveys used without completing them and "Appendix_II Components_and_elements_of_educational" which shows comparative tables with greater detail on the components and elements included in the different educational resources presented in the research article.
DOI: 10.17632/n9scz66vxh.1
title: Literature Set for the Planning for the Sustainability of Freight and Logistics (guiding principles for regional policy) project

description: A complete bibliography of 265 sources, reviewed over several years, for the strategic planning for freight project. The sources are grouped into a taxonomy developed through this project. The final article for this project is forthcoming in the European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research (EJTIR), coauthored with Mike Browne (GU).
DOI: 10.17632/ccyzyrcp8x.1
title: Predator-prey behaviour (Lipophrys pholis and Echinogammarus marinus)

description: Behaviour scored using Boris of shanny-amphiopd (Lipophrys pholis and Echinogammarus marinus) experiments in 3D printed arenas.
DOI: 10.17632/w2s5rf58zd.1
title: DOI paper sentiment data

description: Tweets and features for Bitcoin ensemble model
DOI: 10.17632/t8jvs9xt8b.1
title: Social Media and Elections

description: Reproduction Data for "The Effect of Social Media on Elections: Evidence from the United States" published in the "Journal of the European Economics Association"
DOI: 10.17632/djmf8kj3v3.1
title: Predator-prey feeding events (Lipophrys pholis-Echinogammarus marinus)

description: Results of feeding trials in 3D printed arenas with different density of obstacles using shanny-amphiopd (Lipophrys pholis-Echinogammarus marinus) predator-prey model.
DOI: 10.17632/9nkrt75hgn.1
title: Features AI sentiment model

description: Features for ensemble model
DOI: 10.17632/x7yvshrnxy.1
title: Tweets

description: Bitcoin tweets
DOI: 10.17632/bvc5nwv64b.1
title: Code for Unilateral Tax Policy in the Open Economy

description: This code is for replicating the numerical simulations in "Unilateral Tax Policy in the Open Economy" by Kohl and Richter.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24258535
title: Supplementary Dataset 1

description: This is the data of forest thinning on soil carbon stock change.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24258535.v1
title: Supplementary Dataset 1

description: This is the data of forest thinning on soil carbon stock change.
DOI: 10.17632/rj67wxd6tt.1
title: The oomycete-specific BAG subfamily maintains cellular protein homeostasis and promotes pathogenicity in an atypical HSP70-independent manner

description: Original western blot images of in Cell Reports.
DOI: 10.17632/2xrxbm8g6j.1
title: Adenovirus 5C Hexon Molecular Dynamics Snapshots

description: Thirty snapshots at 20ns intervals from 600ns MD of the trimmed "upper" part of Adenovirus 5C Hexon.
DOI: 10.17632/b96sw3jffy.1
title: SAXS nanoparticles for machine learning

description: This dataset contains real and simulated SAXS data representing nanoparticles samples. The dataset is divided in 4 sub-datasets : synth_xeuss_1800_HR, synth_nano_HR, real_xeuss_1800_HR and real_nano_HR. For synthetic DS, each sample contains the normalized intensity vector I (cm-1), the q vector (A-1), nanoparticles structural parameters used for SaSview simulation, and class label in field 'group'. Real DS are made up of 10 samples each. Each sample is identified by its name (e.g. 'sphere_1') and contains the associated normalized intensity vector and q vector. Intensity vectors are preprocessed with the following steps: 1. buffer background removal 2. time normalization More informations about those data are available in "Automated selection of nanoparticle models for SAXS data analysis using machine learning" (Monge, Deschamps, Amini)