cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.4121/13606559.v1
title: Data underlying the paper: Plant siting and economic potential of ocean thermal energy conversion in Indonesia - A novel GIS-based methodology

description: This dataset lists all sites that are practically suitable for OTEC deployment in Indonesia based on seawater temperature difference, water depths and marine protected areas.<br>The columns of the dataset are as follows:<br><br>Prov_Start, Long_Start, and Lat_Start described the province, longitude and latitude of the site for OTEC deployment in the ocean. <br><br>Prov_End, Long_End, and Lat_End describe the province, longitude, and latitude of the connection point on land to which the power lines of the OTEC plant are assumed to be connected. <br><br>Distance describes the linear distance between OTEC plant and onshore connection point.<br> Temperature describes the seawater temperature difference between warm surface water (depth 0 m) and cold deep-sea water (depth 1,000 m) and reflect the average temperature difference from 21 August 2013 00:00 until 27 November 2018. The resolution of the data is 24 hours.<br><br>Depth describes the water depth with a negative sign, meaning that -1 means a water depth of 1m. <br><br>BPP represents the Basic Cost of Electricity Production in Indonesia, a metric that is used to calculate the feed-in tariff for the produced OTEC power. IMPORTANT, the feed-in tariff is not equal to BPP, but instead 85% of the BPP.<br>LCOE_HC and LCOE_LC describe the calculated Levelised Cost of Electricity based on High-Cost (HC) and Low-Cost (LC) assumptions for the OTEC plant.<br>Eco_Pot_HC and Eco_Pot_LC describe the economic potential of the OTEC plant at the given location. If the LCOE is equal or lower than 85% of the BPP, its economic potential equals the nominal size of the plant, in this study 100 MW. If the LCOE is higher than 85% of BPP, the economic potential is 0.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13606559.v2
title: Data underlying the paper: Plant siting and economic potential of ocean thermal energy conversion in Indonesia - A novel GIS-based methodology

description: This dataset lists all sites that are practically suitable for OTEC deployment in Indonesia based on seawater temperature difference, water depths and marine protected areas.<br>The columns of the dataset are as follows:<br><br>Prov_Start, Long_Start, and Lat_Start described the province, longitude and latitude of the site for OTEC deployment in the ocean. <br><br>Prov_End, Long_End, and Lat_End describe the province, longitude, and latitude of the connection point on land to which the power lines of the OTEC plant are assumed to be connected. <br><br>Distance describes the linear distance between OTEC plant and onshore connection point.<br> Temperature describes the seawater temperature difference between warm surface water (depth 0 m) and cold deep-sea water (depth 1,000 m) and reflect the average temperature difference from 21 August 2013 00:00 until 27 November 2018. The resolution of the data is 24 hours.<br><br>Depth describes the water depth with a negative sign, meaning that -1 means a water depth of 1m. <br><br>BPP represents the Basic Cost of Electricity Production in Indonesia, a metric that is used to calculate the feed-in tariff for the produced OTEC power. IMPORTANT, the feed-in tariff is not equal to BPP, but instead 85% of the BPP.<br>LCOE_HC and LCOE_LC describe the calculated Levelised Cost of Electricity based on High-Cost (HC) and Low-Cost (LC) assumptions for the OTEC plant.<br>Eco_Pot_HC and Eco_Pot_LC describe the economic potential of the OTEC plant at the given location. If the LCOE is equal or lower than 85% of the BPP, its economic potential equals the nominal size of the plant, in this study 100 MW. If the LCOE is higher than 85% of BPP, the economic potential is 0.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13606559
title: Data underlying the paper: Plant siting and economic potential of ocean thermal energy conversion in Indonesia - A novel GIS-based methodology

description: This dataset lists all sites that are practically suitable for OTEC deployment in Indonesia based on seawater temperature difference, water depths and marine protected areas.<br>The columns of the dataset are as follows:<br><br>Prov_Start, Long_Start, and Lat_Start described the province, longitude and latitude of the site for OTEC deployment in the ocean. <br><br>Prov_End, Long_End, and Lat_End describe the province, longitude, and latitude of the connection point on land to which the power lines of the OTEC plant are assumed to be connected. <br><br>Distance describes the linear distance between OTEC plant and onshore connection point.<br> Temperature describes the seawater temperature difference between warm surface water (depth 0 m) and cold deep-sea water (depth 1,000 m) and reflect the average temperature difference from 21 August 2013 00:00 until 27 November 2018. The resolution of the data is 24 hours.<br><br>Depth describes the water depth with a negative sign, meaning that -1 means a water depth of 1m. <br><br>BPP represents the Basic Cost of Electricity Production in Indonesia, a metric that is used to calculate the feed-in tariff for the produced OTEC power. IMPORTANT, the feed-in tariff is not equal to BPP, but instead 85% of the BPP.<br>LCOE_HC and LCOE_LC describe the calculated Levelised Cost of Electricity based on High-Cost (HC) and Low-Cost (LC) assumptions for the OTEC plant.<br>Eco_Pot_HC and Eco_Pot_LC describe the economic potential of the OTEC plant at the given location. If the LCOE is equal or lower than 85% of the BPP, its economic potential equals the nominal size of the plant, in this study 100 MW. If the LCOE is higher than 85% of BPP, the economic potential is 0.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13692382.v1
title: PitchVAWT Minus Five Degree Pitch Velocity Fields and Flux Data underlying the paper: Estimation of blade loads for a variable pitch vertical axis wind turbine from particle image velocimetry

description: Velocity fields and Noca flux calculation results for -5 Degree operation of PitchVAWT wind turbine with 4 meter per second and a tip speed ratio of 4.
DOI: 10.4121/13692382
title: PitchVAWT Minus Five Degree Pitch Velocity Fields and Flux Data underlying the paper: Estimation of blade loads for a variable pitch vertical axis wind turbine from particle image velocimetry

description: Velocity fields and Noca flux calculation results for -5 Degree operation of PitchVAWT wind turbine with 4 meter per second and a tip speed ratio of 4.
DOI: 10.4121/13692295
title: PitchVAWT Zero Degree Pitch Velocity Fields and Flux Data underlying the paper: Estimation of blade loads for a variable pitch vertical axis wind turbine from particle image velocimetry

description: Velocity fields and flux load calculations for zero pitch measurement of PitchVAWT at tip speed ratio of 4 with wind speed of 4 meter per second.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13692337
title: PitchVAWT Five Degree Pitch Velocity Fields and Flux Data underlying the paper: Estimation of blade loads for a variable pitch vertical axis wind turbine from particle image velocimetry

description: Velocity fields and results of Noca flux calculation for +5 degree pitch operation at tip speed ratio of 4 and 4 meter per second wind speed for PitchVAWT wind turbine
DOI: 10.4121/15169674.v1
title: Look-up table (LUT) for Sentimag and Sienna, relation between magnetic readout (counts) and iron content

description: After injection of a magnetic tracer (Sienna+®, Endomagnetics ltd. UK), Sentimag® (Endomagnetics ltd. UK) is used as a magnetic handheld device to detect first draining lymph node(s) from from a primary tumor, referred to as sentinel lymph node. This dataset represents a look-up table (LUT) for Sentimag handheld probe, based upon Sienna+® samples. This LUT can be used to assess the amount of iron in dissected SLNs based tupon the magnetic readout (counts) Sentimag®. <br>The LUT was defined by acquiring six repeated magnetic measurements for ten 35µL Sienna+® samples with iron amount varying 1 – 504 µg (1.12µg, 5.04µg, 10.08µg, 28µg, 50.4µg, 100.8µg, 140µg, 280µg, 420µg and 504µg). A first order polynomial-fit is used to interpolate the relation between counts and iron content (in-house developed software using Matlab environment, R2020a, Mathworks, Inc., Natick, MA). The first column (A) of the data represents the iron content (µg), the corresponding counts for setting 1, 2 and 3 can be are found in the following columns respectively, B, C and D.
DOI: 10.4121/15169674
title: Look-up table (LUT) for Sentimag and Sienna, relation between magnetic readout (counts) and iron content

description: After injection of a magnetic tracer (Sienna+®, Endomagnetics ltd. UK), Sentimag® (Endomagnetics ltd. UK) is used as a magnetic handheld device to detect first draining lymph node(s) from from a primary tumor, referred to as sentinel lymph node. This dataset represents a look-up table (LUT) for Sentimag handheld probe, based upon Sienna+® samples. This LUT can be used to assess the amount of iron in dissected SLNs based tupon the magnetic readout (counts) Sentimag®. <br>The LUT was defined by acquiring six repeated magnetic measurements for ten 35µL Sienna+® samples with iron amount varying 1 – 504 µg (1.12µg, 5.04µg, 10.08µg, 28µg, 50.4µg, 100.8µg, 140µg, 280µg, 420µg and 504µg). A first order polynomial-fit is used to interpolate the relation between counts and iron content (in-house developed software using Matlab environment, R2020a, Mathworks, Inc., Natick, MA). The first column (A) of the data represents the iron content (µg), the corresponding counts for setting 1, 2 and 3 can be are found in the following columns respectively, B, C and D.
DOI: 10.4121/14905251.v1
title: Data accompanied to the paper: Modular Transformation of Java Exceptions Modulo Errors

description: This package accompanies the paper "Modular Transformation of Java Exceptions Modulo Errors" for submission to FMICS 2021.<br>## Formats<br>The executable parts of the package are only meant to be used on Linux. The data parts are readable on any OS with a text viewer like notepad, textedit, or vim/emacs. The tables are in .ods format and hence are viewable with any spreadsheet program, such as openoffice, libreoffice, or microsoft office.<br>## Contents<br>- categoryTable.ods: A table containing an overview of several works categorizing patterns of exceptions. Contains the patterns of exceptions per paper, and an aggregated table where all categories are combined into common categories.- evaluation: Contains all examples used to evaluate the implementation. Each example is based on a pattern in the category table.- jstar: Contains a test setup for jStar and two test programs to test jStar. Instructions for running the test setup are included in the folder.- krakatoa: Contains a test setup for Krakatoa and a test program to show that Krakatoa has no support for finally. Instructions for running the test setup are included in the folder.- README.md: A readme with instructions.- vercors-1.4.0-SNAPSHOT: A build of vercors of the primary development branch "dev", which includes the latest fixes needed to verify the examples in the evaluation folder. It can be run using the run script in vercors-1.4.0-SNAPSHOT, or through the runVercors.sh script in evaluation. Java 11 is required to be installed for vercors to run.<br>## Questions<br>For questions about this package, please visit https://vercors.ewi.utwente.nl/ and get in touch with us.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14905251
title: Data accompanied to the paper: Modular Transformation of Java Exceptions Modulo Errors

description: This package accompanies the paper "Modular Transformation of Java Exceptions Modulo Errors" for submission to FMICS 2021.<br>## Formats<br>The executable parts of the package are only meant to be used on Linux. The data parts are readable on any OS with a text viewer like notepad, textedit, or vim/emacs. The tables are in .ods format and hence are viewable with any spreadsheet program, such as openoffice, libreoffice, or microsoft office.<br>## Contents<br>- categoryTable.ods: A table containing an overview of several works categorizing patterns of exceptions. Contains the patterns of exceptions per paper, and an aggregated table where all categories are combined into common categories.- evaluation: Contains all examples used to evaluate the implementation. Each example is based on a pattern in the category table.- jstar: Contains a test setup for jStar and two test programs to test jStar. Instructions for running the test setup are included in the folder.- krakatoa: Contains a test setup for Krakatoa and a test program to show that Krakatoa has no support for finally. Instructions for running the test setup are included in the folder.- README.md: A readme with instructions.- vercors-1.4.0-SNAPSHOT: A build of vercors of the primary development branch "dev", which includes the latest fixes needed to verify the examples in the evaluation folder. It can be run using the run script in vercors-1.4.0-SNAPSHOT, or through the runVercors.sh script in evaluation. Java 11 is required to be installed for vercors to run.<br>## Questions<br>For questions about this package, please visit https://vercors.ewi.utwente.nl/ and get in touch with us.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/16418808.v1
title: Data and analysis underlying the paper: The effect of a conversational agent on individuals' motivation to perform a cognitive restructuring exercise

description: Dataset and analysis presented in the paper by Mohammed Al Owayyed, Franziska Burger. and Willem-Paul Brinkman, The effect of a conversational agent on individuals' motivation to perform a cognitive restructuring exercise. The analysis include data of 192 participants who were randomly assigned to one of three conditions: conversational agent support, textual support, or no support.
DOI: 10.4121/16418808
title: Data and analysis underlying the paper: The effect of a conversational agent on individuals' motivation to perform a cognitive restructuring exercise

description: Dataset and analysis presented in the paper by Mohammed Al Owayyed, Franziska Burger. and Willem-Paul Brinkman, The effect of a conversational agent on individuals' motivation to perform a cognitive restructuring exercise. The analysis include data of 192 participants who were randomly assigned to one of three conditions: conversational agent support, textual support, or no support.
DOI: 10.4121/15173658.v1
title: Dataset for Farm Communication and Public Perception: Organic and Sustainability as Communicative Strategies

description: This between-subject experiment used a 2 (presence or absence of key words associated with sustainability) x2 (presence or absence of a USDA organic certification label) factorial design. Participants were randomly exposed to one condition out of four. The experiment was created on Qualtrics. MTurk, Amazon’s crowdsource platform that recruits participants, was used to distribute the survey. 360 responses were initially collected and 318 were kept for analysis (N=318).
DOI: 10.4121/15173658
title: Dataset for Farm Communication and Public Perception: Organic and Sustainability as Communicative Strategies

description: This between-subject experiment used a 2 (presence or absence of key words associated with sustainability) x2 (presence or absence of a USDA organic certification label) factorial design. Participants were randomly exposed to one condition out of four. The experiment was created on Qualtrics. MTurk, Amazon’s crowdsource platform that recruits participants, was used to distribute the survey. 360 responses were initially collected and 318 were kept for analysis (N=318).
DOI: 10.4121/16404870.v1
title: Appendices to the master thesis: Understanding environmental risks related to geothermal fluids: An integrated approach from natural and social sciences in three countries

description: This spreadsheet contains geochemistry data from geothermal fluid samples in Indonesia, Turkey and the Netherlands. This data set is part of the MSc thesis by Jeanne Steijn, titled 'Understanding environmental risks related to geothermal fluids: An integrated approach from natural and social sciences in three countries'. This thesis was published in August 2021.
DOI: 10.4121/16404870
title: Appendices to the master thesis: Understanding environmental risks related to geothermal fluids: An integrated approach from natural and social sciences in three countries

description: This spreadsheet contains geochemistry data from geothermal fluid samples in Indonesia, Turkey and the Netherlands. This data set is part of the MSc thesis by Jeanne Steijn, titled 'Understanding environmental risks related to geothermal fluids: An integrated approach from natural and social sciences in three countries'. This thesis was published in August 2021.
DOI: 10.4121/14350709.v1
title: Data underlying the publication: Direct visualization of superselective colloid-surface binding mediated by multivalent interactions

description: Data set that contains the binding porbability of multivalent DNA coated colloids and results of fluorescent recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) that display the binding kinetics of the multivalent bond.
DOI: 10.4121/14350709
title: Data underlying the publication: Direct visualization of superselective colloid-surface binding mediated by multivalent interactions

description: Data set that contains the binding porbability of multivalent DNA coated colloids and results of fluorescent recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) that display the binding kinetics of the multivalent bond.
DOI: 10.4121/14339588.v1
title: Scripts used for the publication "Direct visualization of superselective colloid-surface binding mediated by multivalent interactions"

description: Analysis scripts that were used for the publication "Direct visualization of superselective colloid-surface binding mediated by multivalent interactions".
DOI: 10.4121/14339588
title: Scripts used for the publication "Direct visualization of superselective colloid-surface binding mediated by multivalent interactions"

description: Analysis scripts that were used for the publication "Direct visualization of superselective colloid-surface binding mediated by multivalent interactions".
DOI: 10.4121/15281625.v1
title: Data to produce the results of the publication: “Disentangling acceleration-, velocity- and duration-dependency of the short- and medium-latency stretch reflexes in the ankle plantarflexors”

description: The work presents the systematic evaluation of the acceleration-, velocity- and duration-dependency of the short- and medium-latency stretch reflexes in the ankle plantarflexors. The stretch rflexes are evaluated using EMG measurements and processing with the systematic evaluation performed through thorough stretch perturbation design.In short, we showed that perturbation acceleration, velocity and duration all shape the M1 and M2 response, often via nonlinear or interacting dependencies. Consequently, systematic execution and reporting of stretch reflex and spasticity studies, avoiding uncontrolled parameter interdependence, is essential for proper understanding of the reflex neurophysiology.
DOI: 10.4121/15281625
title: Data to produce the results of the publication: “Disentangling acceleration-, velocity- and duration-dependency of the short- and medium-latency stretch reflexes in the ankle plantarflexors”

description: The work presents the systematic evaluation of the acceleration-, velocity- and duration-dependency of the short- and medium-latency stretch reflexes in the ankle plantarflexors. The stretch rflexes are evaluated using EMG measurements and processing with the systematic evaluation performed through thorough stretch perturbation design.In short, we showed that perturbation acceleration, velocity and duration all shape the M1 and M2 response, often via nonlinear or interacting dependencies. Consequently, systematic execution and reporting of stretch reflex and spasticity studies, avoiding uncontrolled parameter interdependence, is essential for proper understanding of the reflex neurophysiology.
DOI: 10.4121/15049299.v1
title: Data presented in the paper "Invasive oysters as new hosts for native shell-boring polychaetes: using historical shell collections and recent field data to investigate parasite spillback in native mussels in the Dutch Wadden Sea"

description: <b>Research objective: </b><b>We investigated the potential spillback of the native shell-boring polychaete Polydora ciliata from invasive Pacific oysters (Crassostrea (Magallana) gigas) to native mussels (Mytilus edulis) in the Dutch Wadden Sea by means of a field survey and historical collections of M. edulis shells.</b><b><br></b><b>Type of research, method & collection of data:</b><b>We sampled dead and alive specimens of blue mussels, Pacific oysters and periwinkles (Littorina littorea) at three intertidal locations at the Wadden Sea island Texel in order to determine host preferences of P. ciliata. To test, whether P. ciliata infections in mussels changed after the invasion of the Pacific oyster, we analysed x-ray images for P. ciliata burrows in mussel shells stemming from long-term monitoring campaigns from intertidal and subtidal areas of the western Dutch Wadden Sea.</b><br>
DOI: 10.4121/15049299
title: Data presented in the paper "Invasive oysters as new hosts for native shell-boring polychaetes: using historical shell collections and recent field data to investigate parasite spillback in native mussels in the Dutch Wadden Sea"

description: <b>Research objective: </b><b>We investigated the potential spillback of the native shell-boring polychaete Polydora ciliata from invasive Pacific oysters (Crassostrea (Magallana) gigas) to native mussels (Mytilus edulis) in the Dutch Wadden Sea by means of a field survey and historical collections of M. edulis shells.</b><b><br></b><b>Type of research, method & collection of data:</b><b>We sampled dead and alive specimens of blue mussels, Pacific oysters and periwinkles (Littorina littorea) at three intertidal locations at the Wadden Sea island Texel in order to determine host preferences of P. ciliata. To test, whether P. ciliata infections in mussels changed after the invasion of the Pacific oyster, we analysed x-ray images for P. ciliata burrows in mussel shells stemming from long-term monitoring campaigns from intertidal and subtidal areas of the western Dutch Wadden Sea.</b><br>
DOI: 10.4121/15158040
title: Data supplementary to the master thesis: 'Politics in frugal innovations: Assessing the relationship between political risks and the market diffusion of frugal solar-PV systems'

description: This dataset is made for the thesis project of S. Kooijman (studentnumber 4473795), Msc Complex Systems Engineering and Management, TU Delft, The Netherlands. This data set was made in order to analyse the relationship between political risks and the market diffusion of frugal solar-PV systems.<br>This dataset includes the sales of solar pico systems and solar home systems (frugal energy innovations). The political risk-index (PR-index) consists of three types of sub-variables all which include various sub-factors. Also control variables were included. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/15186108
title: Main Data Sheet of the Research on Sleep Quality

description: This Data set contain gathered data from two government hospitals in Sri Lanka of nurses sleep quality assessed by utilizing Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index and their socio-demographic data and values obtained as nursing errors using visual analogue scales.
DOI: 10.4121/15023088
title: 3rd Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge: Online Challenge Lettuce Images

description: The dataset was generated for the needs of the 3rd International Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge in the experimental facilities of the Greenhouse Horticulture Business Unit in Bleiswijk, The Netherlands in 2021. Information regarding the competition can be found here http://www.autonomousgreenhouses.com/ The dataset contains following folders:Ground Truth: includes [json] with all GT informationDepth Images: folder with 388 depth images of 16 bit in [png] format RGB Images: folder with 388 RGB images of 3x8 bit in [png] format