cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5878/gat9-m562
title: Virtual simulation of an assembly sequence
title: Virtuell simulering av en monteringssekvens
title: Process description

description: The dataset contains an operation sequence built with the IPS IMMA software, it represents the tasks that a manikin family performs in a virtual simulation. With this operation sequence the manikin family can simulate the process of collecting parts from the material façade as well as collecting the tightening tool and simulate the assembly.

The mp4 showcases the original solutions process description used for the multi-objective optimization of the assembly station. The animation can give the reader of the manuscript further insight of the process to be carried out at the station.

For further information see:
Lind, Andreas, Veeresh Elango, Lars Hanson, Dan Högberg, Dan Lämkull, Pär Mårtensson, and Anna Syberfeldt. 2023. "Virtual-Simulation-Based Multi-Objective Optimization of an Assembly Station in a Battery Production Factory" Systems 11, no. 8: 395. https://doi.org/10.3390/systems11080395
description: Datasetet innehåller en operationssekvens skapad med mjukvaran IPS IMMA, animeringen redovisar hur artiklar och verktyg plockas av en manikin familj. Med operationssekvensen kan process simuleras där en manikin familj hämtar komponenter from materialfasaden samt använder ett åtdragningsverktyg för att genomföra en simulerad montering.

Animeringen visa upp den ursprungliga lösningens processbeskrivning som används för multi-objektiv optimering av monteringsstationen. Animering kan ge läsaren av manuskriptet ytterligare insikt i processen som ska genomföras på stationen.

För ytterligare information se: 
Lind, Andreas, Veeresh Elango, Lars Hanson, Dan Högberg, Dan Lämkull, Pär Mårtensson, and Anna Syberfeldt. 2023. "Virtual-Simulation-Based Multi-Objective Optimization of an Assembly Station in a Battery Production Factory" Systems 11, no. 8: 395. https://doi.org/10.3390/systems11080395
DOI: 10.48360/jcps-gw67
title: Data for: Proteomics reveal biomarkers for diagnosis, disease activity and long-term disability outcomes in multiple sclerosis
title: Data for: Proteomics reveal biomarkers for diagnosis, disease activity and long-term disability outcomes in multiple sclerosis

description: The concentration of 1463 proteins were measured using the Olink Explore platform which uses Proximity Extension Assay (PEA) technology. The proteins are preselected from four Olink panels: Explore 384 Cardiometabolic, Explore 384 Inflammation, Explore 384 Neurology, and Explore 384 Oncology. The protein concentrations are given as Olink’s relative protein quantification unit on log2 scale: Normalized Protein Expression (NPX). The NPX values were intensity normalized by Olink. Protein levels were measured in cerebrospinal fluid samples (n = 186) and plasma samples (n = 165) from persons with multiple sclerosis and healthy controls.

The dataset was originally published in DiVA and moved to SND in 2024.
description: Koncentrationen av 1463 proteiner mättes med hjälp av Olink Explore-plattformen som använder Proximity Extension Assay (PEA) teknologi. Proteinerna är förvalda från fyra Olink-paneler: Explore 384 Cardiometabolic, Explore 384 Inflammation, Explore 384 Neurology och Explore 384 Oncology. Proteinernas koncentrationer anges som Olinks relativa proteinmängdsenhet på log2-skalan: Normalized Protein Expression (NPX). NPX-värdena normaliserades (intensity normalization) av Olink. Proteinhalten mättes i ryggvätskeprov (n = 186) och plasmaprov (n = 165) från personer med multipel skleros och friska kontroller.

Datasetet publicerades ursprungligen i DiVA och flyttades till SND 2024.
DOI: 10.5878/4s7a-c964
title: Institutional networks and self-organized adaptation: Tracing the democratic architectures of climate response
title: Institutionella nätverk och självorganiserande anpassning: Att spåra den demokratiska arkitekturen för klimatrespons

description: This project, “Institutional Networks and Self-organized Adaptation”, examines the role of rural institutions and public support systems in shaping responses to shocks and stressors in rural India & Nepal during 2020-21. We include stressors related to COVID-19, climate, health, and other challenges identified by rural households. 

The data includes:

- Village information on demographics, infrastructure, and natural resources
- Village level institutions involved in livelihood support and adaptive responses
- Networks of interaction between these institutions
- Household information on demographics, livelihoods, interaction with institutions, shocks & stressors, and responses to these stressors

Household level data includes high-frequency repeat visits (approximately monthly) to gather detailed information about stressors and responses over the calendar year. 

This dataset contains 480 households nested within 16 local governmental units in the Himalayan region. This includes 8 villages in the Kangra District of India’s northern state of Himachal Pradesh and the Dhulikhel and Ramechhap Districts of east central Nepal. 

Through repeated visits during the calendar year, we have captured 8694 self-observed shocks and stressors, i.e. "threats" (3550 in India & 5144 in Nepal), and 5859 responses to cope or adapt to these threats (2553 in India, 3306 in Nepal).
DOI: 10.5878/ab66-6w10
title: Physiological response of goldsinny wrasse to global climate change
title: Fysiologisk respons hos stensnultra på globala klimatförändringar

description: In order to understand the physiological effects of global climate change on goldsinny wrasse, a multi-stressor experiment was conducted exposing the fish to four weeks of experimental conditions with treatments consisting of control conditions (salinity approx 28, temp 13°C, pH approx 8.1), low salinity (17), high temperature (19°C), low ph (7.5) and the combination of all three stressors combined (multi-stressor treatment salinity 17, temp 19°C, and pH 7.5). 
Potential physiological stress was evaluated by measuring growth (weight and length), oxygen consumption using respirometry, and liver oxidative stress analyses (ratio GSSG-GSH, GSSG, GSH, CAT, GST, GR and LPO).

Data from the Weight Length file contains information related to experimental treatment conditions, fish ID, and weight (g) and length (cm) at the end of the exposure period (4 columns, 123 rows). 

Data from the ratio GSSG-GSH, GSSG, GSH, CAT, GST, GR and LPO files are from enzymatic measurements of liver samples for oxidative stress analyses and include treatment and fish ID for each biomarker. 

The ratio GSSG-GSH file - 3 columns, 80 rows; the GSSG file – 3 columns, 80 rows; the GSH file – 3 columns, 80 rows; the CAT file - 3 columns, 74 rows; the GST file – 3 columns, 77 rows; the GR file – 3 columns, 75 rows; the LPO file – 3 columns, 77 rows. Glutathione-reductase = GR (nmol/mg protein/min), Glutathione-S-transferase = GST (µmol/mg protein/min), Catalase = CAT (µmol/mg protein/min), Reduced glutathione = GSH (µmol/mg liver), Oxidized glutathione = GSSG (µmol/mg liver), Ratio oxidized/reduced = %GSSG/GSH (%), Lipid peroxidation = LPO (nmol MDA/ml). 

Data from the Rest, max and scope respirometry file contains oxygen consumption data MO2 which stands for mass specific O2 uptake and SMR for standard metabolic rate. SMR, maximum MO2 and aerobic scope (mg O2 h-1). It also includes treatment, fish ID, and weight (g) – 6 columns, 76 rows.
description: Ett multi-stressorexperiment genomfördes för att bedöma det fysiologiska respons av stensnultra på globala klimatförändringsstressorer. En mer detaljerad beskrivning kan ses på engelska.
DOI: 10.5878/001204
title: Private long-distance travel mode selection 1980_2
title: Färdmedelsval vid långväga privata personresor 1980_2

description: The principal purpose of the study was to identify and describe the factors which effect the choice of means of transportation for a longer private journey. Long journey here refers to trips of more than 100 km (one way). Private journey is defined as all travel with the exception of business, work, educational and military service trips. Information was collected by means of a postal questionnaire and home interviews. The primary purpose of the questionnaire was to select respondents for the interview who had undertaken at least one long journey during a three-month period, and who also could choose their means of travel. The interview contained questions about the purpose of the journey, number of nights away, means of transport used and company travelled with. The respondent had to indicate if other means of transport were considered and the importance of costs and travelling time.

Purpose:

Describe the factors which effect the choice of means of transportation for a longer privat journey
description: Forskningsprojektet 'Färdmedelsval vid långväga personresor' genomfördes på uppdrag av Transportforskningsdelegationen (TFD). Undersökningen genomfördes som en urvalsundersökning i två steg. Steg 1 utgjordes av en postal enkät, vars syfte var att urskilja individer som under en viss tidsperiod genomfört en längre privatresa och därmed antas ha gjort ett färdmedelsval. Steg 2 utgjordes av en personlig intervju med ett urval av dessa individer. Med långväga resor avses här resor på minst 10 mil enkel resa. Med privatresa menas alla resor, förutom tjänste-, arbetspendlings-, utbildnings- och värnpliktsresor. Även längre privatresor som ansluter till charterresor till utlandet medräknas. Undersökningen studerar endast resor inom de nordiska länderna. Intervjun innehöll frågor om resans ändamål, antal nätter man varit bortrest, typ av transportmedel samt vilket bolag man rest med. Respondenten fick även ange om man övervägt andra transportmedel och vilken betydelse kostnad och restid haft för val av transportmedel.

Syfte:

Klarlägga faktorer som påverkar valet av färdmedel vid långväga privata personresor
DOI: 10.57804/qwbs-7m06
title: Phonics intervention DS
title: Phonics intervention DS

description: This SPSS dataset consists of test scores from 17 children with Down Syndrome who participated in a computer-based phonics intervention with a cross-over design over 8 weeks (one phase). Half participated one phase and half participated two phases. Children were tested with a naming test (phonological output), nonword repetition (phonological awareness) and decoding at 3 test points separated in time by four weeks (one phase). Some children started with phonics intervention while others attended regular school. Then groups were shifted. We also provide a pdf of the design of the study (mainly in Swedish).

The dataset was originally published in DiVA and moved to SND in 2024.
description: Detta SPSS-dataset består av testresultat från 17 barn med Downs syndrom som deltog i en datorbaserad fonetisk interventionsstudie med en cross-over-design under 8 veckor (en fas). Hälften deltog i en fas och hälften deltog i två faser. Barnen testades med ett namngivningstest (fonologisk output), upprepning utan ord (fonologisk medvetenhet) och avkodning vid tre testtillfällen som var åtskilda i tid med fyra veckor (en fas). Vissa barn började med den fonetisk interventionen medan andra gick i vanlig skola. Därefter skiftades grupperna. En pdf av studiens design finns också tillgänglig (huvudsakligen på svenska).

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Datasetet har ursprungligen publicerats i DiVA och flyttades över till SND 2024.
DOI: 10.5878/gzq7-8q71
title: Environmental DNA metabarcoding of fish and amphibian occurrence in created biodiversity wetlands in Uppland, Sweden
title: Miljö-DNA metastreckkodning av förekomst av fisk och amfibier i skapade biologiska mångfaldsmarker i Uppland, Sverige

description: The conducted study was done to determine the fish and amphibian occurrence patterns in created wetlands for biodiversity. The geographical study units were individual wetlands in Uppland, Sweden. For each wetland, the data contains all environmental variables considered and estimated within the study: Landscape forest within 1 km buffer, Size, Water vegetation, Flooded area, Year of creation, Connectivity to other wetlands. The data of amphibians and fish were obtained using environmental DNA metabarcoding, where a number of sequences were obtained. We report only whether the species eDNA was detected in a wetland or not (1/0).

Data: data contains fish and amphibian occurrence data in created wetlands in Uppland, Sweden.

Data collection description:
Fish and amphibian occurrence in 52 created biodiversity wetlands in Sweden determined by using environmental DNA metabarcoding from water samples. This took place during June and July year 2018. 

The variables are described in detail in the documentation file.

A file with geographical coordinates for the wetlands can be found in the linked data repository, where Site_ID could be used as a common identifier.

A raw data file including the number of DNA reads can be provided upon request.
description: Studien utfördes för att undersöka förekomstmönster av fisk och groddjur i våtmarker anlagda för biologisk mångfald. Undersökningsområdet omfattade anlagda våtmarker i Uppland, Sverige. Data innehåller beskrivande miljövariabler: andel skog inom 1 km radie, våtmarkens storlek, andel vattenvegetation (t.ex. vass, kaveldun), area omgivande mark som översvämmas, anläggningsår, anslutning till andra vatten via vattendrag. Förekomstdata på fisk- och groddjursarter erhölls via vattenprov och eDNA analys. Här anges bara förekomst/icke förekomst av respektive art.

Data: Datat innehåller förekomstdata av fiskar och groddjur i anlagda våtmarker i Uppland.

Beskrivning av datainsamling:
Förekomst av olika arter fisk och groddjur i 52 anlagda våtmarker för biologisk mångfald i Sverige bestämdes genom att via vattenprover analysera rester av DNA i vattnet (sk. eDNA) för identifiering av arter. Det utfördes i juni och juli 2018.

Variablerna finns beskrivna i detalj i dokumentationsfilen

Ytterligare en datafil med geografiska koordinater för varje våtmark kan hittas i länkad dataförvaring, där ”Site ID” kan användas som en allmän markör för respektive våtmark.

En rådatafil, inkluderande antal läsningar DNA, kan fås vid förfrågan.
DOI: 10.5878/t8nz-wc94
title: Occurrence patterns of L. pulmonaria and its host trees (aspen and goat willow), together with 400-year fire history data, Teerisuo-Lososuo, Finland
title: Förekomstdata på lunglav (Lobaria pulmonaria), på dess värdträd asp (Populus tremula) och sälg (Salix caprea) samt från skogsbränder under en 400-årsperiod, Teerisuo-Lososuo naturreservat, Kuhmo, Finland

description: This data archive contains data used in the study by Fabritius et al. (2019): Estimation of metapopulation colonization rates from disturbance history and occurrence pattern data, Ecology. All data have been previously used also in other studies (Gu et al. 2001, Snäll et al. 2005, Lankia et al. 2012, Ronnås et al. 2017). 

The data include two-time-point occurrence pattern data of an endangered lichen L. pulmonaria, empirical snapshot data on aspen (P. tremula) and goat willow (S. caprea) counts, and 400-year data of forest fires. All data have been collected in the Teerisuo-Lososuo nature reserve, Kuhmo, Finland (2 086 ha; 63°88'N, 29°18'E) and projected in the Finnish YKJ projection.

Ilkka Hanski initiated the surveys in the late 1990’s and Gergely Várkonyi, Matti Komulainen, Jari Huotari, Pirjo Appelgren and Mikko Heikura assisted with field work.

The data include two-time-point occurrence pattern data of an endangered lichen L. pulmonaria, empirical snapshot data on aspen (P. tremula) and goat willow (S. caprea) counts, and 400-year data of forest fires. All data have been collected in the Teerisuo-Lososuo nature reserve, Kuhmo, Finland (2 086 ha; 63°88'N, 29°18'E) and projected in the Finnish YKJ projection, EPSG:2393.
description: Materialet innehåller data som användes i studien av Fabritius m. fl. (2019): Estimation of metapopulation colonization rates from disturbance history and occurrence pattern data, tidskrift Ecology. Alla data har tidigare använts även i andra studier (Gu et al 2001, Snäll et al. 2005, Lankia et al., 2012, Ronnås et al., 2017). 

Uppgifterna innehåller data på förekomstmönster från två tillfällen för lunglav (Lobaria pulmonaria), förekomstmönster för asp (Populus tremula) och sälg (Salix caprea), samt 400 års data från skogsbränder. Alla uppgifter har samlats in under 1997-2010 i Teerisuo-Lososuo naturreservat, Kuhmo, Finland (2 086 ha, 63 ° 88'N, 29 ° 18'E) och projiceras i Finlands YKJ-projektion. 

Ilkka Hanski initierade undersökningarna i slutet av 1990-talet och Gergely Várkonyi, Matti Komulainen, Jari Huotari, Pirjo Appelgren och Mikko Heikura assisterade med fältarbete.

Uppgifterna innehåller data på förekomstmönster från två tillfällen för lunglav (Lobaria pulmonaria), förekomstmönster för asp (Populus tremula) och sälg (Salix caprea), samt 400 års data från skogsbränder. Alla uppgifter har samlats in under 1997-2010 i Teerisuo-Lososuo naturreservat, Kuhmo, Finland (2 086 ha, 63 ° 88'N, 29 ° 18'E) och projiceras i Finlands YKJ-projektion, EPSG:2393.
DOI: 10.5878/whg1-p587
title: Conspiring to Violate Fishing Regulation: The Case of Saiko Fishing in Ghana (Fish Retailers)
title: Conspiring to Violate Fishing Regulation: The Case of Saiko Fishing in Ghana (Fish Retailers)

description: Socio-economic studies on fisheries crime in developing countries have focused on resource extractors (fishermen), and neglected fishmongers (typically women) who are passive participants in the illegal fishing activities. Although they do not face the same level of risk and severity of punishment as their male counterparts owing to socio-cultural norms that do not allow women to directly engage in fishing but indirectly support fishing through say provision of finance, social, economic, and psychological factors may determine their decision to support illegality by trading in the illegal catch, and the effect of participation on household welfare. By employing an endogenous treatment effect model, the study investigates the decision to participate in trading in fish caught illegally (i.e., saiko) in Ghana, and the impact of participation on food security and household expenditure. We found that peer pressure and the misperception of catch trends increased the likely of participation, and participants spend less but are more food secured. In addition, fishmongers who are sensitive to changes in incomes over a narrow range of income are less likely to participate, have lower household spending but are more food secure. Thus, providing adequate and timely information on the state of the fish stocks to fish traders and embarking to social protection programs aimed at improving their food security status may reduce the participation in the saiko trade.
description: Socio-economic studies on fisheries crime in developing countries have focused on resource extractors (fishermen), and neglected fishmongers (typically women) who are passive participants in the illegal fishing activities. Although they do not face the same level of risk and severity of punishment as their male counterparts owing to socio-cultural norms that do not allow women to directly engage in fishing but indirectly support fishing through say provision of finance, social, economic, and psychological factors may determine their decision to support illegality by trading in the illegal catch, and the effect of participation on household welfare. By employing an endogenous treatment effect model, the study investigates the decision to participate in trading in fish caught illegally (i.e., saiko) in Ghana, and the impact of participation on food security and household expenditure. We found that peer pressure and the misperception of catch trends increased the likely of participation, and participants spend less but are more food secured. In addition, fishmongers who are sensitive to changes in incomes over a narrow range of income are less likely to participate, have lower household spending but are more food secure. Thus, providing adequate and timely information on the state of the fish stocks to fish traders and embarking to social protection programs aimed at improving their food security status may reduce the participation in the saiko trade.
DOI: 10.5878/bc4g-8a72
title: Census of the population and housing 1970: Demographic data
title: Folk- och bostadsräkningen 1970: Demografiska data
title: FoB70

description: This dataset consists of three excerpts from the 1970 Population and Housing Census. The first part describes the total population by age, marital status and sex with one record/county, administrative district, parish, district, population centre. The second part contains the number of foreigners and foreign-born in administrative districts larger than 50,000 inhabitants and X percent foreigners. One record/person with information on age, gender, marital status, administrative district, population, percent foreigners and citizenship. The third part consists of all foreigners. One record/person with information on county, administrative district, population centre, gender, marital status, age, country of origin and citizenship. Individual persons cannot be identified.
description: Detta dataset består av tre utdrag från Folk- och bostadsräkningen 1970. Den första delen beskriver den totala befolkningen efter ålder, civilstånd och kön med en post/län, förvaltningsdistrikt, församling, distrikt, befolkningscentrum. Den andra delen innehåller antal utlänningar och utländska födda i administrativa distrikt större än 50 000 invånare och X procent utlänningar. En post/person med uppgifter om ålder, kön, civilstånd, förvaltningsdistrikt, befolkning, procent utlänningar och medborgarskap. Den tredje delen består av alla utlänningar. En post/person med uppgifter om län, förvaltningsdistrikt, befolkningscentrum, kön, civilstånd, ålder, ursprungsland och medborgarskap. Enskilda personer kan inte identifieras.
DOI: 10.5878/002680
title: Swedish Typographers Union 1881-1950
title: Typografförbundet 1881-1950

description: To enable regional statistical analyses, the Swedish Social Science Data Service (SSD) carried out a radical reorganization of the source material from the Popular Movement Archive 1881–1950 (https://doi.org/10.5878/002531) in the early 1990s. The original hierarchically structured county files were remade into a series of rectangular files in accordance with a division of the country which mainly coincides with the pre-1952 municipal division of towns and country municipalities. To achieve comparability with other data materials, the division used by Sten Berglund in Swedish electoral data 1911-1944 (https://doi.org/10.5878/000873) was chosen.

The Popular Movement Archive includes information on four denominations, six temperance movements, 59 trade unions and one political party, a total of 70 popular movements. For each of these, a special rectangular file has been created, covering the entire country, and comprising 2,576 units, the same number as in Swedish electoral data 1911-1944.

For further information see the document: SSD:s omorganisation av Folkrörelsearkivet 1881-1950
description: För att möjliggöra regionalstatistiska analyser gjorde man vid Svensk Samhällsvetenskaplig Datatjänst (SSD) i början av 1990-talet en radikal omorganisering av källmaterialet från Folkrörelsearkivet 1881–1950 https://doi.org/10.5878/002531. De ursprungliga hierarkiskt uppbyggda länsfilerna omskapades till en serie rektangulära filer i enlighet med en indelning av landet som huvudsakligen sammanfaller med kommunindelningen före 1952 med städer och landskommuner. För att nå jämförbarhet med andra datamaterial valdes den indelning som utnyttjades av Sten Berglund i Svenska valdata 1911-1944, https://doi.org/10.5878/000873.

Folkrörelsearkivet omfattar uppgifter om fyra samfund, sex nykterhetsrörelser, 59 fackförbund och ett politiskt parti, sammanlagt 70 folkrörelser. För var och en av dessa har en särskild rektangulär fil skapats, täckande hela landet och omfattande 2576 enheter, samma antal som i Svenska valdata 1911-1944.

För ytterligare information se dokumentet: SSD:s omorganisation av Folkrörelsearkivet 1881-1950