cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/knrwnd
title: Microdissected Tissue vs Tissue Slices: A Comparative Study of Tumor Explant Models Cultured On-Chip and Off-Chip

description: This data repository contains the raw experimental results used for the article: "Microdissected Tissue vs Tissue Slices—A Comparative Study of Tumor Explant Models Cultured On-Chip and Off-Chip" by Dina Dorrigiv, Kayla Simeone, Laudine Communal, Jennifer Kendall-Dupont, Amélie St-Georges-Robillard, Benjamin Péant, Euridice Carmona, Anne-Marie Mes-Masson, and Thomas Gervais. This dataset contains the experimental results used to generate figures 2 and 3. Cet ensemble de données contient les résultats expérimentaux bruts utilisés pour l'article : "Microdissected Tissue vs Tissue Slices—A Comparative Study of Tumor Explant Models Cultured On-Chip and Off-Chip" par Dina Dorrigiv, Kayla Simeone, Laudine Communal, Jennifer Kendall-Dupont, Amélie St-Georges-Robillard, Benjamin Péant, Euridice Carmona, Anne-Marie Mes-Masson et Thomas Gervais. Cet ensemble de données contient les résultats expérimentaux utilisés pour générer les figures 2 et 3.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/gvoxgh
title: A Worldwide Historical Dam Failure's Database / Base de données de ruptures historiques de barrages à travers le monde

description: This database compiles a total of 3,860 cases of dam failure worldwide, regardless of the type of dams (man-made dam, retention dam, temporary dam, natural dam, etc.), either the type of structure (concrete dam, embankment dam, etc.), the type of failure (failure due to internal erosion, overtopping failure, etc.) or the properties of the dams (dam height, reservoir capacity, etc.). Overall, the dataset compiled for each case of rupture aims to standardize data collection for the different types of dams identified and to facilitate the international collection by setting guidelines. Notice that in this first version, 40 variables have been used. The record failure description obtained through this investigation work might be a door opening in various fields of research, such as hydrology, hydraulics, and dam safety. In regard to the magnitude of the task, it is possible that duplicates and/or missing data still remain. The author encourages readers to share their suggestions, remarks and/or questions to the author. If inconsistencies and/or more failures are observed by the user, a list can be sent via email in order to transmit observations / corrections / uncertainties / questions. An updated version will be deposited at undetermined frequencies. Its general structure can easily be adapted to the needs of the user and will, however, be updated over the years. Cette base de données compile un total de 3 860 cas de rupture de barrages à travers le monde, indépendamment du domaine d’application (barrage construit par l’homme, barrage de rétention, barrage temporaire, barrage naturel, etc.), du type d’ouvrage (barrage en béton, barrage en remblai, etc.), du mode de rupture (rupture par érosion interne, rupture par submersion, etc.) et des propriétés des ouvrages (hauteur du barrage, capacité du réservoir, etc.). Globalement, le jeu de données traduisant un total de 46 variables vise à uniformiser la collecte de données pour les différents types de barrages recensés et à faciliter la collecte à l’internationale à l’aide de balises. La structure proposée permet d’ouvrir la porte à de nouvelles études, et ce, dans divers domaines de recherche, tels que l’hydrologie, l’hydraulique et la sécurité des barrages. Comme il s’agit de la première version, il est possible que des doublons et/ou que de nouveaux cas de rupture soient mis en évidence. Si des incohérences ou nouvelles données sont remarquées par l’utilisateur, il est invité à transmettre ses observations/corrections/incertitudes à l’auteure (via courriel). De plus, bien que sa structure puisse aisément être adaptée en fonction des besoins de l’utilisateur (via the open XLSX file), celle-ci sera également mise à jour au fil des années. Notez que des mises à jour seront déposés à des fréquences indéterminées pour assurer le suivi des enregistrements.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/h8szbz
title: Résultats du sondage sur la gestion des données de recherche à l'École nationale d'administration publique (2018)

description: Ensemble de données (résultats) et documentation relativement au sondage sur la gestion des données de recherche effectué à l'École nationale d'administration publique en mai 2018.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/96zwdo
title: Données relatives au mémoire Effet de la résolution topographique des modèles hydrogéologiques sur l’estimation des débits de base des rivières et des temps de résidence de l’eau souterraine

description: Données relatives au mémoire « Effet de la résolution topographique des modèles hydrogéologiques sur l’estimation des débits de base des rivières et des temps de résidence de l’eau souterraine » rédigé dans le cadre de la maîtrise en sciences de l'eau à l'Institut national de la recherche scientifique. Data for the thesis "Effet de la résolution topographique des modèles hydrogéologiques sur l’estimation des débits de base des rivières et des temps de résidence de l’eau souterraine" written as part of the master's degree in water sciences at Institut national de la recherche scientifique. Nous recommandons de parcourir les fichiers en utilisant la fonction Arborescence. We recommend browsing the files using the Tree structure.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/mh5ewx
title: Data for the paper entitled "Proton competition and free ion activities drive cadmium, copper and nickel accumulation in river biofilms in a Nordic ecosystem"

description: This dataset includes temperature, pH and means ± standard deviations (n = 3) of dissolved ions at sampling sites, calculated free metal ion concentrations and measured metal biofilm content in streams of Nunavik in 2014 and 2015.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/rbim04
title: Data for the paper entitled "Exploring the role of water chemistry on metal accumulation in biofilms from streams in mining areas"

description: This dataset includes temperature, pH and means ± standard deviations (n = 3-6) of dissolved ions at sampling sites, calculated free metal ion concentrations and measured metal biofilm content in streams of Nunavik (QC) and Sudbury (ON) in 2016.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/sai39x
title: Dataset for the paper entitled ''Reconstructing past hydrology of eastern Canadian boreal catchments using clastic varved sediments and hydro-climatic modelling: 160 years of fluvial inflows''

description: Analysis of short sediment cores collected in Grand Lake, Labrador, revealed that this lake is an excellent candidate for the preservation of laminated sediments record. The great depth of Grand Lake, the availability of fine sediments along its tributaries, and its important seasonal river inflow have favoured the formation of a 160 years-long clastic varved sequence. Each varve represents one hydrological year. Varve formation is mainly related to spring discharge conditions with contributions from summer and autumn rainfall events. The statistically significant relation between varve parameters and the Naskaupi River discharge observations provided the opportunity to develop local hydrological reconstructions beyond the instrumental period. The combined detrital layer thickness and the particle size (99th percentile) series extracted from each varve yield the strongest correlations with instrumental data (r = 0.68 and 0.75) and have been used to reconstruct Naskaupi River mean and maximum annual discharges, respectively, over the 1856-2016 period. The reconstructed Q-mean series suggest that high Q-mean years occurred during the 1920-1960 period and a slight decrease in Q-mean takes place during the second half of the 20th century. Independent reconstructions based on rainfall-runoff modelling of the watershed from historical reanalysis of global geopotential height fields display a significant correlation with the reconstructed Naskaupi River discharge based on varve physical parameters. The Grand Lake varved sequence contains a regional hydrological signal, as suggested by the statistically significant relation between the combined detrital layer thickness series and the observed Labrador region Q-mean series extracted from five watersheds of different sizes.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/p4iy8y
title: Dataset for "Identification of common minerals using stoichiometric calibration method for dual-energy CT"

description: Medical X-ray computed tomography (CT) can be used to rapidly and non-destructively characterize structure and density variations of geological specimens. More information about the nature of samples (electron density and elemental composition) can be retrieved using multi-spectral approaches. This paper explores one of them, a stoichiometric calibration method for dual-energy imaging, to identify the most common minerals. A set of 18 calibrating materials was selected to cover a range of variability in effective atomic number (Zeff) and electron density (ρe) encountered in geological specimens. The validation of this calibration was performed analyzing 23 common minerals by mapping their respective Zeff and ρe in order to identify the one with the closest properties. While all minerals are not correctly determined, our study shows that the stoichiometric method correctly identifies the most important and common ones (quartz, calcite, dolomite) that are not distinguishable using a single energy imaging method. We show that this method previously elaborated for medical purposes is also efficient in earth science.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/danh10
title: Résultats du sondage sur la gestion des données de recherche à l'INRS (2018)

description: Ensemble de données (résultats) et documentation relativement au sondage sur la gestion des données de recherche effectué à l'INRS en janvier 2018. [Dataset (results) and documentation for the research data management survey conducted at INRS in January 2018.]
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/ufucbz
title: Canada Charity Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Canada labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax forms as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/sfrpzx
title: United States Nonprofit Forms

description: This folder contains spreadsheets cataloging all fields on the forms nonprofit organizations are required to file in the United States. The folder also contains the original tax forms as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/s3huye
title: Japan Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Japan labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax forms as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/r47xc7
title: France Nonprofit Form Field Data

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within France labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/ykrayq
title: Brazil Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Brazil labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/c7jgpj
title: Italy Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Italy labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/z3qqd2
title: South Africa Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within South Africa labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/qrpass
title: England and Wales Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within England and Wales labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/ewakjx
title: Brazil Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Brazil labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs. (2020-07-09)
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/zs9fia
title: Kenya Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Kenya labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/dzrbfg
title: Liberia Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Liberia labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/3xv61v
title: Uganda Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Uganda labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/caamre
title: Tanzania Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Tanzania labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/omskfl
title: Hungary Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Hungary labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/rnedko
title: Romania Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Romania labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/nhishe
title: India Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within India labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/opyj5x
title: Russia Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Russia labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/g9lril
title: Chile Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Chile labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/amfnh0
title: Estonia Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Estonia labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/9drwp5
title: Data and Supplementary Material for: Social grooming efficiency and techniques are influenced by manual impairment in free-ranging Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata)

description: This is the dataset and supplementary material associated with the paper titled: Social grooming efficiency and techniques are influenced by manual impairment in free-ranging Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata), by Jenny Paola Espitia-Contreras, Linda M. Fedigan, and Sarah E. Turner, PLOS ONE (accepted Feb 2020). Abstract: Animals born with physical impairments may particularly require behavioural flexibility and innovation to survive and carry out social activities, such as grooming. Studies on free-ranging Japanese macaques on Awaji Island, Japan, have shown that individuals with congenital limb malformations exhibited compensatory behaviours while grooming, such as increased mouth and elbow use for removing ectoparasites. The aim of this study is to explore disabled and nondisabled grooming techniques to determine whether and to what extent disabled monkeys develop novel grooming techniques, and if there is disability-associated variation in grooming efficiency. We hypothesized that modified grooming techniques used by disabled monkeys fulfilled the social and relaxing functions of grooming, however, that grooming by manually impaired individuals may still carry a hygienic cost to the recipients. Grooming behavioural data were collected by video in 2007 on 27 adult females (11 with CLMs). With a detailed grooming-related ethogram, we transcribed 216 2-minute continuous grooming video samples. We analyzed the data using generalized linear mixed effects models in R. We found that monkeys with manual impairment were less efficient groomers, as measured by removal and movement efficiency during grooming. However, there were no significant differences associated with the number of grooming movements per sample among the focal animals. Additionally, with a behavioural sequential analysis, we isolated 8 distinct grooming techniques and 3 novel disability-specific movements. Our results indicate that innovation and modification of movement types does not entirely compensate for manual disability, and that manual impairment carries a cost to the hygienic function of grooming. However, for the grooming recipient, the experience of being groomed by a disabled or nondisabled groomer is likely similar, and through movement compensation, disabled monkeys are able to engage in the social aspect of grooming without incurring any disability-associated costs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/qoavhe
title: Love and break-up letters to a library research skills tutorial

description: This study employed a novel user experience method, the love/breakup letter, to evaluate the usefulness of an online information literacy tutorial for students writing assignments with research requirements. The method elicited revealing responses from students about their confidence in doing library research, preferred learning styles and intentions to use such a tool again. In contrast with highly-favourable prelaunch user testing results, the majority of students wrote breakup letters to the tutorial and several bypassed it altogether despite their explicit assignment instructions. The findings have implications for librarians exploring new research methods and investigating practical applications of online information literacy teaching tools designed for self-directed learning.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/9b1io3
title: Replication_code_Wynes_Motta_Donner_One_Earth

description: Code for publication: Wynes et al., 2021, Understanding the climate responsibility associated with elections
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/ywfto5
title: Ghana Nonprofit Forms

description: This dataset contains spreadsheets with all of the fields to be filled by nonprofit organizations within Ghana labeled by form. The folder also contains the original tax and registration forms from the government as .pdfs.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/cjyabs
title: 2019 Federal Election Clustered Images

description: We created this dataset to map how images circulated across social media during Canadian elections. We collected data during the 2019 federal election, an election defined by images of then-incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wearing brownface and blackface. As a reflection of Canada, our data set includes images with racist, sexist, xenophobic, and hyper-nationalist sentiments from extremist sites online. We purposefully included these harmful images as well as collected images from across social media that included other sites of fringe politics as it accurately reflects parts of Canada’s visual culture. We are not aware of any available data sets of Canadian political images. We are releasing our data set to preserve the historical record and advance research in Canada’s visual political culture.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20138267
title: Unlabelled Event Log Datasets and Experimental Results

description: Unlabelled Event Log Datasets
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/o5xj2x
title: Lumière sur la face cachée de «J'enseigne à distance»

description: Face aux difficultés rencontrées par les enseignants pour passer rapidement de la présence à la distance, dans le contexte de pandémie et de confinement du printemps dernier, le ministère de l’Éducation et de l’Enseignement supérieur a sollicité l’Université TÉLUQ pour développer une formation visant à familiariser le personnel enseignant du Québec à la formation à distance. Si les acteurs de l’Université TÉLUQ et leurs nombreux collaborateurs se sont rapidement mis au travail avec grand enthousiasme, la création et la diffusion.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/fzockx
title: La transition « formation en présence - formation à distance » à l’université : enjeux didactiques et enjeux politiques

description: Cette communication présente la problématisation de la transition « formation en présence – formation à distance » à l’université. Le concept-pivot mobilisé est celui de « transition », lié à la problématique des temporalités dans les sciences humaines et sociales. Cette transition entre la formation en présence et la formation à distance à l’université suscite bon nombre d’inquiétudes légitimes qui se traduisent en enjeux. Sur le plan des enjeux didactiques, le concept de savoir-enseigner est mobilisé selon une articulation complexe de différents savoirs enseignants qui rend compte aussi de solutions d’enseignement différentes. Sur le plan des enjeux politiques, le concept de gouvernance correspond à forme souple de pouvoir politique qui consiste dans l’interaction d’une pluralité d’acteurs dans la perspective de la prise de décision. La conclusion met de l’avant l’importance de débattre des apports et des contraintes du numérique afin de relever les défis auxquels la formation universitaire est confrontée.
DOI: 10.5683/sp2/wwb9fe
title: La fabriqueREL, le pourquoi, le quoi, le comment et les premiers résultats

description: Selon l’UNESCO (2002) : « Les ressources éducatives libres (REL) désignent « des matériels d'enseignement, d'apprentissage et de recherche sur tout support, numérique ou autre, existant dans le domaine public ou publiés sous une licence ouverte permettant l'accès, l'utilisation, l’adaptation et la redistribution gratuits par d'autres, sans restrictions ou avec des restrictions limitées. Les licences ouvertes sont fondées dans le cadre existant du droit à la propriété intellectuelle, comme défini par les conventions internationales concernées, et respectent la paternité de l'œuvre. » De telles ressources d’enseignement gratuites disponibles en ligne se multiplient depuis un moment déjà, mais toujours selon l’UNESCO (2016) « le problème fondamental est que les REL, après 10 ans de plaidoyer dans le monde entier, restent à intégrer plus pleinement dans les politiques et les pratiques éducatives ». En effet, de nombreux freins peuvent expliquer l’adoption très lente de ce patrimoine et encore plus lente dans le monde francophone. Lors de cette conférence, nous reviendrons sur la nature des REL, présenterons les principaux obstacles rencontrés pour leur adoption et émettrons quelques recommandations pour les atténuer.