cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.48436/ewte9-1qr04
title: Untere Traisenbacher Höhle (UTB_104423)

description:  Untere Traisenbacher Höhle - terrestrial scan no. UTB_104423. Cleaned and partly downsampled version (approx. 800K points). Acquired with Riegl VZ2000. Acquisition platform: tripod.
DOI: 10.48436/fh0am-at738
title: Untere Traisenbacher Höhle (UTB_104423)

description:  Untere Traisenbacher Höhle - terrestrial scan no. UTB_104423. Cleaned and partly downsampled version (approx. 800K points). Acquired with Riegl VZ2000. Acquisition platform: tripod.
DOI: 10.48436/1n30w-5pa25
title: FreiRad questionnaire survey of parents and their children's cycling test

description: Dataset description
+++ Survey motivation +++
A consortium comprising of the consultancies (1) klarFakt and (2) stape e.U. URBAN CONSULTING together with (3) Vienna University of Technology's Research center of Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering was commissioned by the Austrian federal Climate and Energy Fund to study the status quo of the Austrian voluntary cycling test for children. Within this study named "FreiRad - Voluntary Cycling Test for All Children" parents of school children were surveyed for their and their children's experiences with the voluntary cycling test. While this test is not compulsory, its successful completion allows children to cycle independently from the age of 10 onwards. In general, the Austrian road code permits independent cycling from the age of 12.
+++ Survey implementation +++
The online survey was implemented using the online polling tool www.surveymonkey.com. For different distribution methods different collector URLs were implemented - leading to the exact same survey. The survey was disseminated to potential participants via following methods/channels:

Through email addresses of all elementary schools that were provided by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education. School principals were kindly asked to distribute the corresponding collector among the parents of school children in the respective age group.
Through emails send to the provincial umbrella organisations of parents' associations. Therein the parents' associations were kindly asked to distribute the corresponding collector among the parents of their schools.
By sharing corresponding collectors over the consortium members' social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) and asking potential participants to participate and to snowball the collector to other parents.
By sharing corresponding collectors among consortium members' peer parents.
+++ Survey duration +++
The survey was accessible during ten days in May of 2022.
+++ Project funding +++
Large parts of his research were funded by Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH within the funding scheme "Nachhaltige Mobilität in der Praxis" in the project "Freiwillige Radfahrprüfung für alle Kinder – FreiRad" (contract number: KR20NM0K18478).
+++ Files +++
(1) Survey questions in German:fragebogen_EuE_final.pdf
(2) File of all participants' answers in German:2022-07-20_EuE_alle-antworten_numerisch_final_DE_ex-Jahr.xlsx
(3) Translation file for questions and answers from German to English: 2023-05-15_EuE_fragen+antworten_uebersetzung-DE-EN_final.xlsx
+++ Data privacy +++
From file (2) Q02, the participant's year of birth was recalculated into 5 year age classes for reasons of data privacy.
DOI: 10.48436/qzhg8-dmk62
title: FreiRad questionnaire survey of parents and their children's cycling test

description: Dataset description
+++ Survey motivation +++
A consortium comprising of the consultancies (1) klarFakt and (2) stape e.U. URBAN CONSULTING together with (3) Vienna University of Technology's Research center of Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering was commissioned by the Austrian federal Climate and Energy Fund to study the status quo of the Austrian voluntary cycling test for children. Within this study named "FreiRad - Voluntary Cycling Test for All Children" parents of school children were surveyed for their and their children's experiences with the voluntary cycling test. While this test is not compulsory, its successful completion allows children to cycle independently from the age of 10 onwards. In general, the Austrian road code permits independent cycling from the age of 12.
+++ Survey implementation +++
The online survey was implemented using the online polling tool www.surveymonkey.com. For different distribution methods different collector URLs were implemented - leading to the exact same survey. The survey was disseminated to potential participants via following methods/channels:

Through email addresses of all elementary schools that were provided by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education. School principals were kindly asked to distribute the corresponding collector among the parents of school children in the respective age group.
Through emails send to the provincial umbrella organisations of parents' associations. Therein the parents' associations were kindly asked to distribute the corresponding collector among the parents of their schools.
By sharing corresponding collectors over the consortium members' social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) and asking potential participants to participate and to snowball the collector to other parents.
By sharing corresponding collectors among consortium members' peer parents.
+++ Survey duration +++
The survey was accessible during ten days in May of 2022.
+++ Project funding +++
Large parts of his research were funded by Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH within the funding scheme "Nachhaltige Mobilität in der Praxis" in the project "Freiwillige Radfahrprüfung für alle Kinder – FreiRad" (contract number: KR20NM0K18478).
+++ Files +++
(1) Survey questions in German:fragebogen_EuE_final.pdf
(2) File of all participants' answers in German:2022-07-20_EuE_alle-antworten_numerisch_final_DE_ex-Jahr.xlsx
(3) Translation file for questions and answers from German to English: 2023-05-15_EuE_fragen+antworten_uebersetzung-DE-EN_final.xlsx
+++ Data privacy +++
From file (2) Q02, the participant's year of birth was recalculated into 5 year age classes for reasons of data privacy.
DOI: 10.48436/0bcdz-7bb44
title: PopAut: An Annotated Corpus for Populism Detection in Austrian News Comments

description: Description:
Sample of 1,200 comments posted under articles of the Austrian Newspaper Der Standard collected between January 2019 and November 2021. This dataset is published in context with the paper "PopAut: An Annotated Corpus for Populism Detection in Austrian News Comments" and serves the purpose of detecting populist statements in user comments under news articles in the German language. Details about the sampling and annotation process can be found in the paper as well as the accompanying GitHub repository (https://github.com/ahmadouw/COV-Populism-Standard)
Abstract: Populism is a phenomenon that is noticeably present in the political landscape of various countries over the past decades. While populism expressed by politicians has been thoroughly examined in the literature, populism expressed by citizens is still underresearched, especially when it comes to its automated detection in text. This work presents the PopAut corpus, which is the first annotated corpus of news comments for populism in the German language. It features 1,200 comments collected between 2019-2021 that are annotated for populist motives anti-elitism, people-centrism and people-sovereignty. Following the definition of Cas Mudde, populism is seen as a thin ideology. This work shows that annotators reach a high agreement when labeling news comments for these motives. The data set is collected to serve as the basis for automated populism detection using machine-learning methods. By using transformer-based models, we can outperform existing dictionaries tailored for automated populism detection in German social media content. Therefore, our work provides a rich resource for future work on the classification of populist user comments in the German language.
Structure

Each row contains an anonymized user comment and the binary labels given by each of the three annotators (per comment) for every motive
anti1, anti2, anti3 indicate whether or not anti-elitism was found in the given comment
cent1, cent2, cent3 indicate whether or not people-centrism was found in the given comment
sov1, sov2, sov3 indicate whether or not people-sovereignty was found in the given comment
none1, none2, none 3 indicate whether or not none of the motives was found in the given comment
Populism is the final label that is assigned by majority vote, if any of the motives is present in the given comment
Further Details

The data set is available for researchers upon request
DOI: 10.48436/vbkwj-b8t85
title: PopAut: An Annotated Corpus for Populism Detection in Austrian News Comments

description: Description:
Sample of 1,200 comments posted under articles of the Austrian Newspaper Der Standard collected between January 2019 and November 2021. This dataset is published in context with the paper "PopAut: An Annotated Corpus for Populism Detection in Austrian News Comments" and serves the purpose of detecting populist statements in user comments under news articles in the German language. Details about the sampling and annotation process can be found in the paper as well as the accompanying GitHub repository (https://github.com/ahmadouw/COV-Populism-Standard)
Abstract: Populism is a phenomenon that is noticeably present in the political landscape of various countries over the past decades. While populism expressed by politicians has been thoroughly examined in the literature, populism expressed by citizens is still underresearched, especially when it comes to its automated detection in text. This work presents the PopAut corpus, which is the first annotated corpus of news comments for populism in the German language. It features 1,200 comments collected between 2019-2021 that are annotated for populist motives anti-elitism, people-centrism and people-sovereignty. Following the definition of Cas Mudde, populism is seen as a thin ideology. This work shows that annotators reach a high agreement when labeling news comments for these motives. The data set is collected to serve as the basis for automated populism detection using machine-learning methods. By using transformer-based models, we can outperform existing dictionaries tailored for automated populism detection in German social media content. Therefore, our work provides a rich resource for future work on the classification of populist user comments in the German language.
Structure

Each row contains an anonymized user comment and the binary labels given by each of the three annotators (per comment) for every motive
anti1, anti2, anti3 indicate whether or not anti-elitism was found in the given comment
cent1, cent2, cent3 indicate whether or not people-centrism was found in the given comment
sov1, sov2, sov3 indicate whether or not people-sovereignty was found in the given comment
none1, none2, none 3 indicate whether or not none of the motives was found in the given comment
Populism is the final label that is assigned by majority vote, if any of the motives is present in the given comment
Further Details

The data set is available for researchers upon request
DOI: 10.48436/rd6gb-aqh43
title: Dataset to: Electro-Tuned Catalysts - Voltage-Controlled Activity Selection of Bimetallic Exsolution Particles

description: Context and methodology

Data was recorded at TU Wien, Research Unit of Technical Electrochemistry
The purpose of this dataset is to provide the data behind the figures in the paper entitled "Electro-Tuned Catalysts: Voltage-Controlled Activity Selection of Bimetallic Exsolution Particles" by Summerer et al. (J.Mat.Chem.A, 2024).
Technical details
The folder structure of the dataset is as follows:
Data

Data for each figures in various file formats (.csv, .xlsx, .txt, .dat, …)
Helpers

Various .py-Files necessary for equilibrium calculations
Style and colour file for plots
Plotting

.py-Files for each plot including a brief figure description
DOI: 10.48436/z7apz-92j62
title: Dataset to: Electro-Tuned Catalysts - Voltage-Controlled Activity Selection of Bimetallic Exsolution Particles

description: Context and methodology

Data was recorded at TU Wien, Research Unit of Technical Electrochemistry
The purpose of this dataset is to provide the data behind the figures in the paper entitled "Electro-Tuned Catalysts: Voltage-Controlled Activity Selection of Bimetallic Exsolution Particles" by Summerer et al. (J.Mat.Chem.A, 2024).
Technical details
The folder structure of the dataset is as follows:
Data

Data for each figures in various file formats (.csv, .xlsx, .txt, .dat, …)
Helpers

Various .py-Files necessary for equilibrium calculations
Style and colour file for plots
Plotting

.py-Files for each plot including a brief figure description
DOI: 10.48436/dtr77-y0085
title: arXiv-2105.12468:Antiferromagnetic magnons and local anisotropy: dynamical mean-field study

description: Data and script for Phys. Rev. B 104, 075152 (2021)
We studied antiferromagnetic magnons in one-, two- and three-orbital Hubbard model of square and bcc cubic lattice at intermediate coupling using dynamical mean-field theory (DMFT). We investigate the effect of anisotropy introduced by an external magnetic field or single-ion anisotropy. For the latter we tune continuously between the easy-axis and easy-plane models. We also analyze a model with spin-orbit coupling in cubic site-symmetry setting. The ordered states as well as the magnetic excitations are sensitive to even a small breaking of SU(2) symmetry of the model and follow the expectations of spin-wave theory as well as general symmetry considerations.
magnon.zip: Manuscript files for submission text +figs.
magnon_data.tgz: Final and intermediate data. Detailed description of scripts and codes including versions (available on github) in README.md
collective...ipynb: python notebook to generate figures in the text, includes selection of k-paths, definition of colorscales, etc.
DOI: 10.48436/n7218-z3m04
title: arXiv-2105.12468:Antiferromagnetic magnons and local anisotropy: dynamical mean-field study

description: Data and script for Phys. Rev. B 104, 075152 (2021)
We studied antiferromagnetic magnons in one-, two- and three-orbital Hubbard model of square and bcc cubic lattice at intermediate coupling using dynamical mean-field theory (DMFT). We investigate the effect of anisotropy introduced by an external magnetic field or single-ion anisotropy. For the latter we tune continuously between the easy-axis and easy-plane models. We also analyze a model with spin-orbit coupling in cubic site-symmetry setting. The ordered states as well as the magnetic excitations are sensitive to even a small breaking of SU(2) symmetry of the model and follow the expectations of spin-wave theory as well as general symmetry considerations.
magnon.zip: Manuscript files for submission text +figs.
magnon_data.tgz: Final and intermediate data. Detailed description of scripts and codes including versions (available on github) in README.md
collective...ipynb: python notebook to generate figures in the text, includes selection of k-paths, definition of colorscales, etc.
DOI: 10.48436/08qqz-ymp66
title: Impact of erroneous a priori information on the UT1-UTC determination from VLBI Intensive sessions (simulation study)

description: The dataset was generated by researchers from the TU Wien Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation and the ETH Zürich Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering, as a fundamental part of a study related to the analysis of the impact of erroneous a priori information on the UT1-UTC determination from VLBI Intensive sessions. The corresponding publication (title: "On the importance of accurate pole and station coordinates for VLBI Intensive baselines") has been submitted to the Journal of Geodesy. 
In addition, a conference paper, and presentations at the IVS General Meeting 2022, EGU General Assembly 2022 and REFAG 2022 are available.
Context and methodology
The dataset contains monthly simulated UT1-UTC values of an artificial global grid of VLBI antennas (VGOS) where realistic errors in the a priori values of the station coordinates, polar motion and nutation offsets are introduced. With the help of these simulated values the global impact of erroneous a priori information is analysed.
VieSched++ and VieVS (both developed at the TU Wien) were used to generate the schedules and simulations.
Technical details
The dataset is structured as follows. There are 7 subfolders in the zipped folder that contain the simulation results of the evaluations with modified a priori values:

folder "errSTAu" - error of 5 mm introduced in the up-direction of the second station
folder "errSTAe" - error of 5 mm introduced in the east-direction of the second station
folder "errSTAn" - error of 5 mm introduced in the north-direction of the second station
folder "errPMx" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the x-component of the polar motion
folder "errPMy" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the y-component of the polar motion
folder "errNUTx" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the x-component of the nutation offsets
folder "errNUTy" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the y-component of the nutation offsets
Within these folders, there are .txt files with the following naming convention: "N%E%__N%E%_d#.txt".

"N%E%__N%E%" represents the location (North and East in degrees = latitude and longitude) of the reference and remote station
"d#" again shows the error that has been introduced in the simulation process
The files contain the monthly simulation results of UT1-UTC and its accuracy in milliseconds.
DOI: 10.48436/vwsw9-tft88
title: Impact of erroneous a priori information on the UT1-UTC determination from VLBI Intensive sessions (simulation study)

description: The dataset was generated by researchers from the TU Wien Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation and the ETH Zürich Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering, as a fundamental part of a study related to the analysis of the impact of erroneous a priori information on the UT1-UTC determination from VLBI Intensive sessions. The corresponding publication (title: "On the importance of accurate pole and station coordinates for VLBI Intensive baselines") has been submitted to the Journal of Geodesy. 
In addition, a conference paper, and presentations at the IVS General Meeting 2022, EGU General Assembly 2022 and REFAG 2022 are available.
Context and methodology
The dataset contains monthly simulated UT1-UTC values of an artificial global grid of VLBI antennas (VGOS) where realistic errors in the a priori values of the station coordinates, polar motion and nutation offsets are introduced. With the help of these simulated values the global impact of erroneous a priori information is analysed.
VieSched++ and VieVS (both developed at the TU Wien) were used to generate the schedules and simulations.
Technical details
The dataset is structured as follows. There are 7 subfolders in the zipped folder that contain the simulation results of the evaluations with modified a priori values:

folder "errSTAu" - error of 5 mm introduced in the up-direction of the second station
folder "errSTAe" - error of 5 mm introduced in the east-direction of the second station
folder "errSTAn" - error of 5 mm introduced in the north-direction of the second station
folder "errPMx" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the x-component of the polar motion
folder "errPMy" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the y-component of the polar motion
folder "errNUTx" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the x-component of the nutation offsets
folder "errNUTy" - error of 162 microarcseconds introduced in the y-component of the nutation offsets
Within these folders, there are .txt files with the following naming convention: "N%E%__N%E%_d#.txt".

"N%E%__N%E%" represents the location (North and East in degrees = latitude and longitude) of the reference and remote station
"d#" again shows the error that has been introduced in the simulation process
The files contain the monthly simulation results of UT1-UTC and its accuracy in milliseconds.
DOI: 10.48436/6bs56-98b48
title: Hydro-sedimentary processes of a plunging hyperpycnal river plume revealed by synchronized remote imagery and gridded current measurements - supporting data and scripts

description: Dataset description
Raw and treated data reported in the paper "Hydro-sedimentary processes of a plunging hyperpycnal river plume revealed by synchronized remote imagery and gridded current measurements" can be downloaded here for validation and further analysis. The scripts used to open, treat and visualize the data are included, as well as the figures included in the paper and the underlying data. The structure and contents of the folders are described in the README file. In order to run the scripts (.m) and open some of the treated data (.mat) successfully, the MATLAB software package is necessary. The MATLAB scripts are based on and include scripts from the adcptools software package (Bart Vermeulen, 2015; Vermeulen et al., 2014; https://sourceforge.net/projects/adcptools/).
All data are protected under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. All scripts are protected under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (or later).