cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7039034
title: The effects of stress, anxiety, and depression on rumination, sleep, and fatigue: A nonclinical sample

description: Data: The study assessed perceived stress, depression, anxiety, rumination, fatigue, sleep (i.e., subjective sleep quality, daytime dysfunction, sleep latency, sleep disturbance, sleep duration, habitual sleep efficiency, and use of sleep medication). <br>Sample: 229 participants from a community sample answered a survey. <br>Results: High stress, anxiety, and depression was related to more ruminative thinking, which in turn was related to poor sleep quality; and sleep quality predicted worse fatigue. <br>Conclusion: Rumination parsimoniously explains the tendency of stress and affective distress to contribute to poor sleep quality, and together with poor sleep, it may also contribute to worse fatigue in some individuals. <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038989
title: Additional file 3: of Containment measures for emerging and re-emerging vector-borne and other infectious diseases of poverty in urban settings: a scoping review

description: Data extraction grid. (XLSX 104 kb)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038989.v1
title: Additional file 3: of Containment measures for emerging and re-emerging vector-borne and other infectious diseases of poverty in urban settings: a scoping review

description: Data extraction grid. (XLSX 104 kb)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038956
title: Additional file 3: of Interventions for vector-borne diseases focused on housing and hygiene in urban areas: a scoping review

description: Data extraction grid. (XLSX 157 kb)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038956.v1
title: Additional file 3: of Interventions for vector-borne diseases focused on housing and hygiene in urban areas: a scoping review

description: Data extraction grid. (XLSX 157 kb)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038917
title: AREL Stereotype and Model checking tool

description: This tool can be used with Enterprise Architect V7.1 to document design decisions.<br>A .Net program can be used to check the BBN model for decision making.<br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038917.v1
title: AREL Stereotype and Model checking tool

description: This tool can be used with Enterprise Architect V7.1 to document design decisions.<br>A .Net program can be used to check the BBN model for decision making.<br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038896
title: <i>Echiniscus testudo</i> (Doyère, 1840) in New Zealand: anthropogenic dispersal or evidence for the ‘Everything is Everywhere’ hypothesis?

description: Many species of microscopic invertebrates, such as tardigrades or rotifers, have been traditionally regarded as cosmopolitan. This conviction was based on classical taxonomic observations of very similar phenotypes across the globe and hypothetical abilities of micrometazoans for large-scale dispersal with air and water currents. However, several recent studies showed that micrometazoan species may have restricted geographic ranges, suggesting that microscopic size is not the only determinant of dispersal. Here, we describe the first Australasian record of <i>Echiniscus testudo</i>, a heterotardigrade originally described from the Holarctic. Morphological and genetic analyses gave congruent conclusions and confirmed that European and New Zealand populations represent a single species. Importantly, however, without broader sampling in primeval localities, it is not possible to test whether the New Zealand record of <i>E. testudo</i> is a result of natural dispersal or whether the species was brought to Australasia by humans.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038896.v1
title: <i>Echiniscus testudo</i> (Doyère, 1840) in New Zealand: anthropogenic dispersal or evidence for the ‘Everything is Everywhere’ hypothesis?

description: Many species of microscopic invertebrates, such as tardigrades or rotifers, have been traditionally regarded as cosmopolitan. This conviction was based on classical taxonomic observations of very similar phenotypes across the globe and hypothetical abilities of micrometazoans for large-scale dispersal with air and water currents. However, several recent studies showed that micrometazoan species may have restricted geographic ranges, suggesting that microscopic size is not the only determinant of dispersal. Here, we describe the first Australasian record of <i>Echiniscus testudo</i>, a heterotardigrade originally described from the Holarctic. Morphological and genetic analyses gave congruent conclusions and confirmed that European and New Zealand populations represent a single species. Importantly, however, without broader sampling in primeval localities, it is not possible to test whether the New Zealand record of <i>E. testudo</i> is a result of natural dispersal or whether the species was brought to Australasia by humans.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038857
title: Experimental study on high pressure nitrogen blasting fracture for coal and rock mass

description: FIGURE 1: High pressure nitrogen blasting and cracking experimental system of coal and rock mass.FIGURE 2: Molding experimental blocksFIGURE 3: Release tube and its dimensional drawing. (a) Release tube; (b) dimensional drawing of release tube.FIGURE 4: The macroscopic crack morphology on the experimental blocks’ surface under the designed condition of 1L gas volume. (a) P=5MPa; (b) P=7.5MPa; (c) P=10MPa.FIGURE 5: The macroscopic crack morphology on the experimental blocks’ surface under the designed condition of gas pressure of 10 MPa. (a) V=1L; (b) V=2L; (c) V=3L.FIGURE 6: p-t curve of high pressure nitrogen fracturing under different design gas pressure conditions. (a) P=5MPa; (b) P=7.5MPa; (c) P=10MPa.FIGURE 7: p-t curve of high pressure nitrogen fracturing under different design gas volume conditions. (a) V=1L; (b) V=2L; (c) V=3L.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038857.v1
title: Experimental study on high pressure nitrogen blasting fracture for coal and rock mass

description: FIGURE 1: High pressure nitrogen blasting and cracking experimental system of coal and rock mass.FIGURE 2: Molding experimental blocksFIGURE 3: Release tube and its dimensional drawing. (a) Release tube; (b) dimensional drawing of release tube.FIGURE 4: The macroscopic crack morphology on the experimental blocks’ surface under the designed condition of 1L gas volume. (a) P=5MPa; (b) P=7.5MPa; (c) P=10MPa.FIGURE 5: The macroscopic crack morphology on the experimental blocks’ surface under the designed condition of gas pressure of 10 MPa. (a) V=1L; (b) V=2L; (c) V=3L.FIGURE 6: p-t curve of high pressure nitrogen fracturing under different design gas pressure conditions. (a) P=5MPa; (b) P=7.5MPa; (c) P=10MPa.FIGURE 7: p-t curve of high pressure nitrogen fracturing under different design gas volume conditions. (a) V=1L; (b) V=2L; (c) V=3L.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038836
title: Recent (post-1930) changes in the extent of subtidal seagrass (<i>Zostera muelleri</i>) beds of the eastern Bay of Islands, New Zealand

description: The surface areas of 12 subtidal seagrass <i>Zostera muelleri</i> beds at the islands and adjacent mainland shores of the eastern Bay of Islands (35° 12′ S, 174° 10′ E), New Zealand were estimated from aerial images. It appears that little subtidal seagrass existed until after the early-1950s, so significant beds here may be a relatively recent biome. Possible explanations for recent emergence of subtidal seagrass include that debilitating periods of turbid water and pulses of sedimentation associated with the land clearances of the late 1800s had worked through the marine ecosystem. An overall peak in seagrass-cover in the 1960s to 1980s was followed by declines in several beds in the 1990s to 2000s, with recovery since. The temporal presence of seagrass was well-correlated among the three mainland beds, and moderately well among the south-facing beds on the islands, consistent with mechanisms driving seagrass establishment and persistence operating at reasonably broad scales.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038833
title: Structural and morpho-tectonic evidence of Quaternary faulting within the Moutere Depression, South Island, New Zealand

description: The subsurface structure of the Moutere Depression is obscured by a thick Plio-Quaternary gravel sequence. Surface and subsurface data have been used to define a blind basement pop-up bounded to the west by a NNE-striking reverse fault dipping c. 50°E (Ruby Bay-Moutere Fault, RB-MF). The RB-MF is geometrically and kinematically similar to the adjacent Waimea-Flaxmore Fault System (W-FFS) and linked to the Surville Fault offshore and the Tutaki Fault to the south. Reverse-slip activity on the RB-MF started post 21–18 Ma and continued after deposition of the lower Pleistocene gravel sequence, but the fault tip remains buried. Persistent Quaternary activity with progressive development of a hanging wall anticline is inferred from surface topography and deformation of late Quaternary river terraces. The collected evidence suggests that the RB-MF is capable of being reactivated in the present-day stress field, though slip rates are lower than those of the Holocene-active W-FFS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038833.v1
title: Structural and morpho-tectonic evidence of Quaternary faulting within the Moutere Depression, South Island, New Zealand

description: The subsurface structure of the Moutere Depression is obscured by a thick Plio-Quaternary gravel sequence. Surface and subsurface data have been used to define a blind basement pop-up bounded to the west by a NNE-striking reverse fault dipping c. 50°E (Ruby Bay-Moutere Fault, RB-MF). The RB-MF is geometrically and kinematically similar to the adjacent Waimea-Flaxmore Fault System (W-FFS) and linked to the Surville Fault offshore and the Tutaki Fault to the south. Reverse-slip activity on the RB-MF started post 21–18 Ma and continued after deposition of the lower Pleistocene gravel sequence, but the fault tip remains buried. Persistent Quaternary activity with progressive development of a hanging wall anticline is inferred from surface topography and deformation of late Quaternary river terraces. The collected evidence suggests that the RB-MF is capable of being reactivated in the present-day stress field, though slip rates are lower than those of the Holocene-active W-FFS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038758
title: Fully Integrating Data with Compute Workflows: A Platform to Better Serve Scientific Research

description: The NSF Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure has recognized the emerging and evolving need for platforms that fully integrate data and computing workflows, and is calling for research to deliver systems that provide a full spectrum of data services and also offer a coherent coupling with computing software. The Digital Environment to Enable Data-driven Science (DEEDS) project has created a cross-domain, self-serve platform for data and computing that supports the entire end-to-end research investigation process. DEEDS offers interactive interfaces to 1) collect, manage, and explore data, 2) define and launch tools, 3) track computational workflows, and 4) access toolkits for ad hoc analytics. All interfaces are available from a single dashboard so that the workflow between data and tools is smooth and intuitive. In this paper, we describe DEEDS innovations for handling data and computational workflows, and we present the use cases from four science domains that defined features, services, and usability requirements for DEEDS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038764
title: Network

description: The network for Muyang's dissertation
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038764.v1
title: Network

description: The network for Muyang's dissertation
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038713.v1
title: Moving average 1

description: T=1.3, S=-0.1, K=0.1, Alpha = 0.5, memory length = 6.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038707
title: Gut microbiome in early childhood

description: Gut microbiome in early childhood
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038710
title: Yokohama Specie Bank flow-of-funds data, 1893-1908 (calculation of net amounts) [multiple file formats, including .xslx, .csv, and .pdf]. These matrices contain calculations of the amounts of funds transferred, converted into Japanese yen.

description: This fileset contains half-yearly flow-of-funds data for the branch network of the Yokohama Specie Bank between 1893 and 1908. Data has been organized into matrices.This set shows <i>net</i> 'amounts transferred'; totals are in <i>Japanese yen</i>. The matrices document the process for arriving at net transferred amounts, concretely by: 1) transposing matrices, 2) deducting the transposed matrix from the original one, and deleting negative values by means of logical expressions (the IF function). The end result, in the fourth quadrant of the spreadsheet, contains the values that were fed into the SNA-software packages.<br>These matrices have formed the basis for visualizations in social network analysis (SNA) software packages, as, for instance, UCINet, Pajek, Gephi, and the igraph-package in R.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038707.v1
title: Gut microbiome in early childhood

description: Gut microbiome in early childhood
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038710.v1
title: Yokohama Specie Bank flow-of-funds data, 1893-1908 (calculation of net amounts) [multiple file formats, including .xslx, .csv, and .pdf]. These matrices contain calculations of the amounts of funds transferred, converted into Japanese yen.

description: This fileset contains half-yearly flow-of-funds data for the branch network of the Yokohama Specie Bank between 1893 and 1908. Data has been organized into matrices.This set shows <i>net</i> 'amounts transferred'; totals are in <i>Japanese yen</i>. The matrices document the process for arriving at net transferred amounts, concretely by: 1) transposing matrices, 2) deducting the transposed matrix from the original one, and deleting negative values by means of logical expressions (the IF function). The end result, in the fourth quadrant of the matrix, contains the values that were fed into the SNA-software packages.<br>These matrices have formed the basis for visualizations in social network analysis (SNA) software packages, as, for instance, UCINet, Pajek, Gephi, and the igraph-package in R.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038680
title: Data storage figshare J Lander.xls

description: Exported Survey data from electronic Survey tool before Analysis, data were analysed using SPSS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038659
title: From dimers to sheets: carbon network evolution in superconducting YC2 under pressureUntitled Item

description: CIFs of predicted structures of YC2 at pressure
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038659.v1
title: From dimers to sheets: carbon network evolution in superconducting YC2 under pressureUntitled Item

description: CIFs of predicted structures of YC2 at pressure
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038620
title: MOESM1 of Engineering the oleaginous yeast Yarrowia lipolytica to produce the aroma compound Î˛-ionone

description: Additional file 1. Small tube medium test data. This file contains the small tube medium test data labels for Fig.Â 2 as well as the data input for machine learning analysis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038620.v1
title: MOESM1 of Engineering the oleaginous yeast Yarrowia lipolytica to produce the aroma compound Î˛-ionone

description: Additional file 1. Small tube medium test data. This file contains the small tube medium test data labels for Fig.Â 2 as well as the data input for machine learning analysis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038608
title: The performance of ultrasound in determining the cause of biliary dilation - Data.xlsx

description: Raw, deidentified data that was analysed as part of the paper "The performance of ultrasound in determining the cause of biliary dilation" Published in Sonography<br>Sonography reference <br>sono-18-05-OA-0137.R2 - The performance of ultrasound in determining the cause of biliary dilation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038605
title: Overview of the Extended Reality Continuum for Immersive Learning Experiences

description: The Extended Reality Continuum is composed of:<br>Augmented Reality (AR)- central experience being the real world, supplemented by superimposed digital information achieved either through a handheld screen or a head mounted display (HMD)<br>Mixed Reality (MR)- Real and virtual worlds are intertwined such that users are able to interact with objects in both the real and virtual worlds<br>Augmented virtuality- central experience being the virtual world, supplemented by information from real world objects<br>Virtual Reality (VR)- fully immersive artificial environment where users have no sense of the real world
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038596
title: Bills of Material Quantities and Costs + Construction program of a Medium-Rise Apartment Building in Melbourne for three structural options: reinforced concrete, structural timber and hybrid

description: This dataset provides the detailed bill of material quantities for three different structural options of a typical mid-rise apartment building in Melbourne, Australia.<br>→ Option 1: Concrete footings (incl. any substructure) with complete engineered timber superstructure (RC-T1) → Option 2: Concrete footings (incl. any substructure) and first floor with engineered timber for all floors above (RC-T2) → Option 3: Complete concrete structure (pre-cast, reinforced, and post tensioned) (RC-S)<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038590
title: Comparação entre avaliação cinemática 2D e 3D da corrida

description: Arquivos do trabalho de iniciação científica que visou fazer uma revisão da literatura sobre a confibilidade e validade da cinemática 2D da corrida e um estudo de caso de comparando a cinemática 2D com a 3D de um sujeito saudável durante a corrida em esteira a 3,5 m/h.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038605.v4
title: Overview of the Extended Reality Continuum for Immersive Learning Experiences (Figure)

description: The Extended Reality Continuum is composed of:<br>Augmented Reality (AR)- central experience being the real world, supplemented by superimposed digital information achieved either through a handheld screen or a head mounted display (HMD)<br>Mixed Reality (MR)- Real and virtual worlds are intertwined such that users are able to interact with objects in both the real and virtual worlds<br>Augmented virtuality- central experience being the virtual world, supplemented by information from real world objects<br>Virtual Reality (VR)- fully immersive artificial environment where users have no sense of the real world
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038605.v5
title: Overview of the Extended Reality Continuum for Immersive Learning Experiences

description: The Extended Reality Continuum is composed of:<br>Augmented Reality (AR)- central experience being the real world, supplemented by superimposed digital information achieved either through a handheld screen or a head mounted display (HMD)<br>Mixed Reality (MR)- Real and virtual worlds are intertwined such that users are able to interact with objects in both the real and virtual worlds<br>Augmented virtuality- central experience being the virtual world, supplemented by information from real world objects<br>Virtual Reality (VR)- fully immersive artificial environment where users have no sense of the real world
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038605.v6
title: Overview of the Extended Reality Continuum for Immersive Learning Experiences

description: The Extended Reality Continuum is composed of:<br>Augmented Reality (AR)- central experience being the real world, supplemented by superimposed digital information achieved either through a handheld screen or a head mounted display (HMD)<br>Mixed Reality (MR)- Real and virtual worlds are intertwined such that users are able to interact with objects in both the real and virtual worlds<br>Augmented virtuality- central experience being the virtual world, supplemented by information from real world objects<br>Virtual Reality (VR)- fully immersive artificial environment where users have no sense of the real world
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038584
title: Questions on Diabetes from Patients and the Public

description: There are two Excel .csv files containing questions on type 2 diabetes mellitus tagged by the specific topics each question covers. clinicquestions.csv has questions collected from 100 patients. crowdsourcedquestions.csv has questions collected from 300 members of the public. <br>Questions on type 1 diabetes were removed, as were questions on clinic operations. Details on the coding can be found in the citation (below).<br>clinicquestions.csvNumber of instances: 152Number of attributes: 25Attribute characteristics: text; integer IDs, one-hot encodingsMissing data: none<br>crowdsourcedquestions.csv Number of instances: 284Number of attributes: 26Attribute characteristics: text; categorical (Female/Male); integer IDs, one-hot encodingsMissing data: none<br>ATTRIBUTES:gender – categorical (Male/Female)person_ID – Integer identifier for the person asking the question qx_ID – Integer identifier for the questionQx – The text of the question itself, as asked, without corrections or edits22 topic categories one-hot encoded:CAUSE ; RISK; PREVENTION; DIAGNOSIS; MANIFESTATIONS; TREATMENT; ANATOMY; CURE; DIET; EXERCISE; WEIGHT; SELF-MANAGEMENT; DISEASE COMPLICATIONS; TREATMENT COMPLICATIONS; PERSON or ORGANIZATION; PROGNOSIS; DISTRIBUTION of a DISEASE in a POPULATION; INHERITANCE PATTERNS; RESEARCH; PSYCHOSOCIAL; Own HEALTH RECORD RELATED; OTHER<br><br> CITATION: Crangle CE, Bradley C, Carlin PF, Esterhay RJ, Harper R, Kearney PM, Lorig K, McCarthy VJC, McTear M, Savage E, Tuttle MS, Wallace JG. (2018, to appear) Exploring Patient Information Needs: A Cross Sectional Study of Questions on Type 2 Diabetes. PLOS ONE
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7038575
title: rfc.sql

description: Dataset of 7,316 Request for Comments that were used for research on earning insights for resolving disputes in a timely manner on Wikipedia, as well as other peer production and and deliberative communities beyond Wikipedia.<br>The paper on this research "Deliberation and Resolution on Wikipedia: A Case Study of Requests for Comments" has been accepted for CSCW 2018. The abstract is as below.<br><br>Resolving disputes in a timely manner is crucial for any online production group. We present an analysis of Requests for Comments (RfCs), one of the main vehicles on Wikipedia for formally resolving a policy or content dispute. We collected an exhaustive dataset of 7,316 RfCs on English Wikipedia over the course of 7 years and conducted a qualitative and quantitative analysis into what issues affect the RfC process. Our analysis was informed by 10 interviews with frequent RfC closers. We found that a major issue affecting the RfC process is the prevalence of RfCs that could have benefited from formal closure but that linger indefinitely without one, with factors including participants' interest and expertise impacting the likelihood of resolution. From these findings, we developed a model that predicts whether an RfC will go stale with 75.3% accuracy, a level that is approached as early as one week after initiation.