cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17864/1947.291
title: Temporal variation in global crop pollinator communities

description: This dataset is in a single Excel file that contains information on the richness and abundance of insect pollinators in crop systems collated from previous studies on crop systems from across the world. The data file has five spreadsheets, details of which are outlined below: 1. Metadata 2. Summary - Information on study ID, country, crop, years of sampling and no. of sites 3. Abundance data - Species level data on pollinator abundance recorded at each study site 4. Site data - Site data on type of field/farm/orchard, and years of sampling 5. Climate data - Temperature data for sampling dates for each study and site where available
description: This dataset was generated by collating data on previous published/unpublished studies on crop pollinator communities from different crop systems in multiple countries. The collated data includes site locations, climate data (if recorded), pollinator abundance data and species level information on crop pollinator communities observed in these study systems.
description: Data standardisation and accuracy were checked in Excel prior to further statistical analyses.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.288
title: Data used in the article ‘The functionality of inulin as a sugar replacer in cakes and biscuits; highlighting the influence of differences in degree of polymerisation on the properties of cake batter and product’

description: ***This dataset has been withdrawn: An updated version of the dataset is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.17864/1947.292*** This dataset contains data obtained from experimental work in the physical properties laboratory and Sensory Science Centre of the Department of Food and Nutritional Science of the University of Reading. The data was obtained using the rheometer (viscosity, frequency sweeps, temperature ramps), texture analyser (hardness, stickiness, etc.), moisture balance, water activity meter, colorimeter and the trained sensory panel. Data replicates are presented in the same columns.
description: Data was collected in Excel files. Different tabs have been assigned for different measurements. Data cleansing consisted in using the same sample nomenclature and creating an index tab at the beginning of each Excel file with an explanation of the content of the file and a description of each of the variables studied.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.289
title: Global crop pollinator dataset on temporal variation

description: ***This dataset has been withdrawn: An updated version of the dataset is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.17864/1947.291*** This dataset is in a single Excel file that contains information on the richness and abundance of insect pollinators in crop systems collated from previous studies on crop systems from across the world. The data file has five spreadsheets, details of which are outlined below: 1. Metadata 2. Summary - Information on study ID, country, crop, years of sampling and no. of sites 3. Abundance data - Species level data on pollinator abundance recorded at each study site 4. Site data - Site data on area covered, years of sampling and geographic coordinates 5. Climate data - Climate data where available for each study recorded during pollinator sampling This dataset was generated by collating data on previous published/unpublished studies on crop pollinator communities from different crop systems in multiple countries. The collated data in this dataset has information from 43 studies on 21 different crops from 12 different countries. The information collated included site locations, climate data (if recorded), pollinator abundance data and species level information on crop pollinator communities observed in these study systems.
description: This dataset was generated by collating data on previous published/unpublished studies on crop pollinator communities from different crop systems in multiple countries. The collated data includes site locations, climate data (if recorded), pollinator abundance data and species level information on crop pollinator communities observed in these study systems.
description: Data standardisation and accuracy were checked in Excel prior to further statistical analyses
DOI: 10.17864/1947.300
title: Simulations of the Arctic sea ice comparing different approaches to modelling the floe size distribution and their respective impacts on the sea ice cover

description: This dataset has been produced by implementing either a power law derived or prognostic sea ice floe size distribution model within the CICE sea ice model. This dataset is used within the thesis ‘Fragmentation and melting of the seasonal sea ice cover’ (Bateson, 2021) to investigate the impact of the sea ice floe size distribution on the evolution of the Arctic sea ice cover and to compare different approaches to modelling floe size. Results are presented to show how variable floe size changes the seasonal retreat of the Arctic sea ice cover via changes to lateral melt volume and momentum exchange between the sea ice, ocean, and atmosphere. Winter floe formation and growth processes are found to strongly influence FSD impacts on the seasonal retreat of the sea ice, and the need to include brittle fracture processes in floe size distribution models is also demonstrated. A high sensitivity is found to poorly constrained FSD parameters, highlighting the need for further observations of floe size.
description: This dataset has been generated by implementing either a power law derived or prognostic sea ice floe size distribution model within the CICE sea ice model. Full details are available from Bateson (2021).
description: The data is stored in netCDF format. The dataset has been compressed into a tar.gz file.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.286
title: Crop pollinator communities - global dataset

description: ***This dataset has been withdrawn: An updated version of the dataset is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.17864/1947.291*** This dataset is in a single Excel file that contains information on the richness and abundance of insect pollinators in crop systems collated from previous studies on crop systems from across the world. The data file has five spreadsheets, details of which are outlined below: 1. Metadata 2. Summary - Information on study ID, country, crop, years of sampling and no. of sites 3. Abundance data - Species level data on pollinator abundance recorded at each study site 4. Site data - Site data on area covered, years of sampling and geographic coordinates 5. Climate data - Climate data where available for each study recorded during pollinator sampling This dataset was generated by collating data on previous published/unpublished studies on crop pollinator communities from different crop systems in multiple countries. The collated data in this dataset has information from 31 studies on 17 different crops from 9 different countries. The information collated included site locations, climate data (if recorded), pollinator abundance data and species level information on crop pollinator communities observed in these study systems.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.296
title: ItalianWoolf project: schools workshops

description: This dataset is part of the outputs of the research project Virginia Woolf and Italian Readers funded from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 838658. The dataset contains the data collected from workshops addressed to college students and teachers in collaboration, respectively, with Istituto Salesiani, Milan, Istituto Erasmo da Rotterdam, Sesto San Giovanni (Milan) and Istituto Alcide De Gasperi, Borgo Valsugana (Trento). The workshops focused on Point 5 of the UNESCO Sustainable Development Goals: Gender equality, and involved the active participation of the students, who were asked to answer a short anonymous survey in the form of paper questionnaires (which became Google Modules when the workshops had to be made online because of the Covid-19 pandemic) consisting of 10 questions with self-anchoring scale answers, designed to test their perception of gender equality. The same questionnaires were handed out to the students before the workshop and afterwards. The purpose of the questionnaire was to understand if the students’ gender equality perceptions had changed after the workshop and the reading of Virginia Woolf’s essays.
description: - Each workshop had two phases: Phase 1 consisted in an introduction to the workshop and to Woolf and the first completion of the questionnaire; Phase 2 took place after the students had read Woolf’s essay “A Room of One’s Own” and I had discussed the essay in relation to the specific issues considered in the questionnaire. After my lecture the students were asked to complete the questionnaire again. - Phase 1 of workshop 1 was delivered in person, before the Covid-19 Pandemic, on 28 November 2019 and for these reasons the questionnaires were completed on paper by students and then collected and scanned into .pdf. - All other workshops were delivered online and students were asked to complete the questionnaires through Google Modules. - Phase 2 of workshop 1 took place in April 2020. - Phase 1 of workshops 2 and 3 took place in November 2020; phase 2 of workshops 2 and 3 took place between March and April 2021 (being online I had to deliver the workshops in each class separately, for a total of 7 classes for workshop 2 and 2 classes for workshop 3). - Workshop 1 had a total of 45 participants; workshop 2 had a total of 123 participants and workshop 3 had a total of 28 participants. - Data were collected both in tabular form (.cvs /.xls) and as forms in .pdf format. Google Modules also provided diagrams of answers, which were as images (.jpeg). - Detailed information about methods will be available in the article that is due to be published.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.293
title: Narratives of Asian women migrant teachers in Dubai: exploring the challenges of teaching in a contrasting pedagogical and cultural context

description: This dataset contains twenty semi-structured interviews with ten early years teachers in Dubai. They were all migrant teachers originally from either Philippines, Pakistan, India or Sri Lanka. Each teacher was interviewed twice, using a semi-structured format allowing for differences and similarities in their experiences to be explored. The interviews lasted between 50 minutes and 1 hour 20 minutes. The interviews were conducted in English, recorded using Otter and transcribed by the researcher. The data was collected as the research for a thesis that explored the professional journeys of Asian women migrant teachers when they relocate to teach in the early years sector in Dubai.
description: Semi-structured one to one interviews
description: NVivo
DOI: 10.17864/1947.292
title: Data used in the article 'The functionality of inulin as a sugar replacer in cakes and biscuits; highlighting the influence of differences in degree of polymerisation on the properties of cake batter and product'

description: This dataset contains data obtained from experimental work in the physical properties laboratory and Sensory Science Centre of the Department of Food and Nutritional Science of the University of Reading. The data was obtained using the rheometer (viscosity, frequency sweeps, temperature ramps), texture analyser (hardness, stickiness, etc.), moisture balance, water activity meter, colorimeter and the trained sensory panel. Data replicates are presented in the same columns.
description: Data was collected in Excel files. Different tabs have been assigned for different measurements. Data cleansing consisted in using the same sample nomenclature and creating an index tab at the beginning of each Excel file with an explanation of the content of the file and a description of each of the variables studied.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.297
title: Data supporting the article ‘Patients’ experiences of pharmacists in general practice’

description: This dataset contains the raw data from one interview study to explore patient experiences of pharmacists in English general practices. The dataset contains the transcripts from patient interviews and the study's Consent Form.
description: Qualitative interviews.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/ublxrb/rqqecw
title: IBL_coll_8798_ArvicolaTerrestris_1949_F_scan_ct.swf

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DOI: 10.17864/1947.295
title: A twice-daily barometric pressure record from Durham Observatory in north-east England, 1843-1960

description: This dataset consists of twice-daily observations of barometric pressure from Durham Observatory (54.768 °N, 1.584 °W, barometer cistern 107.3 m above mean sea level, MSL) from 23 July 1843 to 31 December 1960. The Durham record, which is 98.7% complete, is by far the longest digital barometric pressure series in northern England, and fills a very large temporal and spatial gap in the International Surface Pressure Database (ISPD). A paper describing the data series has been submitted to Geoscience Data Journal, April 2021; prior to acceptance/publication, a copy is available from the author at s.d.burt@reading.ac.uk BOOK CHAPTER Substantially the same information will appear as Appendix 5 in Durham Weather and Climate since 1841, by Tim Burt and Stephen Burt, to be published by Oxford University Press in Spring 2022. If you use the data, please include a citation as follows: Burt, T and Burt, S (2021) Durham Weather and Climate since 1841. Oxford University Press, Appendix 5
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/ublxrb
title: Arvicola amphibius - IBL_8798, Zoological collection of the Mammal Research Institute, PAS

description: Arvicola amphibius (European water vole) from Zoological collection of the Mammal Research Institute PAS. Collected 1949-07-12, in: Białowieża National Park, Poland. Material type: head
DOI: 10.17864/1947.305
title: How Cognitive and Affective Empathy Relate to Emotion Regulation

description: Includes datasets from the studies reported in Thompson et al. (Accepted). Cognitive and Affective Empathy Relate Differentially to Emotion Regulation. Affective Science, which examined the relationship that self-report measures of cognitive and affective empathy share with self-report (study 1) and task (study 2) measures of emotion regulation.
description: All experimental procedures and data collection/processing steps are described in detail in the article with which these data are associated: Thompson et al. (Accepted). Cognitive and Affective Empathy Relate Differentially to Emotion Regulation. Affective Science.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.303
title: Screen air temperature measurements 2019-2020

description: A comparison between two different thermometer enclosures was undertaken at the Reading University Atmospheric Observatory, to investigate the uncertainties associated with conventional meteorological measurements of air temperature using platinum resistance thermometers. One thermometer was contained within a conventional, naturally ventilated large MetSpec thermometer screen and another within a forced ventilated (electrically aspirated) thermometer screen (Young model 43502). Measurements were obtained between 7 November 2019 (day 188 of 2019) and 16 August 2020 (day 229 of 2020), alongside a wide range of other meteorological measurements also made at the site.
description: The multiple sensors employed were sampled at 1Hz by a Campbell Scientific CR9000X data logger.
description: The 1second raw data is routinely converted to daily files of 5minute averages - the quantities required for further analysis were selected and the individual daily files combined. 20s averages were also calculated of a subset of the quantities.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.309
title: EMBSeCBIO pollen database

description: The EMBSeCBIO pollen database is a compilation of pollen counts or pollen percentages for 1132 modern entities (modern is defined as younger than 150 cal. years) and 187 fossil entities, in the Mediterranean-Black Sea Caspian-Corridor, located between 28°-49°N and 20°-62°E. The database includes tables describing the characteristics of the sites from which the records were obtained. Information on dating and the original age-depth models for the fossil records are included. New age-depth models have been created using the IntCal20 calibration curve for 148 records.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.308
title: Jemdet Nasr field diapositives, 1988-1989

description: The dataset consists of digitised copies of original Kodachrome diapositives taken during the 1988 and 1989 seasons of excavation at the site of Jemdet Nasr, located in southern Iraq (32.717°N 44.779°E). The excavation was carried out in 1988 and 1989 under the direction of Roger J. Matthews. The excavation was funded by the British School of Archaeology in Iraq, of which Matthews was the director at the time. The diapositives include stills of fieldwork activity, archaeological features, objects in situ and after processing in the on-site laboratory, as well as images of local individuals building a traditional reed house and stills of sealing impressions taken by Matthews at the Iraq Museum in Baghdad (mainly dating to the 4th millennium BC). Due to the onset of the Gulf War in 1990, excavations were halted permanently and only preliminary reports were published of the two seasons. The purpose of the digitisation project is to allow for better integration of the material through open access publication and a dedicated website .
description: The dataset was generated through digital scanning of original Kodachrome diapositives employing a Canon EOS 80D camera with a TAMRON SP 90mm F/2.8 Di MACRO 1:1 272EE lens. Digital negatives were produced as .CR2 proprietary RAW files, which were subsequently filed and labelled by Mónica Palmero Fernández using a MacBook Pro 2018 laptop.
description: The images were subsequently checked and processed by Mónica Palmero Fernández using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 9.1 Release Camera Raw 12.1. Lower-quality .jpg files were generated after post-processing for publication on the dedicated website. These files were limited to 72ppi and maximum file of 1.5MB. Finally, the original digital negatives were not altered, and metadata 'caddy' .xmp files were saved alongside the .CR2 digital negatives for future use, without damaging the integrity of the original files.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.000299
title: Tracks of polar lows over the Northern Hemisphere in present and future HadGEM3-GA3 N512 simulations

description: Polar low tracks over the Northern Hemisphere, for both present and future climate scenarios, with the HadGEM3-GA3 N512 global climate model simulations (UPSCALE projet). The tracking has been performed with the TRACK algorithm and the identification scheme is based on previous studies. Please read the README file for more information. These datasets support the publication: Bresson, H., K. I. Hodges, L. C. Shaffrey, G. Zappa, R. Schiemann, 2022, JGR Atmospheres: The response of Northern Hemisphere polar lows to climate change in a 25 km high-resolution global climate model. https://doi.org/10.1029/2021JD035610
DOI: 10.17864/1947.316
title: Autism, pitch perception and cognition

description: This dataset contains data of British English autistic vs. neurotypical participants on 5 pitch tasks (pitch detection task, pitch direction task, speech discrimination task, piano discrimination task, and musical pitch perception task) and 4 cognitive tasks (nonverbal IQ, receptive vocabulary, digit span, and corsi block). Various demographic details were also collected, including age, gender, years of musical training, and autistic traits. This dataset was collected by the CAASD Lab at the School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences (PI: Dr Fang Liu). This research is funded by a European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant (CAASD, 678733) awarded to Dr Fang Liu.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.000340
title: Holocene archaeological radiocarbon data of the Iberian Peninsula

description: Archaeological radiocarbon dated material to estimate changes in population size has been widely used, based on the 'dates as data' approach. This approach links the quantity of radiocarbon dated material with approximate population density for an area. Additionally, archaeological radiocarbon data is often associated with particular cultures and can thus be used, for example, to identify the start of Neolithic agriculture at a specific site. Here we present a dataset of radiocarbon dated archaeological material for the Iberian Peninsula, covering the Holocene period. The datafile includes basic information for each radiocarbon dated archaelogical item (e.g. longitude, latitude, elevation, archaeological site name and dataset citation), age and dating information (e.g. radiocarbon age, radiocarbon age error, lab identification code, INTCAL curve type and marine offset information) and item information (e.g. material type, whether the culture from which the items was draft was Neolithic). There are 6,343 individual items within the dataset.
DOI: 10.17864/1947.334
title: Sonning Farm fog modification experiment

description: An experiment investigating introducing charge into a natural fog was conducted at Sonning Farm (51.48155 °N, 0.897154 °W), University of Reading, in Spring 2020. This archive contains data files from measuring instruments deployed there, for 15th and 16th March 2020, when fog events occurred. Measurements of droplet concentration were made with a LOAC (Light Optical Aerosol Counter), atmospheric electric field with a JCI131 electric field mill, and three-dimensional wind speed with a Gill sonic anemometer. Switching times of a negative corona ion source were also recorded.
description: Electronic data logging
DOI: 10.17864/1947.000337
title: Data in support of the thesis: Exploring the mechanistic rationale of plant-pollinator communication disruption by ozone

description: This data set forms the basis of the thesis "Exploring the mechanistic rationale of plant-pollinator communication disruption by ozone". The database is split by chapter; chapter 3 melded rate of reaction modelling (excel®) with EAG experimental data (EagPro®). Chapter 4 saw GC-MS data (Xcalibur®/Chemstation®) melded with EAG experimental data (EagPro®) and also contains NMR details of an attempted synthesis. Chapter 5 contains secondary organic aerosol data (SOA) collected using SMPS (AIM®)as well as EAG experimental data 3(EagPro®).
DOI: 10.17864/1947.328
title: A twice-daily barometric pressure record from Durham Observatory in north-east England, 1843-1960 v1.1

description: This dataset consists of twice-daily observations of barometric pressure from Durham Observatory (54.768 °N, 1.584 °W, barometer cistern 107.3 m above mean sea level, MSL) from 23 July 1843 to 31 December 1960. The Durham record, which is 98.7% complete, is by far the longest digital barometric pressure series in northern England, and fills a very large temporal and spatial gap in the International Surface Pressure Database (ISPD). A paper describing the data series has been accepted by Geoscience Data Journal, with publication expected in October 2021 (also available in CENTAUR). BOOK CHAPTER Substantially the same information will appear as Appendix 5 in Durham Weather and Climate since 1841, by Tim Burt and Stephen Burt, to be published by Oxford University Press in Spring 2022. If you use the data, please include a citation as follows: Burt, T and Burt, S (2021) A twice-daily barometric pressure record from Durham Observatory in north-east England, 1843-1960 v1.1. In Durham Weather and Climate since 1841. Oxford University Press, Appendix 5.
description: For full details of the barometric pressure record and instrumental metadata, see the Geoscience Data Journal paper: Burt, S., 2021: A twice-daily barometric pressure record from Durham Observatory in north-east England, 1843-1960. Geoscience Data Journal (In Press).
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/aaaxqu/zkznxy
title: IBL_coll_7976_ArvicolaTerrestris_1949_F_scan_ct.swf

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