cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.4121/19826473
title: Data and images used for "An exploratory study using graphic design to communicate consumer benefits on food packaging"

description: Datafile used for the paper: An exploratory study using graphic design to communicate consumer benefits on food packaging <br> The first variables show the ratings on the individual items (healthy - trustworthy) Then you find the demographics, the coding for condition and product, and the scores on the sum variables I created (SHealth - Sconfusing), Followed by the dummy variables used H1-H3 (health), N1-N3 (environment) S1-S3 (other) <br> In addition, I added files of the pictures that we used for the study<br>
DOI: 10.4121/19762360
title: Research Data - Preparing Future Business Data Sharing via a Meta-Platform for Data Marketplaces: Exploring Antecedents and Consequences of Data Sovereignty

description: This dataset is a supplementary document of the article entitled “Preparing Future Business Data Sharing via a Meta-Platform for Data Marketplaces: Exploring Antecedents and Consequences of Data Sovereignty.” This supplementary material consists of three parts: Appendix 1: Overview of participants of our twenty semi-structured interviews; Appendix 2: Semi-structured interview questions; and Appendix 3: Unconstrained categorization matrix.
DOI: 10.4121/19742509
title: Supplementary data for Path Instabilities of a Freely Rising or Falling Sphere

description: The data in this repository is the experimental data accompanying the figures presented in the article: S.K.R. Raaghav, C. Poelma and W.-P. Breugem. Path instabilities of a freely rising or falling sphere. International Journal of Multiphase Flow, volume 153, 104111, 2022. The experiments were carried out during the period of the Master thesis (December 2018 - November 2019) of Shravan K.R. Raaghav. The experiments were performed at the Lab of Aero- and Hydrodynamics at Delft University of Technology. This work was supervised by Dr.ir.Wim-Paul Breugem and co-supervised by Prof.dr.ir.Christian Poelma. The details regarding the experimental campaign and data processing can be found in the research article and the underlying Master thesis. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/19761784
title: Data underlying the PhD dissertation: Real-time Co-planning in Synchromodal Transport Networks using Model Predictive Control

description: This dataset is a collection of the results and the data behind the figures displayed in the PhD dissertation `Real-time Co-planning in Synchromodal Transport Networks using Model Predictive Control'. The research presented in this dissertation provides insights into how container transport can realistically be planned at the operational level in real-time when several different stakeholders own the vehicles. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/19752577.v1
title: Grain size analysis of ganga river at Varanasi

description: The data shows the station codes of all the 20 sites identified as K1 to K20. The value such as Ø5, Ø16, Ø25, Ø50, Ø75, Ø84, Ø95 and Ø99 for all the 20 stations are shown in the table along with values of statical perameters such as MEAN, STANDARD DEVIATION , SKEWNESS, KURTOSIS for all the 20 stations.
DOI: 10.4121/19752577
title: Grain size analysis of ganga river at Varanasi

description: The data shows the station codes of all the 20 sites identified as K1 to K20. The value such as Ø5, Ø16, Ø25, Ø50, Ø75, Ø84, Ø95 and Ø99 for all the 20 stations are shown in the table along with values of statical perameters such as MEAN, STANDARD DEVIATION , SKEWNESS, KURTOSIS for all the 20 stations.
DOI: 10.4121/19738834
title: Sample simulation files for 'New Features of the Open Source Monte Carlo Software Brick-CFCMC: Thermodynamic Integration and Hybrid Trial Moves'

description: This dataset contains sample simulation input files to run Monte Carlo simulations of solutions of NaCl in water and a deep eutectic solvent.
DOI: 10.4121/14879595.v1
title: Vertical grain size distribution and elevation data from Waldport (OR, USA), Noordwijk (NL) and Duck (NC, USA)

description: Data collected during fieldwork related to the paper " Novel sediment sampling method provides new insights into vertical grain size variability resulting from marine and aeolian processes on the beach" by van IJzendoorn et al. 2022. <br> Locations:<br> Beach entrance 67B, Bayshore, Waldport, Oregon, United States. Seaward of Hotel Huis ter Duin, Noordwijk, the Netherlands. North end of the Field Research Facility in Duck, North Carolina, United States.
DOI: 10.4121/14879595
title: Vertical grain size distribution and elevation data from Waldport (OR, USA), Noordwijk (NL) and Duck (NC, USA)

description: Data collected during fieldwork related to the paper " Novel sediment sampling method provides new insights into vertical grain size variability resulting from marine and aeolian processes on the beach" by van IJzendoorn et al. 2022. <br> Locations:<br> Beach entrance 67B, Bayshore, Waldport, Oregon, United States. Seaward of Hotel Huis ter Duin, Noordwijk, the Netherlands. North end of the Field Research Facility in Duck, North Carolina, United States.
DOI: 10.4121/18614102
title: CloudBrake wind measurement flights on three cumulus days

description: This dataset contains the data from three CloudBrake dual-aeroplane flights executed by the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) in Munich. The Falcon aeroplane flew at constant altitude carrying a downward looking Doppler Wind Lidar, from which we obtained a wind profile for the east-west, north-south and up-down component and also provided as wind speed and wind (from) direction as is the meteorological standard. These netcdf files have the format yyyymmdd_L2.nc The authors are Stephan Rahm and Benjamin Witschs.<br> <br> A second airplane flew in the mixed-layer, near cloud base, in the cloud layer and at cloud top and took in-situ measurements at 100 Hz, of among others the three wind components, temperature and humidity. The netcdf files are named in the following format: fldr_yyyymmdd_LEG##.nc. Author is Christian Mallaun <br> Flight reports are written during flight by Louise Nuijens. <br> The dataset can be found on the OPeNDAP server: https://opendap.tudelft.nl/thredds/catalog/data2/fig/18614102/1/catalog.html<br>
DOI: 10.4121/19180913.v1
title: Experimental data: direct air capture using electrochemically regenerated anion exchange resins

description: This dataset contains data collected during experiments on direct air capture using electrochemically regenerated anion exchange resins.
DOI: 10.4121/19180913
title: Experimental data: direct air capture using electrochemically regenerated anion exchange resins

description: This dataset contains data collected during experiments on direct air capture using electrochemically regenerated anion exchange resins.
DOI: 10.4121/19236381.v1
title: Data underlying: Quantification of the development of trunk control in healthy infants using inertial measurement units

description: Trunk motor control is essential for the proper functioning of the upper extremities and is an important predictor of gait capacity in children with delayed development. Early diagnosis and intervention could increase the trunk motor capabilities in later life, but current tools used to assess the level of trunk motor control are largely subjective and many lack the sensitivity to accurately monitor development and the effects of therapy. Inertial measurement units could yield an objective quantitative assessment that is inexpensive and easy-to-implement. We performed an experiment with six young children, each wearing a trunk-attached sensor, to determine if the root mean square of jerk, a proxy for smoothness of movement, can distinguish age. Root mean square of jerk decreases with age, up to 24 months, and is correlated to a more established method, i.e., center-of-pressure velocity, as well as other standard inertial measurement unit outputs. This metric therefore shows potential as a method to differentiate trunk motor control levels.
DOI: 10.4121/19236381
title: Data underlying: Quantification of the development of trunk control in healthy infants using inertial measurement units

description: Trunk motor control is essential for the proper functioning of the upper extremities and is an important predictor of gait capacity in children with delayed development. Early diagnosis and intervention could increase the trunk motor capabilities in later life, but current tools used to assess the level of trunk motor control are largely subjective and many lack the sensitivity to accurately monitor development and the effects of therapy. Inertial measurement units could yield an objective quantitative assessment that is inexpensive and easy-to-implement. We performed an experiment with six young children, each wearing a trunk-attached sensor, to determine if the root mean square of jerk, a proxy for smoothness of movement, can distinguish age. Root mean square of jerk decreases with age, up to 24 months, and is correlated to a more established method, i.e., center-of-pressure velocity, as well as other standard inertial measurement unit outputs. This metric therefore shows potential as a method to differentiate trunk motor control levels.
DOI: 10.4121/19620798.v1
title: Data underlying article 'Mexican agricultural frontier communities differ in forest dynamics with consequences for conservation and restoration'

description: We quantified spatiotemporal forest dynamics in a recently colonized agricultural frontier in southern Mexico, and tested how temporal variation in climate, and cross-community variation in land ownership, land quality and accessibility affect forest disturbance, regrowth and secondary forest persistence. This dataset contains the data that underlies the analysis and outcomes of this study, described for each dataset below.
DOI: 10.4121/19620798
title: Data underlying article 'Mexican agricultural frontier communities differ in forest dynamics with consequences for conservation and restoration'

description: We quantified spatiotemporal forest dynamics in a recently colonized agricultural frontier in southern Mexico, and tested how temporal variation in climate, and cross-community variation in land ownership, land quality and accessibility affect forest disturbance, regrowth and secondary forest persistence. This dataset contains the data that underlies the analysis and outcomes of this study, described for each dataset below.
DOI: 10.4121/19736365.v1
title: Data underlying the research on the relation of lower vascular calcination (VC) and the risk of coronary artery calcification (CAC)

description: Non-coding RNAs play a key role in the pathogenesis of cancer and cardiovascular diseases. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are the most extensively studied non-coding RNA in the field of vascular calcification. However, differences in miRNA between calcified vascular and valvular disease (CVVD) remains unclear. This study investigated the possible regulatory roles of miRNAs in CVVD pathogenesis. c vascular and valvular
DOI: 10.4121/19736365
title: Data underlying the research on the relation of lower vascular calcination (VC) and the risk of coronary artery calcification (CAC)

description: Non-coding RNAs play a key role in the pathogenesis of cancer and cardiovascular diseases. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are the most extensively studied non-coding RNA in the field of vascular calcification. However, differences in miRNA between calcified vascular and valvular disease (CVVD) remains unclear. This study investigated the possible regulatory roles of miRNAs in CVVD pathogenesis. c vascular and valvular
DOI: 10.4121/19732975.v1
title: Interview Data Underlying the Article “Digitalization for a circular economy in the building industry: Multiple-case study of Dutch housing organizations” (under review)

description: We are publishing our research data for the publication of "Digitalization for a circular economy in the building industry: Multiple-case study of Dutch housing organizations" which will be (peer)reviewed in the coming weeks. <br> We conducted a multiple-case study of social housing organizations and collected data from multiple sources. Three cases from the Netherlands were chosen. The primary data concerns the interviews with the key informants involved in circular policy making and pilot projects. Secondary data sources were company websites, videos, web news, publicly available reports, and newspapers. This document reports anonymized interview transcripts.
DOI: 10.4121/19732975
title: Interview Data Underlying the Article “Digitalization for a circular economy in the building industry: Multiple-case study of Dutch housing organizations” (under review)

description: We are publishing our research data for the publication of "Digitalization for a circular economy in the building industry: Multiple-case study of Dutch housing organizations" which will be (peer)reviewed in the coming weeks. <br> We conducted a multiple-case study of social housing organizations and collected data from multiple sources. Three cases from the Netherlands were chosen. The primary data concerns the interviews with the key informants involved in circular policy making and pilot projects. Secondary data sources were company websites, videos, web news, publicly available reports, and newspapers. This document reports anonymized interview transcripts.
DOI: 10.4121/16574864.v1
title: Results of the study ' Shifts in regional water availability due to global tree restoration'

description: Results of the study ' Shifts in regional water availability due to global tree restoration' (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41561-022-00935-0). The data presents how global large-scale tree restoration could impact water fluxes. The data includes the evaporation (E) and streamflow (Q) under current land-cover and the change in precipitation (P), evaporation (E) and streamflow (Q) with global large-scale tree restoration. Data at 1/10 (0.1) degree spatial resolution.
DOI: 10.4121/16574864
title: Results of the study ' Shifts in regional water availability due to global tree restoration'

description: Results of the study ' Shifts in regional water availability due to global tree restoration' (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41561-022-00935-0). The data presents how global large-scale tree restoration could impact water fluxes. The data includes the evaporation (E) and streamflow (Q) under current land-cover and the change in precipitation (P), evaporation (E) and streamflow (Q) with global large-scale tree restoration. Data at 1/10 (0.1) degree spatial resolution.
DOI: 10.4121/19733020.v1
title: Dataset 1 and 2 from Master Thesis Building Interactive Text-to-SQL Systems

description: Data related to Master Thesis on Building Interactive Text-to-SQL Systems. <br> Study_1_dataset.zip: The dataset contains requirement preferences of the 5 identified groups present in the dataset. It contains the pilot and full study. <br> Study_2_dataset.zip: The dataset contains participants that were assigned either the color-coding or baseline condition. It contains the pilot and full study. <br> For more info regarding the features used in the dataset and their implications we refer you to the master thesis. <br> Referral link to Study 1 implementation: https://doi.org/10.4121/19733029
DOI: 10.4121/19733020
title: Dataset 1 and 2 from Master Thesis Building Interactive Text-to-SQL Systems

description: Data related to Master Thesis on Building Interactive Text-to-SQL Systems. <br> Study_1_dataset.zip: The dataset contains requirement preferences of the 5 identified groups present in the dataset. It contains the pilot and full study. <br> Study_2_dataset.zip: The dataset contains participants that were assigned either the color-coding or baseline condition. It contains the pilot and full study. <br> For more info regarding the features used in the dataset and their implications we refer you to the master thesis. <br> Referral link to Study 1 implementation: https://doi.org/10.4121/19733029
DOI: 10.4121/19730950.v1
title: Data underlying the publication: ‘An Australian climate-based characterization of hygrothermal risks for buildings’

description: This dataset contains two different types of data that can be employed for transient hygrothermal analysis: MRYs for 30 locations across Australia completed with the climatic data necessary to generate the file, and 10 consecutive years of hourly climate parameters for Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, Darwin, Hobart, Sydney, and Canberra cities, representing those locations where most of the population live. These two types of data provide the input for hygrothermal assessment as defined by the ASHRAE 160-2016
DOI: 10.4121/19730950.v2
title: Data underlying the publication: ‘An Australian climate-based characterization of hygrothermal risks for buildings’

description: This dataset contains two different types of data that can be employed for transient hygrothermal analysis: MRYs for 30 locations across Australia completed with the climatic data necessary to generate the file, and 10 consecutive years of hourly climate parameters for Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, Darwin, Hobart, Sydney, and Canberra cities, representing those locations where most of the population live. These two types of data provide the input for hygrothermal assessment as defined by the ASHRAE 160-2016
DOI: 10.4121/19730950
title: Data underlying the publication: ‘An Australian climate-based characterization of hygrothermal risks for buildings’

description: This dataset contains two different types of data that can be employed for transient hygrothermal analysis: MRYs for 30 locations across Australia completed with the climatic data necessary to generate the file, and 10 consecutive years of hourly climate parameters for Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, Darwin, Hobart, Sydney, and Canberra cities, representing those locations where most of the population live. These two types of data provide the input for hygrothermal assessment as defined by the ASHRAE 160-2016
DOI: 10.4121/19719889.v1
title: Data underlying the publication: Development of high frequency in vitro shoot regeneration system from leaves of apple cultivar Oregon Spur and optimization of antibiotics concentration

description: the present study is carried out optimize the high efficiency shoot regeneration protocol from the leaf explant of the Oregon Spur cultivar. The different concentration of the Cytokinin (BAP, TDZ) and auxin (NAA, IBA) were tested to identify the optimium ratio and quantity required to generate shoots. 4mg/l BA alongwith 0.2mg/l NAA was found more effective cytokinin than TDZ for high quality shoot induction. Effect of dark treatment was also tested on the shoot regeneration and inhbitory effect was observed. During optimization of the antibiotics concentration, Leaf explant were found highly sensitive to Kanamycin and inhibited shoot induction above 5mg/l, whereas cefotaxime at 100-300mg/l promoted organogenesis. 500mg/l cefotaxime was found optimal to eliminate bacterial overgrowth after co-cultivation and 5 mg/l of kanamycin was found best for selection of plant.
DOI: 10.4121/19719889
title: Data underlying the publication: Development of high frequency in vitro shoot regeneration system from leaves of apple cultivar Oregon Spur and optimization of antibiotics concentration

description: the present study is carried out optimize the high efficiency shoot regeneration protocol from the leaf explant of the Oregon Spur cultivar. The different concentration of the Cytokinin (BAP, TDZ) and auxin (NAA, IBA) were tested to identify the optimium ratio and quantity required to generate shoots. 4mg/l BA alongwith 0.2mg/l NAA was found more effective cytokinin than TDZ for high quality shoot induction. Effect of dark treatment was also tested on the shoot regeneration and inhbitory effect was observed. During optimization of the antibiotics concentration, Leaf explant were found highly sensitive to Kanamycin and inhibited shoot induction above 5mg/l, whereas cefotaxime at 100-300mg/l promoted organogenesis. 500mg/l cefotaxime was found optimal to eliminate bacterial overgrowth after co-cultivation and 5 mg/l of kanamycin was found best for selection of plant.
DOI: 10.4121/19742509.v1
title: Supplementary data for Path Instabilities of a Freely Rising or Falling Sphere

description: The data in this repository is the experimental data accompanying the figures presented in the article: S.K.R. Raaghav, C. Poelma and W.-P. Breugem. Path instabilities of a freely rising or falling sphere. International Journal of Multiphase Flow, volume 153, 104111, 2022. The experiments were carried out during the period of the Master thesis (December 2018 - November 2019) of Shravan K.R. Raaghav. The experiments were performed at the Lab of Aero- and Hydrodynamics at Delft University of Technology. This work was supervised by Dr.ir.Wim-Paul Breugem and co-supervised by Prof.dr.ir.Christian Poelma. The details regarding the experimental campaign and data processing can be found in the research article and the underlying Master thesis. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/19574959.v1
title: Data underlying the research on particle manipulation using hydrodynamic forcing, using a-priori particle manipulation algorithm and without Proportional-Integration-Derivative (PID) control.

description: The reseach objective is to present a microfluidic approach to achieve the dynamic control of particle pathlines within a flow through microfluidic device. Our approach combines the design of a flow-through microfluidic flow cell with the ability to manipulate the streamlines of the flow and an optimization procedure to find a priori optimal particle path-lines. The experimental raw images were recorded with a sCMOS camera (PCO) with a pixel pitch of 6.5 μm. The camera was mounted on a microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti) with a 1x objective. The acquisition frequency was 5 Hz corresponding to an average in-plane displacement of 4-6 pixels between two consecutive recordings. The zip file contains the raw images and the MATLAB script of the following experiments by using hydrodynamic forcing only: 1. Single particle deflection upward 2. Single particle deflection downward 3. Single particle trap 4. Two particles separation 5. Two particles coming closer to eachother 6. Two particles interchanging their position
DOI: 10.4121/19574959
title: Data underlying the research on particle manipulation using hydrodynamic forcing, using a-priori particle manipulation algorithm and without Proportional-Integration-Derivative (PID) control.

description: The reseach objective is to present a microfluidic approach to achieve the dynamic control of particle pathlines within a flow through microfluidic device. Our approach combines the design of a flow-through microfluidic flow cell with the ability to manipulate the streamlines of the flow and an optimization procedure to find a priori optimal particle path-lines. The experimental raw images were recorded with a sCMOS camera (PCO) with a pixel pitch of 6.5 μm. The camera was mounted on a microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti) with a 1x objective. The acquisition frequency was 5 Hz corresponding to an average in-plane displacement of 4-6 pixels between two consecutive recordings. The zip file contains the raw images and the MATLAB script of the following experiments by using hydrodynamic forcing only: 1. Single particle deflection upward 2. Single particle deflection downward 3. Single particle trap 4. Two particles separation 5. Two particles coming closer to eachother 6. Two particles interchanging their position