cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14585761
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database includes 10,704-point locations with assigned landslide type, material (surficial, rock, anthropogenic) type, point location type (headscarp vs. deposit), and qualitative location confidence (low, moderate, high). Where known, volume estimate, the date of occurrence, trigger, contributing factor, and reference are provided. The inventory contains both landslide events (discrete recorded period of movement) and landslide features (slope with morphology consistent with past or ongoing movement). No characterization of the current level of landslide activity or hazard is provided.

The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide databases have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 10.0 includes the addition of approximately 570 landslide point locations over version 9.0. This version also marks the addition of Marten Geertsema (inventory of 202 landslide dammed lake locations) as co-author.

Point location and attribute data are provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Google Earth.

Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14837335
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database includes 11,135-point features with assigned landslide type, material (surficial, rock, anthropogenic) type, point location type (headscarp vs. deposit), and qualitative location confidence (low, moderate, high). Where known, volume estimate, the date of occurrence, trigger, contributing factor, and reference are provided. The inventory contains both landslide events (discrete recorded period of movement) and landslide features (slope with morphology consistent with past or ongoing movement). No characterization of the current level of activity or hazard is provided.

The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide databases have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 10.1 includes the addition of approximately 431 landslide features over version 10.0.

Point location and attribute data are provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Google Earth. The .kmz file of version 10.1 also reverts to the landslide type symbology used in version 9.0.

Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15291248
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database includes 12,760-point features with assigned landslide type, material type (surficial, rock, anthropogenic), point location type (headscarp vs. deposit), and qualitative location confidence (low, moderate, high). Where known, volume estimate, the date of occurrence, trigger, contributing factor, and reference are provided. The inventory contains both landslide events (discrete recorded period of movement) and landslide features (slope with morphology consistent with past or ongoing movement). Most landslides in the inventory have been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide databases have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary, and no characterization of the current level of landslide activity or hazard are provided.

Version 11.0 includes the addition of 1,625 landslide features over version 10.1. Highlights of this version include the addition of Dwayne Tannant (landslides from the Okanagan, Shuswap, and Similkameen) and Hazel Wong-Teichroeb (landslides from Yukon and Northwest Territories) as co-authors. 

Version 11.0 introduces the sub-divisions of the rock slide landslide type into rock translational slide (well defined planar sliding surface), rock rotational slide (interpreted as approximately circular failure surface), rock irregular slide (irregular failure surface consisting of randomly oriented joints), separated by rock bridges. The rock slide landslide type is still used in situations where the character of the potential failure surface is too uncertain, based on the remote sensing information available, to characterize further. A new attribute was added in version 11.0 to keep track of the version of the database when an entry had its name, landslide type, or location last updated.

Point location and attribute data are provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization using Google Earth. Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet. Summary statistics from previous versions are now provided in the different spreadsheet tabs. Release notes from this and previous versions are compiled in an accompanying pdf document.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7089352
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 2410 features with assigned landslide type and material type (surficial vs. rock). The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and based on publicly available lidar. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7478546
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 3000 features with assigned landslide and material type (surficial vs. rock). Where known, the date of occurrence, trigger, and reference are provided. The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and based on publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide database have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 2.0 represents contributions from two co-authors and the addition of approximately 600 landslide features over version 1.0. This version also makes use of active layer detachment and retrogressive thaw slump as permafrost landslide types. Data is provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Goggle Earth.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7539090
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 3635 features with assigned landslide and material type (surficial vs. rock). Where known, the date of occurrence, trigger, and reference are provided. The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide database have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 3.0 includes the addition of approximately 635 landslide features over version 2.0. This version also adds a unique landslide identifier (LS####) as attribute and the use of deep-seated permafrost landslide type due to incorporation of work by Young et al. 2022. Recent Intensification (2004-2020) of permafrost mass-wasting in the central Mackenzie Valley Foothills is a legacy of past forest fire disturbance. Geophysical Research Letters 10.1029/2022GL100559. Data is provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Goggle Earth.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7606674
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 4230 features with assigned landslide and material type (surficial vs. rock). Where known, the date of occurrence, trigger, and reference are provided. The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide database have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 4.0 includes the addition of approximately 600 landslide features over version 3.0. Data is provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Goggle Earth. Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7698592
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 5031 features with assigned landslide and material type (surficial vs. rock). Where known, the date of occurrence, trigger, and reference are provided. The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide database have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 5.0 includes the addition of approximately 800 landslide features over version 4.0. Data is provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Goggle Earth. Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7962933
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 6002 features with assigned landslide and material type (surficial vs. rock). Where known, the date of occurrence, trigger, and reference are provided. The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide databases have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 6.0 includes the addition of approximately 1000 landslide features over version 5.0. Data is provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Goggle Earth. Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8197247
title: Preliminary Canadian Landslide Database

description: This preliminary landslide database lists 6502 features with assigned landslide and material type (surficial vs. rock). Where known, the date of occurrence, trigger, and reference are provided. The landslides have mostly been identified using Google Earth and publicly available lidar. Previously published landslide databases have also been incorporated and referenced. Landslide type attribution should be considered preliminary. Version 6.1 includes the addition of 500 landslide features over version 6.0. This version also marks the addition of Pierre Friele as a co-author. Data is provided as .csv file which can be imported in GIS software and as .kmz file for visualization in Goggle Earth. Summary statistics are provided in a separate spreadsheet.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16109
title: Data sets of Ligusticum chuanxiong Hort. Rhizome on common carotid artery stenosis-induced cognitive deficit in mice
title: Data sets of Ligusticum chuanxiong Hort. Rhizome on common carotid artery stenosis-induced cognitive deficit in mice

description: In order to secure evidence that chuanxiong can be effectively used for cerebrovascular diseases, Chuanxiong methanolic extract was administered to mice suffering from vascular dementia, the results were observed, and related data were stored.
description: In order to secure evidence that chuanxiong can be effectively used for cerebrovascular diseases, Chuanxiong methanolic extract was administered to mice suffering from vascular dementia, the results were observed, and related data were stored.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16114
title: Raw Data of Social Networking Sites Use and Sleep problems
title: Raw Data of Social Networking Sites Use and Sleep problems

description: Participants for this study were recruited from three general elective courses in a university in Shandong Province. Participants were required to complete four questionnaire measurements, each approximately one month (4 weeks) apart. The initial measurement involved 198 participants, with a few students dropping out during the following three measurements. Ultimately, only data from participants who completed all four measurements were retained, resulting in a total of 194 participants. Descriptive statistics were computed using SPSS 18.0, while cross-lagged model analysis was performed using Amos 24.0.
description: Participants for this study were recruited from three general elective courses in a university in Shandong Province. Participants were required to complete four questionnaire measurements, each approximately one month (4 weeks) apart. The initial measurement involved 198 participants, with a few students dropping out during the following three measurements. Ultimately, only data from participants who completed all four measurements were retained, resulting in a total of 194 participants. Descriptive statistics were computed using SPSS 18.0, while cross-lagged model analysis was performed using Amos 24.0.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00113.00208
title: Extending microwave-frequency electric-field detection through single transmission peak method.
title: Extending microwave-frequency electric-field detection through single transmission peak method.

description: The data related to the article "Extending microwave-frequency electric-field detection through single transmission peak method" was published in the Journal of Chinese Physics B.(1) The experimental and theoretical two-photon EIT spectrum of 87Rb atoms. (Fig.1).(2)Illustration of the AT signal as a function of coupling laser detuning ΔC for ΔMW = 0, ±50 MHz.  (Fig.2).(3)AT splitting as a function of RF detuning ( ΔMW) for different power of signal generator -6 dBm (a), -3dBm (b), -2dBm (c), and 0dBm (d), respectively. (Fig.3).(4) The AT splitting and MW E-field strength for different SG power levels. (Table 1).
description: The data related to the article "Extending microwave-frequency electric-field detection through single transmission peak method" was published in the Journal of Chinese Physics B.(1) The experimental and theoretical two-photon EIT spectrum of 87Rb atoms. (Fig.1).(2)Illustration of the AT signal as a function of coupling laser detuning ΔC for ΔMW = 0, ±50 MHz.  (Fig.2).(3)AT splitting as a function of RF detuning ( ΔMW) for different power of signal generator -6 dBm (a), -3dBm (b), -2dBm (c), and 0dBm (d), respectively. (Fig.3).(4) The AT splitting and MW E-field strength for different SG power levels. (Table 1).
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16117
title: Plant ultra-multiplex genome editing system vectors
title: Plant ultra-multiplex genome editing system vectors

description: We developed a novel CRISPR/Cas9 plant ultra-multiplex genome editing system consisting of two template vectors, eight donor vectors, four destination vectors, and one primer-design software package.
description: We developed a novel CRISPR/Cas9 plant ultra-multiplex genome editing system consisting of two template vectors, eight donor vectors, four destination vectors, and one primer-design software package.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.psych.00215
title: Supporting data for "Morphological and genetic decoding show heterogeneous patterns of brain aging in chronic musculoskeletal pain"
title: Supporting data for "Morphological and genetic decoding show heterogeneous patterns of brain aging in chronic musculoskeletal pain"

description: This dataset includes grey matter data from 133 KOA patients and 59 healthy controls for calculating brain age
description: This dataset includes grey matter data from 133 KOA patients and 59 healthy controls for calculating brain age
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16123
title: The K12 Health education teacher teaching evaluation data in Guangdong Province, China
title: The K12 Health education teacher teaching evaluation data in Guangdong Province, China

description: This data contains data related to the evaluation of teaching outcomes of Guangdong Province Middle and Elementary school health education teachers.
description: This data contains data related to the evaluation of teaching outcomes of Guangdong Province Middle and Elementary school health education teachers.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16124
title: Luciferase data, Rt-qPCR data, WB data
title: Luciferase data, Rt-qPCR data, WB data

description: All the Luciferase data, Rt-qPCR data, WB data generated during the study
description: All the Luciferase data, Rt-qPCR data, WB data generated during the study
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.space.01718
title: Data for Falling sphere
title: 落球数据集

description: The Data includes the simulated falling sphere’s trajectory, the modelled data for atmospheric parameters and the retrieved results for atmospheric parameters from the trajectory.
description: The Data includes the simulated falling sphere’s trajectory, the modelled data for atmospheric parameters and the retrieved results for atmospheric parameters from the trajectory.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16139
title: Zaomma eriococci COI barcoding
title: 皂马绒蚧跳小蜂COI条形码

description: The barcode sequence (COI) was obtained through PCR amplification (using primers LCO1490 and HCO2198) and Sanger sequencing, resulting in a sequence length of 677bp. The Blast results in NCBI showed COI sequences of Zaomma eriococci with more than 99% identity.
description: The barcode sequence (COI) was obtained through PCR amplification (using primers LCO1490 and HCO2198) and Sanger sequencing, resulting in a sequence length of 677bp. The Blast results in NCBI showed COI sequences of Zaomma eriococci with more than 99% identity.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16145
title: Real and Applied Physics Items Data
title: Real and Applied Physics Items Data

description: The dataset contains response of 20 Physics instructors to 50 Physics items of West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) Physics Questions for 2019-2022. The responses were coded as 1 (real items), -1 (applied items) and 0 (for undecided). The data contained the sum of the responses for all the real items as 'sum real items' and 'sum applied items' for all the applied items. The data set is an excel file with four sheets for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 respectively.
description: The dataset contains response of 20 Physics instructors to 50 Physics items of West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) Physics Questions for 2019-2022. The responses were coded as 1 (real items), -1 (applied items) and 0 (for undecided). The data contained the sum of the responses for all the real items as 'sum real items' and 'sum applied items' for all the applied items. The data set is an excel file with four sheets for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 respectively.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16144
title: Dataset for Named Entity Recognition and Annotation of Ancient Texts in Zuo Zhuan
title: 《左传》古籍文本命名实体识别标注数据集

description: A dataset that uses BIO annotation to sequentially annotate entity nouns related to characters, places, and time in the ancient texts of Zuo Zhuan.
description: A dataset that uses BIO annotation to sequentially annotate entity nouns related to characters, places, and time in the ancient texts of Zuo Zhuan.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16153
title: Leader's Mailbox Corpus
title: 领导信箱语料数据集

description: The data for this study is sourced from the leadership mailbox letter processing platform. Due to the high degree of openness and completeness of leadership mailbox data in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Wuxi was selected as a research example. The city platform provides publicly available and textual mailbox records from 2005 to present, including satisfaction evaluations, letter titles, letter content, letter time, letter type, reply time, reply department, and reply content. Using the Octopus software, we obtained 2584 public mailbox records from Wuxi City leaders, covering the period from August 30, 2006 to May 31, 2023. 
description: The data for this study is sourced from the leadership mailbox letter processing platform. Due to the high degree of openness and completeness of leadership mailbox data in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Wuxi was selected as a research example. The city platform provides publicly available and textual mailbox records from 2005 to present, including satisfaction evaluations, letter titles, letter content, letter time, letter type, reply time, reply department, and reply content. Using the Octopus software, we obtained 2584 public mailbox records from Wuxi City leaders, covering the period from August 30, 2006 to May 31, 2023.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16155
title: sMICA and sMICB in Blood Sera from Pregnant Women
title: sMICA and sMICB in Blood Sera from Pregnant Women

description: ·        patient: Patient's ID.·        status: Patient's status, categorized as premature rupture of membranes (PROM) or healthy control (Control).·        age: Patient's age in years.·        gestation_week: Gestational age when the sample was collected, measured in weeks.·        mica: Concentration of sMICA in blood serum, measured in ng/ml.·        micb: Concentration of sMICB in blood serum, measured in ng/ml.·        micab: Summarized levels of sMICA and sMICB in blood serum, measured in ng/ml.
description: ·        patient: Patient's ID.·        status: Patient's status, categorized as premature rupture of membranes (PROM) or healthy control (Control).·        age: Patient's age in years.·        gestation_week: Gestational age when the sample was collected, measured in weeks.·        mica: Concentration of sMICA in blood serum, measured in ng/ml.·        micb: Concentration of sMICB in blood serum, measured in ng/ml.·        micab: Summarized levels of sMICA and sMICB in blood serum, measured in ng/ml.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16157
title: Mode-locked fiber lasers at 1064 nm and 910 nm wavelengths based on Nd3+-doped silica fiber
title: Mode-locked fiber lasers at 1064 nm and 910 nm wavelengths based on Nd3+-doped silica fiber

description: Mode-locked fiber lasers at 1064 nm and 910 nm wavelengths based on Nd3+-doped silica fiber
description: Mode-locked fiber lasers at 1064 nm and 910 nm wavelengths based on Nd3+-doped silica fiber
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16160
title: Ice Ball Size and Temperature Change During Cryoablation in a Lard and an Iodized-oil (Lipiodol) Tissue Phantom
title: Ice Ball Size and Temperature Change During Cryoablation in a Lard and an Iodized-oil (Lipiodol) Tissue Phantom

description: A phantom was constructed using six glass bottles, with one containing 0.9% normal saline (NS), while the others held agar phantoms mixed with different proportions of lard and NS (0%, 10%, 40%, 70%, and 100% lard). The Lipiodol phantom was prepared similarly. Six cryoprobes were inserted into each bottle, and freezing started simultaneously. Temperature readings were recorded every 10 seconds over a 9-minute freezing period. CT scans were performed prior to freezing and at 3, 6, and 9 minutes post-freezing to measure ice ball diameter. Freezing rates and ice ball sizes were compared across various concentrations of lard and iodized oil.
description: A phantom was constructed using six glass bottles, with one containing 0.9% normal saline (NS), while the others held agar phantoms mixed with different proportions of lard and NS (0%, 10%, 40%, 70%, and 100% lard). The Lipiodol phantom was prepared similarly. Six cryoprobes were inserted into each bottle, and freezing started simultaneously. Temperature readings were recorded every 10 seconds over a 9-minute freezing period. CT scans were performed prior to freezing and at 3, 6, and 9 minutes post-freezing to measure ice ball diameter. Freezing rates and ice ball sizes were compared across various concentrations of lard and iodized oil.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16165
title: A dataset of food preference selection in early cancer patients based on gut endocrine and neuropsychology
title: A dataset of food preference selection in early cancer patients based on gut endocrine and neuropsychology

description: Selected data from 3000 patients with early gastrointestinal cancer in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China for analysis
description: Selected data from 3000 patients with early gastrointestinal cancer in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China for analysis