cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.4121/21810354.v1
title: Environmental justice and inhabitants’ perceived services and disservices from green infrastructures. Suplementary Material A and B

description: Descriptive statistics of the demographic and socio-economic profiles of respondents and their average perceptions of Ecosystem Services and Disservices from green infrastructures
DOI: 10.4121/21810354
title: Environmental justice and inhabitants’ perceived services and disservices from green infrastructures. Suplementary Material A and B

description: Descriptive statistics of the demographic and socio-economic profiles of respondents and their average perceptions of Ecosystem Services and Disservices from green infrastructures
DOI: 10.34943/c5dcb096-3ad7-4ae0-8cdf-ae5ff058387d
title: Endeavour North Current Meter Deployed 2018-06-28

description: The Nortek Aquadopp Current Meter A2L2492 AQD2761 was deployed on 2018-06-28 at Endeavour North. This north section of the Endeavour Hydrothermal Vents includes two moorings to monitor the regional circulation. This device is a Current Meter. Acoustic Current Meters (ACM) measure current speed and direction, using the Doppler Effect. Aquadopp current metres have a sensor head that contains 3 acoustic transducers, a tilt sensor, a temperature sensor and a pressure sensor. The instrument transmits a short pulse of sound, and then listens to its echo to measure the change in pitch or frequency. The change in pitch can determine the velocity of the current. It was deployed on a fixed platform. Data from this deployment were archived and made available through Ocean Networks Canada's Oceans 2.0 digital infrastructure, with quality assurance and derived data products following established practices.
DOI: 10.4121/19524448.v1
title: Supplementary data for the paper 'Ipsilateral and contralateral warnings: Effects on decision-making and eye movements in near-collision scenarios'

description: Cars are increasingly capable of providing drivers with warnings and advice. However, whether drivers should be provided with ipsilateral warnings (signaling the direction to steer towards) or contralateral warnings (signaling the direction to avoid) is inconclusive. Furthermore, how auditory warnings and visual information from the driving environment together contribute to drivers’ responses is relatively unexplored. In this study, 34 participants were presented with animated video clips of traffic situations on a three-lane road, while their eye movements were recorded with an eye-tracker. The videos ended with a near collision in front after 1, 3, or 6 s, while either the left or the right lane was safe to swerve into. Participants were instructed to make safe lane-change decisions by pressing the left or right arrow key. Upon the start of each video, participants heard a warning: Go Left/Right (ipsilateral), Danger Left/Right (contralateral), and nondirectional beeps (Baseline), emitted from the spatially corresponding left and right speakers. The results showed no significant differences in response times and accuracy between ipsilateral and contralateral warnings, although participants rated ipsilateral warnings as more satisfactory. Ipsilateral and contralateral warnings both improved response times in situations in which the left/right hazard was not yet manifest or was poorly visible. Participants fixated on salient and relevant vehicles as quickly as 220 ms after the trial started, with no significant differences between the audio types. In conclusion, directional warnings can aid in making a correct left/right evasive decision while not affecting the visual attention distribution.
DOI: 10.4121/19524448
title: Supplementary data for the paper 'Ipsilateral and contralateral warnings: Effects on decision-making and eye movements in near-collision scenarios'

description: Cars are increasingly capable of providing drivers with warnings and advice. However, whether drivers should be provided with ipsilateral warnings (signaling the direction to steer towards) or contralateral warnings (signaling the direction to avoid) is inconclusive. Furthermore, how auditory warnings and visual information from the driving environment together contribute to drivers’ responses is relatively unexplored. In this study, 34 participants were presented with animated video clips of traffic situations on a three-lane road, while their eye movements were recorded with an eye-tracker. The videos ended with a near collision in front after 1, 3, or 6 s, while either the left or the right lane was safe to swerve into. Participants were instructed to make safe lane-change decisions by pressing the left or right arrow key. Upon the start of each video, participants heard a warning: Go Left/Right (ipsilateral), Danger Left/Right (contralateral), and nondirectional beeps (Baseline), emitted from the spatially corresponding left and right speakers. The results showed no significant differences in response times and accuracy between ipsilateral and contralateral warnings, although participants rated ipsilateral warnings as more satisfactory. Ipsilateral and contralateral warnings both improved response times in situations in which the left/right hazard was not yet manifest or was poorly visible. Participants fixated on salient and relevant vehicles as quickly as 220 ms after the trial started, with no significant differences between the audio types. In conclusion, directional warnings can aid in making a correct left/right evasive decision while not affecting the visual attention distribution.
DOI: 10.4121/19524448.v2
title: Supplementary data for the paper 'Ipsilateral and contralateral warnings: Effects on decision-making and eye movements in near-collision scenarios'

description: Cars are increasingly capable of providing drivers with warnings and advice. However, whether drivers should be provided with ipsilateral warnings (signaling the direction to steer towards) or contralateral warnings (signaling the direction to avoid) is inconclusive. Furthermore, how auditory warnings and visual information from the driving environment together contribute to drivers’ responses is relatively unexplored. In this study, 34 participants were presented with animated video clips of traffic situations on a three-lane road, while their eye movements were recorded with an eye-tracker. The videos ended with a near collision in front after 1, 3, or 6 s, while either the left or the right lane was safe to swerve into. Participants were instructed to make safe lane-change decisions by pressing the left or right arrow key. Upon the start of each video, participants heard a warning: Go Left/Right (ipsilateral), Danger Left/Right (contralateral), and nondirectional beeps (Baseline), emitted from the spatially corresponding left and right speakers. The results showed no significant differences in response times and accuracy between ipsilateral and contralateral warnings, although participants rated ipsilateral warnings as more satisfactory. Ipsilateral and contralateral warnings both improved response times in situations in which the left/right hazard was not yet manifest or was poorly visible. Participants fixated on salient and relevant vehicles as quickly as 220 ms after the trial started, with no significant differences between the audio types. In conclusion, directional warnings can aid in making a correct left/right evasive decision while not affecting the visual attention distribution.
DOI: 10.4121/21803781.v1
title: Data from a study of the effect of robot pedagogical interaction style on children's learning in a scientific task.

description: Data from a study of the effect of robot pedagogical interaction style on children's learning in a scientific task. Includes data of learning gain (pre- and post-test scores), learning approach (duration of play, number of trials, number of controled variable trials) and perceived robot style. Includes data from 73 children (aged 8-11, M/F) recruited from after-school care and primary schools in the Netherlands. Written informed consent was obtained form legal guardians. Verbal consent from the child was obtained prior to the experiment. The research was approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee of Delft University of Technology. <br> <em>Resource will be filled after publicaton of the article containing a full description of method as well. </em>
DOI: 10.4121/21803781
title: Data from a study of the effect of robot pedagogical interaction style on children's learning in a scientific task.

description: Data from a study of the effect of robot pedagogical interaction style on children's learning in a scientific task. Includes data of learning gain (pre- and post-test scores), learning approach (duration of play, number of trials, number of controled variable trials) and perceived robot style. Includes data from 73 children (aged 8-11, M/F) recruited from after-school care and primary schools in the Netherlands. Written informed consent was obtained form legal guardians. Verbal consent from the child was obtained prior to the experiment. The research was approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee of Delft University of Technology. <br> <em>Resource will be filled after publicaton of the article containing a full description of method as well. </em>
DOI: 10.4121/21814977.v1
title: Spectral reflectance measurements of water sample from a Nodularia spumigena bloom event on Lake Bante in Wilhelmshaven, Germany

description: Hyperspectral reflectance was measured in a laboratory after collecting a water sample from Lake Bante in Wilhelmshaven, Germany during a Nodularia spumigena bloom event on 16 August 2021. A hyperspectral Spectral Evolution (SEV) SR-3501 spectroradiometer covering the wavelength range 280 nm to 2500 nm was operated in reflectance mode with an 8° field-of-view lens fitted. Each measurement was generated as the mean of 30 scans and white referencing was completed over a 20 × 20 cm SphereOptics Zenith Polymer® SG3120 ≈ 99 % full material PTFE diffuse standard panel. An Arrilite Plus 575 W high performance halogen lamp placed at a viewing angle of 45° was placed 0.30 m above the target water sample to provide a uniform light source in a dark calibration laboratory.
DOI: 10.4121/21814977
title: Spectral reflectance measurements of water sample from a Nodularia spumigena bloom event on Lake Bante in Wilhelmshaven, Germany

description: Hyperspectral reflectance was measured in a laboratory after collecting a water sample from Lake Bante in Wilhelmshaven, Germany during a Nodularia spumigena bloom event on 16 August 2021. A hyperspectral Spectral Evolution (SEV) SR-3501 spectroradiometer covering the wavelength range 280 nm to 2500 nm was operated in reflectance mode with an 8° field-of-view lens fitted. Each measurement was generated as the mean of 30 scans and white referencing was completed over a 20 × 20 cm SphereOptics Zenith Polymer® SG3120 ≈ 99 % full material PTFE diffuse standard panel. An Arrilite Plus 575 W high performance halogen lamp placed at a viewing angle of 45° was placed 0.30 m above the target water sample to provide a uniform light source in a dark calibration laboratory.
DOI: 10.4121/21814773
title: Spectral radiance measurements during a Nodularia spumigena bloom event on Lake Bante in Wilhelmshaven, Germany

description: Hyperspectral radiance observations were made from a small electric motor powered boat on Lake Bante in Wilhelmshaven, Germany during a Nodularia spumigena bloom event. The observations were completed on 25 August 2022 using a Spectral Evolution (SEV) SR-3501 spectroradiometer covering the wavelength range 280 nm to 2500 nm. SEV was operated in calibrated radiance mode with an 8° field-of-view lens fitted. Each measurement was generated as the mean of 20 scans. At each station, a series of 3 calibrated radiance measurements were done over the unique optical active targets (i) a 20 × 20 cm SphereOptics Zenith Polymer® SG3120 ≈ 99 % full material PTFE diffuse standard panel = Ed, (ii) lake water surface = Lsfc and then (iii) sky = Lsky at a ~45° viewing angle from nadir. The series of observations at each station was repeated at most 6 times. The measurements were completed at an azimuthal angle from sensor heading to the sun within the range 90 - 135° to avoid surface reflectanced (Garaba and Zielinski, 2013). Quality control step managed to obtain a set of at least 3-6 pseudo replicate measurements for the sampled stations as some measurements were affected by drift and rotation of the boat that resulted in non-optimal viewing geometry or presence of surface reflected glint.
DOI: 10.4121/21805041.v1
title: Data underlying the publication: “The effects of Cysticercus cellulosae excretory-secretory antigens on TGF-β signaling pathway and Th17 cells differentiation in piglets T cells by proteomics”

description: This dataset contains data collected in in vitro experiments on pigs conducted at Zunyi Medical University as part of Wei He's (first author of the manuscript) master's thesis project. in this study, we used label-free quantification (LFQ) proteomics techniques to further explore the molecular mechanisms by which <em>C. cellulosae</em> ESAs induce the differentiation of piglet Treg/Th17 cells through the TGF-β signaling pathway and Th17 cells differentiation. This dataset contains raw data, as well as data analysis and the production of statistical graphs through Flowjo, SPSS and Graphad Prism.
DOI: 10.4121/21805041
title: Data underlying the publication: “The effects of Cysticercus cellulosae excretory-secretory antigens on TGF-β signaling pathway and Th17 cells differentiation in piglets T cells by proteomics”

description: This dataset contains data collected in in vitro experiments on pigs conducted at Zunyi Medical University as part of Wei He's (first author of the manuscript) master's thesis project. in this study, we used label-free quantification (LFQ) proteomics techniques to further explore the molecular mechanisms by which <em>C. cellulosae</em> ESAs induce the differentiation of piglet Treg/Th17 cells through the TGF-β signaling pathway and Th17 cells differentiation. This dataset contains raw data, as well as data analysis and the production of statistical graphs through Flowjo, SPSS and Graphad Prism.
DOI: 10.4121/21701216.v1
title: Subjective and objective data from the master thesis "Exploring the Effect of Automation Failure on the Human's Trustworthiness in Human-Agent Teamwork"

description: Contains the answers to the questionnaire from qualtrics and the results from the analysed objective measurements. Questions are given at the top row. - scenario: 1 means no automation failure, 2 means automation failure (during "post") - trust: 1-5 Likert - liking: 1-5 Likert - propensity: 1-5 Likert - trustworthiness: -100-100 sliding scale <br> The participant first answers the questions about their gender, age and gaming experience, where they receive the scenario number. Then they play the tutorial. Then they play the first game. This game is the same for every scenario: they have to move boxes in the correct order to the dropzone. There are three types of boxes: light, medium, and heavy. Light can only be carried alone, medium can be carried either alone or together, but carrying it alone slows you down, heavy can only be carried together. An automation walks around trying to help. Whenever you as a human need help or the automation needs help, you can press the help button and the robot comes to you, or you see that the robot needs help by the red exclamation mark next to its head. <br> During the second game, the robot fails if you have scenario 2. In scenario 1, the robot behaves the same as in the first game. <br> Measurements are taking after the first game ("mid"-) and after the second game ("post"-). Only during the second game is there automation failure. This happens in terms of the automation breaking boxes (letting a box go while either holding it with the human or without), picking up the wrong box, dropping a box into the wrong location, asking for help at the wrong box. Objective measures are: - broken boxes (how many boxes they broke) per robot or participant - ask for help (how many times an agent asked for help) per robot or participant - respond to help (how many times an agent responded to the call for help) per robot or participant - carried together (how many times they carried a box together) - carried alone (how many times the participant carried a box alone) - response (how long it took in seconds for the participant to respond to the call for help of the robot) <br> <br>
DOI: 10.4121/21701216
title: Subjective and objective data from the master thesis "Exploring the Effect of Automation Failure on the Human's Trustworthiness in Human-Agent Teamwork"

description: Contains the answers to the questionnaire from qualtrics and the results from the analysed objective measurements. Questions are given at the top row. - scenario: 1 means no automation failure, 2 means automation failure (during "post") - trust: 1-5 Likert - liking: 1-5 Likert - propensity: 1-5 Likert - trustworthiness: -100-100 sliding scale <br> The participant first answers the questions about their gender, age and gaming experience, where they receive the scenario number. Then they play the tutorial. Then they play the first game. This game is the same for every scenario: they have to move boxes in the correct order to the dropzone. There are three types of boxes: light, medium, and heavy. Light can only be carried alone, medium can be carried either alone or together, but carrying it alone slows you down, heavy can only be carried together. An automation walks around trying to help. Whenever you as a human need help or the automation needs help, you can press the help button and the robot comes to you, or you see that the robot needs help by the red exclamation mark next to its head. <br> During the second game, the robot fails if you have scenario 2. In scenario 1, the robot behaves the same as in the first game. <br> Measurements are taking after the first game ("mid"-) and after the second game ("post"-). Only during the second game is there automation failure. This happens in terms of the automation breaking boxes (letting a box go while either holding it with the human or without), picking up the wrong box, dropping a box into the wrong location, asking for help at the wrong box. Objective measures are: - broken boxes (how many boxes they broke) per robot or participant - ask for help (how many times an agent asked for help) per robot or participant - respond to help (how many times an agent responded to the call for help) per robot or participant - carried together (how many times they carried a box together) - carried alone (how many times the participant carried a box alone) - response (how long it took in seconds for the participant to respond to the call for help of the robot) <br> <br>
DOI: 10.4121/21428466.v1
title: Research data - Shelf-wide analyses of sand wave migration using GIS. A case study on the Netherlands Continental Shelf

description: We analysed the spatial variability of tidal sand wave migration for all sand wave fields on the Netherlands Continental Shelf. The migration data obtained within this research is available via this repository. For further instructions see the README files contained within the compressed .zip folder.
DOI: 10.4121/21428466
title: Research data - Shelf-wide analyses of sand wave migration using GIS. A case study on the Netherlands Continental Shelf

description: We analysed the spatial variability of tidal sand wave migration for all sand wave fields on the Netherlands Continental Shelf. The migration data obtained within this research is available via this repository. For further instructions see the README files contained within the compressed .zip folder.
DOI: 10.34943/bf02eee1-4408-4f62-b89c-c4b24030a3b6
title: Endeavour North Current Meter Deployed 2010-09-20

description: The Nortek Aquadopp Current Meter A2L2492 AQD2761 was deployed on 2010-09-20 at Endeavour North. This north section of the Endeavour Hydrothermal Vents includes two moorings to monitor the regional circulation. This device is a Current Meter. Acoustic Current Meters (ACM) measure current speed and direction, using the Doppler Effect. Aquadopp current metres have a sensor head that contains 3 acoustic transducers, a tilt sensor, a temperature sensor and a pressure sensor. The instrument transmits a short pulse of sound, and then listens to its echo to measure the change in pitch or frequency. The change in pitch can determine the velocity of the current. It was deployed on a fixed platform. Data from this deployment were archived and made available through Ocean Networks Canada's Oceans 2.0 digital infrastructure, with quality assurance and derived data products following established practices.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7504300
title: Control mice (non-infected with S. mansoni parasites) - cage 2 - Liver histopathology data (mouse ID 2C.1 / 2C.2 / 2C.3).

description: The present dataset contains all the histopathology images used to quantify fibrotic areas in liver of mice (non-infected with S. mansoni parasite). These data are presented in the manuscript entitled "No evidence for schistosome parasite fitness trade-offs in the intermediate and definitive host" (dataset # 11.1/11).<br> Each folder corresponds to one mouse sample and contain, along with a readme file, all the files used to quantify fibrotic area (_TRICH.czi) and (_HE.czi) files.
description: We generated and used 11 datasets for this manuscript. - 1 dataset containing all the phenotype data collected and R scripts used for data analysis, and to generated the figures (Figures 2 to 5) present in the manuscript. - 10 larger datasets containing all the histopathology images of infected and control mice. These datasets have been uploaded separately, due to their size, and numbered 2-11(.1 and .2) /11.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7504299
title: Control mice (non-infected with S. mansoni parasites) - cage 2 - Liver histopathology data (mouse ID 2C.1 / 2C.2 / 2C.3).

description: The present dataset contains all the histopathology images used to quantify fibrotic areas in liver of mice (non-infected with S. mansoni parasite). These data are presented in the manuscript entitled "No evidence for schistosome parasite fitness trade-offs in the intermediate and definitive host" (dataset # 11.1/11).<br> Each folder corresponds to one mouse sample and contain, along with a readme file, all the files used to quantify fibrotic area (_TRICH.czi) and (_HE.czi) files.
description: We generated and used 11 datasets for this manuscript. - 1 dataset containing all the phenotype data collected and R scripts used for data analysis, and to generated the figures (Figures 2 to 5) present in the manuscript. - 10 larger datasets containing all the histopathology images of infected and control mice. These datasets have been uploaded separately, due to their size, and numbered 2-11(.1 and .2) /11.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7116478
title: Deep margin elevation – present status and future directions

description: BibTex database file, containing the records identified in the electronic search, and the datasets generated and analyzed in this article on deep margin elevation.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7116477
title: Deep margin elevation – present status and future directions

description: BibTex database file, containing the records identified in the electronic search, and the datasets generated and analyzed in this article on deep margin elevation. Information on the risk of bias of included studies is presented in supplementary tables (Tables S1-S38 and Questionnaire SQ1). The ROBFEAD, MINORS, RoBDEMAT, and AMSTAR tools were used for <em>in silico</em> studies, clinical studies, <em>in vitro</em> studies, and reviews respectively. The CASP qualitative research checklist was used for healthcare survey studies.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7120906
title: Deep margin elevation – present status and future directions

description: BibTex database file, containing the records identified in the electronic search, and the datasets generated and analyzed in this article on deep margin elevation.