cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.48511/yt51-s331
title: LLC VOW 22 (WTN 38731)

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater level monitoring record for VOW 22 (WTN 38731). Additional information can be found in accompanying reports.
DOI: 10.48511/836t-ne63
title: LLC VOW 29

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for VOW 29. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/xssn-0g50
title: LLC VOW 17 (WTN 83198)

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater level monitoring record for VOW 17 (WTN 83198). Additional information can be found in accompanying reports.
DOI: 10.48511/c9h6-q171
title: LLC VOW 16 (WTN 20097)

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for LLC VOW 16 (WTN 20097). Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/vfww-nz95
title: LLC VOW 32

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for VOW 32. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/sn2z-k795
title: LLC VOW 28

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for VOW 28. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/d6b1-fa97
title: LLC VOW 02 (WTN 106697)

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for LLC VOW 02. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/fs4p-9r13
title: LLC VOW 05

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for VOW 05. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/rdj3-jj70
title: LLC VOW 04

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater monitoring record for LLC VOW 04. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports in the Groundwater Program Reports and Resources dataset.
DOI: 10.48511/0gbe-fw07
title: LLC VOW 23

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater level monitoring record for VOW 23. Additional information can be found in accompanying reports.
DOI: 10.48511/2a4g-f673
title: LLC VOW 19 (WTN 93220)

description: This dataset is part of the Living Lakes Canada Upper Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program, and contains a groundwater level monitoring record for VOW 19 (WTN 93220). Additional information can be found in accompanying reports.
DOI: 10.48511/r7n8-fv82
title: Thomas Brook

description: This is a log of flow measurements of a spring, Thomas Brook, at the top edge of private land near Argenta, BC.
DOI: 10.48511/9hhj-qm42
title:  Columbia Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2009

description: This dataset contains the openly accesible data for the FIMP survey carried out in Columbia Lake in 2009. Columbia Lake is located in the southern interior of British Columbia (BC), near Canal Flats and Fairmont Hot Springs, BC. The East Kootenay Integrated Lake Management Partnership (EKILMP) commissioned Interior Reforestation Co. Ltd. to complete this project. The purpose of the FIM project was to provide baseline information on foreshore condition and environmental values to aid in future decision-making.
DOI: 10.48511/fx0f-cz65
title: Slocan Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2011

description: This dataset cointains the open accessible data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Slocan Lake in 2011. Slocan Lake is one of the few remaining large lakes in British Columbia about which very little scientific information has been gathered to date. It is obvious that comprehensive lake management guidelines cannot be developed without the requisite collection of scientific data which will serve as the basis for any proposals, recommendations and conclusions. Thus, after some research and consultations with representatives of the Regional, Provincial and Federal government agencies, the Slocan Lake Stewardship Society undertook to implement a scientific baseline study, completing a data collection project describing the current state of the lake from an ecological perspective. The recent increase in housing development along the shore of the lake and the concomitant increase in the recreational use of the lake waters strongly suggest that such a project be conducted in order to mitigate any future serious impact upon the lake’s ecology.
DOI: 10.48511/xv1f-q149
title:  Brilliant Headpond Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open  2017

description: This dataset contains the openly accessible data for the FIMP survey carried out in Brilliant Headpond in 2017. The Brilliant Headpond is an 18 km section of the lower Kootenay River adjacent to the communities of Shoreacres, South Slocan, Tarrys, Glade and Thrums in southeast British Columbia. Water levels in the Brilliant Headpond are regulated by the South Slocan and Kootenay Canal dams at the upstream extent and by the Brilliant and Brilliant Expansion dams at the downstream end. Natural inflows also enter from unregulated tributaries, the largest being the Slocan River. The Brilliant Headpond and adjacent lands provide habitat for species including fish, turtles, reptiles and birds. Mapping was completed along 36,564 m of the Brilliant Headpond shoreline.
DOI: 10.48511/ahr2-xp11
title: St Mary Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2011

description: This dataset contains the open accessible data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in St Mary Lake in 2011. St. Mary Lake and the associated watershed contribute fresh water and nutrients to the Columbia basin within the Rocky Mountain trench. The lake and its tributaries support resident populations of burbot, kokanee, mountain whitefish, rainbow trout, and westslope cutthroat trout. Bull trout and Dolly Varden are also known to occur. Coarse species such as longnose sucker provide forage for other fish. The shoreline and associated riparian areas also provide important habitat for a wide variety of wildlife species, including raptors (e.g., osprey, bald eagles), song birds, large game (e.g., deer and moose), and numerous other species of birds and small mammals. The federally endangered caribou occurs within the St. Mary watershed.
DOI: 10.48511/nyam-g589
title: Monroe Lake Foreshore Inventory Open 2009

description: This dataset cointains the openly accesible data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in 2009 in Monroe Lake. The shoreline of Monroe Lake provides residents and tourists with excellent opportunities to live and recreate in a rural setting. Monroe Lake is a smaller (54 hectare) lake, with one cluster of development. The lake has a very productive wetland in the northern region, consisting of sedges, willows, and floating vegetation (pond lilies). The lake is mostly surrounded by coniferous forests of varying structural stages due to recent forest fire events. The natural forest areas around the lake are recovering from the previous fire events.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22316602
title: Understanding COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Malaysia: Public perception, knowledge, and acceptance

description: Two files are attached: Reasons for vaccine hesitancy Suggestions to improve vaccine programme <br> Both files are in Malay language
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22316602.v1
title: Understanding COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Malaysia: Public perception, knowledge, and acceptance

description: Two files are attached: Reasons for vaccine hesitancy Suggestions to improve vaccine programme <br> Both files are in Malay language
DOI: 10.48511/06gq-ge12
title: Rosen Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2010

description: This dataset contains the accessible data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Rosen Lake in 2010. The Rosen Lake shoreline is approximately 5,440 m long and is dominated by a vegetated shore, mud substrates and a mixture of urban and high density recreation land uses. All areas of the Rosen Lake foreshore, except for a small vegetated island at the northern end of the lake, exhibit a high level of impact due to a high level of urbanization. Numerous docks, retaining walls, and substrate modifications were observed along the foreshore of Rosen Lake. However, some small wetland and marsh areas were observed along the main lakeshore as well as along the uninhabited island at the north end. Overall, the AHI analysis for Rosen Lake ranked the main lakeshore as low, whereas the island contained very high value habitats.
DOI: 10.48511/dh49-8f46
title: Tie Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2012

description: This dataset contains the open accessible data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Tie Lake in 2012. Tie Lake is located between Cranbrook and Fernie in the East Kootenay region of British Columbia. Tie Lake is accessed by travelling 4 km north from the Village of Jaffray, off of Highway 3. The lake includes two recreation parks; Tie Lake Regional Day Use Park and the Tie Lake Forest Recreation area. It is both a valuable recreational and ecological resource providing opportunities for swimming, canoeing, boating, fishing and water skiing. Portions of the shoreline have been developed for residential and vacation homes.
DOI: 10.48511/fx2q-5p61
title: Whitetail Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping 2020

description: This dataset contains the open access data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Whitetail Lake in 2020. Whitetail Lake is located in the East Kootenays, approximately 28 km northwest of Canal Flats, BC. The lake has a surface area of approximately 1.66 km2 with approximately 10 km of shoreline. The lake is moderately productive and has a large littoral area covering approximately 77% of its basin. There is a BC Recreation Site on the west side of the lake and all other properties around the lake are privately held. Whitetail Lake experiences significant recreational fishing pressure from anglers targeting trophy-sized Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and Eastern Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22110185
title: Effects of elevated ozone exposure on regional meteorology and air quality in China through ozone-vegetation coupling

description: Data used in the study.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22110185.v2
title: Effects of elevated ozone exposure on regional meteorology and air quality in China through ozone-vegetation coupling

description: Data used in the study.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22110185.v1
title: Effects of elevated ozone exposure on regional meteorology and air quality in China through ozone-vegetation coupling

description: Data used in the study.
DOI: 10.48511/4avd-t969
title: Wasa Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2010

description: This dataset contains the open accessible data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Wasa Lake and Cameron Pond in 2010.
DOI: 10.48511/trp7-x681
title: Lake Koocanusa Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2016

description: This dataset contains the openly accessible data for the FIMP survey carried out in Lake Koocanusa in 2016. Lake Koocanusa is a reservoir formed by the completion of the Libby Dam in Montana in 1973. This transboundary reservoir extends 140 km between Wardner, BC and Libby, Montana. This study focuses on the Canadian portion of the lake. The East Kootenay Integrated Lake Management Partnership (EKILMP) commissioned VAST Resource Solutions Inc. (VAST) to complete this project. The purpose of this Sensitive Habitat Inventory and Mapping (SHIM) project for Lake Koocanusa is to provide baseline information on foreshore condition and environmental values to aid in future decision- making.
DOI: 10.48511/9zzx-5455
title:  Lac La Biche Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2017

description: This dataset contains the openly accessible data for the FIMP survey carried out in Lac La Biche in 2017. Lac La Biche is a large lake situated in the Boreal Mixedwood Ecoregion of northeastern Alberta. It has numerous bays and rocky offshore islands, as well as wide areas of shallow littoral habitat characterized by extensive submerged and emergent vegetation. The lake provides important habitat for many fish species, as well as colonial and migratory waterbirds and aquatic mammals. It supports sport and domestic fisheries and is a popular recreational destination for swimming, boating, fishing, hiking and nature appreciation.
DOI: 10.48511/9zbt-bg13
title: Whiteswan Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2020

description: This dataset contains the open access data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Whiteswan Lake in 2020. Whiteswan Lake is a 378 ha montane lake nestled within the Kootenay Ranges of the Rocky Mountains in a mainly east-west orientation, approximately 30 km southeast of Canal Flats, BC. The lake is located within the Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park, which was created in 1978 with the primary focus to protect the underrepresented Dry Cool Montane Spruce (MSdk) biogeoclimatic subzone ecosystem while maintaining a recreational destination for outdoor opportunities. The lake has been managed as a monoculture rainbow trout fishery since the 1960s and there are concerns of hybridization of the introduced rainbow trout with the native westslope cutthroat trout downstream of the lake, which prompted management actions. The area has significant cultural values to First Nations as it provided a geographical link between the Columbia Valley and the Elk Valley and the prairies, and was used as a marshalling point, hunting camp and was also used for religious and social events.
DOI: 10.48511/86fz-v606
title: Slocan Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2021

description: As residential and recreational pressures on Slocan Lake escalate, questions have been raised about what measures need to be taken to balance the social, cultural, ecological, and economic values of any given area. In response to these concerns, Foreshore Inventory and Mapping (FIM) was conducted in 2010 and included FIM field surveys, the development of an Aquatic Habitat Index (AHI) and corresponding Shoreline Management Guidelines (SMG). Eleven years had passed since the original FIM was conducted and there was an interest in updating the previous field surveys and corresponding analyses to evaluate rates of change (e.g., development), observe whether integrated policies have been working, identify additional important habitat and species at risk and update the Slocan Lake FIM dataset using standard Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) methods that were updated in 2020.
DOI: 10.48511/jxr9-fe77
title: Kootenay Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2021

description: This dataset contains the openly accessible data for the FIMP survey carried out on Kootenay Lake in 2021. The key objective of this study was to update the original FIMP that was conducted in 2012 on Kootenay Lake (Schleppe and Cormano 2016), and to document changes that have occurred over the nine-year period since the last survey. The desire to live and recreate in the Kootenay Region of British Columbia (BC), combined with the generally positive economic climate, has resulted in rapid population growth and urban development. Lake foreshore (or shoreline) residential development pressures (both permanent and seasonal) have especially increased. Kootenay Lake, with its approximate 400 km of shoreline, has seen a pronounced amount of this growth. This development inevitably impacts the natural foreshore environment. Unfortunately, these impacts can diminish the natural values that draw people to live and recreate along the foreshore in the first place.
DOI: 10.48511/aacn-m251
title: Columbia Lake Foreshore Integrated Management Planning – 2021.

description: This dataset contains the openly accessible data for the FIMP survey carried out on Columbia Lake in 2021. Columbia Lake is located in the southern interior of British Columbia (BC), near Canal Flats and Fairmont Hot Springs, BC. In response to concerns over the fast pace of development and potential for important fish and wildlife habitat to be lost, Foreshore Inventory and Mapping (FIM) was conducted in 2009 and included FIM field surveys, the development of an Aquatic Habitat Index (AHI) and corresponding Shoreline Management Guidelines (SMG). Twelve years had passed since the original FIM was conducted and there was an interest in updating the previous field surveys and corresponding analyses to evaluate rates of change (e.g., development), observe whether integrated policies have been working, identify additional important habitat and species at risk and update the Columbia Lake FIM dataset using standard Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) methods that were updated in 2020.
DOI: 10.48511/cv0t-gk87
title: Slocan Lake Water Level

description: Weekly lake level measurements for Slocan Lake
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22321432
title: the data and the analyses conding for the trait judgments across online chatting and offline conversation.zip

description: the data and analyses coding for the research of trait judgments across online chatting and offline conversation
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22321432.v1
title: the data and the analyses conding for the trait judgments across online chatting and offline conversation.zip

description: the data and analyses coding for the research of trait judgments across online chatting and offline conversation
DOI: 10.48511/8f4r-mf59
title: Lost Ledge Climate Station

description: This dataset contains data from a climate station in the Lost Ledge Creek watershed. The station is operated by Kootenay Watershed Science with the goal of improving understanding and prediction of how small- and medium-sized watersheds are going to behave in a changing climate, especially in conditions of extreme high and low precipitation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21893943
title: Two-phase model for debris flows with erosion-deposition

description: We hereby provide the necessary setup/conditions and codes to replicate and visualize the results presented in the manuscript entitled "Two-Phase Approach to Modeling the Grain-Fluid Flows with Deposition and Erosion over Rugged Topography".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21893943.v4
title: Two-phase model for debris flows with erosion-deposition

description: Herewith we provide the associated codes that may reproduce and plot the results shown in the manuscript titled "Two-Phase Approach to Modeling the Grain-Fluid Flows with Deposition and Erosion over Rugged Topography".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21893943.v5
title: Two-phase model for debris flows with erosion-deposition

description: We hereby provide the necessary setup/conditions and codes to replicate and visualize the results presented in the manuscript entitled "Two-Phase Approach to Modeling the Grain-Fluid Flows with Deposition and Erosion over Rugged Topography".
DOI: 10.48511/5kq8-gc03
title: MacDonald Creek Hydrometric Station

description: This dataset contains data from a hydrometric station on MacDonald Creek. The station is operated by Kootenay Watershed Science with the goal of improving understanding and prediction of how small- and medium-sized watersheds are going to behave in a changing climate, especially in conditions of extreme high and low precipitation.
DOI: 10.48511/60v6-tq92
title: Moyie Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2009

description: This dataset contains the openly accesible data for the FIMP survey carried out in Moyie Lake in 2009. The shoreline of Moyie Lake provides residents and tourists with excellent opportunities to live and recreate in a rural setting. Moyie Lake consists of a North and South Basin, with a very biologically diverse (i.e., productive) narrows region in the middle. The lake contains many important wildlife features, including several significant wetlands and flood bench communities which were mapped as part of this project. Moyie Lake also has several important stream tributaries that provide important spawning habitat for kokanee and salmonid species. In close proximity to Moyie Lake is Monroe Lake. Monroe is a smaller lake, with one cluster of development. Monroe Lake also contains important wetland habitats, and is surrounded by coniferous forests of varying structural stages due to recent forest fire events. Fisheries and Wildlife reports have been prepared for both Moyie and Monroe Lakes (under separate cover).
DOI: 10.48511/ppvd-v474
title: Moyie Lake Foreshore Inventory Mapping Open 2020

description: This dataset contains the open access data and reports for the FIMP survey carried out in Moyie Lake in 2020. Moyie Lake, located in the Purcell Mountains in BC, is a unique “kettle pond” lake, the result of a depression created at the outflow of a glacier. The lake consists of 37.6 km of shoreline with a north and south basin connected by a ecologically productive narrows region in the middle. Moyie Lake is a recreation destination that has seen an increase in recreational property development in recent years.
DOI: 10.48511/9572-2f73
title: Radcliffe Creek Water Quality and Discharge

description: Data collected by the Slocan Park CARE Society on Radcliffe Creek.
DOI: 10.48511/m8ez-0464
title:  Kosiancic Spring Water Quality and Flow 

description: Water quality and flow data collected by the Slocan Park CARE Society on Kosiancic Spring in 2009.
DOI: 10.48511/7dfy-gw56
title: St. Mary River (NGSTM02)

description: Water quality monitoring for the St. Mary River. From 2010 to 2014 the data in this dataset was collected by the St. Mary Valley Rural Resident Association as part of the Columbia Basin Water Quality Monitoring Project which was coordinated and administered by Mainstreams Environmental Society. This dataset is now stewarded by the Columbia Basin Water Hub.
DOI: 10.48511/a49v-yr36
title: St. Mary River (NGSTM03)

description: Water quality monitoring for the St. Mary River. From 2010 to 2014 the data in this dataset was collected by the St. Mary Valley Rural Resident Association as part of the Columbia Basin Water Quality Monitoring Project which was coordinated and administered by Mainstreams Environmental Society. This dataset is now stewarded by the Columbia Basin Water Hub as the SMVRRA is no longer active.