cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5287/bodleianz46.2
title: Peninsula Press (1)

description: Official news for the troops serving on the Gallipoli campaign, printed by R.E. Printing Section, G.H.Q., M.E.F.

Part of a collection relating to the service of Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC, including his letters home, his notebooks from his service as a doctor at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, and on the Western Front - as well as his sleeping bag and many other artefacts including a photo of Blore outside his dugout at Suvla Bay.
DOI: 10.4231/d3319s283
title: SASW Test along Line 5 using T-Rex

description: SASW tests along Sensor Line 5 to obtain shear wave velocity profile for the 3D profiling inversion. Tests utilized the 4 geophone placed along the line during for the 3D profiling tests.  Spacing between geophones are 10 m.  Sensor spacing of 60, 40, 20, and 10 m are tested in the SASW tests.  Stepped-sine function provided by Quattro analyzer (Serial # 21279) is used to drive T-Rex and record output from selected geophones for the SASW tests.  
“Line5_SASW_T-Rex_GV_V3_Channel_Map.csv” file shows all the sensor used in the 3D profiling tests.  The sensor stations used in the SASW tests are described in the “Description” field in each trial. A detailed description of the test setup and test results can be found in the SASW test report in the documentation.
DOI: 10.4231/d36t0gw35
title: SASW Test along Line 2 using T-Rex

description: SASW tests along Sensor Line 2 to obtain shear wave velocity profile for the 3D profiling inversion. Tests utilized the 4 geophone placed along the line during for the 3D profiling tests.  Spacing between geophones are 10 m.  Sensor spacing of 60, 40, 20, and 10 m are tested in the SASW tests.  Stepped-sine function provided by Quattro analyzer (Serial # 21279) is used to drive T-Rex and record output from selected geophones for the SASW tests.  
“Line2_SASW_T-Rex_GV_V3_Channel_Map.csv” file shows all the sensor used in the 3D profiling tests.  The sensor stations used in the SASW tests are described in the “Description” field in each trial. A detailed description of the test setup and test results can be found in the SASW test report in the documentation.
DOI: 10.4231/d3fb4wm1f
title: Crosshole and downhole seismic tests (part 2) at Site 1

description: Traditional downhole and crosshole seismic tests were performed at various levels of static load.  Static load was applied to the concrete footing using TRex as a reaction mass.
DOI: 10.4231/d3k35md5k
title: Vertical excitation with TRex at Site 1

description: Thumper imparted vertical excitations directly above the embedded sensor array at varying levels of dynamic load amplitude.
DOI: 10.4231/d3m32n95t
title: SCPT9_Hornsby_Bend_Site

description: A total of 10 Seismic Cone Penetration Tests (SCPT) were conducted at the Hornsby Bend Test Site at various sensor and shaker locations shown Experiment 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14. Details of the test procedures can be found in Kim, 2012, ?Development of the Spectral-Analysis-of-Body-Waves (SABW) Method for Downhole Seismic Testing with Boreholes or Penetrometers?.  This SCPT test is conducted at SCPT location #9 (SCPT0_H_2010) which is near the center point.
DOI: 10.4231/d3qv3c39n
title: SCPT8_Hornsby_Bend_Site

description: A total of 10 Seismic Cone Penetration Tests (SCPT) were conducted at the Hornsby Bend Test Site at various sensor and shaker locations shown Experiment 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14. Details of the test procedures can be found in Kim, 2012, ?Development of the Spectral-Analysis-of-Body-Waves (SABW) Method for Downhole Seismic Testing with Boreholes or Penetrometers?.  This SCPT test is conducted at SCPT location #8 which is 66 m east of the center point.
DOI: 10.4231/d3vh5cj0p
title: SCPT7_Hornsby_Bend_Site

description: A total of 10 Seismic Cone Penetration Tests (SCPT) were conducted at the Hornsby Bend Test Site at various sensor and shaker locations shown Experiment 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14. Details of the test procedures can be found in Kim, 2012, ?Development of the Spectral-Analysis-of-Body-Waves (SABW) Method for Downhole Seismic Testing with Boreholes or Penetrometers?.  This SCPT test is conducted at SCPT location #7 which is 13 m west of the center point.
DOI: 10.4231/d3z892f4k
title: SASW Test along Line 8 using T-Rex

description: SASW tests along Sensor Line 8 to obtain shear wave velocity profile for the 3D profiling inversion. Tests utilized the 4 geophone placed along the line during for the 3D profiling tests.  Spacing between geophones are 10 m.  Sensor spacing of 60, 40, 20, and 10 m are tested in the SASW tests.  Stepped-sine function provided by Quattro analyzer (Serial # 21279) is used to drive T-Rex and record output from selected geophones for the SASW tests.  
“Line8_SASW_T-Rex_GV_V3_Channel_Map.csv” file shows all the sensor used in the 3D profiling tests.  The sensor stations used in the SASW tests are described in the “Description” field in each trial. A detailed description of the test setup and test results can be found in the SASW test report in the documentation.
DOI: 10.5255/ukda-sn-6729-2
title: Products of the European Community, 1997-2010: Secure Access
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian22n5.2
title: Postcard of the SS Ionic (1)

description: Postcard of the SS Ionic sent by Dr Blore "All's well W.R.B.", from the ship that took him to the Mediterranean region before embarkation for the Dardanelles, and the landing at Suvla Bay.

Part of a collection relating to the service of Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC, including his letters home, his notebooks from his service as a doctor at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, and on the Western Front - as well as his sleeping bag and many other artefacts including a photo of Blore outside his dugout at Suvla Bay.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian24oh.2
title: Photographs of Paris on the anniversary of the Armistice, from the effects of Arthur Barnes (6)

description: These interesting photographs were found in my grandfathers possessions after his death. He was Arthur Charles Barnes from Wokingham in Berkshire and served in the Army Service Corps. Although a volunteer he was not released until over a year after the end of the war, celebrating the anniversary of the armistice in France where these photographs were taken.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian28z1.2
title: Details of John Kimmet (1)

description: Photo:  John Kimmet and family
Xmas gift box 1914
Royal Scots cap badge

My grandfather John Kimmet was a private in the 1/4 Royal scots (Reg. number 245031)
He fought at Gallipoli and seconb battle of the Somme.  The photo was taken while he was on leave - probably after returning from Gallipoli.
The only story I know of him at Gallipoli was that his lack of height saved his life.  He was standing on a beach talking to ataller comrade when a bullet passed over his head and hit the man in the forehead killing him instantly.

The Xmas 1914 cigarette/chocolate box and his cap badge which he is wearing in the photo were brought back by him to his family in 1918.

Although he survived the war my grandmother said his health was never the same after the war due to his experiences and having to live at times up to his waist in mud.  
He went to work in the Leith shipyards contributing to the second war effort and died in 1946.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian29ax.2
title: Postcard from Private Alf Skinner (2)

description: From - Private Alf Skinner 2898
          B company
          3rd Pioneer, A.I.F.
Stationed in France

To his cousin Ada Harrold in Connecticut, USA 
The date is a little unclear on the postcard possibly 1917.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian2dao.2
title: Letters of William Given Affleck (11)

description: Originals and typed copies of the letters of William Given Affleck, Canadian Army.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian62nz.2
title: Photographs of Paris on the anniversary of the Armistice, from the effects of Arthur Barnes (7)

description: These interesting photographs were found in my grandfathers possessions after his death. He was Arthur Charles Barnes from Wokingham in Berkshire and served in the Army Service Corps. Although a volunteer he was not released until over a year after the end of the war, celebrating the anniversary of the armistice in France where these photographs were taken.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian6dce.2
title: Photograph of 8 men in front of bell tents

description: Photograph of 8 soldiers in front of bell tents. Some are in uniform others in civilian clothes. You can see more than one regimental cap badge, and one man has a first aid / Red Cross badge on his belt. Part of a collection of images relating to Frederick Carter, Lancashire Fusiliers.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian6k89.2
title: Daily News Letter (1)

description: Official news for the troops in Egypt, printed at Headquarters, L. of C., Cairo
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian6lyj.2
title: Photograph of a uniform worn by Frederick Carter, Lancashire Fusiliers

description: Part of a collection of images relating to Frederick Carter, Lancashire Fusiliers
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian6pyd.2
title: Items related to William A.V. Mastermann (2)

description: William Masterman
Photo B Squadron AFC, 2nd left, front row
Photo of CSMs/WOs AFC, William is front row, 1st left
Photo In a motor vehicle, thought Mesopotamia
Photo Cadet corps

M C Masterman female tram worker during the war
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian6qpi.2
title: Leonard Jackson 54993 Family Portraits (5)

description: My Grandfather Leonard Jackson of Millbridge near Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, was killed on the 
26th of September 1917, aged 28, at Passchendaele, Belgium. There is no grave as he was blown to 
pieces by a shell. His name is on the Tyne Cot memorial near Ypres.

He enlisted in June 1916, joining the Royal Welsh Fusiliers as he was working in Wales at the time.
He was wounded in the leg in April 1917, but was sent back to the front after treatment.

He left behind a widow, Minnie, and three little girls; Ruby aged 2, Constance aged 4, and Evelyn
Mavis, my mother, aged 6. Mother always remembered walking into town with him in his uniform
on his last leave, and was very proud of him.

The photographs are as follows

Leonard Jackson photographed in 1913
Minnie Jackson, date unknown
Their 1909 Marriage Certificate
Leonard and Minnie together
Minnie Jackson with Constance, Ruby and Evelyn Mavis
Constance, Ruby and Evelyn Mavis

Where are the now those strong and silent men,
Whose young keen faces blur with passing time,
They were at our sides when we left our native shores,
but somehow, in the hell that was to come, they were no more.
And when it was all done and we came home,
To tears, and cheers, and sweetheart loving arms,
They were not there those brave and silent men.
And now our wrinkled tearstained faces turn,
As we move past those scarlet poppy wreaths,
The ones who walk unaided help the lame,
And those who cannot see are guided on,
Where are they now those men forever young.

Editor's Comment:
Pte. 54993 Leonard Jackson, 10th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, was killed on the opening day of the battle of Polygon Wood (the third phase of the third battle of Ypres), serving in the 3rd Division.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian6uhs.2
title: Photographs of Paris on the anniversary of the Armistice, from the effects of Arthur Barnes (4)

description: These interesting photographs were found in my grandfathers possessions after his death. He was Arthur Charles Barnes from Wokingham in Berkshire and served in the Army Service Corps. Although a volunteer he was not released until over a year after the end of the war, celebrating the anniversary of the armistice in France where these photographs were taken.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian83tn.2
title: Letters from the front: At Suvla Bay (Article from The Times)

description: Includes the landings at Suvla Bay, which Dr Blore took part in.

Part of a collection relating to the service of Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC, including his letters home, his notebooks from his service as a doctor at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, and on the Western Front - as well as his sleeping bag and many other artefacts including a photo of Blore outside his dugout at Suvla Bay.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian85yh.2
title: Photograph of Private John Skinner

description: Private John Skinner
5th Reinforcements
1st Light Horse Regiment
1st Light Horse Brigade
Australian Imperial Force

Photo taken in Egypt before deploying to Gallipoli.  John was wounded at Gallipoli November 1915.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian8byj.2
title: Items related to William A.V. Mastermann (1)

description: William Masterman
Photo B Squadron AFC, 2nd left, front row
Photo of CSMs/WOs AFC, William is front row, 1st left
Photo In a motor vehicle, thought Mesopotamia
Photo Cadet corps

M C Masterman female tram worker during the war
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian8dnp.2
title: Photographs of Paris on the anniversary of the Armistice, from the effects of Arthur Barnes (5)

description: These interesting photographs were found in my grandfathers possessions after his death. He was Arthur Charles Barnes from Wokingham in Berkshire and served in the Army Service Corps. Although a volunteer he was not released until over a year after the end of the war, celebrating the anniversary of the armistice in France where these photographs were taken.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian8pzf.2
title: Sgt Ted Grimes, Royal Artillery (1)

description: Two photographs of Sgt T. Grimes (1878-c. 1920)
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian8slp.2
title: Matchbox and contained letter from Sgt Major George Cavan to his family (3)

description: George Cavan was a sergeant major in the Highland Light Infantry. He lived with his family, wife Jean and 3 daughters, in The Drill Hall in Carluke Scotland. While away at training camp the orders came through to dispatch to France. The train he was on with his troops went through his home station but did not stop there. He threw out onto the station a matchbox containing a note to his family. On one side was the name of his wife and on the other the message to the family. Someone picked up the matchbox and delivered it to the family. George was killed just a few days after arriving at the Front in France. He lies in an unmarked grave near Ypres. His name is on the memorial there.

Editor's Comment:
Company Serjeant Major 7988 George Cavan, 9th (Glasgow Highlanders) Bn. Highland Light Infantry, Killed in Action 13th April 1918, is commemorated on the Ploegsteert Memorial. The 9th Bn. formed part of the 33rd Division, heavily engaged on the 12th-15th April resisting the German 'Spring Offensive' of 1918, in what would become known as the battle of Hazebrouck (second phase of the Battle of the Lys).
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian8t4w.2
title: Photograph of Arthur Barnes and armoured car

description: Arthur Charles Barnes, Army Service Corps, middle. The men stand in front of an unidentified armoured car with machinegun turret, possibly made by themselves.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleian9oy.2
title: Photographs of Paris on the anniversary of the Armistice, from the effects of Arthur Barnes (3)

description: These interesting photographs were found in my grandfathers possessions after his death. He was Arthur Charles Barnes from Wokingham in Berkshire and served in the Army Service Corps. Although a volunteer he was not released until over a year after the end of the war, celebrating the anniversary of the armistice in France where these photographs were taken.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiand167.2
title: Photograph of a cavalry soldier

description: Photograph of a cavalry soldier, sat on his horse, in uniform. Sabre at the side of his saddle, and he is holding his rifle. Part of a collection of images relating to Frederick Carter, Lancashire Fusiliers
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiand4fc.2
title: Postcard of the SS Ionic (2)

description: Postcard of the SS Ionic sent by Dr Blore "All's well W.R.B.", from the ship that took him to the Mediterranean region before embarkation for the Dardanelles, and the landing at Suvla Bay.

Part of a collection relating to the service of Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC, including his letters home, his notebooks from his service as a doctor at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, and on the Western Front - as well as his sleeping bag and many other artefacts including a photo of Blore outside his dugout at Suvla Bay.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiand8k1.2
title: Leonard Jackson 54993 Family Portraits (2)

description: My Grandfather Leonard Jackson of Millbridge near Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, was killed on the 
26th of September 1917, aged 28, at Passchendaele, Belgium. There is no grave as he was blown to 
pieces by a shell. His name is on the Tyne Cot memorial near Ypres.

He enlisted in June 1916, joining the Royal Welsh Fusiliers as he was working in Wales at the time.
He was wounded in the leg in April 1917, but was sent back to the front after treatment.

He left behind a widow, Minnie, and three little girls; Ruby aged 2, Constance aged 4, and Evelyn
Mavis, my mother, aged 6. Mother always remembered walking into town with him in his uniform
on his last leave, and was very proud of him.

The photographs are as follows

Leonard Jackson photographed in 1913
Minnie Jackson, date unknown
Their 1909 Marriage Certificate
Leonard and Minnie together
Minnie Jackson with Constance, Ruby and Evelyn Mavis
Constance, Ruby and Evelyn Mavis

Where are the now those strong and silent men,
Whose young keen faces blur with passing time,
They were at our sides when we left our native shores,
but somehow, in the hell that was to come, they were no more.
And when it was all done and we came home,
To tears, and cheers, and sweetheart loving arms,
They were not there those brave and silent men.
And now our wrinkled tearstained faces turn,
As we move past those scarlet poppy wreaths,
The ones who walk unaided help the lame,
And those who cannot see are guided on,
Where are they now those men forever young.

Editor's Comment:
Pte. 54993 Leonard Jackson, 10th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, was killed on the opening day of the battle of Polygon Wood (the third phase of the third battle of Ypres), serving in the 3rd Division.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiandlf5.2
title: The Times Weekly Edition (2)

description: Includes articles about the Gallipoli landings, in particular the writings of E. Ashmead Bartlett - correspondent with the forces on the Dardenelles. 

Part of a collection relating to the service of Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC, including his letters home, his notebooks from his service as a doctor at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, and on the Western Front - as well as his sleeping bag and many other artefacts including a photo of Blore outside his dugout at Suvla Bay. In his letters it is clear that Blore's experiences did not match Bartlett's account.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiandnem.2
title: Newspaper clipping concerning death of Leonard Jackson 54993

description: My Grandfather Leonard Jackson of Millbridge near Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, was killed on the 
26th of September 1917, aged 28, at Passchendaele, Belgium. There is no grave as he was blown to 
pieces by a shell. His name is on the Tyne Cot memorial near Ypres.

He enlisted in June 1916, joining the Royal Welsh Fusiliers as he was working in Wales at the time.
He was wounded in the leg in April 1917, but was sent back to the front after treatment.

He left behind a widow, Minnie, and three little girls; Ruby aged 2, Constance aged 4, and Evelyn
Mavis, my mother, aged 6. Mother always remembered walking into town with him in his uniform
on his last leave, and was very proud of him.

The announcement of Leonard's death in the local newspaper.

Editor's Comment:
Pte. 54993 Leonard Jackson, 10th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, was killed on the opening day of the battle of Polygon Wood (the third phase of the third battle of Ypres), serving in the 3rd Division.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiandnm.2
title: Mention in Despatches for Dr W.R. Blore RAMC

description: From The Times newspaper, an article including the mention in despatches for Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC - he was awarded an MC. 

Part of a collection relating to the service of Dr W.R. Blore M.C. RAMC, including his letters home, his notebooks from his service as a doctor at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli, and on the Western Front - as well as his sleeping bag and many other artefacts including a photo of Blore outside his dugout at Suvla Bay.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiandwc2.2
title: Postcard from Private Alf Skinner (3)

description: From - Private Alf Skinner 2898
          B company
          3rd Pioneer, A.I.F.
Stationed in France

To his cousin Ada Harrold in Connecticut, USA 
The date is a little unclear on the postcard possibly 1917.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiandx6s.2
title: Details of John Kimmet (2)

description: Photo:  John Kimmet and family
Xmas gift box 1914
Royal Scots cap badge

My grandfather John Kimmet was a private in the 1/4 Royal scots (Reg. number 245031)
He fought at Gallipoli and seconb battle of the Somme.  The photo was taken while he was on leave - probably after returning from Gallipoli.
The only story I know of him at Gallipoli was that his lack of height saved his life.  He was standing on a beach talking to ataller comrade when a bullet passed over his head and hit the man in the forehead killing him instantly.

The Xmas 1914 cigarette/chocolate box and his cap badge which he is wearing in the photo were brought back by him to his family in 1918.

Although he survived the war my grandmother said his health was never the same after the war due to his experiences and having to live at times up to his waist in mud.  
He went to work in the Leith shipyards contributing to the second war effort and died in 1946.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleiandy29.2
title: Photograph of Arthur Barnes

description: Arthur Charles Barnes was from Wokingham in Berkshire and served in the Army Service Corps. Although a volunteer he was not released until over a year after the end of the war, celebrating the anniversary of the armistice in France where this photograph was taken.
DOI: 10.5287/bodleianho5.2
title: Items related to William A.V. Mastermann (3)

description: William Masterman
Photo B Squadron AFC, 2nd left, front row
Photo of CSMs/WOs AFC, William is front row, 1st left
Photo In a motor vehicle, thought Mesopotamia
Photo Cadet corps

M C Masterman female tram worker during the war
DOI: 10.5287/bodleianji6b.2
title: Details of John Kimmet (3)

description: Photo:  John Kimmet and family
Xmas gift box 1914
Royal Scots cap badge

My grandfather John Kimmet was a private in the 1/4 Royal scots (Reg. number 245031)
He fought at Gallipoli and seconb battle of the Somme.  The photo was taken while he was on leave - probably after returning from Gallipoli.
The only story I know of him at Gallipoli was that his lack of height saved his life.  He was standing on a beach talking to ataller comrade when a bullet passed over his head and hit the man in the forehead killing him instantly.

The Xmas 1914 cigarette/chocolate box and his cap badge which he is wearing in the photo were brought back by him to his family in 1918.

Although he survived the war my grandmother said his health was never the same after the war due to his experiences and having to live at times up to his waist in mud.  
He went to work in the Leith shipyards contributing to the second war effort and died in 1946.