cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1695
title: Test Structures for the Characterisation of Sensor Packaging Technology

description: This dataset corresponds to a conference paper which presents three test structures targeted at characterising sensor packaging materials for liquid environments. The test structures enable the evaluation of: 1) the successful removal of packaging material on sensing areas, 2) the permeability of the packaging material to its environment, 3) electrical continuity through the packaging process, and 4) the ingress of the liquid environment between the packaging material and the chip surface. The paper presents an example of the evaluation of a UV curable resin as packaging process for a biomedical sensor.
description: One Excel file accompanied by a readme txt file.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2123
title: Dataset for IEEE Sensors 2017 "Investigating the Durability of Electrochemical Sensors for Molten Salt"

description: Molten salt is a corrosive, high temperature environment which is extremely challenging for sensing technology. Microelectrodes are well-positioned as electrochemical sensors and previous work has delivered electrodes capable of operating in such conditions. However, the lifetime of these sensors requires improvement. This work investigates the origins of device failure.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2076
title: Data for the publication 'Evaluation of the effect of flexible demand and wave energy converters on the design of Hybrid Energy Systems'

description: The Excel spreadsheets contain the input data defining the optimisations of the hybrid electricity systems: Astypalaia_input_file.xlsx - configuration, resource and demand data for Astypalaia Westray_input_file.xlsx - configuration, resource and demand data for Westray The csv files contain the data from individual sheets of the Excel spreadsheets: Astypalaia_demands.csv - Demand data for Astypalaia Astypalaia_resources.csv - Resource data for Astypalaia Westray_demands.csv - Demand data for Westray Westray_resources.csv - Resource data for Westray
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2759
title: Data set for "Automated Wafer-Level Characterisation of Electrochemical Test Structures for Wafer Scanning"

description: This paper presents an automated system for the electrochemical characterization of micro-scale test structures at the wafer level, with the objective to identify good devices suitable for full characterization and packaging. The integration of the on-wafer characterization enables a quality assessment of the devices prior to packaging ensuring the development of this technology minimizes the packaging of faulty sensors. The prototype system integrates all the elements for automated on-wafer in-line characterization of electrochemistry based systems thereby confirming the suitability of this approach for implementation on commercial automated probers, which are generally available for parametric testing. The system's capabilities are demonstrated on a three-electrode cell design typically employed in electrochemical sensing applications. Finally, the system is integrated with a semi-automatic probe station and its potential demonstrated by wafer mapping the performance of electrochemical microelectrode devices.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1516
title: SUPERSEDED - Supplementary Information - Multiple time grids in operational optimisation of energy systems with short- and long-term thermal energy storage

description: ## This dataset has been replaced by the one which can be found at https://doi.org/10.7488/ds/2059 . ##
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1714
title: Secreted Endothelial Cell Factors Immobilized on Collagen Scaffolds Enhance the Recipient Endothelial Cell Environment

description: Protein quantitation of media samples incubated with scaffolds; cell viability and DNA quantification at 24 h and 48 h from scaffolds; Scaffold compression properties; 24 h and 48 h gene expression profiles from scaffolds. Fig 2A dataset: Protein quantitation of media samples incubated with scaffolds. Fig 4A dataset: cell viability from scaffolds at 24 h and 48 h from scaffolds. Fig 4B dataset: DNA quantification from scaffolds at 24 h and 48 h from scaffolds. Table 1 dataset: Scaffold compression properties. Fig 6A-F dataset: 24 h gene expression profiles from scaffolds. Fig 7A-F dataset: 48 h gene expression profiles from scaffolds.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1506
title: ## SUPERSEDED ## Dataset for "A Three-Electrode Electrochemical Liquid to Electrode (LtE) Cell for Rapid and Flexible Measurements of Small Sample Sizes"

description: ## THIS DATASET HAS BEEN REPLACED BY THE ONE WHICH CAN BE FOUND AT http://hdl.handle.net/10283/2769 . ## This data set contains the raw data for Figures 6 and 7, as well as Table 1 presented in the paper ‘A three-electrode Electrochemical Liquid to Electrode (LtE) Cell for Rapid and Flexible Measurements of Small Sample Sizes’. This publication will be open access.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1985
title: Integration of Electrodeposited Ni-Fe in MEMS with Low-Temperature

description: This article presents a set of low-temperature deposition and etching processes for the integration of electrochemically deposited Ni-Fe alloys in complex magnetic microelectromechanical systems, as Ni-Fe is known to suffer from detrimental stress development when subjected to excessive thermal loads. A selective etch process is reported which enables the copper seed layer used for electrodeposition to be removed while preserving the integrity of Ni-Fe. In addition, a low temperature deposition and surface micromachining process is presented in which silicon dioxide and silicon nitride are used respectively as sacrificial material and structural dielectric. The sacrificial layer can be patterned and removed by wet buffered oxide etch or vapour HF etching. The reported methods limit the thermal budget and minimise the stress development in Ni-Fe. This combination of techniques represents an advance towards the reliable integration of Ni-Fe components in complex surface micromachined magnetic MEMS.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2474
title: Temperature and Pressure dependence of gas permeation in PIMEATB(H2)
title: Temperature and Pressure dependence of gas permeation in PIMEATB(H2)

description: Gas transport properties of PIM-EA(H2)-TB, a microporous Tröger’s base polymer, over a range of pressure and temperature. Permeability coefficients of pure CO2, N2, CH4 and H2 were determined for upstream pressures up to 20 bar and temperatures up to 200 °C.
description: On this dataset, the user can find the raw data of the experiment (pressure versus time, txt file) and the analysed data (permeability, diffusivity, solublity, activation energy..., ValuePIMEATB(H2)_dataShare.xlsx file). A README.txt is present to explain how to deal with the experimental data.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1424
title: A wafer mapping technique for residual stress in surface micromachined films

description: Data supporting a forthcoming publication.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2391
title: Soil properties of lowland savannas of Belize

description: ARTICLE ABSTRACT A fresh approach is presented to address the increasingly urgent need for alternative land management strategies in savannas. We illustrate how fine-scale information of soil characteristics, can be used to enable a more precise delimitation of sites suitable for different forms of land stewardship, including agro-pastoral activities, forestry, biodiversity and tourism. By collating data from previous soil surveys, and augmenting this with targeted new surveys, we produce the first national data set of soil properties for the lowland savannas of Belize. Most of these soils are typical of savanna soils worldwide, i.e. acidic (mean surface pH=5.7), nutrient-poor (mean surface TEB=3.4cmol/kg) and coarse textured (mean surface clay=13.0%). Nevertheless there is a marked spatial variability across the country in these soil properties. Some soils exhibit unusually high subsurface clay fractions (max=73%), whilst other sites have exceptionally high pH in lower horizons (max=8.4). Cluster analysis is used to group sites with similar soil properties. Across 79 sites there is a clear division between soils with high clay percentages and those with coarser textures. These are sub-divided into five groups based on further differences in parent material, chemical properties and site characteristics. Mapping the locations of these groups enables more specific land use recommendations to be made. This ability to make targeted land use recommendations from fine scale soil information represents an advance over the previous national land use policy, where all savanna lands were considered unsuitable for agriculture. This approach could be applied to marginal savannas worldwide. DATA SET DESCRIPTION To create a national savanna soils data set for Belize we sought an approach applicable internationally in other countries which also have limited resources for conducting extensive soil surveys. Firstly, savanna data from pre-existing surveys were collated (Jenkins et al., 1976; King et al., 1986; Furley and Ratter, 1989; King et al., 1989; King et al., 1992; Furley et al., 2001). This dataset was reduced and simplified to establish a subset of soil properties that were comparable across all the sites. New surveys and laboratory analysis of soil samples were conducted to increase coverage in areas where the existing data were sparse or non-existent (Stuart et al., 2012). Combining the historical data with the new surveys produced a total of 88 sites across the country. NB In an associated research article, we analyse and describe properties at 79 of these sites in lowland savanna areas, as we exclude 9 sites (highlighted in yellow) which were are located in saline environments.
description: Data is stored as one Excel spreadsheet, contaiing two worksheets 88 rows of soil property data for 88 sites description of the contents of the 53 columns of data for each row.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2861
title: Aphid population growth rate

description: The population growth rates of two distinct aphid clones are given. These are an SA3-kdr (pesticide resistant) clone and an SA12A-non kdr(pesticide susceptible) clone.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/3
title: DrEICH algorithm

description: Fluvial landscapes are dissected by channels, and at their upstream termini are channel heads. Accurate reconstruction of the fluvial domain is fundamental to understanding runoff generation, storm hydrology, biogeochemical cycling and landscape evolution. Many methods have been proposed for predicting channel head locations using topographic data, yet none have been tested against a robust field dataset of mapped channel heads across multiple landscapes. In this study, four methods of channel head prediction were tested against field data from four sites with high-resolution DEMs: slope-area scaling relationships; GeoNet 2.0; a contour curvature technique proposed by Pelletier [2013]; and a new method presented here, which identifies the change from channel to hillslope topography along a profile using a transformed longitudinal coordinate system. Our method requires only two user-defined parameters, determined via independent statistical analysis. Slope-area plots are traditionally used to identify the fluvial-hillslope transition, but we observe no clear relationship between this transition and the field-mapped channel heads. Of the four methods assessed, Pelletier’s [2013] tangential curvature method and our new method most accurately reproduce the measured channel heads in all four field sites (Feather River CA, Mid Bailey Run OH, Indian Creek OH, Piedmont VA), with mean errors of −11, −7, 5 and −24 meters and 34, 3, 12 and −58 meters respectively. Negative values indicate channel heads located upslope of those mapped in the field. Importantly, these two independent methods produce mutually consistent estimates, providing two tests of channel head locations based on independent topographic signatures.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1430
title: SUPERSEDED - The Voice Conversion Challenge 2016

description: THIS VERSION HAS BEEN REPLACED DUE TO SOME OF THE FILES BEING CORRUPTED. PLEASE SEE THE NEW VERSION OF THIS DATASET AT https://doi.org/10.7488/ds/1575 . &gt; The Voice Conversion Challenge (VCC) 2016, one of the special sessions at Interspeech 2016, deals with speaker identity conversion, referred as Voice Conversion (VC). The task of the challenge was speaker conversion, i.e., to transform the voice identity of a source speaker into that of a target speaker while preserving the linguistic content. Using a common dataset consisting of 162 utterances for training and 54 utterances for evaluation from each of 5 source and 5 target speakers, 17 groups working in VC around the world developed their own VC systems for every combination of the source and target speakers, i.e., 25 systems in total, and generated voice samples converted by the developed systems. The objective of the VCC was to compare various VC techniques on identical training and evaluation speech data. The samples were evaluated in terms of target speaker similarity and naturalness by 200 listeners in a controlled environment. This dataset consists of the participants' VC submissions and the listening test results for naturalness and similarity. See also "The Voice Conversion Challenge, 2016: multidimensional scaling (MDS) listening test results" (DOI: 10.7488/ds/1504).
description: .wav files in multiple subdirectories, 4 tab-delimited .txt files plus one .xlsx file outlining variables contained in the .txt files.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2430
title: The Morphology of the Tasmantid Seamounts: Interactions Between Tectonic Inheritance and Magmatic Evolution

description: Data associated with the publication: Richards, F. D., L. M. Kalnins, A. B. Watts, B. E. Cohen, & R. J. Beaman. (2018). The morphology of the Tasmantid Seamounts: Interactions between tectonic inheritance and magmatic evolution. In revision at Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems. Paper Abstract: Basement structure is known to exert strong magmatic and morphological control on continental volcanoes, but relatively little is known about the structural control of submarine volcanoes. Here we investigate the morphology of the Tasmantid Seamounts, a &gt;2400 km long chain of age-progressive intraplate volcanoes, ranging from 56 to 7 Ma. The seamounts are emplaced over the extinct Tasman Sea spreading centre, which was active between 84 and 52 Ma. While thick sediment (∼1 km) obscures much of the basement, detailed morphological and geophysical analyses of the seamounts reveal a strong correlation between tectonic setting, seamount orientation, and volcanic structure, despite the ≥20 Ma interval between spreading cessation and seamount emplacement. Seamounts emplaced on fracture zones or spreading segment-transform fault inside corners are typically large and elongate. Where original morphology is preserved, they often appear rugged and predominantly fissure-fed. By contrast, comparatively smooth, conical seamounts with isolated dyke-fed flank cones are often found mid-segment and at outside corners. Volcanic fabrics also align closely with the expected principal stress directions for strong mechanical coupling across transform faults. This behaviour suggests the lithosphere is dissected by numerous deep faults, channelling magma along pre-existing structural trends. Generally low effective elastic thicknesses (&lt;10 km) and lack of correlation with plate age at emplacement suggest that structural inheritance is also a major control on lithospheric strength near the extinct spreading centre. Our study clearly demonstrates that, like in the continents, structural inheritance in oceanic lithosphere can exert significant control on the morphology of submarine volcanoes.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1575
title: The Voice Conversion Challenge 2016
title: VCC 2016

description: The Voice Conversion Challenge (VCC) 2016, one of the special sessions at Interspeech 2016, deals with speaker identity conversion, referred as Voice Conversion (VC). The task of the challenge was speaker conversion, i.e., to transform the voice identity of a source speaker into that of a target speaker while preserving the linguistic content. Using a common dataset consisting of 162 utterances for training and 54 utterances for evaluation from each of 5 source and 5 target speakers, 17 groups working in VC around the world developed their own VC systems for every combination of the source and target speakers, i.e., 25 systems in total, and generated voice samples converted by the developed systems. The objective of the VCC was to compare various VC techniques on identical training and evaluation speech data. The samples were evaluated in terms of target speaker similarity and naturalness by 200 listeners in a controlled environment. This dataset consists of the participants' VC submissions and the listening test results for naturalness and similarity. For further information please see the accompanying paper "Interspeech2016_VC_challenge_description.pdf" included in this dataset. See also "The Voice Conversion Challenge, 2016: multidimensional scaling (MDS) listening test results" (DOI: 10.7488/ds/1504).
description: .wav files in multiple subdirectories, 4 tab-delimited .txt files plus one .xlsx file outlining variables contained in the .txt files.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2535
title: A Survey on Developer-Centred Security

description: Our research reports a systematic literature review of 49 publications on security studies with software developer participants. These attached files are: - A BibTeX file: includes all 49 references in BibTex format. - An Excel spreadsheet: our analysis of each publication. Each row represents a publication and columns represent features that we analysed such as number of participants, whether there was a clear research question, or whether the paper reports ethics. - Database queries: actual queries that we executed on databases.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2091
title: The use of test structures to perform chip level characterisation studies of Ni and NiFe electrochemical deposition

description: This paper describes the first use of test structures designed to characterise the fundamental properties of nickel and nickel-iron alloy films deposited using electroplating. The structures are used to perform a chip-level investigation into the effects of electrolyte bath composition on the characteristics of deposited films. The advantage of this methodology is that each electrolyte change does not require the replacement of the large volume bath associated with wafer scale manufacturing investigations, thereby making the characterisation and optimisation of electroplating baths far less time consuming, and considerably more cost effective.
description: README.xdoc - Description of data related to figures Data-TSM17_Paper.xls - Data used to create figures
DOI: 10.7488/ds/3448
title: Field-Measurements aligned to the implementation of a tidal energy converter’s power performance assessment (IEC 62600-200 PPA Type A)

description: As part of the ETI Reliable Data Acquisition for Tidal Platform (ReDAPT) project a multi-year field measurement campaign was carried out, comprising multiple seabed deployments of acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs) proximal to an operating 1MW commercial prototype tidal turbine. This dataset comprises two ADCP deployments that targeted the (at the time) recently released IEC TS 62600-200:2013 Power Performance Assessment guidance. The deployment followed the guidance for a Type A implementation, i.e., ADCP instruments positioned inline and upstream of the tidal turbine rotor plane - in this case capturing the ambient flow conditions when the tide approaches the rotor plane from the north west. The data has been re-processed and QC’d under the EC H2020 RealTide project. This dataset supersedes, replaces, the one which can be found at https://doi.org/10.7488/ds/1687. The Dep5 file in this dataset is a new version, and the old one from the earlier dataset should not be used. The files Dep0, Dep1, Dep2 and Dep3 are identical to those in the original dataset.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/2929
title: Manipulating Etch Selectivities in XeF2 Vapour Etching
title: MEMS
title: XeF2
title: vapour etching
title: selectivity

description: This workbook contains the raw data for figures 2 - 8, some datasets were used to generate multiple figures. In this case, they are summarised in one datasheet. You can switch between them using the tabs at the bottom of the spread sheet. The experimental method was previously presented at the ICMTS conference in 2020, more details are available in: M. Rondé, A. J. Walton and J. G. Terry, "Test Structure for Measuring the Selectivity in Vapour Etch Processes," 2020 IEEE 33rd International Conference on Microelectronic Test Structures (ICMTS), Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 2020, pp. 1-5, doi: 10.1109/ICMTS48187.2020.9107934. It is recommended to read this publication in order to fully understand how the data presented here was generated
DOI: 10.7488/ds/1694
title: Data from ICMTS2017 paper "Test structures for optimizing polymer electrolyte performance in a microfabricated electrochemical oxygen sensor"

description: Test structures were produced for optimizing the design and fabrication of a patterned solid polymer electrolyte in an electrochemical oxygen sensor. Measurements showed that choice of photoresist developer and the underlying insulator material affected durability of the polymer structures. Test electrodes covered by the polymer were effective at supporting electrochemical oxygen detection.
description: File "Data from ICMTS2017 Marland et al.xlsx" contains tabs: Fig 2: Photoresist developer damage to Nafion test structures Fig 3: Scratch tests to measure Nafion adhesion Fig 5: Survival of Nafion test structures in Layouts A & B after immersion for 6 weeks Fig 7: Chronoamperometry of test electrodes in aqueous solutions saturated with air or purged with nitrogen
DOI: 10.7488/ds/107
title: Collaboration Tools Survey

description: Report of the ITC short-life working group established to appraise the use of collaborative tools across the university in support of teaching and learning, research, and administration. The focus was on where, as a University, we are now, where we would like to be in an ideal world and how we should get there. https://www.wiki.ed.ac.uk/display/Web2wiki/Survey+Responses.
description: Dataset includes survey data on the use of collaboration tools by researchers, teaching and learning staff, and professional services and administrative staff.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/89
title: Research computing consultation

description: The aim of this consultation is to identify and analyse, from the perspective of the staff, the research computing support service requirements across the University, and to inform the development of IS services in the research computing area. The objectives of the consultation phase of the research computing are: * To ensure that Information Services has a good understanding of the research computing support service requirements across the University. * To identify the level of support required for existing services and the critical services which do not exist but should be established. * To carry out a full requirements gathering exercise across the University which will include: - computational infrastructure (including high performance throughout computing, storage and networking), - support for operating environments, middleware, virtual eResearch environments and portals being developed nationally, - data storage and management services, including assured backup, - support for collaborative research environment, - support for visualisation and information discovery, - support for research software, - other services which may arise as a result of consultations. * To inform the development of IS services in the research computing area.
description: researchcomputing_surveyresults.pdf, researchcomputing_surveydata.xls, researchcomputing_surveydata.csv