cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704442.v7
title: Comparison of Open Access Software Engineering and Information Systems Journals

description: This dataset is a comparison of peer reviewed, DOAJ-listed journals in Information Systems and Software Engineering. The Directory of Open Access Journals already provides insightful data such as the publication name, publisher name, the start year of the journal, etc. DOAJ data has extensively been verified and extended. For example, this dataset provides the basic publication fees of each journal, whether the fees can be avoided, the reported indexing services, whether the author copyright is retained or not. Additionally, the list of potential predatory publishers http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ was consulted. The search was conducted between 2013-05-16 and 2013-05-22. To gather data, the author searched all DOAJ journals under the general subject of Computer Science. A total of 386 journals was retrieved by this query. http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpId=114&uiLanguage=en Firstly, the dataset was screened for non-relevant entries. Among the 386 entries of the query results, 30 were considered relevant for the context of the study. Reasons for exclusions included: journal either off-topic, or too wide scope (e.g., a topic related to Software Engineering included with non-relevant subjects such as Bio-Metrics, Nano-Computing) or too much specialized (e.g., only business information systems, only for developing countries); journal imposes barriers for submission (e.g., only from a certain nation); journal website not accessible; journal publishes only proceedings or special topics; journal without English only papers; no peer review of the papers (e.g., preprint servers). Special attention was given to the declared focus of the journal. In case the provided focus was considered off-topic or too much specialized, the last issue entries of the journal were manually examined to either confirm or reject the exclusion of the dataset. Special issues were not counted in the number of issues per year. The total amount of published papers has either been manually computed or through the journal statistics, if available. Please contact the author of this dataset, Daniel Graziotin [graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it] for corrections to the data. In case of correction request, please provide the correction itself and the source.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704401
title: Avaluació del procés de creació o reformulació d’una revista digital en formats DAISY i ePub

description: El mon editorial està en ebullició, en un continu evolutiu que veu el creixement de l’edició<br>electrònica amb un ritme molt satisfactori per a les entitats que sàpiguen transformar-se i/o<br>integrar nous models.<br>Un bon exemple d'aquesta frenètica activitat és un anunci del Consorci Daisy (referent a la<br>promoció del sistema de la informació digital accessible) de principi d'octubre de 2011, en el<br>qual es formalitza l’abandonament del format Daisy3 a favor del nou format Epub3. Com a<br>resultat, el títol d'aquest treball s'ha quedat obsolet entre el mes de juny i el d'octubre 2011.<br>A la introducció s’enfoca l’objectiu general: estudiar el procés de creació d’una revista digital<br>per tal de poder fixar unes pràctiques que optimitzin el treball editorial en clau accessible.<br>Per aconseguir-ho s’han generat fitxers de prova i s’han validat en diferents dispositius de<br>lectura. La metodologia elegida és la de l’aprenentatge basat en problemes (estudi d’un<br>cas): s’han identificat i redefinit (benchmarking) les bones practiques mitjançant proves de<br>conversió/traducció, donant una exemplificació del funcionament concret.<br>El temps de producció i el tipus d’organització per assolir la tasca complerta de conversió,<br>són part de l’anàlisi associada a l’adquisició d’un nou format/canal de difusió editorial. Es<br>proposa l'adopció d’un document mestre, una plantilla, que sigui descarregat pels autors i<br>que sigui utilitzada dins del procés d’ingesta editorial, per tal d’optimitzar el mateix procés<br>reduint la càrrega editorial total.<br>Així, mitjançant l’adopció dels formats elegits, s’aconsegueix introduir l’accessibilitat digital a<br>materials científics destinats a un grup d’usuaris determinat i s’identifiquen els elements<br>components (eines i personal) d’una estructura editorial en una revista, en un marc no<br>comercial, destinats a una producció científica digitalment accessible.<br>En conclusió: amb els resultats de les activitats fetes es proposa l’optimització del procés<br>considerat: amb l’ús de un document mestre ja optimitzat, i amb un control final de<br>refinament desprès de la conversió de l’article.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704403
title: Leaves survival database during the PEL101GV test

description: This is the ODS database of the leaves survival.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704403.v1
title: Leaves survival database during the PEL101GV test

description: This is the ODS database of the leaves survival.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704408.v1
title: Supplement 2 for Goring et al. in review, data and R Markdown

description: Supplement 2 for Goring et al., in review. The file contains all the data and code required to run the R markdown version of the paper. The supplement also includes a compiled HTML document reflecting the final version of the paper. Because of data use agreements the code included here will not generate numerically identical results since the plant data file here is only 30% of the size of the actual database, and the locations are jittered.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704442.v8
title: Comparison of Open Access Software Engineering and Information Systems Journals

description: This dataset is a comparison of peer reviewed, DOAJ-listed journals in Information Systems and Software Engineering. The Directory of Open Access Journals already provides insightful data such as the publication name, publisher name, the start year of the journal, etc. DOAJ data has extensively been verified and extended. For example, this dataset provides the basic publication fees of each journal, whether the fees can be avoided, the reported indexing services, whether the author copyright is retained or not. Additionally, the list of potential predatory publishers http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ was consulted. The search was conducted between 2013-05-16 and 2013-05-22. To gather data, the author searched all DOAJ journals under the general subject of Computer Science. A total of 386 journals was retrieved by this query. http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpId=114&uiLanguage=en Firstly, the dataset was screened for non-relevant entries. Among the 386 entries of the query results, 30 were considered relevant for the context of the study. Reasons for exclusions included: journal either off-topic, or too wide scope (e.g., a topic related to Software Engineering included with non-relevant subjects such as Bio-Metrics, Nano-Computing) or too much specialized (e.g., only business information systems, only for developing countries); journal imposes barriers for submission (e.g., only from a certain nation); journal website not accessible; journal publishes only proceedings or special topics; journal without English only papers; no peer review of the papers (e.g., preprint servers). Special attention was given to the declared focus of the journal. In case the provided focus was considered off-topic or too much specialized, the last issue entries of the journal were manually examined to either confirm or reject the exclusion of the dataset. Special issues were not counted in the number of issues per year. The total amount of published papers has either been manually computed or through the journal statistics, if available. Please contact the author of this dataset, Daniel Graziotin [graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it] for corrections to the data. In case of correction request, please provide the correction itself and the source.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704401.v1
title: Avaluació del procés de creació o reformulació d’una revista digital en formats DAISY i ePub

description: El mon editorial està en ebullició, en un continu evolutiu que veu el creixement de l’edició<br>electrònica amb un ritme molt satisfactori per a les entitats que sàpiguen transformar-se i/o<br>integrar nous models.<br>Un bon exemple d'aquesta frenètica activitat és un anunci del Consorci Daisy (referent a la<br>promoció del sistema de la informació digital accessible) de principi d'octubre de 2011, en el<br>qual es formalitza l’abandonament del format Daisy3 a favor del nou format Epub3. Com a<br>resultat, el títol d'aquest treball s'ha quedat obsolet entre el mes de juny i el d'octubre 2011.<br>A la introducció s’enfoca l’objectiu general: estudiar el procés de creació d’una revista digital<br>per tal de poder fixar unes pràctiques que optimitzin el treball editorial en clau accessible.<br>Per aconseguir-ho s’han generat fitxers de prova i s’han validat en diferents dispositius de<br>lectura. La metodologia elegida és la de l’aprenentatge basat en problemes (estudi d’un<br>cas): s’han identificat i redefinit (benchmarking) les bones practiques mitjançant proves de<br>conversió/traducció, donant una exemplificació del funcionament concret.<br>El temps de producció i el tipus d’organització per assolir la tasca complerta de conversió,<br>són part de l’anàlisi associada a l’adquisició d’un nou format/canal de difusió editorial. Es<br>proposa l'adopció d’un document mestre, una plantilla, que sigui descarregat pels autors i<br>que sigui utilitzada dins del procés d’ingesta editorial, per tal d’optimitzar el mateix procés<br>reduint la càrrega editorial total.<br>Així, mitjançant l’adopció dels formats elegits, s’aconsegueix introduir l’accessibilitat digital a<br>materials científics destinats a un grup d’usuaris determinat i s’identifiquen els elements<br>components (eines i personal) d’una estructura editorial en una revista, en un marc no<br>comercial, destinats a una producció científica digitalment accessible.<br>En conclusió: amb els resultats de les activitats fetes es proposa l’optimització del procés<br>considerat: amb l’ús de un document mestre ja optimitzat, i amb un control final de<br>refinament desprès de la conversió de l’article.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704408.v3
title: Supplement 2 for Goring et al. in press, data and R Markdown

description: Supplement 2 for Goring et al., in press. The file contains all the data and code required to run the R markdown version of the paper. The supplement also includes a compiled HTML document reflecting the final version of the paper. Because of data use agreements the code included here will not generate numerically identical results since the plant data file here is only 30% of the size of the actual database, and the locations are jittered.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704408.v2
title: Supplement 2 for Goring et al. in press, data and R Markdown

description: Supplement 2 for Goring et al., in press. The file contains all the data and code required to run the R markdown version of the paper. The supplement also includes a compiled HTML document reflecting the final version of the paper. Because of data use agreements the code included here will not generate numerically identical results since the plant data file here is only 30% of the size of the actual database, and the locations are jittered.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704442.v9
title: Comparison of Open Access Software Engineering and Information Systems Journals

description: This dataset is a comparison of peer reviewed, DOAJ-listed journals in Information Systems and Software Engineering. The Directory of Open Access Journals already provides insightful data such as the publication name, publisher name, the start year of the journal, etc. DOAJ data has extensively been verified and extended. For example, this dataset provides the basic publication fees of each journal, whether the fees can be avoided, the reported indexing services, whether the author copyright is retained or not. Additionally, the list of potential predatory publishers http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ was consulted. The search was conducted between 2013-05-16 and 2013-05-22. To gather data, the author searched all DOAJ journals under the general subject of Computer Science. A total of 386 journals was retrieved by this query. http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpId=114&uiLanguage=en Firstly, the dataset was screened for non-relevant entries. Among the 386 entries of the query results, 30 were considered relevant for the context of the study. Reasons for exclusions included: journal either off-topic, or too wide scope (e.g., a topic related to Software Engineering included with non-relevant subjects such as Bio-Metrics, Nano-Computing) or too much specialized (e.g., only business information systems, only for developing countries); journal imposes barriers for submission (e.g., only from a certain nation); journal website not accessible; journal publishes only proceedings or special topics; journal without English only papers; no peer review of the papers (e.g., preprint servers). Special attention was given to the declared focus of the journal. In case the provided focus was considered off-topic or too much specialized, the last issue entries of the journal were manually examined to either confirm or reject the exclusion of the dataset. Special issues were not counted in the number of issues per year. The total amount of published papers has either been manually computed or through the journal statistics, if available. Please contact the author of this dataset, Daniel Graziotin [graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it] for corrections to the data. In case of correction request, please provide the correction itself and the source.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.703929
title: Nutritional balance of corn crisps - 2012

description: Perezgonzalez assessed the nutritional balance of corn crisps in 2012, as part of a research on the nutritional composition of snacks in New Zealand. Corn crisps had, on average, a nutritional unbalance of BNI 67.36-fb, being particularly biased towards deficiency in fiber. They were also adequate in carbohydrate and sugar, high in fat, saturated fat and sodium, and low in protein. (Also available at WikiofScience.)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.703928
title: Loss and Recovery of Genetic Diversity in Adapting Populations of HIV

description: Sequences and figures with Pleuni Pennings, Sergey Kryazhimskiy, John Wakeley Loss and Recovery of Genetic Diversity in Adapting Populations of HIV (Submitted on 15 Mar 2013) http://arxiv.org/abs/1303.3666
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.703929.v1
title: Nutritional balance of corn crisps - 2012

description: Perezgonzalez assessed the nutritional balance of corn crisps in 2012, as part of a research on the nutritional composition of snacks in New Zealand. Corn crisps had, on average, a nutritional unbalance of BNI 67.36-fb, being particularly biased towards deficiency in fiber. They were also adequate in carbohydrate and sugar, high in fat, saturated fat and sodium, and low in protein. (Also available at WikiofScience.)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704442.v10
title: Comparison of Open Access Software Engineering and Information Systems Journals

description: This dataset is a comparison of peer reviewed, DOAJ-listed journals in Information Systems and Software Engineering. DOAJ data has been verified and extended. For example, this dataset provides the basic publication fees of each journal, whether the fees can be avoided, the reported indexing services, whether the author copyright is retained or not. Additionally, the list of potential predatory publishers http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ was consulted. For each journal, the Criteria for Determining Predatory Open-Access Publishers was also employed to raise possible issues. The search was conducted between 2013-05-16 and 2013-05-28. To gather data, the author searched all DOAJ journals under the general subject of Computer Science. A total of 386 journals was retrieved by this query. http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpId=114&uiLanguage=en Firstly, the dataset was screened for non-relevant entries. Among the 386 entries of the query results, 30 were considered relevant for the context of the study. Reasons for exclusions included: journal either off-topic, or too wide scope (e.g., a topic related to Software Engineering included with non-relevant subjects such as Bio-Metrics, Nano-Computing) or too much specialized (e.g., only business information systems, only for developing countries); journal imposes barriers for submission (e.g., only from a certain nation); journal website not accessible; journal publishes only proceedings or special topics; journal without English only papers; no peer review of the papers (e.g., preprint servers). Special attention was given to the declared focus of the journal. In case the provided focus was considered off-topic or too much specialized, the last issue entries of the journal were manually examined to either confirm or reject the exclusion of the dataset. Special issues were not counted in the number of issues per year. The total amount of published papers has either been manually computed or through the journal statistics, if available. Please contact the author of this dataset, Daniel Graziotin [graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it] for corrections to the data. In case of correction request, please provide the correction itself and the source.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704442.v11
title: Comparison of Open Access Software Engineering and Information Systems Journals

description: This dataset is a comparison of peer reviewed, DOAJ-listed journals in Information Systems and Software Engineering. DOAJ data has been verified and extended. For example, this dataset provides the basic publication fees of each journal, whether the fees can be avoided, the reported indexing services, whether the author copyright is retained or not. Additionally, the list of potential predatory publishers http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ was consulted. For each journal, the Criteria for Determining Predatory Open-Access Publishers was also employed to raise possible issues. The search was conducted between 2013-05-16 and 2013-05-28. To gather data, the author searched all DOAJ journals under the general subject of Computer Science. A total of 386 journals was retrieved by this query. http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpId=114&uiLanguage=en Firstly, the dataset was screened for non-relevant entries. Among the 386 entries of the query results, 30 were considered relevant for the context of the study. Reasons for exclusions included: journal either off-topic, or too wide scope (e.g., a topic related to Software Engineering included with non-relevant subjects such as Bio-Metrics, Nano-Computing) or too much specialized (e.g., only business information systems, only for developing countries); journal imposes barriers for submission (e.g., only from a certain nation); journal website not accessible; journal publishes only proceedings or special topics; journal without English only papers; no peer review of the papers (e.g., preprint servers). Special attention was given to the declared focus of the journal. In case the provided focus was considered off-topic or too much specialized, the last issue entries of the journal were manually examined to either confirm or reject the exclusion of the dataset. Special issues were not counted in the number of issues per year. The total amount of published papers has either been manually computed or through the journal statistics, if available. Please contact the author of this dataset, Daniel Graziotin [graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it] for corrections to the data. In case of correction request, please provide the correction itself and the source.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.703928.v1
title: LossAndRecoveryHIV

description: Sequences and figures with Pleuni Pennings, Sergey Kryazhimskiy, John Wakeley Loss and Recovery of Genetic Diversity in Adapting Populations of HIV (Submitted on 15 Mar 2013) http://arxiv.org/abs/1303.3666
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.704442.v12
title: Comparison of Open Access Software Engineering and Information Systems Journals

description: This dataset is a comparison of peer reviewed, DOAJ-listed journals in Information Systems and Software Engineering. DOAJ data has been verified and extended. For example, this dataset provides the basic publication fees of each journal, whether the fees can be avoided, the reported indexing services, whether the author copyright is retained or not. Additionally, the list of potential predatory publishers http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ was consulted. For each journal, the Criteria for Determining Predatory Open-Access Publishers was also employed to raise possible issues. The search was conducted between 2013-05-16 and 2013-05-28. To gather data, the author searched all DOAJ journals under the general subject of Computer Science. A total of 386 journals was retrieved by this query. http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpId=114&uiLanguage=en Firstly, the dataset was screened for non-relevant entries. Among the 386 entries of the query results, 30 were considered relevant for the context of the study. Reasons for exclusions included: journal either off-topic, or too wide scope (e.g., a topic related to Software Engineering included with non-relevant subjects such as Bio-Metrics, Nano-Computing) or too much specialized (e.g., only business information systems, only for developing countries); journal imposes barriers for submission (e.g., only from a certain nation); journal website not accessible; journal publishes only proceedings or special topics; journal without English only papers; no peer review of the papers (e.g., preprint servers). Special attention was given to the declared focus of the journal. In case the provided focus was considered off-topic or too much specialized, the last issue entries of the journal were manually examined to either confirm or reject the exclusion of the dataset. Special issues were not counted in the number of issues per year. The total amount of published papers has either been manually computed or through the journal statistics, if available. Please contact the author of this dataset, Daniel Graziotin [graziotin AT inf DOT unibz DOT it] for corrections to the data. In case of correction request, please provide the correction itself and the source.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.703889
title: PhotobiontDiversity

description: Genetic diversity of lichen photobionts and related organisms
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.703895.v2
title: Impact of a egg in a rigid floor at 4000 mm/s

description: CASE A: Impact of a egg in a rigid floor at 4000 mm/s. Total crash and spill of the yolk. Tests were performed by crashing the specimens on a rigid support. To evaluate the impact damage resistance, specimens were dropped from height levels varying in the range from 50 to 1500 mm with its subsequent change of the impact velocity. With the aim of visualize the impact event details, a high-speed camera MotionBLITZ Cube4 were used. The camera recording frequency was 1878 Hz, which represents a time resolution of 529 μs per frame. From the work "Computational and Experimental Approach of the Phenomenology in the Impact of a Hen Eggshell" by Jordi Marcé-Nogué, Marco A. Pérez, Lluís Gil, Bernat Vila, Josep Fortuny, Albert G. Selles and Àngel Galobart presented in the ICCM 2013 - International Conference on Computational Mechanics held in Prague July 8th of 2013.