cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008698
title: Geniculo-cortical Projection Diversity Revealed within the Mouse Visual Thalamus Supplemental Data

description: Supplemental data for the PLOS One paper "Genuculo-cortical Projection Diversity Revealed within the Mouse Visual Thalamus" by Leiwe et al. <br>Files are compressed. Except for the raw data
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008734.v1
title: Data from - Contrasting Role of Temperature in Structuring Regional Patterns of Invasive and Native Pestilential Stink Bugs

description: This file contains the data used for multi-scale spatial analysis for patterns of stink bug distribution and abundance in the mid-Atlantic United states. Stink bug data were collected from field surveys, and environmental variables were derived from freely available data on topography, climate, and land use factors. Please see the methods section and the supplementary data in the manuscript for the descriptions of the environmental variables. <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008722.v2
title: Supporting information MS Gersemiols 2015

description: outputs from Gaussian NMR calculations<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008698.v1
title: Geniculo-cortical Projection Diversity Revealed within the Mouse Visual Thalamus Supplemental Data

description: Supplemental data for the PLOS One paper "Genuculo-cortical Projection Diversity Revealed within the Mouse Visual Thalamus" by Leiwe et al. <br>Files are compressed. Except for the raw data
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008722.v1
title: Supporting information MS Gersemiolsc 2015

description: outputs from Gaussian NMR calculations<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008764.v2
title: Data Rod Reaching

description: Joint Angle trajectories, end-effector kinematics and UCM-varaibles
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008689
title: Comparing FTTP and FTTN costs for NBN Australia

description: These models (xls, Numbers for Mac OS X, csv) compare the Capital costs (CAPEX), Operating costs (OPEX) and revenue generated for a single household. The aim primarily is to compare the upfront and continuing costs and revenues of a household connected to FTTN (Fibre to the Node) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises). Original analysis in OSX Numbers (one page), translated into XLS (multi-page), CSV (multi-file). <br>Variables include: (1) CAPEX, (2) annual OPEX, (3) annual revenue, (4) Life of asset.The model also compares FTTP not starting until (5) Year X, where X is supplied by the user. The model also allows (in Numbers) to set yearly period of output e.g. annual, each decade, half-decade etc.<br>V2 Now updated with discounted cash flow and discounted GDP impact in DCF files. 08.01.16<br>V3 Now updated with GDP boost (externality 1%, 2% variable) in DCF_Externality files. 25.01.16.<br>V4 Now included graphical heat map showing assumptions favouring FTTN or FTTP. Blog post 6 describes further. Javascript, in html file added within.<br>V5 Updated model to include Delta FTTP/FTTN calc as used in Heatmap.<br>V6 Added heat map image, so shows up in preview.V7 Add image of raw data; from Optus HFC Overbuild doc.Original source (Delimiter): see link below.V9 Add Numbers, Xls of FTTN replacement cost, discounted from Yr 10, 20, with various labour inflation rates (0,2,3,5%) [FTTNreplacecostwithFTTP]<br><br>The model calculates breakeven; based on CAPEX, OPEX and Revenue. The model calculates yearly Cash balance (net costs and revenues), profit (adding depreciation and subtracting CAPEX), and GDP impact i.e. Revenue, plus costs, plus profit/loss of NBN Operator.<br><br>Current issues with model:- life span of FTTN (est = 10 years; FTTP set conservatively to 25 years)- current Revenue and OPEX figures are assumed annual with no changes over time- FTTN figures after ten years, especially for revenue are not likely to be stable- customer satisfaction for FTTN likely to decline as relative speed compared to FTTP declines, not accounted for- does not account for HFC<br><br>Further description in blog post attached.NBN is the National Broadband Network, a 2007 project to connect all Australians to faster broadband. The 2009 ALP Government proposed connecting 93% to FTTP, while the 2013 Liberal National Coalition proposed connecting 25% of household to FTTN, 25% to FTTP and 40% to HFC. Remainder is wireless and satellite like the ALP proposal. The NBN is expected to complete in 2020 under the Coalition and 2025 under ALP proposals.<br>Discussion published at: Ferrers, R. (2016). The NBN Brownfields Debate: valuing FTTN and FTTP. Journal of Telecommunications and Digital Economy, 4, 2, 31-65. (link below).<br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008734.v2
title: Data from - Contrasting Role of Temperature in Structuring Regional Patterns of Invasive and Native Pestilential Stink Bugs - PLoS ONE PONE-D-15-36632

description: This file contains the data used for multi-scale spatial analysis for patterns of stink bug distribution and abundance in the mid-Atlantic United states. Stink bug data were collected from field surveys, and environmental variables were derived from freely available data on topography, climate, and land use factors. Please see the methods section and the supplementary data in the manuscript for the descriptions of the environmental variables. <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008671
title: Table S2. Dataset of White Stork diet from Algerian breeding colonies

description: Raw dataset of diet composition per regurgitated pellet of the White Stork in the region of Batna (Northeast Algeria) following a criss-crossed gradient of climate and urbanization. This dataset was imported into EstimateS (Colwell, 2013) as Multiple-Sample-Based-Data
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008653
title: Qualitative Evaluation of Trauma Delays in Road Traffic Injury Patients in Maringa, Brazil

description: Qualitative data from interviewing prehospital and hospital providers to determine causes in prehospital delays of trauma patient presentation to trauma centers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008689.v1
title: Comparing FTTP and FTTN costs for NBN Australia

description: These models (xls, Numbers for Mac OS X, csv) compare the Capital costs (CAPEX), Operating costs (OPEX) and revenue generated for a single household. The aim primarily is to compare the upfront and continuing costs and revenues of a household connected to FTTN (Fibre to the Node) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises). Original analysis in OSX Numbers (one page), translated into XLS (multi-page), CSV (multi-file). <br>Variables include: (1) CAPEX, (2) annual OPEX, (3) annual revenue, (4) Life of asset.The model also compares FTTP not starting until (5) Year X, where X is supplied by the user. The model also allows (in Numbers) to set yearly period of output e.g. annual, each decade, half-decade etc.<br>The model calculates breakeven; based on CAPEX, OPEX and Revenue. The model calculates yearly Cash balance (net costs and revenues), profit (adding depreciation and subtracting CAPEX), and GDP impact i.e. Revenue, plus costs, plus profit/loss of NBN Operator.<br><br>Current issues with model:- life span of FTTN (est = 10 years; FTTP set conservatively to 25 years)- current Revenue and OPEX figures are assumed annual with no changes over time- FTTN figures after ten years, especially for revenue are not likely to be stable- customer satisfaction for FTTN likely to decline as relative speed compared to FTTP declines, not accounted for- does not account for HFC<br><br>Further description in blog post attached.NBN is the National Broadband Network, a 2007 project to connect all Australians to faster broadband. The 2009 ALP Government proposed connecting 93% to FTTP, while the 2013 Liberal National Coalition proposed connecting 25% of household to FTTN, 25% to FTTP and 40% to HFC. Remainder is wireless and satellite like the ALP proposal. The NBN is expected to complete in 2020 under the Coalition and 2025 under ALP proposals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008635
title: InsightMaker Model: Modeling the Transition to a Cleaner Electricity Portfolio in Texas

description: The current electricity portfolio of Texas is heavily reliant on high-emission sources of fossil fuel (i.e. Coal). Texas has a range of energy options at its disposal and has the opportunity to make choices that grow renewables (e.g. solar and wind) while encouraging the production of less carbon-intensive fossil fuels (e.g. natural gas). Currently, around 40% of electricity is still generated from burning coal, and only a very minor portion of electricity is from renewables.<br>In this project, we try to model the transition to a Cleaner Electricity Portfolio in Texas. The two main goals are to lower the overall emission of greenhouse gases for the electricity grid and to encourage growth of cleaner, renewable energy resources.<br>Our objectives include diversifying the energy portfolio of Texas, encouraging the production and exportation of unconventional hydrocarbon resources, and reallocating the added revenue to the transition to renewables, like wind and solar.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008671.v2
title: Table S2. Dataset of White Stork diet from Algerian breeding colonies

description: Raw dataset of diet composition per regurgitated pellet of the White Stork in the region of Batna (Northeast Algeria) following a criss-crossed gradient of climate and urbanization. This dataset was imported into EstimateS (Colwell, 2013) as Multiple-Sample-Based-Data
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008671.v1
title: Dataset of White Stork diet from Algeria

description: Raw dataset of diet composition per regurgitated pellet of the White Stork in the region of Batna (Northeast Algeria) following a criss-crossed gradient of climate and urbanization.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008635.v1
title: InsightMaker Model: Modeling the Transition to a Cleaner Electricity Portfolio in Texas

description: The current electricity portfolio of Texas is heavily reliant on high-emission sources of fossil fuel (i.e. Coal). Texas has a range of energy options at its disposal and has the opportunity to make choices that grow renewables (e.g. solar and wind) while encouraging the production of less carbon-intensive fossil fuels (e.g. natural gas). Currently, around 40% of electricity is still generated from burning coal, and only a very minor portion of electricity is from renewables.<br>In this project, we try to model the transition to a Cleaner Electricity Portfolio in Texas. The two main goals are to lower the overall emission of greenhouse gases for the electricity grid and to encourage growth of cleaner, renewable energy resources.<br>Our objectives include diversifying the energy portfolio of Texas, encouraging the production and exportation of unconventional hydrocarbon resources, and reallocating the added revenue to the transition to renewables, like wind and solar.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008590
title: Efficacy of checklist for improving decision-making​ at the level of scientific review committee - A protocol for RCT

description: A protocol
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008689.v2
title: Comparing FTTP and FTTN costs for NBN Australia

description: These models (xls, Numbers for Mac OS X, csv) compare the Capital costs (CAPEX), Operating costs (OPEX) and revenue generated for a single household. The aim primarily is to compare the upfront and continuing costs and revenues of a household connected to FTTN (Fibre to the Node) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises). Original analysis in OSX Numbers (one page), translated into XLS (multi-page), CSV (multi-file). <br>Variables include: (1) CAPEX, (2) annual OPEX, (3) annual revenue, (4) Life of asset.The model also compares FTTP not starting until (5) Year X, where X is supplied by the user. The model also allows (in Numbers) to set yearly period of output e.g. annual, each decade, half-decade etc.<br>V2 Now updated with discounted cash flow and discounted GDP impact in DCF files. 08.01.16<br>The model calculates breakeven; based on CAPEX, OPEX and Revenue. The model calculates yearly Cash balance (net costs and revenues), profit (adding depreciation and subtracting CAPEX), and GDP impact i.e. Revenue, plus costs, plus profit/loss of NBN Operator.<br><br>Current issues with model:- life span of FTTN (est = 10 years; FTTP set conservatively to 25 years)- current Revenue and OPEX figures are assumed annual with no changes over time- FTTN figures after ten years, especially for revenue are not likely to be stable- customer satisfaction for FTTN likely to decline as relative speed compared to FTTP declines, not accounted for- does not account for HFC<br><br>Further description in blog post attached.NBN is the National Broadband Network, a 2007 project to connect all Australians to faster broadband. The 2009 ALP Government proposed connecting 93% to FTTP, while the 2013 Liberal National Coalition proposed connecting 25% of household to FTTN, 25% to FTTP and 40% to HFC. Remainder is wireless and satellite like the ALP proposal. The NBN is expected to complete in 2020 under the Coalition and 2025 under ALP proposals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008590.v1
title: Efficacy of checklist for improving decision-making​ at the level of scientific review committee - A protocol for RCT

description: A protocol
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008578
title: Formal representation of vascular system of the European garden spider Araneus diadematus.

description: Formal representation of vascular system of the European garden spider Araneus diadematus.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008638.v1
title: SystemsThinkingAssessmentSurveysAndDataExplanation

description: Text file explaining the contents of all other files in the Dashboard project.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008569
title: A test of browser impacts on ecosystem function.

description: These data files are used for analyses in manuscript Ellis, N.M. and Leroux, S.J. [submitted]. A test of browser impacts on ecosystem function.This data includes information on the plant community characteristics, litter quantity, soil quality, and litter decomposition rates, as well as abiotic characteristics in Newfoundland, Canada. The file also contains R code used for analyses of this data. When importing new data (i.e. sw_sites2.csv, ind_spec.csv, height1.csv, litter.csv, soil_quality.csv, decomposition.csv, correlations.csv) while running the R code, be sure to set the Please read the metadata carefully before using this data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008578.v1
title: Formal representation of vascular system of the European garden spider Araneus diadematus.

description: Formal representation of vascular system of the European garden spider Araneus diadematus.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008689.v3
title: Comparing FTTP and FTTN costs for NBN Australia

description: These models (xls, Numbers for Mac OS X, csv) compare the Capital costs (CAPEX), Operating costs (OPEX) and revenue generated for a single household. The aim primarily is to compare the upfront and continuing costs and revenues of a household connected to FTTN (Fibre to the Node) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises). Original analysis in OSX Numbers (one page), translated into XLS (multi-page), CSV (multi-file). <br>Variables include: (1) CAPEX, (2) annual OPEX, (3) annual revenue, (4) Life of asset.The model also compares FTTP not starting until (5) Year X, where X is supplied by the user. The model also allows (in Numbers) to set yearly period of output e.g. annual, each decade, half-decade etc.<br>V2 Now updated with discounted cash flow and discounted GDP impact in DCF files. 08.01.16<br>The model calculates breakeven; based on CAPEX, OPEX and Revenue. The model calculates yearly Cash balance (net costs and revenues), profit (adding depreciation and subtracting CAPEX), and GDP impact i.e. Revenue, plus costs, plus profit/loss of NBN Operator.<br><br>Current issues with model:- life span of FTTN (est = 10 years; FTTP set conservatively to 25 years)- current Revenue and OPEX figures are assumed annual with no changes over time- FTTN figures after ten years, especially for revenue are not likely to be stable- customer satisfaction for FTTN likely to decline as relative speed compared to FTTP declines, not accounted for- does not account for HFC<br><br>Further description in blog post attached.NBN is the National Broadband Network, a 2007 project to connect all Australians to faster broadband. The 2009 ALP Government proposed connecting 93% to FTTP, while the 2013 Liberal National Coalition proposed connecting 25% of household to FTTN, 25% to FTTP and 40% to HFC. Remainder is wireless and satellite like the ALP proposal. The NBN is expected to complete in 2020 under the Coalition and 2025 under ALP proposals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008524
title: Species specific recognition of the Paramecium sp. endosymbiont "Candidatus Fokinia solitaria"

description: The uploaded .txt-file contains the sequences of three fluorescence oligonucleotide probes specific for the SSU rRNA of the <i>Paramecium</i> sp. endosymbiont "<i>Candidatus</i> Fokinia solitaria" (Midichloriaceae, Rickettsiales) as described in Szokoli et al., accepted (PLoS ONE).<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008524.v1
title: Species specific recognition of the Paramecium sp. endosymbiont "Candidatus Fokinia solitaria"

description: The uploaded .txt-file contains the sequences of three fluorescence oligonucleotide probes specific for the SSU rRNA of the <i>Paramecium</i> sp. endosymbiont "<i>Candidatus</i> Fokinia solitaria" (Midichloriaceae, Rickettsiales) as described in Szokoli et al., accepted (PLoS ONE).<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008689.v4
title: Comparing FTTP and FTTN costs for NBN Australia

description: These models (xls, Numbers for Mac OS X, csv) compare the Capital costs (CAPEX), Operating costs (OPEX) and revenue generated for a single household. The aim primarily is to compare the upfront and continuing costs and revenues of a household connected to FTTN (Fibre to the Node) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises). Original analysis in OSX Numbers (one page), translated into XLS (multi-page), CSV (multi-file). <br>Variables include: (1) CAPEX, (2) annual OPEX, (3) annual revenue, (4) Life of asset.The model also compares FTTP not starting until (5) Year X, where X is supplied by the user. The model also allows (in Numbers) to set yearly period of output e.g. annual, each decade, half-decade etc.<br>V2 Now updated with discounted cash flow and discounted GDP impact in DCF files. 08.01.16<br>V3 Now updated with GDP boost (externality 1%, 2% variable) in DCF_Externality files. 25.01.16.<br>The model calculates breakeven; based on CAPEX, OPEX and Revenue. The model calculates yearly Cash balance (net costs and revenues), profit (adding depreciation and subtracting CAPEX), and GDP impact i.e. Revenue, plus costs, plus profit/loss of NBN Operator.<br><br>Current issues with model:- life span of FTTN (est = 10 years; FTTP set conservatively to 25 years)- current Revenue and OPEX figures are assumed annual with no changes over time- FTTN figures after ten years, especially for revenue are not likely to be stable- customer satisfaction for FTTN likely to decline as relative speed compared to FTTP declines, not accounted for- does not account for HFC<br><br>Further description in blog post attached.NBN is the National Broadband Network, a 2007 project to connect all Australians to faster broadband. The 2009 ALP Government proposed connecting 93% to FTTP, while the 2013 Liberal National Coalition proposed connecting 25% of household to FTTN, 25% to FTTP and 40% to HFC. Remainder is wireless and satellite like the ALP proposal. The NBN is expected to complete in 2020 under the Coalition and 2025 under ALP proposals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008506
title: The Value of the Social Sciences Survey

description: The Value of the Social Sciences Survey was run by Palgrave Macmillan as part of our research into author attitudes towards the social sciences. <br>The survey enables us to provide the best service for our authors and keeps us close to the views of our community. It was conducted for internal purposes to provide data on social scientists' concerns.<br>This survey was carried out in spring 2015 as part of our Social Science Matters campaign. It included questions on topics such as key issues facing researchers, attitudes towards interdisciplinary research, and how publishers can best support academics to ensure their research has the greatest possible impact. Demographic questions were also included to enable analysis by fields such as region and subject.<br>This survey was not intended to be a comprehensive review of the subject, but we hope that the data gathered will be useful regardless.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008506.v1
title: The Value of the Social Sciences Survey

description: The Value of the Social Sciences Survey was run by Palgrave Macmillan as part of our research into author attitudes towards the social sciences. <br>The survey enables us to provide the best service for our authors and keeps us close to the views of our community. It was conducted for internal purposes to provide data on social scientists' concerns.<br>This survey was carried out in spring 2015 as part of our Social Science Matters campaign. It included questions on topics such as key issues facing researchers, attitudes towards interdisciplinary research, and how publishers can best support academics to ensure their research has the greatest possible impact. Demographic questions were also included to enable analysis by fields such as region and subject.<br>This survey was not intended to be a comprehensive review of the subject, but we hope that the data gathered will be useful regardless.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008407
title: RT, accuracy, and clinical measures

description: Each row represents a trial of the antisaccade task.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.2008413
title: A Phonological Sketch of Duoxu - Supplementary Material

description: This article presents a phonological sketch of Duoxu, a little-known and virtually undescribed Tibeto-Burman language, spoken in Sichuan province, China. The presented data, collected with a semi-speaker, are compared to those in an earlier description of Duoxu by Huáng & Yǐn (2012), collected with one of the last fluent speakers. All illustrative examples in the paper are accompanied by audio files to encourage further research and analysis of Duoxu, and to contribute to its preservation. <br>Cet article est une esquisse phonologique du duoxu, une langue tibéto-birmane peu connue et quasiment non-décrite, parlée dans la province du Sichuan en République populaire de Chine. Les données ont été recueillies auprès d’un semi-locuteur. Elles sont comparées à celles contenues dans l’esquisse précédente de la langue par Huáng et Yǐn (2012) et collectées auprès d’un des derniers locuteurs disposant d’une maîtrise complète de la langue duoxu. Tous les exemples dans le texte sont accompagnés de fichiers sonores, ce qui a pour but d’encourager la réutilisation des données par d’autres chercheurs et de contribuer à la sauvegarde de cette langue en voie d’extinction.