cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20342448
title: Additional file 1 of Surgery goes EPA (Entrustable Professional Activity) – how a strikingly easy to use app revolutionizes assessments of clinical skills in surgical training

description: Additional file 1.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20342448.v1
title: Additional file 1 of Surgery goes EPA (Entrustable Professional Activity) – how a strikingly easy to use app revolutionizes assessments of clinical skills in surgical training

description: Additional file 1.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20342456
title: Additional file 2 of Is altering the availability of healthier vs. less-healthy options effective across socioeconomic groups? A mega-analysis

description: Additional file 2: Supplementary file 2. Results of Mega Analysis Models.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20342456.v1
title: Additional file 2 of Is altering the availability of healthier vs. less-healthy options effective across socioeconomic groups? A mega-analysis

description: Additional file 2: Supplementary file 2. Results of Mega Analysis Models.
DOI: 10.11588/data/ks5w0h
title: NLP in Diagnostic Texts from Nephropathology [Research Data]

description: This data set contains all annotated topic word tables from the work "NLP in Diagnostic Texts from Nephropathology", as well as all pre-processed and tf-idf-vectorized text files. The raw texts (i.e., descriptive and diagnostic sections) are explicitly not made available, since it cannot be ruled out here that it is possible to infer the patient or the person making the report. This is in accordance with our local ethics committee. Please note: This data set is not yet complete and will be completed soon. Please refer to chapter 3.1.2 of our paper to learn how to interpret the annotated topic word tables. The associated gitlab project http://gitlab.medma.uni-heidelberg.de/mlegnar/nlp-in-diagnostic-texts-from-nephropathology contains some examples of how the .pkl files can be opened and used with python.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16834391
title: A systematic review and meta‐analysis of maintenance treatment for psychotic depression

description: To perform a systematic review on the use of maintenance treatment to prevent relapse and recurrence in patients with psychotic unipolar or bipolar depression. We conducted an electronic search in December 2019 (and an updated search in July 2021) of four databases (PubMed, Embase, PsycINFO, and Cochrane) to identify controlled studies comparing the relapse rates of patients receiving maintenance treatment for psychotic unipolar depression and psychotic bipolar depression. A meta-analysis was made that included three studies comparing antidepressant (AD) and antipsychotic (AP) combination therapy with AD monotherapy. We used the GRADE tool to assess the quality of evidence. We included five randomized controlled trials fulfilling the inclusion criteria, making three comparisons: (a) AD + AP versus AD monotherapy; (b) AD + AP versus AP monotherapy; (c) AD + electroconvulsive therapy versus AD monotherapy. The included studies only examined patients with psychotic unipolar depression. The largest included study reported a statistically significant advantage of AD + AP compared with AD monotherapy. We made a meta-analysis of the three studies comparing AD + AP combination therapy with AD monotherapy, which included 195 patients and 56 events. The meta-analysis did not show a statistically significant difference between these treatments. Contrary to the finding of the largest study, we did not find a statistically significant difference between AD + AP combination therapy and AD monotherapy in the meta-analysis. There is insufficient evidence to support the superiority of any treatment modality as maintenance treatment for psychotic depression. Further studies are required.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16834391.v1
title: A systematic review and meta‐analysis of maintenance treatment for psychotic depression

description: To perform a systematic review on the use of maintenance treatment to prevent relapse and recurrence in patients with psychotic unipolar or bipolar depression. We conducted an electronic search in December 2019 (and an updated search in July 2021) of four databases (PubMed, Embase, PsycINFO, and Cochrane) to identify controlled studies comparing the relapse rates of patients receiving maintenance treatment for psychotic unipolar depression and psychotic bipolar depression. A meta-analysis was made that included three studies comparing antidepressant (AD) and antipsychotic (AP) combination therapy with AD monotherapy. We used the GRADE tool to assess the quality of evidence. We included five randomized controlled trials fulfilling the inclusion criteria, making three comparisons: (a) AD + AP versus AD monotherapy; (b) AD + AP versus AP monotherapy; (c) AD + electroconvulsive therapy versus AD monotherapy. The included studies only examined patients with psychotic unipolar depression. The largest included study reported a statistically significant advantage of AD + AP compared with AD monotherapy. We made a meta-analysis of the three studies comparing AD + AP combination therapy with AD monotherapy, which included 195 patients and 56 events. The meta-analysis did not show a statistically significant difference between these treatments. Contrary to the finding of the largest study, we did not find a statistically significant difference between AD + AP combination therapy and AD monotherapy in the meta-analysis. There is insufficient evidence to support the superiority of any treatment modality as maintenance treatment for psychotic depression. Further studies are required.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.17696863
title: Assisted living for mentally ill—a systematic literature review and its recommendations

description: The reduction in psychiatric hospital beds in the past decades has created a need for assisted living (AL). Even though AL is widely used, studies on it are scarce. To identify (1) study characteristics of the reviewed articles, (2) characteristics of inhabitants and characteristics of different types of AL, (3) financial costs in different types of AL, (4) the individual outcomes in AL inhabitants and quality of care. A systematic literature review on AL for the mentally ill focusing on inhabitant and AL features and their costs was conducted. Articles written in English from January 2000 to June of 2020, concerning adults were included. Simple Taxonomy of Supported Housing (STAX-SA) was applied and used for categorizing types of AL. Twenty-five papers met our criteria. The majority of inhabitants were unemployed single male with psychotic disorders. The type of AL is mainly categorized according to staffing, provided support, and housing arrangement. In UK ALs with moderate support (STAX-SA 2–3) had the best quality of care while ALs with low support (STAX-SA 4) was the cheapest. Quality of care was better in small units with preset expected length of stay for inhabitants. Hospital treatment was significantly more expensive than any type of AL. Living in AL improved quality of life compared to hospital treatment, also psychiatric symptoms were reduced. There is an evident need for evidence-based studies in a longitudinal comprehensive manner that evaluates different AL types, function of the inhabitants, and costs with respect to the quality of AL and care and outcome.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.17696863.v1
title: Assisted living for mentally ill—a systematic literature review and its recommendations

description: The reduction in psychiatric hospital beds in the past decades has created a need for assisted living (AL). Even though AL is widely used, studies on it are scarce. To identify (1) study characteristics of the reviewed articles, (2) characteristics of inhabitants and characteristics of different types of AL, (3) financial costs in different types of AL, (4) the individual outcomes in AL inhabitants and quality of care. A systematic literature review on AL for the mentally ill focusing on inhabitant and AL features and their costs was conducted. Articles written in English from January 2000 to June of 2020, concerning adults were included. Simple Taxonomy of Supported Housing (STAX-SA) was applied and used for categorizing types of AL. Twenty-five papers met our criteria. The majority of inhabitants were unemployed single male with psychotic disorders. The type of AL is mainly categorized according to staffing, provided support, and housing arrangement. In UK ALs with moderate support (STAX-SA 2–3) had the best quality of care while ALs with low support (STAX-SA 4) was the cheapest. Quality of care was better in small units with preset expected length of stay for inhabitants. Hospital treatment was significantly more expensive than any type of AL. Living in AL improved quality of life compared to hospital treatment, also psychiatric symptoms were reduced. There is an evident need for evidence-based studies in a longitudinal comprehensive manner that evaluates different AL types, function of the inhabitants, and costs with respect to the quality of AL and care and outcome.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/3297383
title: Condition of pantograph slide plates
DOI: 10.14278/rodare.1652
title: Example Project Plan generated by HELIPORT

description: This dataset contains the metadata for an example project generated using the project export button in our prototype scientific project lifecycle and workflow management system HELIPORT (HELmholtz ScIentific Project WORkflow PlaTform). The metadata schema is still under development and this entry will be updated to reflect further developments.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6865664
title: HIRS Moon Intrusions and Model calculations

description: The file "HIRS_moon_intrusions.csv" contains all 123 moon observations made with HIRS. The columns are:<br> ['Satellite', 'Version', 'Timestamp', 'Phase[deg]', 'Ang_diam[deg]',<br> 'Lat[deg]', 'Lon[deg]', 'Alt[km]', 'Dist[au]', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH1',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH1', 'Tb_[K]_CH1', 'Tb_err[K]_CH1',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH2', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH2', 'Tb_[K]_CH2',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH2', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH3', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH3',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH3', 'Tb_err[K]_CH3', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH4',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH4', 'Tb_[K]_CH4', 'Tb_err[K]_CH4',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH5', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH5', 'Tb_[K]_CH5',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH5', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH6', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH6',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH6', 'Tb_err[K]_CH6', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH7',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH7', 'Tb_[K]_CH7', 'Tb_err[K]_CH7',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH8', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH8', 'Tb_[K]_CH8',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH8', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH9', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH9',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH9', 'Tb_err[K]_CH9', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH10',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH10', 'Tb_[K]_CH10', 'Tb_err[K]_CH10',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH11', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH11', 'Tb_[K]_CH11',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH11', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH12', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH12',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH12', 'Tb_err[K]_CH12', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH13',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH13', 'Tb_[K]_CH13', 'Tb_err[K]_CH13',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH14', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH14', 'Tb_[K]_CH14',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH14', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH15', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH15',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH15', 'Tb_err[K]_CH15', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH16',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH16', 'Tb_[K]_CH16', 'Tb_err[K]_CH16',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH17', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH17', 'Tb_[K]_CH17',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH17', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH18', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH18',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH18', 'Tb_err[K]_CH18', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH19',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH19', 'Tb_[K]_CH19', 'Tb_err[K]_CH19']<br> Each row is one observation. The file TPM_calculations.zip contains the corresponding model calculations, while each .txt file is one model calculation.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6864137
title: HIRS Moon Intrusions and Model calculations

description: The file "HIRS_moon_intrusions.csv" contains all 123 moon observations made with HIRS. The columns are:<br> ['Satellite', 'Version', 'Timestamp', 'Phase[deg]', 'Ang_diam[deg]',<br> 'Lat[deg]', 'Lon[deg]', 'Alt[km]', 'Dist[au]', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH1',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH1', 'Tb_[K]_CH1', 'Tb_err[K]_CH1',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH2', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH2', 'Tb_[K]_CH2',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH2', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH3', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH3',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH3', 'Tb_err[K]_CH3', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH4',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH4', 'Tb_[K]_CH4', 'Tb_err[K]_CH4',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH5', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH5', 'Tb_[K]_CH5',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH5', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH6', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH6',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH6', 'Tb_err[K]_CH6', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH7',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH7', 'Tb_[K]_CH7', 'Tb_err[K]_CH7',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH8', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH8', 'Tb_[K]_CH8',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH8', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH9', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH9',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH9', 'Tb_err[K]_CH9', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH10',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH10', 'Tb_[K]_CH10', 'Tb_err[K]_CH10',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH11', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH11', 'Tb_[K]_CH11',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH11', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH12', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH12',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH12', 'Tb_err[K]_CH12', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH13',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH13', 'Tb_[K]_CH13', 'Tb_err[K]_CH13',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH14', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH14', 'Tb_[K]_CH14',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH14', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH15', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH15',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH15', 'Tb_err[K]_CH15', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH16',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH16', 'Tb_[K]_CH16', 'Tb_err[K]_CH16',<br> 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH17', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH17', 'Tb_[K]_CH17',<br> 'Tb_err[K]_CH17', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH18', 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH18',<br> 'Tb_[K]_CH18', 'Tb_err[K]_CH18', 'Rad_[MJy/sr]_CH19',<br> 'Rad_err[MJy/sr]_CH19', 'Tb_[K]_CH19', 'Tb_err[K]_CH19']<br> Each row is one observation. The file TPM_calculations.zip contains the corresponding model calculations, while each .txt file is one model calculation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13636589.v1
title: Characteristics, Potentials, and Limitations of Open Source SimulinkProjects for Empirical Research

description: This package holds data (models), metadata (analysis data of the models) and scripts (analyzing the models) of the paper "Characteristics, Potentials, and Limitations of Open Source SimulinkProjects for Empirical Research" by Alexander Boll, Florian Brokhausen, Tiago Amorim, Timo Kehrer and Andreas Vogelsang.<br><br><br>Content<br><br>I The analyzed open source models are in the directory "models".<br>II Our analyzing code is in the directory "code".<br>III Aggregated Metadata in the directory "analysisdata".<br>See more in the README.txt<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13633928
title: Replicability of Experimental Tool Evaluations in Model-Based Software and Systems Engineering with MATLAB/Simulink

description: If you are also interested in open science for Simulink, please answer our 5-10 min survey, to help you get Simulink models you need: https://forms.gle/as3Jww5LSEE5pSYW8 <br> This replication package is supplied for the paper "Replicability of Experimental Tool Evaluations in Model-Based Software and Systems Engineering with MATLAB/Simulink". This comes with the four parts:<br> <br> I Models, which we found in "models"<br> II SPSS files of basic statistics in "spss"<br> III Matlab + python scripts for analyzing models in "SimuCompAnalysis"<br> IV Raw data and spread sheets of our literature review in "raw_data"<br> <br> A concrete Readme is contained in the .zip file.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13633928.v2
title: Replication Package of Our Study

description: This replication package is supplied for the paper "Replicability of Experimental Tool Evaluations in Model-Based Software and Systems Engineering with MATLAB/Simulink". This comes with the four parts:<br><br>I Models, which we found in "models"<br>II SPSS files of basic statistics in "spss"<br>III Matlab + python scripts for analyzing models in "SimuCompAnalysis"<br>IV Raw data and spread sheets of our literature review in "raw_data"<br><br>A concrete Readme is contained in the .zip file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6865726
title: TSE_2022_Cross Project Code Context Prediction for Software Development Tasks

description: The dataset of 3,469 code context models (Code Context Models.zip) and 14,510 code context patterns (Topological Patterns.zip) from Platform, PDE, and ECF. <strong>Code Context Models</strong> There are 10 files in each directory (i.e., working period), including: 1. interaction events.txt: the interaction events during this working period 2. event timestamps.txt: the timestamps of this working period, including: start datetime of the first event start datetime of the last event end datetime of the last event duration of interaction events (in seconds) 3. code elements_extracted.txt: the code elements the developer accesses during this working period, extracted from interaction events (e.g., org.eclipse.ecf.provider.irc.ui/src&lt;org.eclipse.ecf.internal.irc.ui.wizards{IRCConnectWizardPage.java[IRCConnectWizardPage~getConnectID) 4. code elements_resolved.txt: the resolved code elements (e.g., 'org.eclipse.ecf.internal.irc.ui.wizards.IRCConnectWizardPage[getConnectID') 5. repository urls.txt: the urls of the git repositories identified from the code elements 6. code elements_total.txt: all the code elements extracted from the code snapshots 7. code context model.txt: the code context model with the code elements in [4]. This file is like: vertices: A@#c0 B@#f0 edges: c0@#f0@#declare A and B are the code elements, while c0, f0 are their ids (c: class, f: function). The relation between them is 'declare'. 8. code context model_total.txt: the code context model with the code elements in [6] 9. stereotype roles_total.txt: the stereotype roles of all the code elements in [6] 10. code context model_abstract.txt: the abstract code context model of which the code elements are abstracted as stereotype roles <strong>Topological Patterns</strong> There are 9, 8, and 7 pattern groups mined from Platform, PDE, and ECF respectively. Each pattern group is named 'project_X_MinSupp', where 'X' denotes the X-th cluster of code context models and 'MinSupp' = 0.02. The information about the X-th cluster can be found in the paper's appendix. There are various patterns in a pattern group. For example: t # 25<br> v 0 DATA_PROVIDER <br> v 1 COLLABORATOR-CONSTRUCTOR <br> e 0 1 declare<br> 12 The id of this pattern is 25, and there are two vertices 0 and 1, corresponding to DATA_PROVIDER and COLLABORATOR-CONSTRUCTOR respectively. There is a 'declare' edge from DATA_PROVIDER to COLLABORATOR-CONSTRUCTOR. This pattern occurs 12 times in all the abstract code context models
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/3963974
title: SHOE DATASET
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20342559.v1
title: 上传数据.xlsx

description: we retrospectively reviewed BALF samples which detected for metagenomic next-generation sequencing (mNGS) from March 2019 to April 2022 in China.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6862364
title: GULF18, a high-resolution NEMO-based tidal ocean model of the Arabian/Persian Gulf

description: Supporting data for the GMD draft paper "GULF18, a high-resolution NEMO-based tidal ocean model of the Arabian/Persian Gulf" (© Crown copyright Met Office): 1) input_geometry_gulf_models: bathymetry, horizontal grid and domain (in the case of GULF18-4.0) files needed to run the three Gulf models and analyse their results. 2) analysis_gulf_models: data for figures and analysis.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6862363
title: GULF18, a high-resolution NEMO-based tidal ocean model of the Arabian/Persian Gulf

description: Supporting data for the GMD draft paper "GULF18, a high-resolution NEMO-based tidal ocean model of the Arabian/Persian Gulf" (© Crown copyright Met Office): 1) input_geometry_gulf_models: bathymetry, horizontal grid and domain (in the case of GULF18-4.0) files needed to run the three Gulf models and analyse their results. 2) analysis_gulf_models: data for figures and analysis.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6645169
title: Data for publication: "Can size distributions of European lake fish communities be predicted by trophic positions of their fish species?"

description: Overview of the lakes used in the paper "Can size distributions of European lake fish communities be predicted by trophic positions of their fish species?" published in Ecology and Evolution (add date etc)<em> </em> Lake data table: Overview of all lakes in our study. The first tab holds the 235 lakes with the good fit (of b) and the second tab holds the 129 lakes with an ill fit (of b). For each lake we note the country it is in, the year it was sampled, latitude, longitude, number of fish individuals between 8-2000 gr, number of individuals classified as predators and prey, the b exponent (proxy for size spectrum slope) of the fish community, mean trophic position of the fish community, the log10 of the predator-prey mass ratio (logPPMR), the catch per unit effort (CPUE, N net-1 night-1), number of fish species, maximum air temperature (°C), maximum depth (m), total phosphorus ((µg l-1) and area (km2). In addition the presence (1) or absence (blank) of fish species is noted.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6645168
title: Data for publication: "Can size distributions of European lake fish communities be predicted by trophic positions of their fish species?"

description: Overview of the lakes used in the paper "Can size distributions of European lake fish communities be predicted by trophic positions of their fish species?" published in Ecology and Evolution (add date etc)<em> </em> Lake data table: Overview of all lakes in our study. The first tab holds the 235 lakes with the good fit (of b) and the second tab holds the 129 lakes with an ill fit (of b). For each lake we note the country it is in, the year it was sampled, latitude, longitude, number of fish individuals between 8-2000 gr, number of individuals classified as predators and prey, the b exponent (proxy for size spectrum slope) of the fish community, mean trophic position of the fish community, the log10 of the predator-prey mass ratio (logPPMR), the catch per unit effort (CPUE, N net-1 night-1), number of fish species, maximum air temperature (°C), maximum depth (m), total phosphorus ((µg l-1) and area (km2). In addition the presence (1) or absence (blank) of fish species is noted.
DOI: 10.17632/pxs374tzyx.1
title: LINF_300020500

description: phosphopantothenoylcysteine decarboxylase
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/bxd8g5p4rb.1
title: Dataset of attitude towards statistics

description: Data is collected postgraduate students.  Attitudes Toward Statistics (ATS) tool has been used to collect the data. There are two dimensions measuring the attitude of students towards the field of statistics and towards the course. Descriptive statistics and inferential statistics can be computed.
DOI: 10.17632/5gthdtt4rk.1
title: LINF_300020600

description: pseudouridine synthase | TruA
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/kgs2vsc8tz.1
title: LINF_300020700

description: protein kinase | EF2A3
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/5mny3yfnb9.1
title: LINF_300021000

description: protein of unknown function - conserved
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/52xfmfsfyf.1
title: Supplementary material Carparelli, Jones, Oyebode, Riley 2022

description: Provides Cohen's d for each study included in the meta-analysis, plus notes on how this was derived.  Also instructions for rating the internal validity, external validity and precision
DOI: 10.17632/b2tc737xdb.1
title: Datasets for "Monitoring surface 10Be/7Be directly reveals stratospheric air intrusion in Sichuan Basin, China" submitted to JGR-Atmospheres

description: This dataset provide data of 7Be and 10Be of air samples collected in Chengdu during During the period from Oct. 2020 to Sep. 2021