cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-ztu-t3sg
title: Data News - Steinmetz Archive Newsletter

description: Gearchiveerde nummers in pdf van Data News - Steinmetz Archive Newsletter.De Steinmetz Archive Newsletter verscheen op initiatief van het Steinmetz-archief, het Nederlands sociaal-wetenschappelijk data archief. Aanvankelijk een afdeling van het Sociaal-wetenschappelijk Informatie en Documentatiecentrum – SWIDOC, later van het Nederlands Instituut voor Wetenschappelijke Informatiediensten – NIWI, en sinds 2005 deel uitmakend van Data Archiving and Networked Services – DANS.Deze gedigitaliseerde versies van de Newsletter brengen de ontwikkelingen in beeld rond de toegang tot sociaal-wetenschappelijke data voor wetenschappelijk onderzoek. Het is mogelijk de files te doorzoeken door het invoeren van zoektermen.De opvolger van Data News is de sinds juni 2006 verschijnende nieuwsbrief 'e-data&research'.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2af-rwmr
title: Alle Corona Persconferenties geannoteerd met Searle's Speech Acts

description: A spreadsheet with all Dutch press conferences regarding the Corona/Covid 19 virus from the period March 6th 2020 and April 20th 2021. The conferences are split into sentences, with rich metadata added. Among these* Searle's speech acts per sentence (hand annotated 10K sentences)* 5 techniques for changing behaviour (hand annotated 23K sentences)* speaker per sentence* several automatic NLP data (lemmas, POS, chunks)
DOI: 10.48329/hxkf-ym87
title: CPRD Aurum Ethnicity Record May 2022

description: The CPRD Ethnicity Record is comprised of a single derived ethnicity category for each patient in CPRD GOLD and CPRD Aurum. The Ethnicity Records draw ethnicity data from the primary care databases and, for linkage eligible patients, Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) datasets. Access is subject to fees and an approved study protocol.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-znu-zx9q
title: Data Set Linking Historical Lives (LHL) Release 2013.01

description: The project Linking Historical Lives (LHL) created a longitudinal database named Linked Lives with the life courses of 3.321 pairs of siblings born in the Netherlands between 1850 and 1922, whose lives cover the period of 1850 until today. Point of departure is the Historical Sample of the Netherlands (HSN) of which Research Persons were complemented with the life course data of a brother or a sister. The HSN includes data on the migration trajectories, occupational histories, the family of origin, and the religion of individuals (release name: HSN release LHL 2013.01).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xre-kfdf
title: Dutch Banking Database, 1880-1940

description: This database provides an exhaustive list of financial institutions that were active in the period between 1880-1940.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zv7-jfjm
title: Leidse elite

description: Gegevens betreffende de Leidse elite in de 16e-18e eeuw.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z82-vkq9
title: Arab West Report 2008 Weeks 02-52: Major Challenges Regarding Arab-West Dialogue and Muslim-Christian Relations

description: This dataset contains the Arab-West Report special reports that were published in 2008. This dataset mainly contains the writings of Cornelis Hulsman, Drs., among other authors on topics related to Muslim- Christian relations, sectarian tensions, and incidents.Over the course of the year 2008, Egypt witnessed notable sectarian tensions. Several reports in this dataset concern the Abu Fana tensions, incidents which took place in the Upper Egyptian Minya governorate surrounding a dispute over the growth of Abu Fana Monastery. Arab West Report devoted a large portion of articles and reports covering the story and analysing its developments. Other reports contain published commentary from scholars and critiques of Egyptian and Western media coverage of the sectarian incident.Another major controversial issue addressed in this dataset is the notorious film Fitna which caused an uproar in the Islamic World. Other reports highlight the launching of ENAWU, the Electronic Network for Arab West Understanding.Papers submitted by the staff and interns of CAWU detail the Arab media coverage of the war on Iraq, and facts about the church building regulations and incidents in Egypt, in addition to interviews conducted by AWR and book reviews. Furthermore other reports narrated the experiences of interns when they visited monasteries and witnessed the monastic life. In addition to that some reports shed light on the field visits done by Arab West Report to Minya governorate to collect information and testimonies from residents and monks in relation to the Abu Fana Monastery dispute.Additionally, reports spanning that year on this dataset pointed out to the workshops and conferences that revolved around conflict resolution and dialogue. Furthermore, it contained commentary on published material from other sources (reviews/critique of articles).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zxx-ye63
title: Acceptability and Feasibility of Early Infant Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Malawi

description: Voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) has been successfully implemented in 14 countries as an additional HIV prevention intervention. As VMMC programs mature in most countries, the focus is now on how to sustain the HIV prevention gains realised from VMMC. As part of preparations for the sustainability phase, countries are either piloting or preparing to pilot early infant male circumcision (EIMC). This qualitative study explored the acceptability and feasibility of EIMC in Malawi in order to inform pilot implementation.In 2016, 23 focus group discussions were held across Malawi with participants from several ethnicities and religions/faiths. Additionally, 21 key informant interviews were held with traditional and religious leaders, traditional circumcisers (ngalibas), policy-makers, programme managers and health-care workers.Discussions highlighted the socio-cultural significance of MC in Malawi. Knowledge or experience of EIMC was poor although acceptability was high among most ethnic/religious groups and key informants. Participants identified EIMC's comparative HIV benefits although a few health-care workers expressed scepticism. All participants said EIMC should be offered within a clinical setting. In addition to fathers, maternal uncles and traditional leaders were deemed key decision-makers. Potential barriers to EIMC included concerns about procedure safety as well as cultural considerations. Key informants felt it was feasible to offer EIMC in Malawi. Participants' recommendations, including phased implementation, engagement of traditional leaders, use of external mobilisers and initially reaching out to influential parents, will be taken into account when designing a pilot EIMC program.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z2j-8x4q
title: Policy-making of early nature conservation. The Netherlands and the United Kingdom compared, 1930-1960 (PmNC)

description: The dataset contains the processed and analysed research data from the research project 'Policy-making of early nature conservation. The Netherlands and the United Kingdom compared, 1930-1960', funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 832350.The dataset contains the Data Management Plan, the researcher's notes on literature and archival sources, and export files for his full literature reference system (also including notes, summaries etc.). For further details about contents and hints for usage, please see the readme.txt file.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2zy-xqju
title: Adult Learning Open University Determinants (ALOUD) study (biological part)

description: Learning is crucial for everyone. The association between biological lifestyle factors (i.e., physical activity, sleep, and nutrition) and learning performance has been well established for children, adolescents and college students in traditional education. Evidence for these associations for adult distance students is lacking however. The Adult Learning Open University Determinants (ALOUD) study is the first to identify the determinants of learning performance within adult distance education. Over the course of 1 year, all new students (n = 4945) of the Open University of the Netherlands were approached. At the start of their study, 2040 students fully participated in this observational study by filling out an online questionnaire and performing cognitive tests. Learning performance was measured over the course of 14 months, the subscription period of the first course bought by the student. The ALOUD study might result in tailor-made educational innovations for adults participating in distance education and, finally, a more successful distance education student population.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x8q-46p7
title: Arbeidsaanbodpanel 1985 t/m 2012

description: Het Arbeidsaanbodpanel is opgezet om diverse aspecten van de arbeidssituatie van werkenden en niet-werkenden in Nederland in kaart te brengen. De doelpopulatie is de Nederlandse bevolking van 16 t/m 66 jaar. Sinds 2004 zijn scholieren ook in de steekproef opgenomen. Belangrijke thema’s daarbij zijn arbeidsmobiliteit, scholing, zoekgedrag naar een (andere) baan, arbeidsduur, meningen over arbeid en huidige baan. De steekproef is opgezet als een huishoudenssteekproef: personen worden op huishoudniveau benaderd. Op deze manier kunnen personen geanalyseerd worden in de context van hun huishouden. Het is een panelonderzoek, waarbij respondenten zo lang mogelijk worden gevolgd.Het panel bestaat sinds 1985. Vanaf de tweede meting in 1986 worden iedere twee jaar opnieuw personen geënquêteerd. Het aantal waarnemingen ligt rond de 4800. Er zijn inmiddels 15 metingen voor onderzoekers beschikbaar.Het panel is opgezet door de OSA (Organisatie voor Strategisch Arbeidsmarktonderzoek). Sinds augustus 2010 wordt het beheerd door het SCP.Het Arbeidsaanbodpanel bevat een standaard datapakket en een aanvullend pakket met COROP-code. Het standaard datapakket 'Arbeidsaanbodpanel 1985 t/m 2012' is via 'open access for registered users' vrij beschikbaar; het aanvullende pakket heeft 'restricted access'.Toestemming tot gebruik van de aanvullende databestanden met de COROP-code wordt verleend als aan de voorwaarden zoals vermeld in de 'Geheimhoudingsverklaring' is voldaan. Deze verklaring is te vinden onder tabblad 'Data files'.De aanvullende data worden pas verstrekt als:(1) de 'Geheimhoudingsverklaring' volledig is ingevuld, ondertekend en verzonden naar het in het formulier vermelde e-mail of postadres;(2) via het tabblad 'Data files' een 'Permission Request' is ingediend.U ontvangt dan binnen enkele werkdagen nader bericht over toegang tot de data.Het SCP is mei 2014 via LinkedIn een discussiegroep gestart waar gebruikers van de arbeidsmarktpanels ervaringen kunnen uitwisselen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2c4-tdb7
title: Deux-Aesbijbel 1562

description: BIBLIA: Dat is, DE GANTSCHE HEYLIGHE SCHRIFT, grondelick ende trouvvelick verduydtschet, Met verklaringhe duysterer woorden, redenen ende spreucken, ende verscheyden Lectien, die in andere loflicke Ouersettinghen gheuonden, ende hier aen de kant toe ghesettet zijn: Met noch rijcke aenwijsinghen, der ghelijck ofte onghelijckstemmenden plaetsen, op het allerghewiste met scheydtletteren, ende versen ghetale (daer een yeghelick Cap. na Hebreischer wijse, mede onderdeylt is) verteeckent.Ghedruckt te Embden, Anno, 1562. den 7. MartijTranscriptie van de eerste druk.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x75-ksb6
title: Neural correlates of conflict between gestures and words: A domain-specific role for a temporal-parietal complex

description: Raw and First Level Analyzed data from Shimadzu fNRIS from this project.The interpretation of social cues is a fundamental function of human social behavior, and resolution of inconsistencies between spoken and gestural cues plays an important role in successful interactions. To gain insight into these underlying neural processes, we compared neural responses in a traditional color/word conflict task and to a gesture/word conflict task to test hypotheses of domain-general and domain-specific conflict resolution. In the gesture task, recorded spoken words (“yes” and “no”) were presented simultaneously with video recordings of actors performing one of the following affirmative or negative gestures: thumbs up, thumbs down, head nodding (up and down), or head shaking (side-to-side), thereby generating congruent and incongruent communication stimuli between gesture and words. Participants identified the communicative intent of the gestures as either positive or negative. In the color task, participants were presented the words “red” and “green” in either red or green font and were asked to identify the color of the letters. We observed a classic “Stroop” behavioral interference effect, with participants showing increased response time for incongruent trials relative to congruent ones for both the gesture and color tasks. Hemodynamic signals acquired using functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) were increased in the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) for incongruent trials relative to congruent trials for both tasks consistent with a common, domain-general mechanism for detecting conflict. However, activity in the left DLPFC and frontal eye fields and the right temporal-parietal junction (TPJ), superior temporal gyrus (STG), supramarginal gyrus (SMG), and primary and auditory association cortices was greater for the gesture task than the color task. Thus, in addition to domain-general conflict processing mechanisms, as suggested by common engagement of right DLPFC, socially specialized neural modules localized to the left DLPFC and right TPJ including adjacent homologous receptive language areas were engaged when processing conflicting communications. These findings contribute to an emerging view of specialization within the TPJ and adjacent areas for interpretation of social cues and indicate a role for the region in processing social conflict.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xjf-wtdk
title: Youth Worship in Protestant Contexts. A Practical Theology Theory of Participation of Adolescents

description: The area of interest in this practical theological research is the field of youth worship in Protestant contexts in the late modern society of the 21st century in the Netherlands. The central research question is: How do adolescents participate in youth worship gatherings?To answer this question we investigate in what adolescents participate, how they express themselves and which meanings they attribute to youth worship and various liturgical-ritual elements. In this empirical study the actor perspective, this is the emic perspective, is investigated with the use of ethnographic methods.Local youth worship services and (inter)national youth worship events are the domain of research. The transcriptions of the interviews with adolescents in the age of 14-20, the transcriptions of the interviews with organizers, and the field notes of the participant observations are archived under the heading of 'youth worship services' and 'youth events', respectively.The empirical data contains:-16 interviews with adolescents in local congregations-13 field notes in local congregations- 9 documents with extra local information- 7 interviews with local organizers- 21 interviews with adolescents who participated at youth events- 10 email interviews with adolescents who participated at youth events- 22 speed interviews at youth events (some speed interviews are in the same document)- 6 field notes of youth events- 5 interviews with organizers of the youth eventsSee the 'List with interviews and field notes' (tab Data files &gt; folder 'Design en Analyse' &gt; document 'List with interviews and field notes.pdf') for more detailed information.All transcriptions are in Dutch.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2z9-m5n9
title: The Felix Meritis Concert Programs Database

description: The FMCP Database provides a full digitization of the concert programs collection of the most long-standing Dutch concert hall in the nineteenth century: Felix Meritis. The digitised programs give a detailed account of local concert practices and the musicians involved. The database contains a total of 701 programs with 6,582 descriptions of musical works performed on the Felix Meritis concerts and hundreds of musicians and composers.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8005600
title: CMIP5 and CMIP6 post-processed AMOC and MLD data supporting Jesse et al. 2023

description: These are the datasets supporting the paper "Why is CMIP6 projecting larger ocean dynamic sea level in the North Sea than CMIP5?" from Jesse et al. submitted to ERL. See the paper for more information about the data and GitHub for the code that generated the data: https://github.com/dlebars/CMIP_SeaLevel The Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) is computed at two latitudes 26N and 35N from different CMIP variables: cmip5_amoc is computed from the variable "msftmyz". cmip6_amoc is computed from the variable "msftmz" or "msftyz" as indicated in the name of the file. cmip5_amoc_vo and cmip6_amoc_vo are computed from the meridional ocean velocity ("vo"). For mixed layer depth the variable "mlotst" is used.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8005599
title: CMIP5 and CMIP6 post-processed AMOC and MLD data supporting Jesse et al. 2023

description: These are the datasets supporting the paper "Why is CMIP6 projecting larger ocean dynamic sea level in the North Sea than CMIP5?" from Jesse et al. submitted to ERL. See the paper for more information about the data and GitHub for the code that generated the data: https://github.com/dlebars/CMIP_SeaLevel The Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) is computed at two latitudes 26N and 35N from different CMIP variables: cmip5_amoc is computed from the variable "msftmyz". cmip6_amoc is computed from the variable "msftmz" or "msftyz" as indicated in the name of the file. cmip5_amoc_vo and cmip6_amoc_vo are computed from the meridional ocean velocity ("vo"). For mixed layer depth the variable "mlotst" is used.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zbs-zc2m
title: The Role of Participatory Village Maps in Strengthening Public Participation Practice

description: The data was collected in January-March 2020. I attended the Musrenbang meeting and ask the participants to fill a questionnaire. After that, in other days, I interviewed several participants in an in-depth semi structure interview. The data was analyzed and then used for a publication at MDPI ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zs9-fj3t
title: Dataset: tweets and analyses related to the paper 'The (Un)Predictability of Emotional Hashtags in Twitter'

description: This dataset features all the tweetids and labels that were used to model the language of 24 hashtags, and test the performance on predicting the hashtags in unseen tweets. This study is described in:Kunneman, F.A., Liebrecht, C.C. & Bosch, A.P.J. van den (2014). The (Un)Predictability of Emotional Hashtags in Twitter. In Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Language Analysis for Social Media (LASM) @ EACL 2014 (pp. 26-34). s.l.: Association for Computational Linguistics, http://hdl.handle.net/2066/127067In addition to the train and test data, this dataset includes the most indicative features (words and phrases) for four of the hashtags, as well as the human judgement whether the tweets that contain or are classified with these hashtags convey the presumed emotion of the hashtags.Subject period: December 16th 2010 until February 1st 2013
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z9j-x2vy
title: Geharmoniseerde Census Data - 1859-1920

description: Deze dataset bevat de resultaten van de harmonisatie voor de Plaatselijke Indeling tabellen van de volkstelling tabellen. Het omvat de volgende jaartallen:1859, 1869, 1879, 1889, 1899, 1909 and 1920
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zre-t3hd
title: Data annex for the Descriptive, Text and Network Analyses

description: Descriptive, Text and Network Analyses perfromed for the doctoral project "Sensing the risk. In search of the factors influencing the policy uptake of citizen sensing"Summary‘Citizen sensing’, framed as grassroots-driven monitoring initiatives based on sensor technology, is increasingly entering the debate on environmental risk governance. When lay people distrust official information or just want to fill data gaps, they may resort to sensors and data infrastructures to visualize, monitor and report risks caused by environmental factors to public health. Although through a possible initial conflict, citizen sensing may ultimately have the potential to contribute to institutional risk governance. The practice, manifesting claims based on individual rights such as the right to live in a healthy environment and the right to access environmental information, brings the promise to make risk governance more transparent and accountable. Whereas studies on broader citizen science and on citizen sensing often focus on the learning gains for the participants, this thesis rather explores the potential for the sensing citizens to concretely influence risk governance through policy uptake. It inquires ‘which factors contribute to the policy uptake of community-led citizen sensing, responding to a risk and eventually generated by distrust, and which interventions are needed for citizen sensing to complement institutional risk governance’. This complementary potential is assessed by empirically researching the policy uptake of citizen sensing and the influence of factors such as the technology element, the grassroots’ drive, the risk element, distrust and social uptake on this outcome. A number of case studies are investigated adopting a combination of methods, including ethnographical research (on two selected cases), descriptive analysis and fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (on a larger set of cases). The cases are analysed through a theoretical framework built on legal, socio-political and Science and Technology Studies’ scholarship on risk governance, environmental justice, co-production and the role of non-expert knowledge in society. From the analysis, a framework for integrating citizen sensing into institutional risk governance is drawn, envisaging various levels of integration and targeting possible inhibitors and challenges to the integrative process. The main findings include the essential role of risk and sound technology for policy uptake; the unexpectedly positive influence of distrust; the need for a legal instrument regulating citizen sensing and including a legitimate base for it, eventually to be grounded in a ‘right to contribute to environmental information’; the identification of a dilemma of integration deriving from the incompatibility of integration with strongly community-led projects.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x62-ew3m
title: Talk of Europe - The debates of the European Parliament as Linked Open Data

description: The Talk of Europe (TOE) project has created a Linked Open Dataset with data from and about the European Parliament (EP). The proceedings of the parliamentary debates as published by the EP, including all available translations, were converted to RDF and enriched with datasets of biographical and political information about the speakers. The ToE project officially ran from from 2014 to 2015 and has continued to make improved and updated versions of the data available online. The current dataset that is archived here contains all debates from summer 1999 until summer 2017.The dataset is documented in a publication: Astrid van Aggelen, Laura Hollink, Max Kemman, Martijn Kleppe, Henri Beunders. The debates of the European Parliament as Linked Open Data. Semantic Web, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 271-281, 2017, IOS Press. A pre-print is added to this dataset as onderzoeksdocumentatie_preprint.pdf. This pre-print relates to the previous version of this dataset. Changes to the dataset with respect to the descrition in the publication are listed in the file Changes.txt.