cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2ap-vj3p
title: Collected data from the non-invasive imaging of historical knotted-pile carpets

description: The appraisal of the design and the weaving structure of Islamic knotted-pile carpets can tell plenty about the context in which they were produced, and the identification of signs of deterioration can help to establish their condition. These are often somewhat imprecise and laborious examinations, especially when considering carpets of large dimensions. Analytical methods that support these disciplines urge further exploration so that improved interpretations can be obtained.An interdisciplinary combination of art history, analytical science and textile conservation aimed, on the one hand, to improve the weaving examination of these complex textile objects – by considering the spin of threads and the ply of yarns; the knot count and density; and the weaving structure of warps, wefts and piles – and on the other, to help their condition assessment – by mapping of damaged areas, old repairs and contaminations. For this purpose, the possibilities and limitations of several non-invasive imaging techniques, namely transmitted, raking or incident visible, ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) illumination through Visual Spectral Comparator (VSC), as well as conventional X-radiography, mammography and (micro) CT scanning, were assessed to support the conventional visual examination of the weaving details and present condition of two 17th-century Safavid knotted-pile carpet fragments.Observation with NUV and NIR imaging with VSC, as well as CT techniques, offered enriching overviews about weaving characteristics, damaged areas or contaminations that were not easily discernible with the naked eye, thus supporting the conventional visual examination. As a result, detailed digital mappings about the technological structure and the condition of the fragments could be obtained in a relatively efficient and accessible way. Moreover, combining art historical identification of the design with the analysis of the weaving structure confirmed that both carpet fragments are border corners that originally belonged to much larger carpets made in the so-called “Indo-Persian” style. The outcome of this interdisciplinary research brings very useful contributions for future art historical and conservation assessments of historical carpets, and it encourages further exploration of imaging techniques in the examination of other textile objects in museums and private collections.The outcome of this research has been published in the Journal of Cultural Heritage (DOI 10.1016/j.culher.2020.09.012). The dataset available here encompasses all imaging data obtained during the project, with conventional X-radiography, mammography and (micro) CT scanning, and multispectral imaging with visible transmitted, near ultraviolet (NUV) and near infrared (NIR) light. For details about the files, please see 0.File list pdf.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xmh-9awq
title: Comparing the effects of sustained and transient spatial attention on the orienting towards and the processing of electrical nociceptive stimuli

description: In this research project we examined whether an 8-week Mindfulness training induces measurable changes effects of spatial atention on the orienting towards and the processing of nocicpetive stimuli as measured with EEG and SDT measures.We examined whether sustained vs. transient spatial attention differentially affect the processing of electrical nociceptive stimuli. Cued nociceptive stimuli of a relevant intensity (low or high) on the left or right forearm required a foot pedal press. The cued side varied trial wise in the transient attention condition, while it remained constant during a series of trials in the sustained attention condition. The orienting phase preceding the nociceptive stimuliwas examined by focusing on lateralized EEG activity. ERPswere computed to examine the influence of spatial attention on the processing of the nociceptive stimuli. Results for the orienting phase showed increased ipsilateral alpha and beta power above somatosensory areas in both the transient and the sustained attention conditions, which may reflect inhibition of ipsilateral and/or disinhibition of contralateral somatosensory areas. Cued nociceptive stimuli evoked a largerN130 than uncued stimuli, both in the transient and the sustained attention conditions. Support for increased efficiency of spatial attention in the sustained attention conditionwas obtained for the N180 and the P540 component. We concluded that spatial attention is more efficient in the case of sustained than in the case of transient spatial attention
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z9w-h6pn
title: Medisch nieuws in de media

description: Retrospectieve kwantitatieve inhoudsanalyse van door Nederlandse universiteiten en universitaire medische centra in 2015 uitgebrachte persberichten over gezondheidsonderzoek (N=129) en de met die persberichten geassocieerde berichten in de nieuwsmedia (N=185). Met als doel te bepalen hoe vaak pers- en nieuwsberichten overdrijvingen bevatten en te onderzoeken waar in het traject tussen wetenschappelijke publicatie en krant deze overdrijving ontstaat. De dataset bevat een document met een beschrijving van de onderzoeksmethodes, het codeboek en codeersheet template, ingevulde codeersheets per wetenschappelijk artikel en de code in R die is gebruikt voor de analyse.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x4t-x8me
title: Hugo Grotius: De Iure Praedae, a machine-readable transcript

description: Autograph manuscript by Hugo Grotius, ‘De Iure Praedae’, compiled by Hans Blom en Jan Waszink in 2004, has been collaboratively edited via the digital platform TextLaboratorium.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zzg-6bws
title: Data for the PhD of Rosa Groen: 'Walking the extra mile'. An exploration of successes and failures of governance networks attracting IOs to Geneva, The Hague, Vienna and Copenhagen

description: These data sets are collected in the context of a PhD-thesis with the main purpose of exploring the successes and failures of small to medium-sized cities attracting International Organizations (IOs): Geneva, The Hague, Vienna, and Copenhagen.The population in this study exists of policy networks dealing with retaining IOs, project groups/organizational networks attracting IOs and International representatives. The total population is N=198.Policy networks (N=84)Organizational networks success cases (N=32)Organizational networks failed cases (N=23)International representatives (N=59)
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xuc-7ahg
title: Ethnographic DATA: ERC Consolidator project Food Citizens? Collective food procurement in European cities: solidarity and diversity, skill and scale (2017-2024). Materials for documentary analysis from Gdańsk, Rotterdam and Turin, 2019-2020

description: Project abstract: The ERC project 'Food citizens?' is a comparative analysis of a growing phenomenon in Europe: collective food procurement, namely networks of people who organize direct food production, distribution, and consumption. The project studied several cases in Gdańsk, Rotterdam and Turin: self-production and foraging (for example in food gardens); short food chains (for example through food cooperatives), and local food governance (for example through food councils, but also social networks or NGOs). ‘Solidarity’, ‘Diversity’, ‘Skill’, and ‘Scale’ are our categories of analysis, to ask questions such as: Which skills do people involved in collective food procurement acquire or lack? How do they operate across and within diverse communities? Do their networks scale ‘up’ or ‘out’, and how? How do they interpret and articulate solidarity? To what extent do collective food procurement networks indicate emerging forms of ‘food citizenship’, and what might this mean? Which practices and notions of civic participation, solidarity, diversity and belonging do they use and produce, and how?Three Ph.D. candidates conducted ethnographic research for 16 months in the three cities. This dataset consists of the biweekly field reports they wrote to document their fieldwork and communicate field developments within the team.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xw7-8mds
title: Lutherse Bijbel 1648

description: BIBLIA, Dat is, De gantsche H. Schrifture, vervattende alle de Boecken des Ouden ende Nieuwen TESTAMENTS: Nu Van nieuws uijt D. M. Luthers Hoogh-Duijtsche Bibel in onse Neder-landsche tale getrouwelijck over-geset, tot dienst van de Christelijcke Gemeijnten, d’onveranderde Augsburgsche Confessie toegedaen in dese Nederlanden.Gedruckt t’Amsterdam by Rieuwert Dircksz van Baardt.Transcriptie van de eerste druk.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x4t-63w6
title: Alpha and beta band correlates of haptic perceptual grouping: results from an orientation detection task

description: Behavioral and neurophysiological findings in vision suggest that perceptual grouping is not a unitary process and that different grouping principles have different processing requirements and neural correlates. The present study aims to examine whether the same occurs in the haptic modality using two grouping principles widely studied in vision, spatial proximity and texture similarity. We analyzed behavioral responses (accuracy and response times) and conducted an independent component analysis of brain oscillations in alpha and beta bands for haptic stimuli grouped by spatial proximity and texture similarity, using a speeded orientation detection task performed on a novel haptic device (MonHap). Behavioral results showed faster response times (RTs) for patterns grouped by spatial proximity relative to texture similarity. Independent component clustering analysis revealed the activation of a bilateral network of sensorimotor and parietal areas while performing the task. We conclude that, as occurs in visual perception, grouping the elements of the haptic scene by means of their spatial proximity is faster than forming the same objects by means of texture similarity. In addition, haptic grouping seems to involve the activation of a network of widely distributed bilateral sensorimotor and parietal areas as reflected by the consistent event-related desynchronization found in alpha and beta bands.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x58-zehq
title: Statenbijbel 1637

description: BIBLIA, Dat is: De gantsche H. Schrifture, vervattende alle de Canonijcke Boecken des Ouden en des Nieuwen TESTAMENTS. Nu Eerst, Door last der Hoogh-Mog: HEEREN STATEN GENERAEL vande Vereenighde Nederlanden, en volgens het Besluyt van de Synode Nationael, gehouden tot Dordrecht, inde Iaeren 1618 ende 1619. Uyt de Oorspronckelijcke talen in onse Neder-landtsche tale getrouwelijck over-geset [...], Tot LEYDEN, Gedruckt bij Paulus Aertsz. van Ravensteyn, Voor de Weduwe ende Erfgenamen van wijlen Hillebrant Jacobsz. van Wouw, Ordinaris Druckers vande Hoogh-Mog: Heeren STATEN GENERAELTranscriptie van de eerste druk.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z7t-6pf7
title: Statenvertaling 1657

description: Biblia, Dat is: De gantsche H. Schrifture, vervattende alle de Canonijcke Boecken des Ouden en des Nieuwen Testaments. Door last der Hoogh-Mog: Heeren Staten Generael vande Vereenighde Nederlanden, en volgens het Besluyt vande Synode Nationael, gehouden tot Dordrecht, inde Iaren 1618 ende 1619. Uyt de Oorspronckelijcke talen in onse Nederlandtsche tale getrouwelijck over-geset. Met nieuwe bijgevoeghde Verklaringen op de duystere plaetsen, aenteeckeningen vande gelyck-luydende Texten, ende nieuwe Registers over beyde de Testamenten. Ende door gemeene ordre der Nederlandsche Kercken verbetert van Druckfauten en Misstellingen die in den Eersten Druck gevonden worden.T'AMSTELDAM, Gedruckt bij de Weduwe wijlen Paulus Aertsz. van Ravesteijn, Volgens 't Placcaet van de Heeren Staten van Hollandt en Westfrieslandt, met consent van de Heeren Burgermeesteren deser Stede. Anno 1657.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zqk-zmqs
title: Eyelit: Eye-movement and reader response data during literary reading

description: This dataset is an extensive eye tracking dataset of 102 participants reading three Dutch literary short stories each (7790 words per participant). The preprocessed data set includes (1) Fixation report (fixation-level), (2) Saccade report, (3) Interest Area report (word-level), (4) Trial report (aggregated data for each page; stories were split up into 30 pages each), (5) Sample report (the data were sampled at 500 Hz, this report includes data on all individual samples), (6) Questionnaire data on reading experiences and other participant characteristics, and (7) word characteristics for all words in the stories (with the potential of calculating additional word characteristics).The study for which this data set was collected explored the effect of simulation on reading behavior by means of eye tracking. We hypothesized (A) that simulation would lead to longer fixation times for parts of the text high in simulation-eliciting content. Additionally, we hypothesized (B) that we would find personal preferences in the reaction to different types of simulation-eliciting content. We expected (C) that the findings from the eye tracking data would be related to self-report of simulation. Finally, we expected (D) that the amount of simulation would be predictive of self-report of appreciation. We found (A) longer reading times for perceptual and mental event simulation, but shorter reading times for motor simulation. The strength of the relationship between simulation and reading times varied between participants, but was positively correlated across the different types of simulation-eliciting content (B). Regarding (C) and (D), we found that this variation in the strength of the relationship between simulation and reading times was indeed related to aspects of self-reported simulation, absorption and appreciation.The findings from this study are described in detail in Mak & Willems (2019). https://doi.org/10.1080/23273798.2018.1552007
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xrv-vgze
title: Incident experience and freezing in firefighters.

description: Freezing is a defensive response to acute stress that is associated with coping and alterations in attentional processing. However, it remains unclear whether individuals in high risk professions, who are skilled at making rapid decisions in emergency situations, show altered threat-induced freezing. Here we investigated the effect of incident experience in a high risk profession on freezing. Additionally, we explored whether any effect of incident experience on freezing would be different for profession-related and -unrelated threat. Forty experienced and inexperienced firefighters were presented neutral, pleasant, related-unpleasant, and unrelated-unpleasant pictures in a passive viewing task. Postural sway and heart rate were assessed to determine freezing. Both postural and heart rate data evidenced reduced freezing upon unpleasant pictures in the experienced versus the inexperienced group. Relatedness of the unpleasant pictures did not modulate these effects. These findings indicate that higher incident experience relates to decreased threat-induced freezing, at least in a passive task context. This might suggest that primary defense responses are malleable through experience. Finally, these findings demonstrate the potential of using animal to human translational approaches to investigate defensive behaviors in relation to incident experience in high risk professions and stimulate future research on the role of freezing in resilience and coping.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x8a-ktwb
title: Woning- en Gezinstelling 1947 - Groningen

description: Dit deel betreft de bestanden van de provincie Groningen. De bestanden zijn ingedeeld per gemeente.De metadata per bestand (details) bevat het tabelnummer. Het bestand 'tabelnamen' geeft een overzicht van de tabelnummers met de bijbehorende tabelnamen. Dit bestand is beschikbaar gesteld als PDF document en als CSV tekstbestand.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2z3-arxf
title: Hebrew Text Database ETCBC4

description: The ETCBC database of the Hebrew Bible (formerly known as WIVU database), contains the scholarly text of the Hebrew Bible with linguistic markup.A previous version can be found in EASY (see the link below).The present dataset is an improvement in many ways:(A) it contains a new version of the data, called ETCBC4.The content has been heavily updated, with new linguistic annotations and a better organisation of them, and lots of additions and corrections as well.(B) the data format is now Linguistic Annotation Framework (see below). This contrasts with the previous version, which has been archived as a database dump in a specialised format: Emdros (see the link below).(C) a new tool, LAF-Fabric is added to process the ETCBC4 version directly from its LAF representation. The picture on this page shows a few samples what can be done with it.(D) extensive documentation is provided, including a description of all the computing steps involved in getting the data in LAF format.Since 2012 there is an ISO standard for the stand-off markup of language resources, Linguistic Annotation Framework (LAF).As a result of the SHEBANQ project (see link below), funded by CLARIN-NL and carried out by the ETCBC and DANS, we have a created a tool, LAF-Fabric, by which we can convert EMDROS databases of the ETCBC into LAF and then do data analytic work by means of e.g. IPython notebooks.This has been used for the Hebrew Bible, but it can also be applied to the Syriac text in the CALAP (see link below).This dataset contains a folder laf with the laf files, and the necessary declarations are contained in the folder decl.Among these declarations are feature declaration documents, in TEI format (see link below), with hyperlinks to concept definitions in ISOcat (see link below).For completeness, the ISOcat definitions are repeated in the feature declaration documents.These definitions are terse, and they are more fully documented in the folder documentation.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xjp-zfuw
title: Evolution of Wikipedia Categories

description: Knowledge Space Lab: Design versus Emergence. Comparison between the structure and evolution of categories in the Wikipedia and the Universal Decimal Classification. 2009-2011.Background:This research has been conducted by the project "Knowledge Space Lab - mapping knowledge interactively" (OND 1337291}. Funded by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences - KNAW, from September 2009 - March 2011 [Strategiefondsproject KNAW - Amsterdam - The Netherlands] the project contributed to the new research area of mapping and modelling of science. The project addressed the difference between representing scholarly knowledge in (external) classification systems (such as thesauri, ontologies, bibliographic systems) and 'internal' representations based on data- and user-tagging (such as network analysis, user annotations/tagging, folksonomies).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zv9-w9d2
title: Computer-Assisted Linguistic Analysis of the Peshitta

description: CALAP (Computer-Assisted Linguistic Analysis of the Peshitta), a joint research project of the Peshitta Institute Leiden and the Werkgroep Informatica at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (1999-2005)CALAP concerned the computer-assisted analysis of the Peshitta to Kings (Janet Dyk and Percy van Keulen) and the Peshitta to Sirach (Wido van Peursen) and the development of computer programs (Constantijn Sikkel and HendrikJan Bosman). The CALAP project leaders were Konrad Jenner and Eep Talstra.CALAP was succeeded by the Turgama project, again a joint research project of the Peshitta Institute Leiden and the Werkgroep Informatica at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (2005-2010). The Turgama project leader was Wido van Peursen. Other researchers involved were Percy van Keulen (Targum Judges), Dirk Bakker (Book of the Laws of the Countries), Constantijn Sikkel (scientific programming), Jeffrey A. Volkmer (Oriental Institute, Oxford; Peshitta Psalms) and Ariel Gutman (working with Wido van Peursen on the two Syriac Versions of the Prayer of Manasseh).This dataset contains:(i) a pdf document on the digital encoding and analysis of the data: 'TURGAMA Computer-Assisted Analysis of the Peshitta and the Targum: Text, Language and Interpretation.' This document also serves to describe the method of encoding used by the CALAP project.(ii) the result of the CALAP project in several formats:(a) EMDROS (see relations below), which is the tool of choice adopted by the ETCBC to communicate its data with others(b) LAF = Linguistic Annotation Framework (see relations below), which is the result of converting the EMDROS database into the ISO standard LAF.(iii) A file containing tree representation of all sentences in the text. This has been compiled using LAF-Fabric (see relations below) to convert the Peshitta text from EMDROS to LAF and then to apply an algorithm to assemble the tree structures based on the LAF data(iv) A set of files containing the current version of LAF-Fabric, used to carry out all processing required for this data set.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zms-h2s6
title: Linking past and present: augmenting historical municipality characteristics through harmonization and linkage with contemporary data

description: Goal: Setting up a pipeline for extending, improving and visualizing time series of municipality characteristics by means of data harmonization and linkage of historical and contemporary dataseries using Linked Data technologies (RDF).This project focused on increasing the data availability, data quality and visualization of characteristics of Dutch municipalities for the period 1795-2010. We did so by (1) combining data from historical and contemporary time series, (2) evaluating and improving on the quality of these time series, and (3) extending the availability of NLGIS maps for the last two decades in order to visualize municipality characteristics for two centuries.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xvf-mmgm
title: Contrast and Conflict in Dutch Vowels

description: This dataset contains data used in the research described in the paper entitled ‘Contrast and Conflict in Dutch vowels’ by De Rue and colleagues (2021), published in Frontiers of Neuroscience. Data was collected to test neural discrimination indicating perceptual discrimination of Dutch tense mid vowel pairs /o/-/eu/ (place contrast), /e/-/eu/ (labiality contrast. , and /e/-/o/ (place and labiality contrast). Electrical brain responses to vowel changes were measured through EEG in a passive oddball paradigm. Vowels were auditorily presented over headphones and the automatic brain response recorded. Participants watched a silent movie throughout the experiment. There was no overt task. Data were collected to measure the Mismatch Negativity (MMN) response to vowel changes in order to gain insight into the phonological representations of these Dutch vowels that have not been investigated before. 18 adult native Dutch participants were tested. Data were analyzed using BESA.The data collection contains: raw data of EEG recordings for 18 adult native Dutch participants: files with extention .eeg contains actual EEG recording, files with extention .vhdr is a header file containing information about the EEG recording such as number of channels, amplifier settings etc., and files with extention .vmrk with marker information). Data is recorded using Brain Vision Recorder. Data is named with a participant identifier code, for example pp03 refers to participant number 3. Data is completely anonymous.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zfe-gfx3
title: Woning- en Gezinstelling 1947 - Drenthe

description: Dit deel betreft de bestanden van de provincie Drenthe. De bestanden zijn ingedeeld per gemeente.De metadata per bestand (details) bevat het tabelnummer. Het bestand 'tabelnamen' geeft een overzicht van de tabelnummers met de bijbehorende tabelnamen. Dit bestand is beschikbaar gesteld als PDF document en als CSV tekstbestand.