cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180280
title: Oceanic picoplankton abundance measured by flow cytometry between1987 and 2004 - Database in Access 2007 format.

description: This dataset (Access format) encompass a number of cruises from 1985 to about 2004 with depth profiles of photosynthetic picoplankton measure by flow cytometry.<br><br>Buitenhuis, E.T., Li, W.K.W., Vaulot, D., Lomas, M.W., Landry, M., Partensky, F., Karl, D.M. et al. 2012. Picophytoplankton biomass distribution in the global ocean. Earth Syst. Sci. Data. 4:37–46.<br><br><b>List of cruises :</b><br> Cruise Ship Year OLIPAC NO Atalante 1994 MINOS NO Suroit 1995 EQPACTT007 RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT008 RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT008D RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT011 RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT012 RV Thomson 1992 CHLOMAX NO Suroit 1987 EROSDISCO89 HMS Discovery 1989 EROSBAN Bannock 1989 EROSDISCO93 HMS Discovery 1993 Li87022 <br> 1987 Li88026 CSS Hudson 1988 Li89003 <br> 1989 Li91001 <br> 1991 POEM91 <br> 1991 Eddy92 <br> 1992 Li92037 <br> 1992 Malaga93 <br> 1993 Li93002 <br> 1993 Delaware95 <br> 1995 Chile95 <br> 1995 Li95016 <br> 1995 Lopez96 <br> 1995 HOT Moana Wave 1990-1994 EROSVALD Valdivia 1992 Surtropac17 NO Noroit 1992 Flupac NO Suroit 1994 EUMELI3 NO Atalante 1991 EUMELI4 NO Atalante 1992 EUMELI5 NO Atalante 1992 NOAA93 NOAA Malcolm Baldbridge 1993 NOAA95 NOAA Malcolm Baldbridge 1995 Palau RV Sohgen-Maru 1990 McManus <br> 1991 Bermuda <br> 1988-1989 Endeavour177 Endeavour 1988 Oceanus206 Oceanus 1989 Meteor87 RV Meteor 1987 Aquaba <br> 1992-1993 NOPACCS RV Hakurei-Maru 1990 NIOZNatl89 RV Tyro 1989 NIOZIndian <br> 1992-1993 Australia RV Sohgen-Maru 1990 SurugaBay Boat 1992-1993 ArabianTTN043 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN045 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN049 RV Thomson 1995 PROSOPE99 NO Atalante 1999 ArabianTTN050 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN053 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN054 RV Thomson 1995 Kiwi6 RV Revelle 1997 Kiwi7 RV Revelle 1997 Kiwi8 RV Revelle 1998 Kiwi9 RV Revelle 1998 Almo-1 NO Atalante 1997 Hesperides Hesperides 1995 Almo-2 NO Atalante 1998 AESOPS/NBP97-1 R/V Nathaniel B. Palmer 1997 BIOSOPE NO Atalante<br> <br><br>2004<br><br><br> <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180313.v3
title: 2014 09 20 VID00043 Original Frames

description: Every frame of VID00043 taken on 20 September 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video.<br><br>Project order 44a<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180313.v2
title: 20 September 2014 VID00043 Original Frames

description: Every frame of VID00043 taken on 20 September 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180325.v2
title: 20 September 2014 VID00043 Enhanced Frames

description: Every frame of VID00040 taken on 20 September 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video. Frames are then enhanced using Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud as follows:1) Image Size; Width 300%; Resolution: 300 per inch; With Scale Styles; With Constrain Proportions; Interpolation: preserve details; Noise: 100.2) Save; As: PNG Format; Interlace: None; Filter: Adaptive; Compression: 9.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180325.v4
title: 2014 09 20 VID00043 Enhanced Frames

description: Every frame of VID00043 taken on 20 September 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video. Frames are then enhanced using Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud as follows:1) Image Size; Width 300%; Resolution: 300 per inch; With Scale Styles; With Constrain Proportions; Interpolation: preserve details; Noise: 100.2) Save; As: PNG Format; Interlace: None; Filter: Adaptive; Compression: 9.<br><br>Project order 45a<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180325.v3
title: 20 September 2014 VID00043 Enhanced Frames

description: Every frame of VID00043 taken on 20 September 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video. Frames are then enhanced using Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud as follows:1) Image Size; Width 300%; Resolution: 300 per inch; With Scale Styles; With Constrain Proportions; Interpolation: preserve details; Noise: 100.2) Save; As: PNG Format; Interlace: None; Filter: Adaptive; Compression: 9.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180280.v1
title: Picoplankton cytometry.accdb

description: This dataset encompass a number of cruises from 1985 to about 2004 with depth profiles of flow cytometry.<br> Cruise Ship Year OLIPAC NO Atalante 1994 MINOS NO Suroit 1995 EQPACTT007 RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT008 RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT008D RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT011 RV Thomson 1992 EQPACTT012 RV Thomson 1992 CHLOMAX NO Suroit 1987 EROSDISCO89 HMS Discovery 1989 EROSBAN Bannock 1989 EROSDISCO93 HMS Discovery 1993 Li87022 <br> 1987 Li88026 CSS Hudson 1988 Li89003 <br> 1989 Li91001 <br> 1991 POEM91 <br> 1991 Eddy92 <br> 1992 Li92037 <br> 1992 Malaga93 <br> 1993 Li93002 <br> 1993 Delaware95 <br> 1995 Chile95 <br> 1995 Li95016 <br> 1995 Lopez96 <br> 1995 HOT Moana Wave 1990-1994 EROSVALD Valdivia 1992 Surtropac17 NO Noroit 1992 Flupac NO Suroit 1994 EUMELI3 NO Atalante 1991 EUMELI4 NO Atalante 1992 EUMELI5 NO Atalante 1992 NOAA93 NOAA Malcolm Baldbridge 1993 NOAA95 NOAA Malcolm Baldbridge 1995 Palau RV Sohgen-Maru 1990 McManus <br> 1991 Bermuda <br> 1988-1989 Endeavour177 Endeavour 1988 Oceanus206 Oceanus 1989 Meteor87 RV Meteor 1987 Aquaba <br> 1992-1993 NOPACCS RV Hakurei-Maru 1990 NIOZNatl89 RV Tyro 1989 NIOZIndian <br> 1992-1993 Australia RV Sohgen-Maru 1990 SurugaBay Boat 1992-1993 ArabianTTN043 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN045 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN049 RV Thomson 1995 PROSOPE99 NO Atalante 1999 ArabianTTN050 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN053 RV Thomson 1995 ArabianTTN054 RV Thomson 1995 Kiwi6 RV Revelle 1997 Kiwi7 RV Revelle 1997 Kiwi8 RV Revelle 1998 Kiwi9 RV Revelle 1998 Almo-1 NO Atalante 1997 Hesperides Hesperides 1995 Almo-2 NO Atalante 1998 AESOPS/NBP97-1 R/V Nathaniel B. Palmer 1997 BIOSOPE NO Atalante 2004 <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180265
title: Reptile database data dump 2014-12

description: Complete data dump of the Reptile Database as of Dec 2014. For more details see http://www.reptile-database.org/data/ or the other data dump annotations for data fields.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180268
title: Data content for SI Figures in PLOS ONE paper "Nanopore-based Target Sequence Detection"

description: Abstract from the paper: The promise of portable diagnostic devices relies on three basic requirements: comparable sensitivity to established platforms, inexpensive manufacturing and cost of operations, and the ability to survive rugged field conditions. Solid state nanopores can meet all these requirements, but to achieve high manufacturing yields at low costs, assays must be tolerant to fabrication imperfections and to nanopore enlargement during operation. This paper presents a model for molecular engineering techniques that meets these goals with the aim of detecting target sequences within DNA. In contrast to methods that require precise geometries, we demonstrate detection using a range of pore geometries. As a result, our assay model tolerates any pore-forming method and in-situ pore enlargement. Using peptide nucleic acid (PNA) probes modified for conjugation with synthetic bulk-adding molecules, pores ranging 15-50 nm in diameter are shown to detect individual PNA-bound DNA. Detection of the CFTRDeltaF508 gene mutation, a codon deletion responsible for ~66% of all cystic fibrosis chromosomes, is demonstrated with a 26-36 nm pore size range by using a size-enhanced PNA probe. A mathematical framework for assessing the statistical significance of detection is also presented.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180262
title: Reptile Database data dump 2006-10

description: There are 2 files in the archive: the species database with 10 fields (some of which contain line feeds*):speciesauthoryearsubspecies*synonyms*distribution*familycomments*types*reference numbers*<br>and the bibliography file with 5 fields:reference numberauthoryeartitlesource
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180268.v1
title: Data content for SI Figures in PLOS ONE paper "Nanopore-based Target Sequence Detection"

description: Abstract from the paper: The promise of portable diagnostic devices relies on three basic requirements: comparable sensitivity to established platforms, inexpensive manufacturing and cost of operations, and the ability to survive rugged field conditions. Solid state nanopores can meet all these requirements, but to achieve high manufacturing yields at low costs, assays must be tolerant to fabrication imperfections and to nanopore enlargement during operation. This paper presents a model for molecular engineering techniques that meets these goals with the aim of detecting target sequences within DNA. In contrast to methods that require precise geometries, we demonstrate detection using a range of pore geometries. As a result, our assay model tolerates any pore-forming method and in-situ pore enlargement. Using peptide nucleic acid (PNA) probes modified for conjugation with synthetic bulk-adding molecules, pores ranging 15-50 nm in diameter are shown to detect individual PNA-bound DNA. Detection of the CFTRDeltaF508 gene mutation, a codon deletion responsible for ~66% of all cystic fibrosis chromosomes, is demonstrated with a 26-36 nm pore size range by using a size-enhanced PNA probe. A mathematical framework for assessing the statistical significance of detection is also presented.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180238
title: Data.xlsx

description: This data set contains raw data as illustrated in the manuscript titled, "Infant Cries Rattle Adult Cognition." <b><br></b>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180253
title: File containing enrichment pvalues

description: This file contains enrichment pvalues will be used as an example of csv file in Data Science Workshop
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180238.v1
title: Data.xlsx

description: This data set contains raw data as illustrated in the manuscript titled, "Infant Cries Rattle Adult Cognition." <b><br></b>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180253.v1
title: File containing enrichment pvalues

description: This file contains enrichment pvalues will be used as an example of csv file in Data Science Workshop
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180223
title: 2014 06 19 VID00010 Original Frames

description: Every frame of VID00010 taken on 19 June 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video.<br><br>Project order 12a<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180226
title: 2014 06 19 VID00010 Enhanced Frames

description: Every frame of VID00010 taken on 19 June 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video. Frames are then enhanced using Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud as follows:1) Image Size; Width 300%; Resolution: 300 per inch; With Scale Styles; With Constrain Proportions; Interpolation: preserve details; Noise: 100.2) Save; As: PNG Format; Interlace: None; Filter: Adaptive; Compression: 9.<br><br>Project order 13a<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180220
title: evoText Application Note Figure Data

description: This folder contains raw and processed data for all of the figures appearing in Ramsey and Pence, "evoText: A new tool for analyzing the biological sciences," <i>Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences</i>. All raw data was generated using evoText, as was the word cloud in Figure 1. Graphs in Figures 2 and 3 were generated using Microsoft Excel.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180220.v1
title: evoText Application Note Figure Data

description: This folder contains raw and processed data for all of the figures appearing in Ramsey and Pence, "evoText: A new tool for analyzing the biological sciences," <i>Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences</i>. All raw data was generated using evoText, as was the word cloud in Figure 1. Graphs in Figures 2 and 3 were generated using Microsoft Excel.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180223.v2
title: 2014 06 19 VID00010 Original Frames

description: Every frame of VID00010 taken on 19 June 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video.<br><br>Project order 12a<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180226.v2
title: 2014 06 19 VID00010 Enhanced Frames

description: Every frame of VID00010 taken on 19 June 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video. Frames are then enhanced using Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud as follows:1) Image Size; Width 300%; Resolution: 300 per inch; With Scale Styles; With Constrain Proportions; Interpolation: preserve details; Noise: 100.2) Save; As: PNG Format; Interlace: None; Filter: Adaptive; Compression: 9.<br><br>Project order 13a<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180211
title: The history of Toll like receptors

description: This figure is remade using this reference http://www.nature.com/nri/journal/v13/n6/full/nri3446.html.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180226.v1
title: 19 June 2014 VID00010 Enhanced Frames

description: Every frame of VID00010 taken on 19 June 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video. Frames are then enhanced using Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud as follows:1) Image Size; Width 300%; Resolution: 300 per inch; With Scale Styles; With Constrain Proportions; Interpolation: preserve details; Noise: 100.2) Save; As: PNG Format; Interlace: None; Filter: Adaptive; Compression: 9.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180223.v1
title: 19 June 2014 VID00010 Original Frames

description: Every frame of VID00010 taken on 19 June 2014. Frames are extracted using Cisco FlipShare software distributed with the Cisco Flip UltraHD 720p digital video recorder used to record the video.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180145
title: Test1

description: This is an image
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180145.v1
title: Test1

description: This is an image
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180139
title: Coatesetal2016.csv

description: Presence (1) or absence (0) of three macroparasites (the mites Geckobia spp., and the pentastomes Raillietiella frenata and Waddycephalus spp.) of the gecko Hemidactylus frenatus. Collection site, mass, snout-vent length (SVL) and distance from the urban edge is included for each gecko, as well as H. frenatus abundance (from visual surveys) at each site.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180127
title: PHYSICAL LITERACY INVENTORY FOR PE TEACHERSdata

description: The data of this survey is about PE teachers’ understanding of physical literacy, in return for enhancing physical literacy of PE teachers and promoting application of physical literacy in PE classes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180115
title: Data content for main Figures (1-6) in PLOS ONE paper "Nanopore-based Target Sequence Detection"

description: Abstract from the paper: The promise of portable diagnostic devices relies on three basic requirements: comparable sensitivity to established platforms, inexpensive manufacturing and cost of operations, and the ability to survive rugged field conditions. Solid state nanopores can meet all these requirements, but to achieve high manufacturing yields at low costs, assays must be tolerant to fabrication imperfections and to nanopore enlargement during operation. This paper presents a model for molecular engineering techniques that meets these goals with the aim of detecting target sequences within DNA. In contrast to methods that require precise geometries, we demonstrate detection using a range of pore geometries. As a result, our assay model tolerates any pore-forming method and in-situ pore enlargement. Using peptide nucleic acid (PNA) probes modified for conjugation with synthetic bulk-adding molecules, pores ranging 15-50 nm in diameter are shown to detect individual PNA-bound DNA. Detection of the CFTRDeltaF508 gene mutation, a codon deletion responsible for ~66% of all cystic fibrosis chromosomes, is demonstrated with a 26-36 nm pore size range by using a size-enhanced PNA probe. A mathematical framework for assessing the statistical significance of detection is also presented.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180115.v1
title: Data content for main Figures (1-6) in PLOS ONE paper "Nanopore-based Target Sequence Detection"

description: Abstract from the paper: The promise of portable diagnostic devices relies on three basic requirements: comparable sensitivity to established platforms, inexpensive manufacturing and cost of operations, and the ability to survive rugged field conditions. Solid state nanopores can meet all these requirements, but to achieve high manufacturing yields at low costs, assays must be tolerant to fabrication imperfections and to nanopore enlargement during operation. This paper presents a model for molecular engineering techniques that meets these goals with the aim of detecting target sequences within DNA. In contrast to methods that require precise geometries, we demonstrate detection using a range of pore geometries. As a result, our assay model tolerates any pore-forming method and in-situ pore enlargement. Using peptide nucleic acid (PNA) probes modified for conjugation with synthetic bulk-adding molecules, pores ranging 15-50 nm in diameter are shown to detect individual PNA-bound DNA. Detection of the CFTRDeltaF508 gene mutation, a codon deletion responsible for ~66% of all cystic fibrosis chromosomes, is demonstrated with a 26-36 nm pore size range by using a size-enhanced PNA probe. A mathematical framework for assessing the statistical significance of detection is also presented.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180121.v1
title: ArbiterPUF FPGA Programmable Delay Lines.zip

description: PUF Data
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3180121.v2
title: ArbiterPUF FPGA Programmable Delay Lines

description: PUF Data
DOI: 10.18462/iir.rankine.2020.1232
title: Past, present and future of refrigeration: Pathways to the next generation heating and cooling technologies
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3179944
title: Developing a lake management strategy by dovetailing lake monitoring with paleolimnological techniques: a case study from a kettle lake on the Oak Ridges Moraine (Ontario, Canada)

description: Moos MT, Ginn BK. 2016. Developing a lake management strategy by dovetailing lake monitoring with paleolimnological techniques: a case study from a kettle lake on the Oak Ridges Moraine (Ontario, Canada). Lake Reserv Manage. 32: 234–245. In response to concerns about declining water quality, increased aquatic plant biomass, and harmful algal blooms, a lake monitoring program was undertaken on a suburban kettle lake near Toronto, Canada. We identified environmental conditions consistent with eutrophication, and the largest source of phosphorus (P) loading was from sediment release during an extended period of low dissolved oxygen during thermal stratification of the water column. To put these current environmental conditions in perspective, account for long-term limnological trends, and develop a sustainable lake management strategy, we also undertook paleolimnological analysis of a sediment core. Using diatoms as proxy indicators, historic limnological conditions were reconstructed. Although pre-European settlement conditions were typical of lakes with forested catchments in this region, the lake was mesotrophic (total phosphorus [TP] ∼17.5 µg/L), likely from P bound to dissolved organic carbon. P concentrations increased with the use of chemical fertilizers and establishment of seasonal lakeside cottages and resorts starting in the 1920s (the beginning of the diatom-inferred (DI-) TP upward trend). With the conversion of these cottages into year-round homes (since 1960) and further urbanization of the catchment, including servicing with municipal water supply but continued reliance on septic tanks, P has increased further (TP ∼26.1 µg/L). For restoration to a sustainable state, methods of preventing sediment P release (capping the sediment surface or oxygenation of the hypolimnion) should be considered, along with installation of municipal wasterwater servicing and stewardship projects to prevent further P loading from septic systems and surface runoff.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3179944.v1
title: Developing a lake management strategy by dovetailing lake monitoring with paleolimnological techniques: a case study from a kettle lake on the Oak Ridges Moraine (Ontario, Canada)

description: Moos MT, Ginn BK. 2016. Developing a lake management strategy by dovetailing lake monitoring with paleolimnological techniques: a case study from a kettle lake on the Oak Ridges Moraine (Ontario, Canada). Lake Reserv Manage. 32: 234–245. In response to concerns about declining water quality, increased aquatic plant biomass, and harmful algal blooms, a lake monitoring program was undertaken on a suburban kettle lake near Toronto, Canada. We identified environmental conditions consistent with eutrophication, and the largest source of phosphorus (P) loading was from sediment release during an extended period of low dissolved oxygen during thermal stratification of the water column. To put these current environmental conditions in perspective, account for long-term limnological trends, and develop a sustainable lake management strategy, we also undertook paleolimnological analysis of a sediment core. Using diatoms as proxy indicators, historic limnological conditions were reconstructed. Although pre-European settlement conditions were typical of lakes with forested catchments in this region, the lake was mesotrophic (total phosphorus [TP] ∼17.5 µg/L), likely from P bound to dissolved organic carbon. P concentrations increased with the use of chemical fertilizers and establishment of seasonal lakeside cottages and resorts starting in the 1920s (the beginning of the diatom-inferred (DI-) TP upward trend). With the conversion of these cottages into year-round homes (since 1960) and further urbanization of the catchment, including servicing with municipal water supply but continued reliance on septic tanks, P has increased further (TP ∼26.1 µg/L). For restoration to a sustainable state, methods of preventing sediment P release (capping the sediment surface or oxygenation of the hypolimnion) should be considered, along with installation of municipal wasterwater servicing and stewardship projects to prevent further P loading from septic systems and surface runoff.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.3179935
title: W3C Data Usage Vocabulary (Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group)

description: As part of the activities of the W3C Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group, the Dataset UsageVocabulary was developed to address aspects related to the consumption of published Web datasets.