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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16707244.v11
title: Harpy Eagle climate change SDMs

description: Climate change is expected to have a profound impact on species distributions, contracting suitable climate space. Biodiversity areas are important to mitigate these negative effects but are static by design and thus do not account for future projections of species distributions. The Harpy Eagle <em>Harpia harpyja</em> has a broad range across lowland Neotropical forests and thus its distribution could be negatively affected by climate change when combined with current rates of habitat loss. To test this hypothesis, we use spatial point process models fitted with climatic, topographic, and landcover covariates to identify current distribution. We then project to 24 future climate scenarios, using three General Circulation Models (GCMs), and two emission scenarios between the years 2021 and 2100 averaged over four 20-year periods. Our current model identified a core range across Amazonia and the Guiana Shield, with evergreen forest (71 %), mean diurnal temperature range (13 %), and elevation (6 %) the most important predictors.<strong> </strong>Reclassifying the current model to a binary prediction estimated a range size of ~7.6 million km<sup>2</sup>, with the Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) network covering 18 % of habitat (~1.4 million km<sup>2</sup>) within this range. By 2090, range size was predicted to decrease on average by 14.4 % under a higher emissions scenario, and 7.3 % under a lower emissions scenario. The IBA network would cover 14 % less area under a higher emissions scenario, and 3.3 % less distribution area under a lower emissions scenario by 2090. Southern Amazonia is predicted to have the greatest reduction in range size and subsequently highest loss of Harpy Eagle habitat within the IBA network. Our work demonstrates that the combination of climate change and subsequent habitat loss may result in substantial losses in distribution for this raptor across the southern edge of its range.<br> <br> Data to support publication: Reduced range size and Important Bird and Biodiversity Area coverage for the Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) predicted from multiple climate change scenarios <br> Species Occurrences: <br> GBIF Occurrence Download: https://doi.org/10.15468/dl.6ikhnj <br> eBird data: Download Data - eBird <br> Data from Miranda et al. 2019:<sup> </sup>Species distribution modeling reveals strongholds and potential reintroduction areas for the world’s largest eagle (plos.org) <br> Nest locations from the Darien region of Panama are available on request. <br> Environmental data available from: <sub>EarthEnv</sub> <sub>ENVIREM</sub> <sub>WorldClim</sub><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16707244.v10
title: Harpy Eagle climate change SDMs

description: Climate change is expected to have a profound impact on species distributions, contracting suitable climate space. Biodiversity areas are important to mitigate these negative effects but are static by design and thus do not account for future projections of species distributions. The Harpy Eagle <i>Harpia harpyja</i> has a broad range across lowland Neotropical forests and thus its distribution could be negatively affected by climate change when combined with current rates of habitat loss. To test this hypothesis, we use spatial point process models fitted with climatic, topographic, and landcover covariates to identify current distribution. We then project to 24 future climate scenarios, using three General Circulation Models (GCMs), and two emission scenarios between the years 2021 and 2100 averaged over four 20-year periods. Our current model identified a core range across Amazonia and the Guiana Shield, with evergreen forest (71 %), mean diurnal temperature range (13 %), and elevation (6 %) the most important predictors.<b> </b>Reclassifying the current model to a binary prediction estimated a range size of ~7.6 million km<sup>2</sup>, with the Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) network covering 18 % of habitat (~1.4 million km<sup>2</sup>) within this range. By 2090, range size was predicted to decrease on average by 14.4 % under a higher emissions scenario, and 7.3 % under a lower emissions scenario. The IBA network would cover 14 % less area under a higher emissions scenario, and 3.3 % less distribution area under a lower emissions scenario by 2090. Southern Amazonia is predicted to have the greatest reduction in range size and subsequently highest loss of Harpy Eagle habitat within the IBA network. Our work demonstrates that the combination of climate change and subsequent habitat loss may result in substantial losses in distribution for this raptor across the southern edge of its range.<br><br>Data to support publication DOI: Currently in review<br><br>GBIF Occurrence Download: https://doi.org/10.15468/dl.6ikhnj<br>eBird data: Download Data - eBird<br>Data from Miranda et al. 2019: Species distribution modeling reveals strongholds and potential reintroduction areas for the world’s largest eagle (plos.org)<br>Nest locations from the Darien region of Panama are available on request. <br>Environmental data available from:EarthEnv<br>ENVIREM<br>WorldClim<br>
DOI: 10.21410/7e4/ye586x
title: Variations de cadrage médiatique de l'inégalité de revenus et leurs effets politiques (ELIPSS 2018)

description: L'enquête Variations de cadrage médiatique de l'inégalité de revenus et leurs effets politiques (FrameInequal) s'intéresse à l'effet du cadrage médiatique des inégalités de revenus dans les perceptions et les évaluations des inégalités, et comment, en retour, ces perceptions affectent les attitudes importantes pour la cohésion sociale et politique. Cette recherche poursuit deux objectifs. Le premier est de questionner et de montrer si le cadrage médiatique des inégalités de revenu, d’une part, et les perceptions des inégalités au niveau individuel, d’autre part, sont (ou non) interdépendants. En s’appuyant sur une manipulation expérimentale, le deuxième objectif est d’investiguer les conséquences des perceptions individuelles des inégalités sur les attitudes sociales et politiques. Ainsi, ce projet contribue à avancer le cadre théorique et conceptuel qui analyse les relations causales entre les cadrages médiatiques des inégalités de revenu, les perceptions individuelles de ceux-ci et leur impact sur les attitudes socio-politiques. L'enquête s'est déroulée en décembre 2018, pendant la phase élargie du panel ELIPSS. The Media framing variations of incomes’ inequality and their political impacts (FramInequal) survey explores effects of media framing of incomes’ inequality in perception and evaluation of disparities and how, these perceptions, affect social and political cohesion attitudes. On the one hand, FramInequal highlights potential interdependencies between both media framing of incomes’ inequality and perceptions of these disparities on individual level. On the other hand, through experimental manipulation, this research investigates influences of individual perceptions of inequalities on social and political attitudes. Thus, FramInequal provides theoretical and conceptual framework, which analyses causal relations between media framing of incomes’ inequality and individual perceptions, as well as their effect on socio-political behaviours. The FramInequal survey was administered in December 2018 to panelists participating in ELIPSS since 2013, as well as those recruited in 2016.
DOI: 10.21410/7e4/mwczcp
title: Santé Habitation Alimentation Médecine Architecture (ELIPSS 2016)

description: L'enquête Santé, Habitation, Alimentation, Médecine, Architecture (SHAMA) proposée par une équipe coordonnée par François Pattou, porte sur les comportements alimentaires dans l'habitation. Ce projet pluridisciplinaire (médecine, architecture) vise à cerner les liens entre l'organisation de l'habitation et les habitudes alimentaires. Depuis 2013, cette équipe étudie les liens éventuels entre obésité sévère et organisation de l'habitation dans le cadre du projet OSCAH - Obésité sévère, comportement alimentaire, habitation. Le questionnaire porte sur l'organisation du logement notamment celle de la cuisine et sur les habitudes alimentaires. Il s'agit de mesurer l'influence de l'environnement sur les comportements alimentaires et son rôle dans le développement de l'obésité. En tant que volet de ce projet, l'enquête SHAMA a trois objectifs : vérifier des hypothèses portant sur les habitudes alimentaires dans l'habitation; conforter les résultats d'enquêtes qualitatives conduites sur ce même sujet; mettre en perspective les disparités régionales concernant la thématique habitat/modes de vie. Les données recueillies sont de nature anthropométrique et elles concernent aussi l'habitation et son environnement, les achats et le stockage des denrées alimentaires, l'espace cuisine du domicile, la préparation et la prise des repas. L'enquête SHAMA a été administrée en juillet 2016 pendant la phase pilote du dispositif ELIPSS. The "Relations between eating behaviour and home environnement (2016)", coordinated by François Pattou, is about eating behavioral patterns at home. This multidisciplinary project (medecine, architecture) aims to understand better the relations between the organisation of the household and eating behaviour. Since 2013 this team has been studying the potential ties between obesity and the home environment through the OSCAH - Severe obesity, eating behaviour, home - project. The questionnaire in ELIPSS is about the organisation of the household - and especially that of the kitchen - and its relation to eating habits. The aim is to measure the influence of the environment on eating behaviour and its role in the development of obesity. As a part of this multidisciplinary project, the SHAMA study has three objectives : test hypotheses about the role of the household on eating habits, consolidate the results of qualitative surveys relating to the same themes, put in perspective regional disparities regarding the household/habits theme. Collected data are of anthropometric nature and relate to housing environment, purchase and storage of groceries, kitchen space in the household, preparation and partaking of meals. The SHAMA survey was administered in July 2016 during the pilot phase of ELIPSS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14462265
title: Timeliness and content of retraction notices for publications by a single research group

description: Publications of expressions of concern and retractions should be timely, accurate and comprehensive. We as sessed these characteristics for 292 publications by a research group about which we submitted concerns about publication integrity to 77 journals and 29 publishers between March 2013 and February 2020. By October 2020, 115 publications were corrected (3), had expressions of concern (18), or were retracted (94). The median (95% CI) time from submission of concerns to the first journal correction was 22.1 (18.2–26.9) months: this did not diminish by year of submission of concerns, varied between publishers, and was shorter for journals with higher impact factors. Eighty-four publications of original research were retracted. The median (range) proportion of concerns raised with the journal that were mentioned in the ensuing retraction notices was 9.5% (2–49). At least 75% of retraction notices included the suggested content for 7/9, 3/9 and 3/16 items in the Committee for Publication Ethics and Retraction Watch minimum and optimal recommended formats, respectively. Thus, assessment of concerns about publication integrity was delayed and incomplete. Adherence to recommended content of retraction notices was moderate at best. Strategies are needed to improve the efficiency, accuracy and transparency of processes for resolving concerns about publication integrity.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14462265.v1
title: Timeliness and content of retraction notices for publications by a single research group

description: Publications of expressions of concern and retractions should be timely, accurate and comprehensive. We as sessed these characteristics for 292 publications by a research group about which we submitted concerns about publication integrity to 77 journals and 29 publishers between March 2013 and February 2020. By October 2020, 115 publications were corrected (3), had expressions of concern (18), or were retracted (94). The median (95% CI) time from submission of concerns to the first journal correction was 22.1 (18.2–26.9) months: this did not diminish by year of submission of concerns, varied between publishers, and was shorter for journals with higher impact factors. Eighty-four publications of original research were retracted. The median (range) proportion of concerns raised with the journal that were mentioned in the ensuing retraction notices was 9.5% (2–49). At least 75% of retraction notices included the suggested content for 7/9, 3/9 and 3/16 items in the Committee for Publication Ethics and Retraction Watch minimum and optimal recommended formats, respectively. Thus, assessment of concerns about publication integrity was delayed and incomplete. Adherence to recommended content of retraction notices was moderate at best. Strategies are needed to improve the efficiency, accuracy and transparency of processes for resolving concerns about publication integrity.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343684
title: Compression Raw Data for PVA Stiffness Manuscript

description: Raw .txt files of data from compression experiments on poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343684.v1
title: Compression Raw Data for PVA Stiffness Manuscript

description: Raw .txt files of data from compression experiments on poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343687
title: Evaluation results.xlsx – Op-e-nion– Analytic tool

description: Results of user testing icnluding: – Results (success, error, abandonment) – Completion time – Bipolar Laddering: Positive aspects / Value + Negative aspects / Vlue – Nasa-TLX adapted questionaire
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343687.v1
title: Evaluation results.xlsx – Op-e-nion– Analytic tool

description: Results of user testing icnluding: – Results (success, error, abandonment) – Completion time – Bipolar Laddering: Positive aspects / Value + Negative aspects / Vlue – Nasa-TLX adapted questionaire
DOI: 10.21227/7fx7-8q47
title: Multi-Label Retinal Disease (MuReD)

description: Early detection of retinal diseases is one of the most important means of preventing partial or permanent blindness in patients. One of the major stumbling blocks for manual retinal examination is the lack of a sufficient number of qualified medical personnel per capita to diagnose diseases. Computer-aided diagnosis systems (CAD) have proven to be very effective in helping physicians reduce the time taken to make a diagnosis and minimize variability in image interpretation, but they are not flexible enough to accommodate the simultaneous presence of multiple retinal diseases, which is a common situation in real-world applications. In the past years, few datasets that focus on the classification of multiple retinal pathologies present at the same time, i.e., multi-label classification have been proposed, but there are some shared problems with all of them, such as a narrow range of pathologies to classify, high level of class imbalance, low amount of samples for the underrepresented labels, no assurance in image quality, among others. All these problems hinder the performance of any model trained with these datasets, which leads to poor robustness, lack of generalization, and reduced trustability in its predictions.To address these problems, we constructed the Multi-Label Retinal Diseases (MuReD) dataset, using images collected from three different state-of-the-art sources, i.e., ARIA, STARE, and RFMiD datasets, and performing a sequence of post-processing steps to ensure the quality of the images, a wide range of diseases to classify, and a sufficient number of samples per disease label.The MuReD dataset consists of 2208 images with 20 different labels, with varying image quality and resolution, and at the same time, ensuring a minimal degree of quality in the data, with a sufficient number of samples per label. To the best of our knowledge, the MuReD dataset, is the only publicly available dataset that applies a sequence of post-processing steps to ensure the quality of the images, the variety of pathologies, and the number of samples per label, resulting in increased data quality and a significant reduction of the class imbalance present in the publicly available datasets.It is envisaged that the MuReD dataset will enable the creation of more robust, general, and trustable models for the automatic detection and classification of retinal diseases.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343696
title: Macroindentation Processed Data for PVA Stiffness Manuscript

description: Excel spreadsheets of processed force and distance data for macroscopic indentation of poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343696.v1
title: Macroindentation Processed Data for PVA Stiffness Manuscript

description: Excel spreadsheets of processed force and distance data for macroscopic indentation of poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
DOI: 10.21410/7e4/hapdik
title: Élections régionales 1992, résultats pour les communes de plus de 9000 habitants

description: Les résultats des élections régionales 1992 par département avec agrégation de données. Pour ces élections, le mode de scrutin est proportionnel à un tour et l'offre politique est proposée au niveau département. Pour la Corse, les élections se sont déroulées en 2 tours et, seuls les résultats du 1er tour sont disponibles.
DOI: 10.21410/7e4/bwyivl
title: Dynamiques de mobilisation - vague 4 (ELIPSS 2014)

description: La majeure partie des connaissances produites en sociologie politique quantitative provient des enquêtes conduites au moment des élections. L'étude longitudinale DYNAMOB est proposée par Florent Gougou, Vincent Tiberj et vingt-cinq politistes français. Elle se distingue des enquêtes classiques en couvrant aussi bien les périodes électorales que les périodes ordinaires. Ce dispositif vise à mesurer le poids relatif des facteurs de court terme (effet des campagnes électorales, notamment) et des facteurs de long terme sur le vote des électeurs. La quatrième vague de DYNAMOB s'est déroulée en avril 2014. Il s'agit d'une interrogation des panélistes après les élections municipales qui se traduit par la passation d'un questionnaire« spécifique ». Une grande partie du questionnaire porte sur les votes, la campagne des élections municipales 2014. Ces questions étaient adaptées à la commune de résidence ou d'inscription sur les listes électorales de l'interviewé. The majority of the knowledge produced in quantitative political sociology comes from the surveys conducted during elections. The DYNAMOB longitudinal survey was conducted by Florent Gougou, Vincent Tiberj and 25 French political scientists. It differs from conventional surveys in that it covers both electoral periods and ordinary periods. The purpose of this survey is to measure the relative influence of short-term factors (in particular, the effects of electoral campaigns) and of long-term factors on voting decisions. The fourth wave of DYNAMOB took place in April 2014. It was a survey of panellists after the municipal elections, by means of a “specific” questionnaire.* A large part of the questionnaire focuses on the votes, the campaign for the 2014 municipal elections. These questions were adjusted to the interviewee’s home municipality or place of registration on the electoral roll.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343723
title: Macroindentation Raw Data for PVA Stiffness Manuscript

description: Raw .txt file data for macroindentation of poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
DOI: 10.21410/7e4/b5impk
title: Dynamiques de mobilisation - vague 5 (ELIPSS 2014)

description: La majeure partie des connaissances produites en sociologie politique quantitative provient des enquêtes conduites au moment des élections. L'étude longitudinale DYNAMOB est proposée par Florent Gougou, Vincent Tiberj et vingt-cinq politistes français. Elle se distingue des enquêtes classiques en couvrant aussi bien les périodes électorales que les périodes ordinaires. Ce dispositif vise à mesurer le poids relatif des facteurs de court terme (effet des campagnes électorales, notamment) et des facteurs de long terme sur le vote des électeurs. La cinquième vague de DYNAMOB s'est déroulée en mai 2014. Il s'agit d'une interrogation des panélistes pendant la période précédent les élections européennes qui se traduit par la passation d'un questionnaire « spécifique ». Une grande partie du questionnaire porte sur les intentions de vote et sur la connaissance des têtes de liste des listes candidates au premier tour des élections européennes 2014. Ces questions étaient adaptées à la commune de résidence ou d'inscription sur les listes électorales de l'interviewé. The majority of the knowledge produced in quantitative political sociology comes from the surveys conducted during elections. The DYNAMOB longitudinal survey was conducted by Florent Gougou, Vincent Tiberj and 25 French political scientists. It differs from conventional surveys in that it covers both electoral and non-electoral periods. The purpose of this survey is to measure the relative influence of short-term factors (in particular, the effects of electoral campaigns) and of long-term factors on voting decisions. The fifth wave of DYNAMOB took place in May 2014. It was a survey of panellists during the run-up to the European elections, by means of a “specific” questionnaire.* A large part of the questionnaire relates to voting intentions and to familiarity with the leading candidates in the first round of the 2014 European elections. These questions were adjusted to the interviewee’s home municipality or place of registration on the electoral roll.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20343723.v1
title: Macroindentation Raw Data for PVA Stiffness Manuscript

description: Raw .txt file data for macroindentation of poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
DOI: 10.21410/7e4/43o7me
title: Enquête annuelle - vague 2 (ELIPSS 2014)

description: L’enquête annuelle ELIPSS a pour objectif de disposer de nombreuses variables socio-démographiques, ainsi que de variables de croisement et d’indicateurs fréquemment utilisés en sciences humaines et sociales. Le questionnaire a été construit en collaboration avec plusieurs chercheurs spécialistes des thèmes abordés (cf. Autres identifications et remerciements). En outre, les questions retenues sont très largement issues d’enquêtes existantes et une grande partie est répétée chaque année. L’enquête annuelle traite les questions suivantes : - état civil du panéliste - travail et formation - description socio-démographique du ménage - logement et quartier - revenus et patrimoine - liens sociaux - pratiques de loisirs, pratiques culturelles - croyances et pratiques religieuses - comportements et opinions politiques - état et comportement de santé - habitudes de vie. The purpose of the ELIPSS Annual survey is to obtain numerous sociodemographic variables, together with interactive variables and indicators frequently used in the social sciences. The questionnaire was constructed in collaboration with several researchers specialising in the topics concerned (see Other Identifications and Acknowledgements). In addition, the questions used are extensively based on existing surveys and many of them are repeated every year. The Annual Survey tackles the following questions: the panellist’s civil status, work and education, sociodemographic description of the household, home and neighbourhood, income and assets. social ties, leisure practices, cultural practices, religious beliefs and practices, political behaviours and opinions, health condition and behaviour, lifestyle.