cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zec-672a
title: The effect of the stochasticity of photoionization on 3D streamer simulations

description: This dataset includes all the input and output files for the paper: The effect of the stochasticity of photoionization on 3D streamer simulations. The format of the files are .txt or .dat. All the output and input files are provided. The version of the afivo-streamer code is included.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xm5-vpdk
title: Coverage-Based Testing with Symbolic Transition Systems: Code and Case Study Results

description: The data set contains source code written in the Maude language for generation of coverage-based tests, and source code written in python, for test case execution. Also, it contains all test execution results, and aggregated data based on these results. The dataset is part of the research from Chapter 4 of the PhD thesis "Coverage and Games in Model-Based Testing" by Petra van den Bos. The chapter is based on the paper "Coverage-Based Testing with Symbolic Transition Systems" by Petra van den Bos and Jan Tretmans. For reproducing results, one also needs the software tools Maude and TorXakis, which are not included in this data set.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zu3-vsvk
title: Evaluation of maximum rockfall dimensions based on probabilistic assessment of the penetration of the sliding planes into the slope

description: This Excel sheet contains the data on the spacings for the joints J3 and J5, that were used for the calculation of the persistence of the respective joint sets, as well as the observed persistence data that was used for validation.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xxt-94m9
title: Drug-Homogeneity Index in Mass-Spectrometry Imaging

description: The data and R-script are part of the published article ‘Drug-Homogeneity Index in Mass-Spectrometry Imaging’.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zsj-7ypt
title: Examples from paper "Constraint Formalization for Automated Assessment of Enterprise Models"

description: Examples from paper Joosten, S., Roubtsova, E. E., & El Makki Haddouchi. (2022). Constraint Formalization for Automated Assessment of Enterprise Models. In ICEIS (2) (pp. 430-441).The source contains1) An ArchiMate model with two views.2) 10 Formalized policies in Ampersand.3) An instruction on how to install the Ampersand tool and how to run Ampersand for automatic assessment of an ArchiMate model against formalized policies.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zx3-c4zt
title: Renew Land Administration in the Netherlands: Lessons domain driven design

description: Between 2016 and 2018, The Netherlands’ Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency – in short, Kadaster – successfully renewed the information system supporting its deeds registration. Inspired by action-researchprinciples, the process and resultant lessons are documented using a case study approach.It is shown that beyond Model Driven Architectures, other model-driven methodologies, such as Domain-Driven Design, are entirely useful in the land administration domain.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2xr-x6wm
title: Survey of Malaysian' view on the roles of Artificial Intelligence for the future changes in the financial services industry

description: Questionnaire - Antecedents of generation Z towards digitalisation. A PLS-SEM analysis.Gen Z in Malaysia on the intention to adopt A.I. in Financial Services
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z8b-vc83
title: Crop angle of inclination and satellite metrics

description: The dataset is part of the PhD research topic ''Crop Lodging Detection and Risk Assessment: A multi-sensor approach." the resultant publication is "Estimation of crop angle of inclination for lodged wheat using multi-sensor SAR data." The dataset contains the crop angle of inclination measured on the field and the extract satellite metrics from Sentinel-1, RADARSAT-2 low incidence angle (FQ8) and RADARSAT-2 high incidence angle (FQ21) data. FQ8 data resulted in the highest crop angle of inclination estimation accuracy.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xhq-vssz
title: Dataset belonging to "Macroplastic concentrations in the water column of the river Rhine increase with higher discharge"

description: These scripts, csv and excel files belong to the publication: Macroplastic conentrations in the water column of the river Rhine increase with higher discharge".
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x5p-7b4q
title: GEDSys performance test: SmartSantander sensor network, July 2018

description: The source code of the Geographic Event Detection System (GEDsys), and testing log files. GEDSys is implemented in Python. The log files contain measurements of processing times and latencies during the testing of GEDsys.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-24k-vtqe
title: Continuity and symmetry rules for street network data quality

description: The research is to find out if the rules of continuity and symmetry are consistent with street network data
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2aa-f2rc
title: Experimental data: Performance of single carbon granules as perspective for larger scale capacitive bioanodes

description: The files contain data collected for our publication "Performance of single carbon granules as perspective for larger scale capacitive bioanodes." Authored by Casper Borsje, Dandan Liu, Tom H.J.A Sleutels, Cees J.N. Buisman and Annemiek ter HeijneThe use of high surface area electrodes, like carbon-based felt or granules, in Bioelectrochemical Systems is crucial for high volumetric current production. In case activated carbon granules are used, charge can also be stored in the form of an electric double layer in the pores, which has been shown to improve bioanode performance. So far, it is not known how much current can be generated by a single granule. In this study, we investigate the current production and charge storage behavior of a single carbon granule. Two types of activated carbon granules and one graphite granule are tested to find the untapped potential of granular bioanodes. A single activated carbon granule produces up to 0.6 mA, corresponding to 60 mA cm3 granule volume at 300 mV vs. Ag/AgCl anode potential. Charge e discharge experiments show that capacitive granules produced 1.3e2.0 times more charge compared to a graphite granule with low surface area. When extrapolated to other granular systems, our study indicates that the current generated by granular bioanodes can be improved with several orders of magnitude, which could form the basis of an economically feasible Microbial Fuel Cell.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zxm-rfwt
title: Spatio-temporal linking of multiple SAR satellite data from medium and high resolution Radarsat-2 images

description: A recent development in Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) technology is integrating multiple SAR satellite data to dynamically extract ground features. This paper addresses two relevant challenges: identification of common ground targets from different SAR datasets in space, and concatenation of time series when dealing with temporal dynamics. To address the first challenge, we describe the geolocation uncertainty of InSAR measurements as a three-dimensional error ellipsoid. The points, among InSAR measurements, which have error ellipsoids with a positive cross volume are identified as tie-point pairs representing common ground objects from multiple SAR datasets. The cross volumes are calculated using Monte Carlo methods and serve as weights to achieve the equivalent deformation time series. To address the second challenge, the deformation time series model for each tie-point pair is estimated using probabilistic methods, where potential deformation models are efficiently tested and evaluated. As an application, we integrated two Radarsat-2 datasets in Standard and Extra-Fine modes to map the subsidence of the west of the Netherlands between 2010 and 2017. We identified 18128 tie-point pairs, 5 intersection types of error ellipsoids, 5 deformation models, and constructed their long-term deformation time series. The detected maximum mean subsidence velocity in Line-Of-Sight direction is up to 15mm/yr. We conclude that our method removes limitations that exist in single-viewing-geometry SAR when integrating multiple SAR data. In particular, the proposed time-series modeling method is useful to achieve a long-term deformation time series of multiple datasets.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z82-29dd
title: Peer review procedures - results from a survey among journal editors

description: The data set contains the responses of a survey among 361 journal editors about their journal's peer review procedures. Based on an inventory peer review procedures listing 12 dimensions of review it asks editors to indicate how their journal organizes review with respect to each of these dimensions and whether this has changed since this year 2000.The study was done in the context of a research project aiming to assess the effectiveness of different review procedures in flagging problematic publications as well as the extent in which novel and innovative review formats have been implemented across journals.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zk9-x9jq
title: InSAR deformation time series dataset derived from Sentinel-1 SAR data over Monaghan sinkhole in Ireland

description: This dataset comprises of the geolocations and corresponding deformation time series of InSAR derived Persistent Scatterer points in WGS84 and UTM coordinate system. The deformations were estimated using Delft Implementation of Persistent Scatterring Interferometry (DePSI). Furthermore, it also includes the SAR image basemap made using time averaging coregistered SAR images over the whole area. Please see the README.txt files for more details.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zhr-cxme
title: Yu and Ma 2022v2

description: The United Nations declareds 2021–2030 the ‘Decade of Healthy Ageing ’. Both individuals and society suffer from increasing rates of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia (ADs). In 2019, these diseases contributed to a loss of 33.1 million years of healthy life globally. However, existing research has not fully analyzed the relationship among socioeconomic data and ADs. This study was designed to explore the relationship between Alzheimer’s disease rates and socioeconomic conditions in 120 countries. We used mixed effect models to investigate the relationship between the rates of ADs and socioeconomic data. The data was obtained from global databases, including from The Global Burden of Disease and World Bank. The socioeconomic data included information on gender inequality, wealth inequality, and countries’ overall wealth. This study is among the first studies to put forward statistical evidence of a significant association between AD and other dementias among the elderly and socioeconomic inequality. These findings could help to inform the policies to be designed to improve the quality of interventions for ADs.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-25w-vffx
title: Analyse van Multibeam metingen Rijkswaterstaat 2014- 2017.

description: This report decribes the results of the analysis of Multi-Beam data of Rijkswaterstaat from the Meuse at Maastricht between 2014 and 2017.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x9h-v9s4
title: Data used in paper: A multiple‐standards framework to address externalities resulting from meat production

description: In this project, a framework was developed to assess the implementation of standards in a context of multiple negative externalities resulting from meat production.Data consists of market balance data, production parameters, prices (producer and consumer), emissions (greenhouse gas, ammonia and particulate matter).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zxp-t7tf
title: Categorical and Numeric Relations Dataset

description: Collaboratively constructed knowledge bases play an important role in information systems, but are essentially always incomplete. Thus, a large number of models has been developed for Knowledge Base Completion, the task of predicting new attributes of entities given partial descriptions of these entities. Virtually all of these models either concentrate on numeric attributes (what is Italy’s GDP?) or they concentrate on categorical attributes (Tim Cook is the chairman of Apple). This dataset was created as a part of a research experiment to develop a model for the joint prediction of numeric and categorical attributes based on embeddings learned from textual occurrences of the entities in question. This dataset consists of numeric and categorical relation tuples spanning from 7 different domains such as 'animal', 'country', 'people', etc. The tuples presented in this dataset have been used to train and test a neural network framework to perform the above mentioned task. All data presented in this dataset has been scraped from FreeBase.****FORTHCOMING PUBLICATION: the paper corresponding to this dataset will be available soon****
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zre-jfds
title: LINKDALE: A lightweight learning environment for (geospatial) linked data (part 1)

description: Code of Linkdale
DOI: 10.17026/dans-274-a4w4
title: LINKDALE: A lightweight learning environment for (geospatial) linked data (part 2)

description: Example data used in the paper for the demonstration. See:LINKDALE: A lightweight learning environment for (geospatial) linked data
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2zk-eqz4
title: STAKEHOLDERS’ READINESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ISLAMIC SMART CITY

description: This research is mainly to explore the stakeholders’ readiness in four aspects of technology, human, institutional and Islamic factors, which are important in the development and implementation of the Islamic Smart City.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zkc-9q8d
title: The model for External shocks, agent interactions, and endogenous feedbacks ? Investigating system resilience with a stylized land use model

description: A stylised ABM created in Netlogo 5.0.4 to investigate land system resilience. The dataset contains the model, a ReadMe text, a ODD description of the model, and files that are necessary for the model to run. By using the model in the way described in the article, one can reproduce the results in the article (External shocks, agent interactions, and endogenous feedbacks ? Investigating system resilience with a stylized land use model).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xn2-yewe
title: Source code and data relevant for the paper 'Model Learning as a Satisfiability Modulo Theories Problem'

description: This datasets belongs to the following paper: Model Learning as a Satisfiability Modulo Theories Problem.URL = http://www.sws.cs.ru.nl/publications/papers/fvaan/SMT/main.pdfThe dataset contains the source code of the tool implementing the SMT-based approach described in the paper, the setups/scripts used to run experiments and experimental logs.Paper Abstract: We explore an approach to model learning that is based on using satisfiability modulo theories (SMT) solvers. To that end, we explain how DFAs, Mealy machines and register automata, and observations of their behavior can be encoded as logic formulas. An SMT solver is then tasked with finding an assignment for such a formula, from which we can extract an automaton of minimal size. We provide an implementation of this approach which we use to conduct experiments on a series of benchmarks. These experiments address both the scalability of the approach and its performance relative to existing active learning tools.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xsa-dv6m
title: TOP25Raster, digitaal topografisch bestand - versie september 2012

description: TOP25raster geeft het kaartbeeld van de topografische kaartserie 1:25 000.Door een geautomatiseerd proces vanuit het geografisch basisbestand 1:10 000 resulteert dit in een product met de volgende kenmerken:• Een consistente kleurstelling voor het gehele land• Een directe relatie met het geografisch basisbestand 1:10 000Het TOP25raster wordt in een cyclus van twee jaar geactualiseerd.Voor analyses of applicatie-ontwikkeling in GIS, CAD en Desktop Mapping waarbij het niet nodig is om wijzigingen in het kaartbeeld aan te brengen, maar waarbij de kaart als ondergrond en referentie functioneert, zijn rasterbestanden een goed alternatief. De TOPraster-producten bieden hiervoor de ideale oplossing. Deze bestanden worden softwarematig afgeleid uit de vectorbestanden.Dit betreft een update van de volgende kaartbladen:37a-d, 43a-h, 49a-g. 55a, 64f-h, 65a-h, 67a-b en e-hDANS en het Kadaster werken samen met betrekking tot het duurzaam archiveren en beschikbaar stellen van topografische en kadastrale kaarten. Iedereen mag deze data gebruiken.Het betreft de volgende topografische bestanden: TOP50Vector, TOP250Raster, TOP50Raster, TOP25Raster, de Kadastrale Kaart, TOP10NL, TOP50Vector, TOP50NL, en TOP10Vector.Zie ook het overzicht van de Kadasterbestanden die via DANS beschikbaar zijn.De meest actuele versies van de Kadasterbestanden kunnen direct gedownload worden via de website van Publieke Dienstverlening op de Kaart – PDOK.In het informatieblad vindt u meer informatie over toegang tot de TOP-kaart.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zpy-yx86
title: TOP50Raster, digitaal topografisch bestand - versie 2009

description: Topografisch bestand 1:50.000.Voor analyses of applicatie-ontwikkeling in GIS, CAD en Desktop Mapping waarbij het niet nodig is om wijzigingen in het kaartbeeld aan te brengen, maar waarbij de kaart als ondergrond en referentie functioneert, zijn rasterbestanden een goed alternatief. De TOPraster-producten bieden hiervoor de ideale oplossing. Deze bestanden worden softwarematig afgeleid uit de vectorbestanden. Dit proces wordt raster-uit-vector conversie genoemd.DANS en het Kadaster werken samen met betrekking tot het duurzaam archiveren en beschikbaar stellen van topografische en kadastrale kaarten. Iedereen mag deze data gebruiken.Het betreft de volgende topografische bestanden: TOP50Vector, TOP250Raster, TOP50Raster, TOP25Raster, de Kadastrale Kaart, TOP10NL, TOP50Vector, TOP50NL, en TOP10Vector.Zie ook het overzicht van de Kadasterbestanden die via DANS beschikbaar zijn.De meest actuele versies van de Kadasterbestanden kunnen direct gedownload worden via de website van Publieke Dienstverlening op de Kaart – PDOK.In het informatieblad vindt u meer informatie over toegang tot de TOP-kaart.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x86-sb37
title: Example data and scripts for 'Warping methods for spectroscopic and chromatographic signal alignment: A tutorial'

description: This dataset contains example data and R and Matlab scripts that reproduce the analyses and figures from the article 'Warping methods for spectroscopic and chromatographic signal alignment: A tutorial' (DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.aca.2013.03.048). The paper reviews and explains a number of the most frequently used techniques for signal (i.e. a spectrum or a chromatogram) alignment by means of 'warping'.The scripts in this dataset are meant to be read. They serve as examples and starting guides for those interested in alignment / warping, as an addition to the textual explanation in the paper. Simply running the scripts as ‘black boxes’ is not very useful, since they will simply reproduce the figures from the paper and the Supporting Information. The scripts are annotated (quite extensively, in some cases), so as to make clear what is being done.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z37-bahu
title: RETRIEVAL OF SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: FIELD INVESTIGATIONS, MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING AND DATA ASSIMILATION

description: The uploaded datasets are based on my PhD thesis titled ?RETRIEVAL OF SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: FIELD INVESTIGATIONS, MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING AND DATA ASSIMILATION? (2021). The thesis aims to improve our understanding of soil physical property retrieval by using a data assimilation (DA) system that includes a land surface model (LSM) acted as a system operator and a microwave emission model as a measurement operator. To validate the retrieved results and analyze basic soil properties and soil hydraulic properties (SHP) and thermal properties (STPs) for accurate land surface modeling on the Tibetan Plateau (TP), we conducted in situ and laboratory measurements of soil physical property profiles across different climate zones of the TP. With these collected profiles on the arid (Ngari), semi-arid (Naqu) and sub-humid (Maqu) zones, we compiled the Tibet-Obs soil property dataset. We hope that the compiled dataset and our findings contribute to modeling and research of the Third Pole environment in the hydro-climatology community, and fill geographic gaps amidst the already published global soil databases by the soil community.To investigate the effect of topsoil structures and inhomogeneous moisture distribution in the soil volume on L-band radiation and to do the following soil physical property retrieval, we employed comprehensive field observations at the Maqu site (33.91?N, 102.16?E) on the eastern TP. The supporting data includes ELBARA-III L-band brightness temperature, profile soil moisture and soil temperature, turbulent heat fluxes, meteorological data and vegetation data.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zy5-392x
title: Comparing acoustic analyses of speech data collected remotely

description: This dataset contains the supporting data for the following article:Zhang, C., Jepson, K.M., Lohfink, G. & Arvaniti, A. (2021). Comparing acoustic analyses of speech data collected remotely. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 149 (6), 3910-3916. doi: https://doi.org/10.1121/10.0005132Face-to-face speech data collection has been next to impossible globally as a result of the COVID-19 restrictions. To address this problem, simultaneous recordings of three repetitions of the cardinal vowels were made using a Zoom H6 Handy Recorder with an external microphone (henceforth, H6) and compared with two alternatives accessible to potential participants at home: the Zoom meeting application (henceforth, Zoom) and two lossless mobile phone applications (Awesome Voice Recorder, and Recorder; henceforth, Phone). F0 was tracked accurately by all of the devices; however, for formant analysis (F1, F2, F3), Phone performed better than Zoom, i.e., more similarly to H6, although the data extraction method (VoiceSauce, Praat) also resulted in differences. In addition, Zoom recordings exhibited unexpected drops in intensity. The results suggest that lossless format phone recordings present a viable option for at least some phonetic studies.This dataset contains two data files:- "data_Praat.csv" contains data extracted using Praat- "data_VoiceSauce.csv" contains data extracted using VoiceSauceThe full information of participants, materials, recording procedures, and measurements are recorded in the above-mentioned article.