cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.15472/gvdjfj
title: Dinámica sucesional de un fragmento de bosque seco tropical del Valle del Cauca, Colombia

description: I2D-BIO_2015_IPT029

Los ecosistemas del Valle del Cauca han sido transformados a un paisaje con pocos y pequeños fragmentos de bosque. Este estudio midió tasas de mortalidad y reclutamiento, cambios en estructura, composición y almacenamiento de biomasa de la vegetación en una parcela permanente de 1 ha en el Parque Natural Regional El Vínculo, Valle del Cauca, en el 2009 y 2011. Se registraron 1768 tallos con DAP ≥ 5 cm que aumentaron a 1811 tallos en el 2011, representados por 52 especies de 25 familias. Fabaceae y Rutaceae fueron las familias más dominantes. Las especies con mayores IVI, área basal y aporte de biomasa fueron Eugenia procera, Amyris pinnata, Pithecellobium lanceolatum, Guapira sp. y Guazuma ulmifolia. La tasa de mortalidad anual (Tm= 4,84%) se debió a la muerte de tallos de especies heliófilas. La tasa de reclutamiento anual (Tr= 6,94%) reflejó el éxito en la dispersión y establecimiento de especies dispersadas por animales. La tendencia de la vegetación fue a aumentar el área basal y la biomasa. Se concluye que el bosque se encuentra en un estado sucesional temprano, no muestra perturbación y es un reservorio representativo de la diversidad del bosque seco tropical. A partir de la información obtenida se realizó un artículo científico, el cual fue publicado en la Revista Biota Colombiana, volumen 13, número 2, páginas 66-85.
DOI: 10.15472/lvx2kr
title: Anfibios de los enclaves secos del área de influencia de los Montes de María y la Ciénaga de La Caimanera, departamento de Sucre, Colombia

description: Se realiza una descripción de la fauna anfibia asociada a tres localidades en los enclaves secos y ciénagas en el departamento de Sucre, Colombia. Se describieron aspectos de la historia natural de las especies registradas y se relacionó el grado de similitud con otras faunas previamente descritas para la región Caribe. A partir de las prospecciones realizadas se reportan especies consideradas propias de los enclaves húmedos y se amplían las distribuciones conocidas para varias especies consideradas exclusivas de las estribaciones andinas y las tierras bajas del Pacífico.
DOI: 10.15472/v24ppe
title: Anfibios de los enclaves secos en la ecorregión de La Tatacoa y su área de influencia, alto Magdalena, Colombia

description: Como resultado de los trabajos de campo desarrollados entre 1999 y 2005, orientados a evaluar la composición de las comunidades de anfibios en los enclaves secos de La Tatacoa y su área de influencia en el Alto Magdalena, Colombia. Una de las características de la fauna Amphibia en esta región es su marcada espacio-temporalidad, en la cual la presencia de algunas especies está condicionada por las estaciones lluviosas y la disponibilidad del hábitat. Se amplía la distribución para algunas especies consideradas propias de las regiones del Magdalena Medio. El presente listado contiene un total de 71 especies.
DOI: 10.15472/aafnp6
title: Herpetofauna de la Estrella Fluvial de Inírida (ríos Inírida, Guaviare, Atabapo y Orinoco), Orinoquia colombiana: lista preliminar de especies

description: Con base en una evaluación rápida de campo realizada durante la estación seca (febrero 2008) en la Estrella Fluvial de Inírida (confluencia de los ríos Guaviare, Inírida, Atabapo y Orinoco), revisión de los decomisos faunísticos de las corporaciones regionales y análisis bibliográfico, se consolida un listado herpetológico preliminar. Fueron identificadas 62 especies, 31 para la clase Amphibia y 31 para Reptilia. La clase Amphibia está representada por el orden Anura y seis familias, siendo Hylidae la más diversa (12 sp.), seguida de Leptodactylidae (10 sp.). La clase Reptilia incluyó tres órdenes (Crocodylia, Squamata y Testudines), con 12 familias. Las familias más ricas fueron Colubridae (6 sp.) y Podocnemididae (5 sp.). Probablemente la riqueza global de la herpetofauna del área de la Estrella Fluvial de Inírida supere las 100 especies.
Siete especies tienen algún grado de amenaza, en especial, las tortugas acuáticas.
DOI: 10.15472/n9bttx
title: Etnoictiología Kichwa de las lagunas de la cuenca baja del río Curaray (Amazonia), Ecuador

description: El objetivo del trabajo fue caracterizar aspectos ictiobiológicos de las pesquerías artesanales de ocho lagunas de la zona baja del río Curaray en la Amazonia central del Ecuador, con énfasis en su riqueza ictiológica, usos de los peces y el sistema de pesca en lagunas según el conocimiento tradicional del pueblo Kichwa. Para ello se investigó la riqueza ictiológica en ocho lagunas durante la época seca (Septiembre 2011), usando técnicas tradicionales de pesca y se aplicaron encuestas a pescadores locales. Con el inventario de pesca se colectaron 1045 peces correspondientes a 60 especies. Estos peces de laguna registraron cinco categorías de uso local: alimento, medicina, carnada, comercio y uso como materia prima para fabricar utensilios. Además se obtuvo información sobre la pesca en las lagunas, con énfasis en las técnicas aplicadas, horario, frecuencia temporal, épocas de pesca y especies de mayor captura. En el área de estudio, la pesca se constituye en una importante actividad productiva familiar estacional para obtención de alimento e ingresos. Se concluye que los pescadores Kichwa del bajo Curaray tienen un profundo conocimiento etnoictiológico que puede tener relevancia para la conservación de la biodiversidad íctica y el manejo de las pesquerías artesanales amazónicas. A partir de la información obtenida se realizó un artículo científico, el cual fue publicado en la Revista Biota Colombiana, volumen 14, número 1, páginas 5-24.
DOI: 10.15472/fmblho
title: Uso de la fauna en la subcuenca del río Guárico, cuenca del Orinoco (estados Aragua, Carabobo y Guárico), Venezuela

description: La subcuenca del río Guárico se encuentra enclavada en las bioregiones de la cordillera de la Costa (serranía del Interior) y los llanos de los estados Aragua, Carabobo y Guárico e hidrográficamente pertenece a la cuenca del Orinoco. El presente trabajo pretende dar a conocer aspectos del uso de la fauna de vertebrados en la subcuenca del río Guárico a partir de encuestas a los lugareños del área. En el área de trabajo se encontró que la caza (80%), fue el medio de vida secundario más importante entre los 40 lugareños encuestados. La escopeta fue el arma más utilizada. Treinta y dos (32) cazadores se comen lo que cazan. El 59% caza esporádicamente. Las especies más capturadas incluyen 13 mamíferos, cinco aves y un reptil. Los báquiros, el conejo, el picure, las guacharacas, los patos silbadores y las perdices, son las especies más cazadas y abundantes. El único reptil mencionado por los encuestados fue la iguana. Entre los encuestados la pesca (65%) fue el medio de vida secundario más importante después de la cacería y tan solo para tres de ellos (7,5%), la pesca fue su medio de vida principal. Los artes de pesca más utilizados fueron el anzuelo (21 personas), la atarraya (12) y el chinchorro (8). De los 29 pescadores, el 76% utilizó el producto de la pesca como alimento para sustento de su familia y el 24% para la venta. La mayoría de los encuestados pescan en sus días libres (10) o esporádicamente (10). Los peces más capturados incluyen 16 especies, donde la palometa (Mylossoma spp), el caribe (Pygocentrus cariba, Serrasalmus spp), el coporo (Prochilodus mariae) y la cachama (Colossoma macropomum) fueron los más pescados y abundantes según los encuestados. A partir de la información obtenida se realizó un artículo científico, el cual fue publicado en la Revista Biota Colombiana, volumen 14, número 1, páginas 25-32.
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.78s56/1
title: Tokyo_Osaka_data
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.53069
title: Factorial Analysis -- Doe Apartment Building With Ideal Loads System (Mat Files)

description: This is a test upload of summarised simulation data as MAT files. The simulations were carried out with EnergyPlus. The original IDF files can be found on the USDOE website (http://energy.gov/eere/buildings/commercial-reference-buildings). I modified the files to have only ideal loads systems. The factorial analysis varies 5 factors at 3 levels each (243 files) -- U-value, Thermal Mass, Self-Shading (overhangs and fins), Window-to-Wall Ratio, and Ventilation Level.

Upcoming related files, to be posted this summer, include:

1. Original CSV outputs from Eplus.

2. MATLAB scripts to make these summary files.

3. MATLAB scripts to change the base IDF file for a factorial analysis.

4. Other cool things?
DOI: 10.15472/r7mplj
title: Escarabajos Coprófagos (Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae) de la Colección Entomológica del Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

description: Registros de especimenes de escarabajos coprófagos (Scarabaeidae: Scarabaeinae) de Colombia depositados en la colección del Instituto Humboldt.
DOI: 10.17632/78r6yfbmkk.2
title: Survey data on government risk communication and citizen compliance during the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam

description: The data was collected from 467 respondent using an online survey. The survey was conducted from March 31 to April 3, 2020. The dataset includes five major groups of information: (1) socio-economic characteristics of the respondents; (2) the respondents’ self-report on the government risk communications via various information and communication channels; (3) the respondents’ understanding of COVID-19; (4) the respondents’ perception on risks from COVID-19; and (5) the respondents’ compliance with the public health safety measures during the pandemic.
DOI: 10.17632/4d9rwvp77h.2
title: Polarised Covalent Thorium(IV)- and Uranium(IV)-Silicon Bonds
DOI: 10.17632/krmcc3ywb5.1
title: Covid 19 and its effects on the income and financial behavior of the population in DRC

description: This data set provide key insignts to understand how Covid 19 has impacted the income and financial behavior of the population in the post conflict Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
DOI: 10.17632/cxkzb8mr8b.1
title: Phenotypic, Genotypic and Environmental Data: Non-linear kernels, dominance, and envirotyping data increase the accuracy of genome-based prediction in multi-environment trials

description: The phenotypic data consisted of grain yield (ton/ha) records collected from two data sets of tropical maize hybrids in Brazil (HEL and USP). HEL includes a set of 247 maize hybrids from a core of 452 F1 hybrids obtained by crossing 106 inbred lines. Those hybrids were evaluated in 2015 in five sites in Brazil (S1-S3 in the southern region and S4-S5 in the mid-west region). USP includes a set of 570 single-hybrids evaluated across eight environments (E1-E8), involving an arrangement of 2 locations, 2 years, and 2 nitrogen levels. For both sets, the parent lines were genotyped with an Affymetrix Axiom Maize Genotyping Array of 616 K SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms) (Unterseer et al. 2014). Then, standard quality controls (QC) were applied to the data, by removing markers with a Call Rate ≥ 0.95. After this process, the remaining missing data in the lines were imputed with the Synbreed package (Wimmer et al. 2012) using the algorithms from the Beagle 4.0 software (Browning and Browning 2008). Finally, markers with a Minor Allele Frequency (MAF) of ≤ 0.05 were removed, resulting in a total of 52,811 high-quality SNPs for HEL and 54,113 high-quality SNPs for USP. This envirotyping pipeline used in this study were based on the core of functions present in the R package EnvRtype (available at https://github.com/allogamous/EnvRtype [verified 05 July. 2020]). We used 5 time intervals for the function W.matrix() described in the package webpage: (0,14,35,65,90,120). Includes a total of 248 envirotype covariables was obtained for USP and 243 for HEL.
DOI: 10.17632/n73fp22mzh.2
title: Data for: Comparison of Pure Component Thermodynamic Properties from CHEMCAD with Direct Calculation using the Peng-Robinson Equation of State

description: The data and sample calculations shown here accompany the paper Comparison of Pure Component Thermodynamic Properties from CHEMCAD with Direct Calculation using the Peng-Robinson Equation of State. These materials can be used to replicate the data in the paper. The data tables can be used to confirm the reliability of CHEMCAD for process simulations. Abstract of Original Paper: Accurate calculations of properties such as enthalpy, entropy, and fugacity are crucial for chemical process design. These properties are calculated from equations of state in commonly used process design software such as CHEMCAD, and software-based calculations of properties have been routine for decades. Correct application of chemical thermodynamics by the user is a requirement for successful process simulations. Users should be able to easily reproduce the calculations to verify choices made during the development of a simulation. In a previous study, we reproduced the compressibility factors, enthalpy, entropy, and fugacity coefficients from CHEMCAD using the Lee-Kesler method. In this paper, we extend our study to include the Peng-Robinson equation of state. We compare the thermodynamic properties of 48 molecules at two different states. Our results show good consistency for most of these molecules, with percent errors generally less than 1%. The property changes for the difference between the two states show deviations for hydrogen, nitric oxide, and water. For absolute (stream) enthalpies, we observe deviations for air, hydrogen sulfide, nitrogen, oxygen, and water. For absolute (stream) entropies, we observe deviations for hydrogen, hydrogen chloride, nitric oxide, and water. This dataset is a comparison of thermodynamic properties of methane, ethane, propane, n-butane, isobutane, n-pentane, n-hexane, n-heptane, n-octane, ethylene, propylene, 1-butene, 1-pentene, 1-hexene, 1-heptene, 1-octene, acetaldehyde, acetylene, benzene, 1,3-butadiene, cyclohexane, ethanol, ethylbenzene, ethylene oxide, formaldehyde, methanol, styrene, toluene, air, ammonia, bromine, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbon disulfide, chlorine, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen cyanide, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, dinitrogen tetroxide, oxygen, sulfur dioxide, sulfur trioxide, and water calculated with the Peng-Robinson Equation of State to the same calculations in CHEMCAD.
DOI: 10.17632/x8v796pjsx.3
title: KU-HMG1: A Dataset of a Hybrid Micro-Grid Coupled with Photovoltaic-panel, Wind-turbine and Natural Gas Generator (For Payra area, Bangladesh).

description: Authors’ have designed and simulated a hybrid AC-DC micro-grid for a geographical area of Bangladesh, Payra (22.1493° N, 90.1352° E) aiming to the economical electricity supply. The design was held using a popular simulation software, “Homer Pro”. In the micro-grid, solar photovoltaic panel, wind turbine, and Natural gas generator were used as sources and 100 household’s AC load, and 30 Electric vehicle’s DC load as consumers. Solar Global Horizontal Irradiance, wind speed, hourly annual load demand were the corresponding input parameters. In order to utilize the generated power, the load demand has been simulated differently by increasing and decreasing it to some extent, such as 10%, 5% and 2.5% more and less respectively. Finally, there arise 7 datasets including the original and the 6 varied load scenarios. The dataset has total 8761 instance of data where, each set has 14 data samples. Data file contents: Data 1:: Payra_Original_load.csv: Contains raw output data corresponds to the original load demand of Payra, collected from the micro-grid simulation. This file has 8762 set of data where, each set having 14 data samples from the simulation output. Data arrangement is described below: Column 1: Date and time of data recording in the format of DD-MM-YY [hh]:[mm]. Time is in 24-hour format. Column 2: Output power data of the flat plate photovoltaic panel in the "kW" unit. Column 3: Output power data of the Northern Power NPS 60-24 wind turbine in the "kW" unit. Column 4: Output power data of the Autosize Genset Natural gas generator in the "kW" unit. Column 5: Output power data of the Autosize Genset Natural gas generator Fuel consumption in the "m-3" unit. Power values have a maximum of seven decimal places. Column 6: Data for the total electrical load served in the "kW" unit. Column 7: Data for percentage penetration of renewable energy sources. Column 8: Output power data of the Excess Electricity Production in the "kW" unit. Column 9: Output power data of the total renewable energy sources in the "kW" unit. Column 10: Output power data of the Inverter used in the model in the "kW" unit. Column 11: Output power data of the Rectifier, used in the model in the "kW" unit. Column 12: Output power data of the CELLCUBEÂ® FB 20-130 Battery charge in the "kW" unit. Column 13: Output power data of the CELLCUBEÂ® FB 20-130 Battery discharge in the "kW" unit. Column 14: Data for percentage state of charge of the CELLCUBEÂ® FB 20-130 Battery. Data 2:: Payra_10%more_load.csv, Data 3:: Payra_10%less_load.csv, Data 4:: Payra_5%more_load.csv, Data 5:: Payra_5%less_load.csv, Data 6:: Payra_2.5%more_load.csv, and Data 7:: Payra_2.5%less_load.csv :: Contains raw output data that corresponds to the (10% more, 10% less, 5% more, 5%less, 2.5% more, 2.5% less load demand respectively) of Payra, collected from the micro-grid simulation, having the same shape and data arrangement as before.
DOI: 10.17632/nppt95s2rv.2
title: Identifying Potential Tourist Attractions at Central Philippines State University: Basis for Development

description: The Philippines has various Agri and eco-tourism activities and destinations for incoming tourists with completely different propensities. The competitive edges of the country from other countries its natural ambiance, picturesque attractions in addition to mouthwatering food choice that are excellent for rest, relaxation, and recreation. Also, its climate is ideal for outdoor recreational activities. Agri-ecotourism is an aggregate of the words ‘Agri-tourism’ and ‘Ecotourism’. This kind of tourism aims to preserve the culture, tradition, and nature of the area while promoting agriculture as a tourism attraction. Both eco-tourism and agri-tourism are taken into consideration as nature-primarily based tourism as it each relies upon on nature. However, eco-agritourism particularly focuses on sustainable yet community-based total tourism, which is the present trend inside the tourism enterprise nowadays. This sort of tourism calls for the participation of the local community living within the locality to generate jobs as well as deliver them a solid source of income (Medallon, et. Al. 2014).
DOI: 10.17632/nppt95s2rv.1
title: Identifying Potential Tourist Attractions at Central Philippines State University: Basis for Development

description: The Philippines has various Agri and eco-tourism activities and destinations for incoming tourists with completely different propensities. The competitive edges of the country from other countries its natural ambiance, picturesque attractions in addition to mouthwatering food choice that are excellent for rest, relaxation, and recreation. Also, its climate is ideal for outdoor recreational activities. Agri-ecotourism is an aggregate of the words ‘Agri-tourism’ and ‘Ecotourism’. This kind of tourism aims to preserve the culture, tradition, and nature of the area while promoting agriculture as a tourism attraction. Both eco-tourism and agri-tourism are taken into consideration as nature-primarily based tourism as it each relies upon on nature. However, eco-agritourism particularly focuses on sustainable yet community-based total tourism, which is the present trend inside the tourism enterprise nowadays. This sort of tourism calls for the participation of the local community living within the locality to generate jobs as well as deliver them a solid source of income (Medallon, et. Al. 2014).
DOI: 10.17632/7pxbkx84r3.1
title: Serum pemphigoid antibodies in 76 patients: ocular and other sites compared

description: Our data was collected to evaluate the sensitivity, specificity, and differences compared to controls, of a panel of tests and their combinations, for serum pemphigoid autoantibodies in 76 mucous membrane pemphigoid (MMP) patients. This was done to compare those with or without a positive direct immunofluorescence (DIF+) result to test our hypothesis that a panel of serum pemphigoid autoantibody tests, and their combinations, might be used to confirm an immunopathological diagnosis of MMP in DIF negative patients with ocular involvement. The hypothesis was tested by evaluating the sensitivity and specificity of tests and their combinations for cases with that of 45 age, sex, race matched controls. The MMP patients had a clinical diagnosis of MMP with or without a positive DIF using defined criteria in a data collection tool. The number of controls was chosen a priori to give an 80% power to detect a difference in the proportions of BP180-NC16a autoantibodies. This was calculated using data from Wieland CN et al. [Wieland CN, Comfere NI, Gibson LE, et al. Anti-bullous pemphigoid 180 and 230 antibodies in a sample of unaffected subjects. Arch Dermatol 2010;146(1):21-5] on age, sex stratified controls having detectable levels of these in 14/337 (4.15%), and our pilot data in our MMP cases in which 8/32 (25%) had detectable levels. Seventy-six MMP patients were prospectively phenotyped using a data collection tool and matched with 45 healthy age sex matched controls. All patients and controls had serum collected and this was tested for the presence of pemphigoid serum autoantibodies using a panel of 5 tests. The sensitivity and specificity of autoantibody detection, Youden’s index, and significant differences, compared to controls, for individual tests and test combinations were evaluated.
DOI: 10.15468/hpkbtk
title: A spectacular new species of seadragon (Syngnathidae)

description: This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Josefin Stiller, Nerida G. Wilson, Greg W. Rouse (2015): A spectacular new species of seadragon (Syngnathidae). Royal Society Open Science 2 (40458): 1-12, DOI: 10.1098/rsos.140458
DOI: 10.17632/kctnrcp3dg.1
title: Newton ’ s First Law and ETDs : Scholarly Communication at a Liberal Arts University in Hong Kong (survey data)

description: This is the original data (anonymised) file from a faculty survey for the associated paper given at the 18th International Symposium on ElectonicTheses & Dissertations (4-6 Nov. 2015, New Delhi, India) Open Access electronic theses and dissertations are more and more common in universities. This Increase in visibility of early scholarship has prompted re-examination of the traditional publication process from researchers, librarians and post-graduate students. A number of recent studies have shed significant light on if an open access ETD will impact post-graduate students’ ability to publish findings derived from a thesis with an academic publisher. However, these studies have largely focused on publishers, researchers and post-graduates’ attitudes in the United Kingdom and North America. Two years after implementing an Open Access policy for ETDs at a university in East Asia, the author surveyed advisors of research post-graduates on their views regarding Open Access theses and their students’ future publishing prospects.
DOI: 10.14469/hpc/568
title: IRC_isoDa_1 (IRC)

description: Gaussian Calculation
DOI: 10.14469/hpc/569
title: A_Tol_isoTS_1 (ts)

description: Gaussian Calculation