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DOI: 10.17632/2kk69m98fd
title: Byrd Glacier processed geodetic grounding line data

description: This dataset is from field work conducted at Byrd Glacier, East Antarctica. Global positioning system (GPS) receivers were deployed over the trunk of the glacier as well as two additional units over subglacial lakes in the catchment basin. The dataset here covers two regions. The first is the grounding line where nine receivers were positioned about the grounding line to identify where tidal flexure was occurring during the 2011/12 Austral summer. The second region is Byrd Glacier's catchment basin where two subglacial lakes are hypothesized to be situated. A GPS receiver was deployed on each and the data available here covers the timeline of February 2011 to the end of January 2013. The map included with the downloadable files highlights the locations of the sites. The deployment sites were equipped with Trimble NetR9, 5700, or R7 receivers with Trimble Zephyr antennae. The collected geodetic data is of dual-frequency carrier-beat phase observations which reveals large (~1 m at the grounding line) vertical motion at the ice surface due to the vertical displacement of water at the bed both from tidal fluctuations and the draining and filling of water in the subglacial lakes. The data contain the time of data collection and the positions (XYZ) of the receivers in meter units. The provided GPS grounding line data is sampled at every 5 minutes and the lake GPS data at every 24-hours. The estimated uncertainties of the vertical positions is 2--5 cm which was determined from geodetic data collected at static rock sites surrounding the trunk of the glacier. It is important to stress that this dataset is processed geodetic data and not raw receiver independent exchange format (RINEX) files for the specified timeline. This work was funded by NSF grants ANT0944087 and ANT1255488. *The included map has a hillshade background created from REMA data (https://www.pgc.umn.edu/data/rema/) downloaded from the Polar Geospatial Center.
DOI: 10.17632/cxnrw5y9pb
title: A dataset for δD values of lake water and n-alkanes in different species of aquatic plants across different Chinese lakes

description: A dataset for δD values of lake water and n-alkanes in different species of aquatic plants across different Chinese lakes
DOI: 10.17632/fccb66s94k
title: Love fraud conversations

description: Love fraud conversations between 75 fraudsters and the author.
DOI: 10.17632/g52z2hmxrx
title: ImmunoAIzer

description: This dataset contains processed H&E image patches and their corresponding annotation labels for PanCK, CD3&CD20 and DAPI used for the training of ImmunoAIzer cellular biomarker prediction network.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23586216.v3
title: FMCW Ultra-Low-Signal Measurement Dataset

description: This dataset (zipped) contains raw data of several fmcw measurements and Python code for data processing. <br> Raw data is contained in following directories, as Matlab '*.mat' files: - "TIA": 10,000 measurements, local oscillator disconnected, RX disconnected - "LO": 10,000 measurements, local oscillator connected, RX disconnected - "d1 large": 5,000 measurements, 50% target at distance d1 - "d2 large": 5,000 measurements, 50% target at distance d2 - "d1": 100,000 measurements, 5% target at distance d1 - "d2": 100,000 measurements, 10% target at distance d2 <br> errata.7z replaces "process_data.py" and pre-computed signal processing. Unpack in the same directory after unpacking the main archive. <br> d2_50p adds another directory "d2_50p" with recorded data of a 50 percent target at distance d2, just before the target was replaced by a 10 percent target to lower the signal strength. process_data.py is updated as well. <br> To process data, run "python process_data.py" in the root directory. Unpack in the same directory after unpacking errata.7z. <br>
DOI: 10.17632/mkp4gkv7xh
title: Credit Cycles, Fiscal Policy, and Global Imbalances

description: Data and code for "Credit Cycles, Fiscal Policy, and Global Imbalances" by Callum Jones and Pau Rabanal.
DOI: 10.17632/vpc73kghs3
title: Satisfaction Model In Romantic Relationships

description: In this study, the relationships between romantic relationship satisfaction and basic psychological needs, mindfulness, relationship quality and attribution styles in university students were examined within the framework of the proposed model of Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. Research hypotheses are as follows:
1. Hypothesis: Basic psychological needs directly predicts satisfaction in romantic relationships; indirectly through the causality attribution style, mindfulness and relationship quality.
2. Hypothesis: The causality attribution style directly predicts satisfaction in romantic relationships; indirectly through relationship quality and mindfulness.
3. Hypothesis: Basic psychological needs directly predicts satisfaction in romantic relationships; indirectly through the responsibility attribution style, mindfulness and relationship quality.
4. Hypothesis: The responsibility attribution style directly predicts satisfaction in romantic relationships; indirectly through relationship quality and mindfulness.
5. Hypothesis: Mindfulness directly predicts satisfaction in romantic relationships; indirectly through the relationship quality.

 According to the research results;
1. Basic Psychological Needs predict Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. In addition, Causality Attribution Style, Mindfulness and Relationship Quality mediate in the relationship between Basic Psychological Needs and Romantic Relationship Satisfaction. The hypothesis 1 of the research has been confirmed.
2. Causality Attribution Style predicts Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. In addition, the Causality Attribution Style mediates the relationship between Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships, Relationship Quality and Mindfulness. The hypothesis 2 of the research has been confirmed.
3. Basic Psychological Needspredict Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. In addition, in the relationship between Basic Psychological Needs and Romantic Relationship Satisfaction, Responsibility Attribution Style, Mindfulness and Relationship Quality mediate. The hypothesis 3 of the research has been confirmed.
4. Responsibility Attribution Style predicts Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. At the same time, Responsibility Attribution Style mediates the Relationship Quality and Mindfulness in the relationship of Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. The hypothesis 4 of the research has been confirmed.
5. Mindfulnesspredicts Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships. In the relationship between Mindfulness and Romantic Relationship Satisfaction, Relationship Quality mediates for the Structural ModelI, but it is not significant for the Structural Model II. In this case, it can be said that the Hypothesis 5 of the research is partially confirmed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.29097959.v1
title: sediment analysis T2,T3.xls

description: Sediment samples were collected from the downstream (T2) and upstream (T3) of Tócó Creek in Debrecen, Hungary, to examine the long-term effects of treated sewage effluent on an intermittent stream with a low flow rate. The samples were processed and extracted using 2 M NaOH and 2 M HNO<sub>3</sub>, and they were then examined so that the visible spectrum of the extracted humus-containing solutions was analyzed. In all cases, a first-order exponentially declining function was fitted to the obtained absorbance-wavelength functions with good estimation, where parameter “k” describes the stability of the humic substances and parameter “b” represents the overall humic concentration of the solution. The literature-known humus stability parameters E4/E6 and E2/E3 indicate that the molecule is more stable as its absorbance is less at longer wavelengths. The accuracy of the humus stability measurement can be greatly improved by using a function fitted to the whole spectrum, where 400 measurement points are included. The large number of measured points for providing information on the status of the fulvic acid and humic acid means that the current measurements are likely to be more precise and suitable for achieving the stated objective of this paper. Organic matter content (OMC) of the sediment taken below the sewage discharge point has proved to be more stable than the sample taken above the discharge point.
DOI: 10.17632/bwphph29kv
title: The stoichiometry of the eIF4F complex is important for the activation of the integrated stress response

description: Eukaryotes have evolved independent conserved pathways to regulate translation initiation in response to stress. One is the activation of the integrated stress response (ISR) via phosphorylation of the alpha subunit of the initiation factor eIF2 by kinases that sense biotic and abiotic stresses. This leads to reduction of initiator ternary complex and hence inhibition of global translation initiation. Paradoxically however, eIF2 phosphorylation promotes the translation of pro-survival effector genes, such as GCN4 in yeast. Complementing the ISR is the Target of Rapamycin (TOR) signaling pathway, whose inhibition leads to sequestration of the initiation factor eIF4E and subsequent inhibition of canonical initiation. Here we probe translational control in the absence of eIF4E by utilizing a temperature-sensitive allele of the factor in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Intriguingly, we find that loss of eIF4E leads to translation of GCN4. In addition, we find that translation of GCN4 is neither accompanied by eIF2α phosphorylation nor reduction in initiator ternary complex. Our data suggest that when eIF4E levels are depleted, GCN4 translation is de-repressed via a unique mechanism that involves faster scanning by the small ribosome subunit due to increased local concentration of eIF4A . Overall, our findings suggest that the stoichiometry of eIF4F components is key to ribosome dynamics and may play important roles in translational control of gene expression.
DOI: 10.17632/hhf7bf4zkv
title: PPGES - Nefrocards

description: Objetivo: Desenvolver uma atividade gamificada para o ensino do raciocínio clínico dentro da área de nefrologia. Método: Desenvolvida uma atividade gamificada através da metodologia de Design Science Research (DSR) e posterior avaliação por meio de um questionário baseado no modelo de avaliação de programas de treinamento de Kirkpatrick. Resultado: O Conhecimento aprendido durante a aplicação do jogo educacional teve relação positiva (r=0,799) ao ensinar conteúdos sobre a área de nefrologia. Conclusão: A atividade gamificada desenvolvida é uma ferramenta educacional viável no ensino do raciocínio clínico em nefrologia
DOI: 10.17632/j89cdpxwmw
title: Public Repository for Grantha Data Set

description: The dataset contains handwritten samples of Grantha numbers and vowels, totaling 44 different characters (10 numbers and 34 vowels). The data was collected on standard A4 sheets and scanned using a mobile phone. The handwritten samples were obtained from a diverse group of 150 subjects across various age groups. The data underwent segmentation, preprocessing, and was stored in a publicly accessible repository. After removing obscured images and scribbles, the final dataset comprises 5,852 digitized images, which include 1,330 Grantha numbers (133 samples for each number) and 4,522 vowels (133 samples for each vowel). This data is meticulously organized into respective folders. Additionally, the dataset is available in the form of 44 CSV (comma-separated values) files, with each file representing a unique character or number, and the corresponding labels attached.
DOI: 10.17632/rrhbrsxzr8
title: The raw data of the China Gastrointestinal Health Index

description: This is the calculation result of GHI2022.
DOI: 10.17632/8tyd2z7xgr
title: Code and data for "Barking Up The Wrong Tree: Return-chasing in 401(k) Plans"

description: The directory contains code and data used for the paper "Barking Up The Wrong Tree: Return-chasing in 401(k) Plans".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19368041.v1
title: Supplementary Material for: Cytogenomic Characterization of a Novel de novo Balanced Reciprocal Translocation t(1;12) by Genome Sequencing Leading to Fusion Gene Formation of <b><i>EYA3/EFCAB4b</i></b>

description: <b><i>Introduction:</i></b> The accurate detection of breakpoint regions of disease-associated chromosomal rearrangements helps understand the molecular mechanisms and identify the risks involved with disrupted genes. <b><i>Methods:</i></b> In this study, a girl with growth retardation is characterized using positional cloning and genome sequencing. The techniques include fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) with paint (WCP) and bacterial-artificial chromosomes (BAC) probes, PCR, real-time PCR, and short and long-read sequencing. <b><i>Results:</i></b> The translocation was identified by GTG banding and confirmed by WCP FISH. Microarray ruled out the involvement of other copy number variations except for 6 homozygous regions which are not disease-causing variants. Fine mapping with FISH showed split signals with BAC clone RP11-312A3. Genome sequencing of short-read with an average 30× depth and long-read sequencing technology with a 3.8× coverage identified both breakpoints, confirmed by Sanger sequencing, that showed microhomology. The breakpoint at 1p and 12p regions disrupted <i>EYA3</i> and <i>EFCAB4B</i> genes. Expression analysis of <i>EYA3</i> showed a 7-fold increase, suggesting the formation of a fusion gene with <i>EFCAB4B</i>. <i>EYA3</i> is involved in skeleton development, and <i>EFCAB4B</i> plays a role in calcium metabolism, which may be relevant for the patient’s phenotype. <b><i>Conclusion:</i></b> The systematic application of genome techniques to translocations and their advantages is discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21967433.v1
title: Cephalium Orientation Data.xlsx

description: Data regarding the orientation of the cephalium in different species of the tribe Cereeae (Cactaceae)
DOI: 10.17632/x7jdtrbf4s
title: Pyrough: A tool to build 3D samples with rough surfaces for atomistic and finite-element simulations

description: Natural samples are characterized by surface roughness which is intrinsically multi-scale as depicted by the well known concept of fractal dimension. Nevertheless, surface asperities are barely taken into account in simulations and modeling where flat surfaces and sharp corners or edges are generally preferred for the sake of simplicity. In this context, we propose here a versatile Python program called Pyrough that aims at building virtual samples characterized by configurable surface roughness for numerical applications such as atomistic and finite-element simulations. The program is open source and relies on the classical roughness theory that integrates the concept of self-affine surface. Several basic shapes including basic blocks, spheres, grains and wires with self-affine surface asperities are implemented and the object-oriented structure of the program simplifies the implementation of more complex objects. Virtual sample design is improved using Pyrough, which enables more realistic simulations to be made. Several application examples including e.g., the design of wavy grain boundaries or nanoindentation testing using a roughened indenter tip are presented.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.26009170.v1
title: HepG2 RNA-Seq Data files

description: RNA-Seq was performed on HepG2 cells treated with either DMSO, T0901317, SR9238 or SR9243 (all 10uM) for 24 hours.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6483614.v1
title: Simple model bundle atlas for RecoBundles

description: This is a dataset to be used by the RecoBundles algorithm available in DIPY (http://dipy.org). The algorithm is explained in the paper:<br>Garyfallidis, Eleftherios, et al. "Recognition of white matter bundles using local and global streamline-based registration and clustering." NeuroImage 170 (2017): 283-297.<br>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28712994<br><br>This dataset is curated from the dataset explained in the following paper <br>Yeh, Fang-Cheng, et al. "Population-averaged atlas of the macroscale human structural connectome and its network topology." NeuroImage 178 (2018): 57-68.<br><br>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053811918304324<br>All the bundles and trk (Trackvis) files are in MNI space ICBM 2009a.<br>
DOI: 10.17632/9pzs3y5f82
title: Anxiety Survey 

description: This data shows the answers of an anxiety survey given to university students in both control and treatment groups, pre-tests and post-tests. The treatment was students recording supplemental speaking videos on Flip once every 2-3 weeks over the course of one semester. 
Items 1-18 are a 6 point Likert scale survey, designed with items from the Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety Scale and the Shortened Scale of Foreign Language Listening Anxiety. Higher values correlate with higher anxiety. The four anxiety categories were: Communication apprehension (Items 4, 6, 7, 9, 18), Fear of feedback by peers and teachers (Items 5, 8, 10), Self-focused apprehension (Items 1-3), and Task-focused apprehension (Items 11-17). 
When the survey was distributed, there were strict instructions from the university not to collect any personal information from students, such as names, student ID numbers, etc. Therefore data is anonymous and has been treated as independent samples. 
Notable findings include:
-In the post-tests, Mann-Whitney results showed the experimental group reported significantly lower anxiety in items 3, 13, 16, and one principal component (self-focused apprehension).
-The control group reported significantly lower anxiety in item 8 and one principal component (fear of feedback by peers and teachers). 
-According to both IRT and PCA, items 2, 3, 4, 9, and 16 showed differences between the experimental and control groups (considering a 10% level of significance).
DOI: 10.17632/8z59vcpdf3
title: Application of a Generalized Additive Mixed Model (GAMM) in Timeseries Study of Dairy Cows’ Behavior Under Hot Summer Conditions

description: Supplemental Tables
DOI: 10.17632/pcmcnd575d
title: Field Observation Evidence for Kink Points in the Vertical Kinetic Energy Flux Profiles of Wind-blown Sand over Gobi and Its Significance

description: We have performed comprehensive measurements of the vertical profiles of particle counts and kinetic energy for wind-blown sand over gobi. In the three measurement sites, four aeolian transport events were measured, two of which were measured in R1 (20180501R1 and 20180504R1; 39°8.062′N, 88°59.967′E) and one in each of R2 (20190514R2; 42°18.250′N, 94°1.483′E) and R3 (20190523R3; 43°6.983′N, 91°9.533′E). The vertical profiles of the particle count and KE flux were measured by vertical arrays of piezoelectric impact sensors (H11-LIN 10×, Sensit), and the saltation mass flux profiles over gobi were measured by vertical arrays of Big Spring Number Eight (BSNE) traps. In R1, a vertical array of five piezoelectric impact sensors was deployed at heights of 0.05, 0.12, 0.38, 0.80, and 1.38 m (geometric mean) above the ground with a measurement frequency of 1 Hz. Seven sand traps were deployed at mid-inlet heights of 0.025, 0.175, 0.285, 0.585, 1.16, 1.79, and 3.00 m. Wind profiles were observed by four HOBO U21 anemometers at heights of 0.20, 0.80, 2.00, and 3.00 m with a measurement time interval of 1 min, located approximately 20 m east of the saltation observation site. In R2 and R3, seven piezoelectric impact sensors were deployed at multiple heights, and the respective deployment heights were 0.05, 0.17, 0.31, 0.54, 1.00, 1.47, and 2.14 m above the ground in R2 (Figure 1e) and 0.05, 0.22, 0.59, 1.16, 2.47, 4.00, and 6.00 m above the ground in R3. The measurement frequency was 1 Hz. Seven BSNE traps were deployed at heights of 0.025, 0.20, 0.285, 0.31, 0.72, 1.30, 2.09 and 3.30 m in R2, and those in R3 were situated in a wind-blown sand measurement tower with 16 traps at heights of 0.025, 0.125, 0.275, 0.575, 0.875, 1.175, 1.575, 1.975, 2.475, 2.975, 3.475, 3.975, 4.975, 5.975, 6.975, and 8.975 m above the ground (Figure 1f). The wind profiles in R2 were measured by three HOBO U21 anemometers at heights of 0.20, 0.50, and 2.00 m with a measurement time interval of 1 min, located approximately 10 m south of the saltation observation site. In R3, the wind speed and direction were measured by a Gill 2-D sonic Windsonic at a height of 2 m with a time interval of 10 min, located approximately 10 m north of the saltation measurement site. The results show that unlike the exponential decrease in the particle count flux with height, the KE flux profile curve was nonmonotonic and could be well fitted by a Pearson VII function. The height where the maximum KE flux density occurred (kink points) ranged from 0.09 to 0.15 m above the ground. In addition, the nonmonotonic KE flux profiles primarily emerged during periods of strong transport and were mainly caused by large saltating sand particles due to their high KE as they rebounded from the grain-bed collision.
DOI: 10.17632/jgcjrcxdnc
title: solar irradiance and load profile

description: The dataset is obtained from the database of HOMER software. The dataset includes the Global Solar of Guangzhou city, China,  power output with generic PV panels (817 kWp), and hourly load.
DOI: 10.17632/zzb7jyy8w8
title: SDFVD2.0: Extension of Small Scale Deep Fake Video Dataset

description: The SDFVD 2.0 is an augmented extension of the original SDFVD dataset, which originally contained 53 real and 53 fake videos. This new version has been created to enhance the diversity and robustness of the dataset by applying various augmentation techniques like horizontal flip, rotation, shear, brightness and contrast adjustment, additive gaussian noise, downscaling and upscaling to the original videos. These augmentations help simulate a wider range of conditions and variations, making the dataset more suitable for training and evaluating deep learning models for deepfake detection. This process has significantly expanded the dataset resulting in 461 real and 461 forged videos, providing a richer and more varied collection of video data for deepfake detection research and development. 
Dataset Structure
The dataset is organized into two main directories: real and fake, each containing the original and augmented videos. Each augmented video file is named following the pattern: 
‘__aug_.mp4’
where is either real or fake and ranges from 0 to 7 corresponding to the different augmentation techniques applied.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.27336081.v1
title: Code in Python for the paper Financial Literacy Assessments

description: Code in Python for the paper: Adapting Financial Literacy Assessments for Generational Differences in Cognitive Biases
DOI: 10.17632/fd4rz92zbj
title: Dataset Wayuu

description: Technological skills are currently part of educational programs in university education, since they affect the consolidation and construction of new knowledge. Additionally, they develop skills that allow them to locate, evaluate, use and communicate information in all professional specialties, achieving an adaptation to the demands of society. Added to this, it reduces the digital divide and the inclusion of indigenous ethnic groups. In Colombia, the Wayuu ethnic group resides in the Department of Guajira, which is part of the population of students from public universities. The data in this article shows the competences Wayuu students have with the use of technological tools in their academic activities. The data was collected through a Likert questionnaire from students at public universities and processed through statistical software. The data show that digital literacy is an issue that develops skills to use effectively, technological tools in academic and professional settings
DOI: 10.17632/p2yt92jnnr
title: Conley and Kelly Persistence Replication JIE

description: This file contains all data and code used in Conley and Kelly "The Standard Errors of Persistence"