cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24112548.v1
title: DATA FROM: Marginal population dynamics at the leading edge of a temperate species in the boreal-temperate ecotone

description: Data from: Marginal population dynamics at the leading edge of a temperate species in the boreal-temperate ecotone. A MSExcel spreadsheet including data used to estimate minimal stand age and tree size structure, as well as the identification and radiocarbon dating of wood remains and charcoal particles from 8 marginal red maple stands at the leading edge of the species' range in eastern Canada.## Description of the Data and file structureSheet 1 - Metadata. Provides details about the study sites (Site name, Sampling date, Longitude [decimal degrees north], Latitude [decimal degrees east], and Altitude [m above sea level]), and a glossary for species codes. Sheet 2 - Stand-size structure. At each site, the diameter at breast height (DBH in cm) of each tree (&gt;2 cm DBH) inside a 400 square metre plot was measured with a tree caliper.Sheet 3 - Tree age. At each site, up to 10 of the largest Acer rubrum and Betula payrifera trees were cut down and disks were collected as close to the root collar as possible. Sampled disks were sanded and tree rings were counted. Trees were assigned to their emergence decade. Sheet 4 - Charcoal diversity. At each site, charcoal fragments extracted from 20 soil samples were identified to the highest taxonomic unit possible (TaxonID). For each TaxonID, data from the 20 sampling microsites were aggregated for each stand.Sheet 5 - Radiocarbon dates. Radiocarbon date of charcoal particles and wood remains extracted from forest soil or forest hollow sediments. For each datem, UCIrvine is the reference number at the Keck Carbon Cycle AMS Facility (University of California Irvine); ULaval is the refernce number at the Laboratoire de radiochronologie (Université Laval, Québec); F14C is the is percent modern carbon ± SD ; D14C is the per mille depletion in sample carbon 14 prior to isotopic fractionation correction ± SD ; 14C age is the non-calibrated radiocarbon carbon dates ± SD intervals.
DOI: 10.23729/ffb71deb-0abc-4a97-b096-5b12723bd4dc
title: The Holy Cross Church, Hattula
title: Heliga Korsets Kyrka, Hattula

description: The Church of the Holy Cross (built around 1472–1500) in Hattula (Häme) houses the most voluminous program of medieval wall paintings in Finland. The paintings, dated to 1510–1516, have undergone minimal changes during the centuries and are in a fragmented state of their medieval appearance. The style and motifs resemble those in Lohja Church and they may be the work of painters from the same workshops. The motifs include numerous images of saints, especially female saints in the arches and pillars of the chancel area. Other motifs include the full salvation history, life and miracles of Virgin Mary, Old Testament motifs as well as some morality motifs. The paintings in the porch are poorly preserved. The donators are likely several individuals and families, but the coat of arms of Åke Göransson Tott and his spouse Marta Bengtsdotter Ulv are presented in the arches of the nave.
description: Hattulan (Häme) Pyhän Ristin kirkossa (rakennettu noin 1472–1500) on säilynyt Suomen laajin keskiaikaisten seinämaalausten kokonaisuus. Vuosille 1510–1516 ajoitetut maalaukset ovat kokeneet vähäisiä muutoksia vuosisatojen aikana ja ovat tänä päivänä keskiaikaisessa, tosin fragmentoituneessa, tilassaan. Tyyli ja aiheet muistuttavat Lohjan kirkon maalauskokonaisuutta ja voivat olla samojen työpajojen maalareiden töitä. Aiheiden joukossa on lukuisia pyhimyskuvia, erityisesti naispyhimyksiä kuorin kaareissa ja pilareissa. Muita aiheita ovat muun muassa koko pelastushistoria, Neitsyt Marian elämä ja ihmeet, Vanhan testamentin aiheita sekä joitakin moraliteettiaiheita. Asehuoneen maalaukset ovat säilyneet varsin huonosti. Lahjoittajien joukossa on todennäköisesti useita henkilöitä ja perheitä, mutta keskilaivan arkadikaarissa on Åke Göransson Tottin ja hänen puolisonsa Marta Bengtsdotter Ulvin vaakunat.
description: Heliga korsets kyrka (byggd omkring 1472–1500) i Hattula (Tavastland) har Finlands största helhet av medeltida väggmålningar. Målningarna är daterade mellan 1510 och 1516 och har genomgått mindre förändringar under århundradena och är idag i sitt fragmentariska medeltida tillstånd. Stilen och motiven liknar Lojo kyrkas målningar och kan vara verk av målare från samma verkstäder. Bland motiven finns många helgonbilder, särskilt kvinnliga helgon på bågar och pelare i koromrodet. Andra ämnen inkluderar hela frälsningshistorien, Jungfru Marias liv och mirakel, Gamla testamentets scener och några moraliserande motiv. Målningarna i vapenhuset har bevarats ganska dåligt. Det finns troligen flera individer och familjer bland donatorerna, men i skeppets arkadbågen finns Åke Göransson Tottis och hans hustru Marta Bengtsdotter Ulvis vapen.
DOI: 10.23729/daeaaf87-4295-433c-bac0-c6a4465b1154
title: Church of the Holy Cross, Rauma
title: Raumo Heliga Korsets kyrka

description: The medieval wall paintings of the former Franciscan convent church in Rauma (Satakunta), now known as the Church of the Holy Cross. The paintings are dated between 1510 to 1522. Only the paintings in the chancel area remain and they were heavily overpainted during restauration in 1891. At that time, explanatory texts in Finnish were also added. The overpainted images have been left in their current form as an evidence of the restauration ideals of the late 19th century.
description: Rauman (Satakunta) entisen fransiskaaniluostarikirkon keskiaikaiset seinämaalaukset, nykyisin kirkko tunnetaan Pyhän Ristin kirkkona. Maalaukset ajoittuvat vuosien 1510–1522 välille. Vain kuorin maalaukset ovat jäljellä ja ne on voimakkaasti päällemaalattu restauroinnin yhteydessä vuonna 1891. Tuolloin kuviin lisättiin myös suomenkieliset, selittävät tekstit. Päällemaalatutu kuvat on jätetty nykyiseen muotoonsa todisteeksi 1800-luvun lopun restaurointiihanteista.
description: De medeltida väggmålningarna av den före detta franciskanerklosterkyrkan i Rauma (Satakunta), numera Heliga Korsets kyrka. Målningarna är daterade mellan 1510 till 1522. Endast målningarna på korområdet finns kvar och de övermålades kraftigt vid restaurering i 1891. Då lades också förklarande texter på finska till bilderna. De övermålade bilderna har lämnats i sin nuvarande form som ett bevis på det sena 1800-talets restaureringsideal.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/6684322
title: The online shopping experience of different genera
DOI: 10.17029/cb042d9a-08d3-4217-b127-c9b62c5d95e1
title: Dataset: Supplement for HWI and T2DM metabolic health Project

description: Supplement 1. Table showing metabolic and cardiovascular outcome variables of published chronic passive heating studies.
DOI: 10.3886/e115490v3-142278
title: Replication code and data for "Is Uber a Complement or Substitute with Public Transit?"

description: How Uber affects public transit ridership is a relevant policy question facing cities worldwide. Theoretically, Uber’s effect on transit is ambiguous: while Uber is an alternative mode of travel, it can also increase the reach and flexibility of public transit’s fixed-route, fixed-schedule service. We estimate the effect of Uber on public transit ridership using a difference-in-differences design that exploits variation across U.S. metropolitan areas in both the intensity of Uber penetration and the timing of Uber entry. We find that Uber is a complement for the average transit agency, increasing ridership by five percent after two years. This average effect masks considerable heterogeneity, with Uber increasing ridership more in larger cities and for smaller transit agencies.
DOI: 10.5519/qd.80yj27y4
title: Query on the Natural History Museum Data Portal (data.nhm.ac.uk) (158 records)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24306535
title: DATA from: Lire le passé forestier dans un bourbier : histoire écologique et dynamique contemporaine d’une population marginale nordique d’érable rouge (<i>Acer rubrum</i>)

description: DATA from: Lire le passé forestier dans un bourbier : histoire écologique et dynamique contemporaine d’une population marginale nordique d’érable rouge (<i>Acer rubrum</i>). A MSExcel spreadsheet including wood macrofossil charcoal data extracted from a forest hollow in site T83, located at the leading edge of red maple in the mixedwood ecotone.<br>Description of the Data and file structureSheet 1 - Number of wood charcoal particles extracted at each 1cm-depth from three peat cores (B1, SR2, and SR3) sampled in the forest hollow at site T83. Cores B1, SR2, and SR3 were washed in sieves (4mm and 2mm mesh-size) and the number of charcoal particles recovered from each sieve are reported at each depth (in cm from the surface). Sheet 2 - Details of taxonomic identifications and radiocarbon datations. Core: The core from which each charcoal particle was extracted (B1, SR2, or SR3); Depth: the depth at which the charcoal particles was found (in cm from the surface), core B1 was subsampled every 5 cm for taxonomic identifications; Sieve: the sieve from which the charcoal particles was retrieved (4mm or 2mm mesh-size); Sample ID: an arbitrary number (given for each individual particle recovered from a peat sample at a given mesh-size); Charcoal ID: a unique identifier for each charcoal in the dataset; Mass: the mass of each individual charcoal particle before taxonomic identification (in g); Notes (in french): some explnatory notes regarding features used for taxonomic identifications and/or taphonomic issues; Taxonomic ID: the taxonomic identifications; Mass2: the mass of charcoal material that was send for radiocrabon datation after taxonomic identification (in g); Lab Number (UCIAMS; ULA): Laboratory number given by the Keck Carbon Cycle AMS Facility (UCIAMS) and Laboratoire de radiochronologie 14C du Centre d’études nordiques (ULA); 14C age: radiocarbon age and standard deviation (in years Before Present); 2σ-interval (and probability): the two-sigma interval of the calibrated date having the highest probability (in calibrated years Before Present) and associated probability; Median calibrated age: the median calibrated age (in calibrated years Before Present).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24188649.v1
title: Optimization of high-throughput 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing: an assessment of PCR pooling, mastermix use and contamination

description: Supplementary materials for "<b>Optimisation of high-throughput 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing: an assessment of PCR pooling, mastermix use and contamination</b>", as described in Microbial Genomics, including:Supplementary FiguresSupplementary TablesSupplementary Methods and ResultsCARRIAGE study authorship listENA accession numbers and sample metadataSTORM guidelines checklistTaxonomy tables
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24188649
title: Optimization of high-throughput 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing: an assessment of PCR pooling, mastermix use and contamination

description: Supplementary materials for "<b>Optimisation of high-throughput 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing: an assessment of PCR pooling, mastermix use and contamination</b>", as described in Microbial Genomics, including:Supplementary FiguresSupplementary TablesSupplementary Methods and ResultsCARRIAGE study authorship listENA accession numbers and sample metadataSTORM guidelines checklistTaxonomy tables
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24306748
title: Data for Behavioral Responses of Assamese macaques (<i>Macaca assamensis</i>) to Variation in Food Availability and Climatic factors in Longrui, Guangxi, China

description: Habitat adaptation of animals depends on their ability to adjust their behaviors to environmental changes. Studying animal adaptive responses to different environmental variables sheds light on how individuals survive in a particular environment. From October 2021 to September 2022, we examined the changes in diet and activity budgets of Assamese macaques (<i>Macaca assamensis</i>) in a limestone forest in response to variations in food availability and climate. Assamese macaques fed on 157 food items obtained from 99 plant species. Dietary diversity may have resulted from the relative shortage of fruit resources in limestone forests. Assamese macaques were primarily folivorous. Their diet comprised five categories of foods: young leaves (58.5% ± 20.4%), mature leaves (6.8% ± 8.2%), fruits (30.3% ± 25.3%), flowers (3.6% ± 5.7%) and stems (0.8% ± 0.9%). Seasonal variation in dietary composition and activity budgets interpreted species’ foraging adaptations to the variation in food availability. They spent most of their time feeding and moving during the rainy season, whereas the resting time was significantly reduced. This pattern enabled to maximize the feeding benefits using a “high-cost, high-yield” strategy as food resources were relatively abundant during the rainy season. Conversely, the macaques reduced their moving time and increased their resting and grooming times, using a “low-cost, low-yield” strategy to conserve energy when food quality decreased during the dry season. Moreover, the macaques responded to climate variations by decreasing their moving time and increasing their grooming time, thus conserving energy when temperatures decreased. These findings suggested that Assamese macaques exhibited high behavioral flexibility in response to fluctuations in food availability and climate associated with particular limestone habitats.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24306748.v1
title: Data for Behavioral Responses of Assamese macaques (<i>Macaca assamensis</i>) to Variation in Food Availability and Climatic factors in Longrui, Guangxi, China

description: Habitat adaptation of animals depends on their ability to adjust their behaviors to environmental changes. Studying animal adaptive responses to different environmental variables sheds light on how individuals survive in a particular environment. From October 2021 to September 2022, we examined the changes in diet and activity budgets of Assamese macaques (<i>Macaca assamensis</i>) in a limestone forest in response to variations in food availability and climate. Assamese macaques fed on 157 food items obtained from 99 plant species. Dietary diversity may have resulted from the relative shortage of fruit resources in limestone forests. Assamese macaques were primarily folivorous. Their diet comprised five categories of foods: young leaves (58.5% ± 20.4%), mature leaves (6.8% ± 8.2%), fruits (30.3% ± 25.3%), flowers (3.6% ± 5.7%) and stems (0.8% ± 0.9%). Seasonal variation in dietary composition and activity budgets interpreted species’ foraging adaptations to the variation in food availability. They spent most of their time feeding and moving during the rainy season, whereas the resting time was significantly reduced. This pattern enabled to maximize the feeding benefits using a “high-cost, high-yield” strategy as food resources were relatively abundant during the rainy season. Conversely, the macaques reduced their moving time and increased their resting and grooming times, using a “low-cost, low-yield” strategy to conserve energy when food quality decreased during the dry season. Moreover, the macaques responded to climate variations by decreasing their moving time and increasing their grooming time, thus conserving energy when temperatures decreased. These findings suggested that Assamese macaques exhibited high behavioral flexibility in response to fluctuations in food availability and climate associated with particular limestone habitats.
DOI: 10.7488/ds/7520
title: Protected areas reduce deforestation and degradation, and enhance woody growth across African woodlands

description: Data associated with the publication: McNicol, I.M. et al (2023) Protected areas reduce deforestation and degradation and enhance woody growth across African woodlands. Communications Earth and Environment, ### Abstract ### Protected areas are increasingly promoted for their capacity to sequester carbon, alongside biodiversity benefits. However, we have limited understanding of whether they are effective at reducing deforestation and degradation, or promoting vegetation growth, and the impact that this has on changes to aboveground woody carbon stocks. Here we present a new satellite radar-based map of vegetation carbon change across southern Africa’s woodlands and combine this with a matching approach to assess the effect of protected areas on carbon dynamics. We show that protection has a positive effect on aboveground carbon, with stocks increasing faster in protected areas (+0.53% per year) compared to comparable lands not under protection (+0.08% per year). The positive effect of protection reflects lower rates of deforestation (-39%) and degradation (-25%), as well as a greater prevalence of vegetation growth (+12%) inside protected lands. Areas under strict protection had similar outcomes to other types of protection after controlling for differences in location, with effect scores instead varying more by country, and the level of threat. These results highlight the potential for protected areas to sequester aboveground carbon, although we caution that in some areas this may have negative impacts on biodiversity, and human wellbeing.
DOI: 10.17632/wjz2rzxw68.1
title: SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION

description: Information on the production of the APPswe mutation plasmid.
DOI: 10.17632/gng7ykcsf2.1
title: Identification of the problem in relation to the Dominican Republic, Migration Policies and Human Rights: case of children of Haitian immigrants in conditions of illegality born in the country.

description: The Dataset contains the MeProB or set of 11 steps that contribute to specify the possible research problem of my doctoral thesis entitled: The Dominican Republic, Migration Policies and Human Rights: Case children of Haitian immigrants in conditions of illegality born in the country, period 2004-2016. This was an assignment or task carried out in the Workshop Course update in methodology of scientific research, taught by the Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña to its teachers.
DOI: 10.17632/gng7ykcsf2.2
title: Identification of the problem in relation to the Dominican Republic, Migration Policies and Human Rights: case of children of Haitian immigrants in conditions of illegality born in the country.

description: The Dataset contains the MeProB or set of 11 steps that contribute to specify the possible research problem of my doctoral thesis entitled: The Dominican Republic, Migration Policies and Human Rights: Case children of Haitian immigrants in conditions of illegality born in the country, period 2004-2016. This was an assignment or task carried out in the Workshop Course update in methodology of scientific research, taught by the Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña to its teachers.
DOI: 10.17632/vymjrkhr22.1
title: data

description: Air pollutants and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
DOI: 10.17632/m9777n6ph5.1
title: Blood flow patterns switch VEGFR2 activity through differential S-nitrosylation and S-oxidation

description: Supporting data for Sang Won Kang et al, Cell Reports, 2023 Western Blot
DOI: 10.17632/m9777n6ph5.2
title: Blood flow patterns switch VEGFR2 activity through differential S-nitrosylation and S-oxidation

description: Uncroppted blot data for Kang et al, Cell Reports, 2023 Western Blot
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/ds/3854916
title: csEG-BiomoleculesMDPI-dataset
DOI: 10.17632/hnhd3h7wsd.1
title: data

description: Investigating the Link between Inflation and Economic Growth in Fiji: An ARDL Bounds Testing and Error Correction Approach/////// Dataset
DOI: 10.17632/mpy85ns82z.1
title: Afaan Oromo Text to Speech Synthesis dataset

description: Afaan Oromo Text to Speech Synthesis dataset is a public domain speech dataset consisting of 8,076 short audio clips of a single male speaker reading sentences collected from legitimate sources such as News Media sources, Non-fiction books, and Afaan Oromo Holy bible. A transcription and its normalized text are provided for each clip. After two weeks of the audio recording process, a total of 17 hours of recorded speech data that corresponded to a total of 8076 recorded .wav files was created.

File Format
Metadata is provided in metadata.csv. This file consists of one record per line, delimited by the pipe character. 

The fields are:

ID: this is the name of the corresponding .wav file
Transcription: words spoken by the reader (UTF-8)
Normalized Transcription: transcription with numbers, ordinals, and monetary units expanded into full words (UTF-8).
Each audio file is a single-channel 16-bit PCM WAV with a sample rate of 22050 Hz.
DOI: 10.17632/chjzdvjg6s.1
title: Dataset Analysis of Factors Affecting Lending Patterns in Scheduled Commercial Banks under the CGTSME Scheme: An Empirical Study Integrating the Theory of Planned Behaviour.

description: The dataset under scrutiny pertains to an empirical study focused on understanding the factors influencing lending patterns within scheduled commercial banks participating in the Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Small and Medium Enterprises (CGTSME) Scheme. This dataset comprises a comprehensive array of critical variables to shed light on the multifaceted dynamics at play in this lending environment. It encompasses borrower-specific information, including unique identifiers, demographic details such as age, gender, and location, and the nature of the borrower's business. Moreover, it delves into loan particulars, including the loan amount, term, interest rate, purpose, and crucially, the loan's approval status. The financial context is enriched with indicators like annual revenue, credit scores, profit margins, and debt-to-equity ratios. Behavioral data introduces elements such as loan history, credit behavior, and past defaults. In parallel, psychological factors are examined, including attitudes toward borrowing, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control, all integral to the Theory of Planned Behaviour. Furthermore, the dataset encapsulates scheme-specific features such as CGTSME coverage and details of guarantors. Economic and market data present information on macroeconomic conditions and market competition, offering a holistic view of the external context. Time-series data, featuring loan disbursement and repayment dates, ensures a dynamic analysis. Ultimately, the dataset provides insight into outcome variables, specifically repayment performance and lending patterns, while also accounting for control variables that might influence lending decisions. The integration of the Theory of Planned Behaviour into the analysis promises a more nuanced understanding of the psychological drivers behind lending patterns within this financial landscape.
DOI: 10.17632/2b49rnnrvk.1
title: Condiciones de salud mental y riesgo de suicidio

description: Se presenta la base datos de la investigación "Condiciones de salud mental y riesgo de suicidio en la persona joven". El estudio está adscrito al Centro de Investigación en Cuidado de Enfermería y Salud de la Universidad de Costa Rica. Los datos muestran las respuestas al consentimiento informado, a la Escala multidimensional de apoyo social percibido, al Inventario de depresión de Beck-II, al Inventario de ansiedad de Beck, a la Escala de riesgo suicida de Plutchick y a los datos sociodemográficos (respetando dicho orden). La información de las personas participantes está protegida bajo los principios de confidencialidad y privacidad de acuerdo con las consideraciones éticas vigentes.
DOI: 10.17632/n99rbszvfm.1
title: Research raw data_Student Suicide Article

description: Excell with research raw data_Student Suicide Article