cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/jxxcyknzwb
title: GNSS Dataset (with Interference and Spoofing) Part IV

description: GNSS Dataset (with Interference and Spoofing) Part X

GNSS Dataset (with Interference and Spoofing) consists of three parts: 
Part I (Raw data of 2023 12 to 20, Sept, 2023, clean data), 
Part II (Raw data of 2023 21 to 30, Sept, 2023, clean data) and 
Part III (Processed data 12 to 30, Sept, 2023; data collected with spoofing and jamming on 21 Dec, 2023; Scripts and Material) .
Part IV (Supplementary Raw data and Processed data, 15 to 24, March, 2024).
Part V (Supplementary Raw data and Processed data, 24 to 30, March, 2024).

Part I, II, and III are provided in detail by the paper entitled "GNSS Interference and Spoofing Dataset" in Elsevier, and IV and V use the same collection method supplemented with more spoofing data.


The data were recorded by a GNSS receiver installed on the 5th floor of the Science Hall of Yunnan University. HackRF One emits spoofing signals and the commercial jammer emits suppression jamming to attack the receiver. The provided datasets are interesting for the GNSS monitoring, GNSS security, anti-jamming and anti-spoofing mechanisms based scientific communities.

These data provide the most comprehensive information available on the spatial and temporal patterns of GNSS satellites, observation and receiver parameters, referring to five constellations (GPS, Campass, Galileo, GLONASS and QZSS) and eight signal bands (L1C/A, L2C, E1, E5b, B1, B2, L1, L2). The dataset provides observations of the receiver three scenarios: normal state, affected by commercial jammers, and spoofed by SDR HackRF One. These observations include more details such as carrier-to-noise density ratio (C/N0), signal spectrum, Doppler shift, pseudorange, carrier phase, satellite health indicator, real-time position data and dilution of precision (DOP), etc. These data can be used to analyze navigation satellite operation rules, satellite covering time above the receiver, satellite overhead time prediction and GNSS monitoring system construction, provides a large amount of fine-grained data that can be used as an example to study safeguards at civil aviation airports, monitoring for harmful radio interference.
DOI: 10.17632/wzmvsf83hd
title: Self-crosslinking hyaluronic acid hydrogel as an enteroprotective agent for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease

description: Original data from nuclear magnetic and flow cytometry analysis
DOI: 10.17632/b3bw77s6bm
title: Effect of Instruction in Story Grammar on the Narrative Writing of EFL Students

description: This study investigated the effects of explicit versus implicit instruction in story grammar on the narrative writing skills of English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) students at the university level.
DOI: 10.17632/f84pvrf935
title: Video Playback

description: We hypothesize that the addition of video playback will lead to a greater improvement in laparoscopic technique when compared to verbal feedback alone. Participants were randomized to either verbal feedback only (control) or verbal feedback and watching their video recording (intervention). Each participant completed the five FLS exercises using a laparoscopic box trainer while being observed by the faculty evaluator, timed, and video recorded. Baseline Global Operative Assessment of Laparoscopic Skills (GOALS) assessment was completed by participants and faculty evaluator immediately after verbal feedback was given. Following time for the intervention the participant repeated the FLS exercises while being timed and, following completion was scored again by faculty and self-scored using the GOALS assessment. In addition, all participants also completed a non-validated pre- and post-test survey to gauge their comfort with laparoscopic skills and provide feedback on video playback as an educational tool.
DOI: 10.17632/gf5jhrz683
title: zhihu_data

description: Data acquisition: We crawled daily user data from 440 knowledge suppliers who provide knowledge services in the paid Q&A section of Zhihu from November 15, 2020, to April 6, 2021, obtaining a total of 14,303 records, including transaction data of knowledge services and personal information of knowledge suppliers. After data preprocessing, the information of knowledge suppliers who suspended the Q&A service and some data missing information were deleted. Finally, we obtained a dataset composed of 12,419 records for this study. Research hypothesis: H1a——The degree of recognition of the supplier’s content (upvotes) has a positive influence on knowledge payment behavior. H1b——The degree of usefulness of the supplier’s content (favorites) has a positive influence on knowledge payment behavior. H1c——The number of followers has a positive influence on knowledge payment behavior. H2a——The amount of published content has a positive influence on knowledge payment behavior. H2b——User ratings of knowledge services has a positive influence on knowledge payment behavior. H3——Whether the knowledge supplier is authenticated has a positive influence on knowledge payment behavior. Notable findings: Our empirical study finds that whether the knowledge supplier is authenticated has no obvious influence on user payment behavior, which is different from the previous studies on knowledge platforms in professional fields. In the context of grassroots knowledge sharing communities, consumers care more about the suppliers’ online presences such as content contributions and user interactions rather than their offline backgrounds and statuses, which also coincides with the saying "expert in civil".
DOI: 10.17632/xkvh23s85y
title: Data for: What Do We Know About Export Diversification in Oil-Producing Countries?

description: Data used for analysis and figures
DOI: 10.17632/ywgv7mxzn4
title: Drug Addicted or Not People - DANP

description: Drug Addicted or Not People -DANP
All images are 160px in height and 160px in weight. All image formats are .png. Images are in RBG format.
DOI: 10.17632/jvmbb28zcg
title: Detection and Recognition of Chinese Porcelain Inlay Images of Traditional Lingnan Architectural Decoration Based on YOLOv4 Technology (Training set for machine learning)

description: This is the raw data of the supporting training set for the paper "Detection and Recognition of Chinese Porcelain Inlay Images of Traditional Lingnan Architectural Decoration Based on YOLOv4 Technology". For specific operations, please refer to the papers published by our team.
DOI: 10.17632/yvxs22hkfz
title: Habitat disturbance alters movement behaviour in a social Afrotropical forest bird

description: We investigated how forest degradation affects the movement of the placid greenbul (Phyllastrephus placidus), a cooperative breeding bird in the Taita Hills, Kenya. Using radiotelemetry, we tracked dominant breeders in two forest fragments with different degradation levels. Degradation at the territory level was quantified using LiDAR-based remote sensing. Individuals in the more degraded forest travelled further and had larger home ranges than those in less degraded areas. This was likely due to reduced canopy cover because travel distances were inversely related to canopy cover, and individuals were found in areas with above-average canopy height relative to canopy height calculated over the entire home range. Group size did not affect movement. Our findings suggest that habitat degradation reduces the availability of suitable foraging patches and increases resource dispersion without necessarily affecting resource richness within patches. These results highlight the need for conservation strategies aimed at preventing further forest degradation to safeguard species reliant on moist tropical forests.
DOI: 10.17632/jnbwt93f4y
title: Health coverage in Argentina, 2022

description: Health coverage in Argentina, 2022
DOI: 10.17632/kzv6sdcm87
title: The dark side of affective empathy in cognitive control:  A Moderated Mediation Model

description: The present study aims to explore whether attentional control mediates the association between affective empathy and cognitive flexibility and whether neurobiological indicator delta power moderates the relationship between affective empathy and attentional control. Based on the above literature review, this study proposed three hypotheses: (1) Affective empathy is negatively related to cognitive flexibility. (2) Attentional control mediates the relationship between affective empathy and cognitive flexibility. (3) Delta power moderates the relationship between affective empathy and attentional control. The results show that affective empathy is significantly negatively correlated with cognitive flexibility, and this relationship is partially mediated by attentional control. Furthermore, delta power moderates the relation between affective empathy and attentional control.
DOI: 10.17632/fbmsjs9w2k
title: INDONESIA AND RCEP MEMBER COUNTRIES TRADE PIVOT

description: The data set is contained trade export-import from 16 countries members of RCEP
DOI: 10.17632/6x2rw2cz58
title: Immediate effects of Dynamic Stretching Versus foam Rolling on Jump,Sprint and Muscle Flexybity

description: Warm up protocols are an essential part to minimise the damage for all the players for any kind of sports. warm up protocols help to prevent injuries and enhance the performance of players. This study compares between dynamic stretching and foam rolling and the effectiveness in Muscle jump, sprint and flexibility.
DOI: 10.17632/rjgpkpk9hd
title: In-emotional blindness

description: Determining how emotional experience influences attention is a long standing goal of cognitive psychologists. Emotion is often broken down into two main dimensions, arousal and valence. While many theories focus more on the influence of one dimension than the other, the systematic investigation of the independent influences of the two dimensions of emotion on attention has been slow in the coming. In order to examine the relevance of both aspects of emotion and their interplay on attention simultaneously, in the current experiment we induced low (satisfaction) and high (happiness) arousal positive emotions and low (sadness) and high (anger) arousal negative emotions in subjects before having them complete an inattentional blindness (IB) test. In line with theories that focus on the role of valence, we found that negative emotions led to more IB than did positive emotions, and that arousal did not influence attention. Data were from an extended version of the EMO 16 akt (Schmidt-Atzert & Hüppe, 1996), the Affect Grid (Russell, Weiss, & Mendelsohn, 1989), as well as an Inattentional Blindness task. The study comprised a one factorial design including the between-subjects factor “induced emotion” with the five levels happiness (positive valence, high arousal), satisfaction (positive valence, low arousal), neutral emotion (neutral valence, low arousal), sadness (negative valence, low arousal), and anger (negative valence, high arousal). The design can also be described as a 2 (valence: positive vs. negative) x 2 (arousal: high vs. low) design with an additional control group (neutral valence with low arousal). The dependent variables were detection rates of the critical stimuli in trial 3 (i.e., the critical trial) and trial 5 (divided attention trial). The extended EMO 16 akt as well as the Affect Grid were collected before emotion induction (_1), after emotion induction (_2), and after the inattentional blindness task (_3). The inattentional blindness task comprised six trials. The 3rd (critical trial, inattentional trial), 5th (divided attention trial), and 6th (full attention trial) included an unexpected stimulus.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13208705.v2
title: MRI Brain+Neck Atlases

description: MRI atlases generated from 218 IXI subjects [1], using the Multi-Brain (MB) toolbox [2]. There are three MR contrasts: T1-, T2- and PD-weighted. The atlases have both brain and neck coverage, and have 1 mm isotropic resolution. The filenames containing 'mni' are in MNI space, the others are in MB space.<br><br>1. http://brain-development.org/ixi-dataset/<br>2. https://github.com/WTCN-computational-anatomy-group/diffeo-segment<br><br>
DOI: 10.17632/99rcznkkjp
title: Data for: Towards an automated method to assess data portals in the deep web

description: This dataset contains log files mentioned and explained along the text in sections 4.1 Access and 4.2 Classification.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21781487.v1
title: Supplementary Material for: Endocranial casts of Camelops hesternus and Palaeolama sp., new insights into the recent history of the camelid brain

description: Endocranial casts are capable of capturing the general brain form in extinct mammals due to the high fidelity of the endocranial cavity and the brain in this clade. Camelids, the clade including extant camels, llamas, and alpacas, today display high levels of gyrification and brain complexity. The evolutionary history of the camelid brain has been described as involving unique neocortical growth dynamics which may have led to its current state. However, these inferences are based on their fossil endocast record from approximately ~40 Mya (Eocene) to ~11 Mya (Miocene), with a gap in this record for the last ~10 million years. Here, we present the first descriptions of two camelid endocrania that document the recent history of the camelid brain: a new specimen of Palaeolama sp. from ~1.2 Mya, and the plaster endocast of Camelops hesternus, a giant camelid from ~44-11 Kya which possessed the largest brain (~990g) of all known camelids. We find that neocortical complexity evolved significantly between the Miocene and Pleistocene Epochs. Already ~1.2 Mya the camelid brain presented morphologies previously known only in extant taxa, especially in the frontal and parietal regions, which may also be phylogenetic informative. The new fossil data indicate that during the Pleistocene, camelid brain dynamics experienced neocortical invagination into the sagittal sinus rather than evagination out of it, as observed in Eocene to Miocene taxa.
DOI: 10.17632/jrv7yy7kgd
title: Carbohydrases

description: These data are a database composed of internal studies performed in different research stations in the word that has been used to do a meta-analysis.

Trial code : Each trials received a code that was not used in the statistical analysis
Exp: experiment code which has been used as a fixed effect in the statistical mode
FCR: Feed Conversion Ratio
N : Nitrogen
DBWG, Daily Body Weight Gain
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.gs27k
title: Data from: Genetic diversity and structure of Lolium perenne ssp. multiflorum in California vineyards and orchards indicates potential for spread of herbicide resistance via gene flow
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11369034.v1
title: Figure 14.xlsx

description: Figure 14
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5126524.v1
title: Supplementary Material for: The Human Cathelicidin LL-37 Host Defense Peptide Upregulates Tight Junction-Related Proteins and Increases Human Epidermal Keratinocyte Barrier Function

description: Both psoriasis and atopic dermatitis (AD) are not only associated with an impaired stratum corneum barrier, but also with abnormal expression of the tight junction (TJ) proteins. Because host defense peptides, including LL-37, are overexpressed in lesional psoriatic skin but are downregulated in lesional AD skin, we hypothesized that LL-37 might regulate the TJ function in keratinocytes. We demonstrated that LL-37 selectively increased the expression of several claudins and occludin, and enhanced their membrane distribution. Furthermore, LL-37 elevated the transepithelial electrical resistance while reducing the paracellular permeability of keratinocyte layers, and this activity was weakened by the claudin inhibitor ochratoxin A. A characterization of the molecular mechanism underlying the regulation of the TJ barrier by LL-37 revealed that LL-37 induced the activation of the Rac1, atypical PKC, glycogen synthase kinase-3 and PI3K pathways, and the specific inhibition of these pathways reversed the LL-37-mediated regulation of TJ function. In addition, LL-37 enhanced the expression of differentiation markers under the control of ochratoxin A, suggesting an association between LL-37-induced TJ function and keratinocyte differentiation. These data provide novel evidence that, in addition to its antimicrobial and other immunoregulatory functions, LL-37 contributes to cutaneous immunity by strengthening the skin's barrier function.
DOI: 10.17632/32d6r6r6zk
title: Big Data acquired by Internet of Things-enabled Industrial Multichannel Wireless Sensors Networks for Active Monitoring and Control in the Smart Grid Industry 4.0.

description: • The data provided in this paper provides can be used for efficient monitoring and control of the power generation and distribution processes in the smart grid. • The data provided in this paper can be used for the integration of distributed power generation sources into the power transmission and distribution systems within realistic network scenarios. • It can also support reliable and dynamic data capacity requirements of different types of advanced cyber-physical systems equipped with sensors and devices to operate them optimally, either manual or automatic controls, and provide information about their operations to the utilities. • In case of faults, the designed scheme intelligently monitoring and identifies the faulty systems located in a remote position and notifies the user in real-time, so that appropriate actions can be taken to supply steady electricity to the customers.
DOI: 10.17632/76m7p7mvsg
title: Data for: Total factor productivity in the INTA Chinandega rice variety

description: The study focused on measuring the impact of the INTA-Chinandega rice variety on the rate of production increase in 40 farms in the North Pacific region of Nicaragua. Data from INTA Pacific North was used and covered the 7 production cycles. The DEA approach was used as a non-parametric programming method to calculate the Malmquist productivity indices. The results showed that the INTA Chinandega variety had a 1% impact on the average rate of change of TFP. The possible causes of this variability are due to the rate of change in technical efficiency rather than due to INTA Chinandega technology. In the municipality of El Viejo, TFP reached a maximum of 13% year-on-year.
DOI: 10.17632/4fyw6y3mg4
title: CytoSig cytokine response data collection

description: The current collection includes human cytokine response data collected to build the CytoSig server.

diff.merge.gz: data matrix of cytokine treatment response. Each column represents a cytokine treatment experiment on a cell model under certain conditions. Each row represents a target gene. Each value is a log2 fold change between treatment and control conditions.

meta_info: meta information of each treatment profile. Each column represents an experimental condition. Each row represents a profile ID used as column names in "diff.merge.gz".

CytoSig help.pdf: help document to use the CytoSig web framework.

Run.mov, Search.mov: two demo videos
DOI: 10.17632/tk4j6w2vyv
title: Type IV-A CRISPR

description: Type IV CRISPR related original images.
DOI: 10.17632/7gc9mxbb3b
title: Survey data on the attitudes of adolescents in Hong Kong towards the COVID-19 vaccination 

description: It is a novel data set on Hong Kong’s adolescents’ attitude towards the COVID-19 vaccination, excluding their parental opinions. This research used a cross-sectional questionnaire survey, which collects data from the population at a single point in time. Our questionnaire was designed in both English and Chinese for the adolescents’ convenience, using a self-designed, online questionnaire website, which was sent to 30 secondary schools across Hong Kong at the beginning of June 2021, to be completed by 31st June 2021. This gathered a total of 2609 surveys, excluding those which did not fit into the criteria. As the data has identified factors that affect vaccine hesitancy, government authorities can use the data to choose effective ways to promote the COVID-19 vaccination and to educate the general population about the benefits of receiving it.
DOI: 10.17632/kgtwnz4p2t
title: FDLQI-Bra

description: Brazilian version of the Family Dermatology Life Quality Index ( FDLQI-Bra)
DOI: 10.17632/x5nks69tbj
title: Data for: External Apical Root Resorption and Vectors of Orthodontic Tooth Movement

description: Raw data for "External Apical Root Resorption and Vectors of Orthodontic Tooth Movement" by Eric Linkous, Edward Harris, and Terry Trojan
DOI: 10.17632/f5bsmwjr46
title: Data for: Data on eosin yellowish for dye tracing applications in water flows

description: Dye tracing techniques involve the tagging of a sample of water with dye, providing important qualitative and quantitative information. This article presents physical and fluorescence properties of dye solutions obtained by diluting a pharmaceutical aqueous solution of eosin Y with distilled water. Sample solutions with eosin concentrations ranging from 0 to 20 g/L were examined under various temperatures and laser powers. The data include measurements of dynamic viscosity, surface tension and pH. Fluorescence emission spectra as well as laser beam attenuation and photobleaching measurements are also reported. The datasets provide guidelines for obtaining optimal dye mixtures and suitable optical configurations to implement eosin fluorescence techniques.
DOI: 10.17632/k8vgpm7gcs
title: Nanostores’ Competitiveness and Sustainability Impact on Communities in Emerging Countries, An Interview with ChatGPT 3.5

description: This interview with ChatGPT 3.5 delves into the exploration of strategy alternatives for nanostores, as small independent grocery retailers, to enhance their economic competitiveness in retail landscapes while positively impacting the sustainability of their local communities in emerging countries.
DOI: 10.17632/549yvgmvyk
title: Data for: Improved design process of dry-running radial plastic plain bearings by coupling laboratory tests and component simulation

description: In order to support the design process of dry sliding polymeric journal bearings, a novel hardware-in-the-loop process has been developed:

M. Fickert, A. Gebhard, Improved design process of dry-running radial plastic plain bearings by coupling laboratory tests and component simulation, 61. Tribologie-Fachtagung, 23rd International Colloquium Tribology, 2022, Stuttgart/Ostfildern

A specific sub-step in this process is the validation of a chosen set of bearing and shaft dimensions with respect to operational clearance and the prevention of jamming due to thermal expansion. The data represents the exemplary hardware-in-the-loop test of the above conference paper. Columns A-N represent data measured on the Block-on-Ring tribometer that was utilized for the test and columns O-S represent data that was calculated according to the described procedure. Names of physical quantities and their units are included in the form of two header lines.
DOI: 10.17632/gvdsx6kcjx
title: Data for: Comparative study of municipal solid waste incinerator fly ash reutilization in China: environmental and economic performances

description: Content of Supplementary Materials 1 Sheet A Prerequisites and assumptions 2 Sheet B Material Flow Analysis (MFA) 3 Sheet C Life cycle inventory 4 Sheet D Life cycle impact assessment 5 Sheet E Sensitivity analysis-LCA 6 Sheet F Economic performance 7 Sheet G Integrated analysis (w-LCC) 8 Sheet H Externality costs 9 Sheet I Supplementary tables and figures