cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.3886/e218865
title: HUD Assessment of American Indian Needs and Programs, Final Report (1996)

description: A groundbreaking HUD study documents the severe housing needs of the American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) population and calls for an increase in public and private investment to alleviate these conditions. Assessment of American Indian Housing Needs and Programs: Final Report is the most comprehensive examination of the housing needs of this group ever performed. It finds that the AIAN population faces more frequent -- and often more severe -- housing problems than the non-Indian population. The housing needs and underlying socioeconomic conditions of the more than 2 million Native Americans vary greatly across the States, cities, and the 508 federally recognized Tribal Areas where American Indians and Alaska Natives live.The intensity of AIAN housing needs and problems, particularly in Tribal Areas, is illustrated by the following:Fifteen percent of all AIAN households and 28 percent of AIAN households in Tribal Areas are either overcrowded or lack kitchen or plumbing facilities, as compared to the national average of 5 percent.Twenty-nine percent of all AIAN households and 44 percent in Tribal Areas have a housing affordability problem, as compared to the national average of 23 percent.If recent trends continue, the number of AIAN households in Tribal Areas that are overcrowded or have facility problems will grow by an estimated 3,700 per year in the 1990s.Federal housing programs have been a critical source of affordable housing for the AIAN population and will continue to be so. However, Federal assistance by itself never will be able to meet all AIAN housing needs, nor will it create a self-sustaining housing system, the report concludes. Because of this disparity, the report analyzes options for fostering private-sector housing finance institutions.
DOI: 10.3886/e218865v1
title: HUD Assessment of American Indian Needs and Programs, Final Report (1996)

description: A groundbreaking HUD study documents the severe housing needs of the American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) population and calls for an increase in public and private investment to alleviate these conditions. Assessment of American Indian Housing Needs and Programs: Final Report is the most comprehensive examination of the housing needs of this group ever performed. It finds that the AIAN population faces more frequent -- and often more severe -- housing problems than the non-Indian population. The housing needs and underlying socioeconomic conditions of the more than 2 million Native Americans vary greatly across the States, cities, and the 508 federally recognized Tribal Areas where American Indians and Alaska Natives live.The intensity of AIAN housing needs and problems, particularly in Tribal Areas, is illustrated by the following:Fifteen percent of all AIAN households and 28 percent of AIAN households in Tribal Areas are either overcrowded or lack kitchen or plumbing facilities, as compared to the national average of 5 percent.Twenty-nine percent of all AIAN households and 44 percent in Tribal Areas have a housing affordability problem, as compared to the national average of 23 percent.If recent trends continue, the number of AIAN households in Tribal Areas that are overcrowded or have facility problems will grow by an estimated 3,700 per year in the 1990s.Federal housing programs have been a critical source of affordable housing for the AIAN population and will continue to be so. However, Federal assistance by itself never will be able to meet all AIAN housing needs, nor will it create a self-sustaining housing system, the report concludes. Because of this disparity, the report analyzes options for fostering private-sector housing finance institutions.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10277181
title: Pathological images of non-small cell lung cancer

description: The dataset comprises lung cancer patient information and pathology images utilized for the analysis of our study. These are anonymized data from cases in our cohort for which patient consent was obtained for public deposition. 

Patient information for original cohort and validation cohort is described in the Excle files, "original_cohort_patient_info.xlsx" and "validation_cohort_patient_info.xlsx", respectively. 

These Excel files contain information on sex, age, smoking history, pathological stage, histology, lymphovascular invasion, pleural invasion, lymph node metastasis, adjuvant treatment, survival outcomes and file names for pathological images of each patient. Each patient has two files of Whole Slide Images files (format: .npdi) including hematoxylin & eosin staining ("XXX_h.ndpi") and immunohistochemistry stainig for PD-L1 ("XXX_p.ndpi").
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10277182
title: Pathological images of non-small cell lung cancer

description: The dataset comprises lung cancer patient information and pathology images utilized for the analysis of our study. These are anonymized data from cases in our cohort for which patient consent was obtained for public deposition. 

Patient information for original cohort and validation cohort is described in the Excle files, "original_cohort_patient_info.xlsx" and "validation_cohort_patient_info.xlsx", respectively. 

These Excel files contain information on sex, age, smoking history, pathological stage, histology, lymphovascular invasion, pleural invasion, lymph node metastasis, adjuvant treatment, survival outcomes and file names for pathological images of each patient. Each patient has two files of Whole Slide Images files (format: .npdi) including hematoxylin & eosin staining ("XXX_h.ndpi") and immunohistochemistry stainig for PD-L1 ("XXX_p.ndpi").
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28385762
title: Dataset-<b>Sub-MeV Electron Precipitation Driven by EMIC waves in Plasmaspheric Plumes at High </b><b><i>L</i></b><b> shells</b>

description: The dataset used to generate figures 1-5 Figure 1 data: uploaded as .tplot files, which can be loaded by IDL with "tplot_restore" , including elf_elfux_ratiolterr.tplot is used to generate Figures 1a-1e, elf_lshell_ts04.tplot and themis_lshell_ts04.tplot are used to generate Figure 1fFigure 2 data: uploaded as .tplot files, which can be loaded by IDL with "tplot_restore" , including tha_summary_v1.tplot, thd_summary_v1.tplot, the_summary_v1.tplot, emic_wna_ade.tplotFigure 3 data (figshare_figure3): uploaded as bin file, which can be loaded by IDL with "restore", including variables pa_int (pitch angle),en_int(energy),daa_f_he (Diffusion coefficient matrix for helium band EMIC wave),daa_hiss(Diffusion coefficient matrix for hiss wave),daa_total (total diffusion matrix),ksi_total (modeled loss cone filling index)<br>Figure 4 data (figshare_figure4): uploaded as bin file, which can be loaded by IDL with "restore", including variables pa_int (pitch angle),en_int(energy),daa_total_half (total diffusion matrix with half the measured density),daa_total_double (total diffusion matrix with double the measured density) ksi_half ,(modeled loss cone filling index with half the measured density), ksi_double(modeled loss cone filling index with double the measured density)Figure 5 data（figureshare_figure5）：uploaded as bin file, which can be loaded by IDL with "restore",pa_int (pitch angle),en_int(energy),daa_total_622,daa_total_811,daa_total_900,ksi_622,ksi_811,ksi_900 （diffusion coefficients and loss cone filling index with various cold ion compositions）
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847678
title: Diversity of Urban Tree species Enhances the Resilience of Urban Forests
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847679
title: Diversity of Urban Tree species Enhances the Resilience of Urban Forests
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28386158
title: data file

description: This study proposes a single-value measure to assess a rater's capability of assigning accurate scores to students with varying ability levels.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28386158.v1
title: data file

description: This study proposes a single-value measure to assess a rater's capability of assigning accurate scores to students with varying ability levels.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28381892
title: test release date

description: a test for releasing date
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28381892.v1
title: test release date

description: a test for releasing date
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14842013
title: Savoirs, pratiques autochtones et résilience dans les îles  du Pacifique (SPAR) questionnaire

description: Le projet Savoirs, pratiques autochtones et résilience dans les îles du Pacifique est un projet de recherche inter-universitaire dont l'objectif est d'étudier la perceptions des pratiques et savoirs traditionnels chez les étudiants de Nouvelle-Calédonie, du Vanuatu, des Îles Salomon, et de Fiji.

Ce projet comporte 3 objectifs :

Objectif 1 : Mesurer l'existence et activation des savoirs et pratiques traditionnels chez les étudiants calédoniens et ni-vanuatais. Objectif 2 : Apprécier les perceptions associées et les aspects immatériels de la jeunesse. Objectif 3 : Comprendre les modes d’élaboration, d’expression, et de transmission post pandémie de COVID-19 en lien avec l’environnement socio-économique et naturel des jeunes. 

Le questionnaire est ici disponible en version française et version anglaise.

The project Savoirs, pratiques autochtones et résilience dans les îles du Pacifique (Knowledge, indigenous practices and resilience in the Pacific islands) is an inter-university research project whose aim is to study perceptions of traditional practices and knowledge among students in New Caledonia, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands and Fiji.

The project has 3 objectives:

Objective 1: To measure the existence and activation of traditional knowledge and practices among Caledonian and Vanuatu students. Objective 2: Appreciate the associated perceptions and intangible aspects of youth. Objective 3: Understand the modes of elaboration, expression and transmission of post-pandemic of COVID-19 in relation to young people's socio-economic and natural environment. 

The questionnaire is available here in English and French.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14842014
title: Savoirs, pratiques autochtones et résilience dans les îles  du Pacifique (SPAR) questionnaire

description: Le projet Savoirs, pratiques autochtones et résilience dans les îles du Pacifique est un projet de recherche inter-universitaire dont l'objectif est d'étudier la perceptions des pratiques et savoirs traditionnels chez les étudiants de Nouvelle-Calédonie, du Vanuatu, des Îles Salomon, et de Fiji.

Ce projet comporte 3 objectifs :

Objectif 1 : Mesurer l'existence et activation des savoirs et pratiques traditionnels chez les étudiants calédoniens et ni-vanuatais. Objectif 2 : Apprécier les perceptions associées et les aspects immatériels de la jeunesse. Objectif 3 : Comprendre les modes d’élaboration, d’expression, et de transmission post pandémie de COVID-19 en lien avec l’environnement socio-économique et naturel des jeunes. 

Le questionnaire est ici disponible en version française et version anglaise.

The project Savoirs, pratiques autochtones et résilience dans les îles du Pacifique (Knowledge, indigenous practices and resilience in the Pacific islands) is an inter-university research project whose aim is to study perceptions of traditional practices and knowledge among students in New Caledonia, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands and Fiji.

The project has 3 objectives:

Objective 1: To measure the existence and activation of traditional knowledge and practices among Caledonian and Vanuatu students. Objective 2: Appreciate the associated perceptions and intangible aspects of youth. Objective 3: Understand the modes of elaboration, expression and transmission of post-pandemic of COVID-19 in relation to young people's socio-economic and natural environment. 

The questionnaire is available here in English and French.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14846393
title: Basal ganglia output coding - entopeduncular nucleus - of contextual kinematics and reward in the freely moving mouse

description: Dataset for the publication:

Basal ganglia output coding - entopeduncular nucleus - of contextual kinematics and reward in the freely moving mouse

Anil K Verma-Rodríguez, Josué O Ramírez-Jarquín, Román Rossi-Pool, Fatuel Tecuapetla eLife, 2025
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14846394
title: Basal ganglia output coding - entopeduncular nucleus - of contextual kinematics and reward in the freely moving mouse

description: Dataset for the publication:

Basal ganglia output coding - entopeduncular nucleus - of contextual kinematics and reward in the freely moving mouse

Anil K Verma-Rodríguez, Josué O Ramírez-Jarquín, Román Rossi-Pool, Fatuel Tecuapetla eLife, 2025
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847671
title: Data from:Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture

description: This dataset relates to the published article in Global Change Biology: "Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture" (see add DOI reference).

All data files are in .csv format.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847615
title: Data from:Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture

description: This dataset relates to the published article in Global Change Biology: "Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture" (see add DOI reference).

All data files are in .csv format.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847616
title: Data from:Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture

description: This dataset relates to the published article in Global Change Biology: "Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture" (see add DOI reference).

All data files are in .csv format.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847696
title: Data from:Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture

description: This dataset relates to the published article in Global Change Biology: "Climate-influenced ecological memory modulates microbial responses to soil moisture" (see add DOI reference).

All data files are in .csv format.
DOI: 10.3886/e214781
title: poi data of Wuhan milk tea stores

description: POI data of milk tea store
DOI: 10.3886/e214781v2
title: poi data of Wuhan milk tea stores

description: POI data of milk tea store
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14782831
title: Replication package for "The uneven reach of the state: A novel approach to mapping local state presence"
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14782830
title: Replication package for "The uneven reach of the state: A novel approach to mapping local state presence"
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847685
title: Replication package for "The uneven reach of the state: A novel approach to mapping local state presence"
DOI: 10.21227/aa5h-hn67
title: Data of paper Frequency Security Constrained Multi-stage Dispatch of Power Systems with Offshore Wind Farms

description: High-penetrated offshore wind farms (OWFs) to power systems result in low inertia and bring large disturbances. To enhance the frequency security, this paper proposes a frequency security constrained multi-stage dispatch problem by inserting the dynamic frequency process into the unit commitment (UC) and economic dispatch (ED) framework. Firstly, the transient frequency response model of power systems considering the active frequency support of OWFs is established. Then, a transient frequency security constrained model is built through discretization and linearization methods. This model, regarded as the third stage problem, is embedded into the traditional dispatch framework. To avoid over-deloading of OWFs caused by frequency security constraints, the curtailment rate constraint is established. Finally, the nested Benders decoupling algorithm is designed to accelerate the solution of the above multi-stage optimization problems. Numerical results demonstrate that the proposed model and method can well describe the transient state, and accurately solve the frequency constraints. Compared to the previous works, the method in this paper can further reduce the number of startup power units, optimize the dispatching cost, and improve the utilization rate of offshore wind power.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847641
title: Integrating Historical Crop Rotation Changes into Soil Organic Matter Mapping  in the Cropland of Southeastern China

description: The produced maps for historical crop rotation changes and SOM.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847642
title: Integrating Historical Crop Rotation Changes into Soil Organic Matter Mapping  in the Cropland of Southeastern China

description: The produced maps for historical crop rotation changes and SOM.
DOI: 10.23719/1531922
title: Chemical Composition of Secondary Organic Aerosol Formed from the Oxidation of Semivolatile Isoprene Epoxydiol Isomerization Products

description: Indoor chamber and filter extraction experimental details, E-AIM II model results, RPLC(−) and HILIC/(−)ESI-HR-QTOF instrument conditions and oxidation product spectra, SOA yield comparison at varying acidity, HR-TOF-CIMS instrument conditions and oxidation product spectra, proposed MS fragmentation of selected oxidation tracers, SOA yield calculations.
DOI: 10.23719/1531286
title: Upper Animas Rare Earth Element and Water Isotope Dataset - USGS data release

description: The study results include concentrations of Rare Earth Elements and stable isotope compositions of water from an acid mine drainage-affected watershed in southwest Colorado, the Upper Animas River watershed.
DOI: 10.3886/e193989
title: The Health-Driven Safety and Security for Older Adults with Partial Activity of Daily Living (ADL-2) who Live Independently

description: This research and development study aimed to examine health safety and security situations, establish an advancement model, and evaluate the outcomes associated with health-driven safety and security for partial activities of daily living (ADL-2) in older adults who live independently. Participants included 377 older adults in the two settings using cluster random sampling and 15 experts who worked in various community settings in Lampang Province, Thailand, between April to August 2023. The developed model included the Older Adult Safety and Security Questionnaires (OA-SQs) and the framework of health-driven safety and security. It was evaluated in the pre-post longitudinal study and, qualitative focus group discussions to gather feedback on the developed model. The developed model consisted of 1) analyzing the situation context, 2) developing a model and framework, 3) utilizing a developed model, and 4) evaluating model effectiveness. Before and after using the model for sixth months, the average overall health safety and security of the participants after the experiment was higher than before was statistically significant at the level of .05 and 95% confidence intervals. Knowledge of living security was at an average level. Older adults desire to continually develop self-care knowledge to be independent and maintain their current health conditions. Healthcare providers, along with government agencies, local communities, and private organizations, prioritize health and safety measures for older adults living independently to improve their quality of life
DOI: 10.3886/e193989v1-167221
title: The Health-Driven Safety and Security for Older Adults with Partial Activity of Daily Living (ADL-2) who Live Independently

description: This research and development study
aimed to examine health safety and security situations, establish an advancement
model, and evaluate the outcomes associated with health-driven safety and security for partial
activities of daily living (ADL-2) in older adults who live independently. Participants included 377 older adults in the
two settings using cluster random sampling and 15 experts who worked in various
community settings in Lampang Province, Thailand, between April to August 2023.
The developed model included the Older Adult Safety and Security Questionnaires
(OA-SQs) and the framework of health-driven safety and security. It was evaluated in the pre-post longitudinal
study and, qualitative focus group discussions to gather feedback on the
developed model. 

 The developed model consisted of 1) analyzing the situation
context, 2) developing a model and framework, 3) utilizing a developed model,
and 4) evaluating model effectiveness. Before and after using the model for
sixth months, the average overall health safety and security of the
participants after the experiment was higher than before was statistically
significant at the level of .05 and 95% confidence intervals. Knowledge of
living security was at an average level. Older adults desire to continually
develop self-care knowledge to be independent and maintain their current health
conditions. Healthcare providers, along
with government agencies, local communities, and private organizations,
prioritize health and safety measures for older adults living independently to
improve their quality of life
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847717
title: Met Office Unified Model (UM) vn13.0 RAL3 simulations during a significant snowfall event at Davis, Antarctica

description: This datasets contain Met Office UM RAL3 simulations during a significant snowfall event from 2019-01-18 to 2019-01-24 at Davis Station, Antarctica (68.6S, 78E). The variables include temperature, surface pressure, specific humidity, cloud water path, cloud fraction, wind speeds, hydrometeor mass, and downwelling radiative fluxes.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14847718
title: Met Office Unified Model (UM) vn13.0 RAL3 simulations during a significant snowfall event at Davis, Antarctica

description: This datasets contain Met Office UM RAL3 simulations during a significant snowfall event from 2019-01-18 to 2019-01-24 at Davis Station, Antarctica (68.6S, 78E). The variables include temperature, surface pressure, specific humidity, cloud water path, cloud fraction, wind speeds, hydrometeor mass, and downwelling radiative fluxes.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13788129
title: Interseismic Coupling Along the Java-Timor Subduction-Collision Transition Zone at East Indonesia

description: Input file is at another Zenodo link:

10.5281/zenodo.14847757