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DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02314
title: Interface analysis and diffusion behavior of YAG/Nd:LuAG heterojunction structure
title: YAG/Nd:LuAG异质结构的界面分析及扩散行为

description: YAG/Nd:LuAG heterojunction structure materials combined with crystals and ceramics were fabricated using a diffusion bonding method in which thermal bonding is applied before HIP treatment. The interface morphologies, microstructures, and optical properties of the samples were investigated. The results indicated that the YAG crystal was mixed and solid solutions were formed with the Nd:LuAG ceramic at the bonding interface for the existence of Si ions derived from the ceramic fabrication process. The diffusion process was investigated based on Fick’s law. The diffusion coefficients of Lu and Y were fitted using theoretical calculations. In addition, Si and Nd ion segregation occurred at the grain boundaries. Finally, pore-free heterojunction structure materials were successfully fabricated with the transmittance of the sample reaching 83.26% at 1064 nm. This study reveals the migration and diffusion of ions in the crystal-ceramic heterojunction structure, which is an effective method for achieving low scattering loss and restraining active ion diffusion for the design of planar waveguides. 
description: YAG/Nd:LuAG heterojunction structure materials combined with crystals and ceramics were fabricated using a diffusion bonding method in which thermal bonding is applied before HIP treatment. The interface morphologies, microstructures, and optical properties of the samples were investigated. The results indicated that the YAG crystal was mixed and solid solutions were formed with the Nd:LuAG ceramic at the bonding interface for the existence of Si ions derived from the ceramic fabrication process. The diffusion process was investigated based on Fick’s law. The diffusion coefficients of Lu and Y were fitted using theoretical calculations. In addition, Si and Nd ion segregation occurred at the grain boundaries. Finally, pore-free heterojunction structure materials were successfully fabricated with the transmittance of the sample reaching 83.26% at 1064 nm. This study reveals the migration and diffusion of ions in the crystal-ceramic heterojunction structure, which is an effective method for achieving low scattering loss and restraining active ion diffusion for the design of planar waveguides.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06903
title: Data for Integrative Conservation: A new journal from the conservation frontline
title: Data for Integrative Conservation: A new journal from the conservation frontline

description: Here we present the datasets used to produce Figures 2 and 3, as well as some basic statistics, presented in 'Integrative Conservation – a new journal from the conservation frontline', the editorial of the inaugural issue of Integrative Conservation.The data is presented as an excel file with four spreadsheets. Spreadsheet 1 ("Publications per year") contains the data used to elaborate Figure 2 and related results in the text. The data presented in the subsequent spreadsheets (2-4) were used to elaborate Figure 3 and related results in the text.For details on how these data were obtained, treated, and analyzed, please refer to the Supplementary Material published with the editorial.
description: Here we present the datasets used to produce Figures 2 and 3, as well as some basic statistics, presented in 'Integrative Conservation – a new journal from the conservation frontline', the editorial of the inaugural issue of Integrative Conservation.The data is presented as an excel file with four spreadsheets. Spreadsheet 1 ("Publications per year") contains the data used to elaborate Figure 2 and related results in the text. The data presented in the subsequent spreadsheets (2-4) were used to elaborate Figure 3 and related results in the text.For details on how these data were obtained, treated, and analyzed, please refer to the Supplementary Material published with the editorial.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.01713
title: CTDPathSim2.0 Dataset
title: CTDPathSim2.0 Dataset

description: Datesets used in "Finding the best cell lines across pan-cancer to use in pre-clinical research as a proxy for patient tumor samples considering immune cells, multi-omics, and cancer pathways". These datasets include pre-processed multi-omics, such as gene expression, DNA methylation, copy number aberration from 22 different cancer types from TCGA and CCLE database along with the drug response data, reference methylation profiles of immune cells, datasets for evaluations and the results from CTDPathSim2.0 software to create the figures and tables in the paper." Currently, you have this statement: "Multi-omics datasets used in CTDPathSimv2.0 software. These datasets include gene expression, DNA methylation, copy number aberration from 22 different cancer types from TCGA database". 
description: Datesets used in "Finding the best cell lines across pan-cancer to use in pre-clinical research as a proxy for patient tumor samples considering immune cells, multi-omics, and cancer pathways". These datasets include pre-processed multi-omics, such as gene expression, DNA methylation, copy number aberration from 22 different cancer types from TCGA and CCLE database along with the drug response data, reference methylation profiles of immune cells, datasets for evaluations and the results from CTDPathSim2.0 software to create the figures and tables in the paper." Currently, you have this statement: "Multi-omics datasets used in CTDPathSimv2.0 software. These datasets include gene expression, DNA methylation, copy number aberration from 22 different cancer types from TCGA database".
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00001.00419
title: Ecological observation dataset of soybean and foxtail millet during different phenological periods at Ansai station from 2005 to 2020
title: 2005–2020年安塞站大豆和谷子不同物候期生态观测数据集

description: This dataset includes four parts：(1) phenological data of soybean at Ansai Station from 2005 to 2020;(2) phenological data of foxtail millet at Ansai Station from 2005 to 2020;(3) the LAI and aboveground biomass data of soybean and foxtail millet during different phenological periods at Ansai station from 2005 to 2020;(4) the yield data of soybean and foxtail millet at Ansai station from 2005 to 2020. The main data items include crop phenological date, sampling time, crop name, crop variety, plant density, plant height, leaf area index, total aboveground fresh weight, stem dry weight, leaf dry weight , total aboveground dry weight and crop yield.In 2013, due to the long spring drought, the lack of seedlings was particularly serious, and the continuous rain in July led to the failure of collection in the whole community experiment. 
description: This dataset includes four parts：(1) phenological data of soybean at Ansai Station from 2005 to 2020;(2) phenological data of foxtail millet at Ansai Station from 2005 to 2020;(3) the LAI and aboveground biomass data of soybean and foxtail millet during different phenological periods at Ansai station from 2005 to 2020;(4) the yield data of soybean and foxtail millet at Ansai station from 2005 to 2020. The main data items include crop phenological date, sampling time, crop name, crop variety, plant density, plant height, leaf area index, total aboveground fresh weight, stem dry weight, leaf dry weight , total aboveground dry weight and crop yield.In 2013, due to the long spring drought, the lack of seedlings was particularly serious, and the continuous rain in July led to the failure of collection in the whole community experiment.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00001.00641
title: A dataset of the conodont genus Hindeodus
title: Hindeodus牙形刺数据集

description: The Hindeodus conodont dataset was formed after collecting and organizing from the published literature from 1998 to 2020. We provide users with two datasets, Raw_Dataset and Augmented_Dataset. The dataset contains 12 species of Hindeodus, namely H. anterodentatus, H. bicuspidatus, H. changxingensis, H. eurypyge, H. inflatus, H. julfensis, H. latidentatus, H. parvus, H. postparvus, H. praeparvus, H. sosioensis, H. typicalis.Raw_Dataset is composed of raw data. After dividing Raw_Dataset into training set (80%) and validation set (20%), Augmented_Dataset was obtained by data augmentation on the training set.Raw_Dataset has 854 images with a size of 56.5 MB, and Augmented_Dataset has 7693 images with a size of 218 MB. the sample images are in JPG format with no fixed resolution.
description: The Hindeodus conodont dataset was formed after collecting and organizing from the published literature from 1998 to 2020. We provide users with two datasets, Raw_Dataset and Augmented_Dataset. The dataset contains 12 species of Hindeodus, namely H. anterodentatus, H. bicuspidatus, H. changxingensis, H. eurypyge, H. inflatus, H. julfensis, H. latidentatus, H. parvus, H. postparvus, H. praeparvus, H. sosioensis, H. typicalis.Raw_Dataset is composed of raw data. After dividing Raw_Dataset into training set (80%) and validation set (20%), Augmented_Dataset was obtained by data augmentation on the training set.Raw_Dataset has 854 images with a size of 56.5 MB, and Augmented_Dataset has 7693 images with a size of 218 MB. the sample images are in JPG format with no fixed resolution.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02135
title: Groundwater levels and temperature within the hyporheic zone in the upper main-stream section of the Xilin River during summer flooding season
title: Groundwater levels and temperature within the hyporheic zone in the upper main-stream section of the Xilin River during summer flooding season

description: This dataset contains the bed and bank groundwater level fluctuations and temperature changes within the hyporheic zone in a typical meandering section of the upper Xilin River mainstem, and includes numerical simulation results.
description: This dataset contains the bed and bank groundwater level fluctuations and temperature changes within the hyporheic zone in a typical meandering section of the upper Xilin River mainstem, and includes numerical simulation results.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06981
title: Golden mussel eDNA occurrence vs. temperature in a large water diversion canal
title: Golden mussel eDNA occurrence vs. temperature in a large water diversion canal

description: This dataset contains golden mussel eDNA occurrence (yes or no) in the central route of the Sout-to-North Water Diversion Project, with the local air and water temperatures available.
description: This dataset contains golden mussel eDNA occurrence (yes or no) in the central route of the Sout-to-North Water Diversion Project, with the local air and water temperatures available.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06651
title: Differential impacts on herbivore diversity and scale-dependence of tree diversity in subtropical forests
title: Differential impacts on herbivore diversity and scale-dependence of tree diversity in subtropical forests

description: 1. Plant diversity has been found to increase herbivore diversity, including abundance, species richness, and phylogenetic diversity. However, it is yet to be established at which spatial scale these effects are strongest, because host finding and community assembly may be shaped by host diversity both in local habitat patches and at larger scales.2. Using arthropod herbivore data collected from a large biodiversity and ecosystem function experiment in China (BEF-China), we analyzed how habitat patch (individual study plots) and larger-scale (surrounding study plots) tree diversity relates to species richness, abundance, functional diversity, and phylogenetic diversity of herbivore assemblages on focal plants.3. Tree diversity of both the focal habitat patch and larger-scale patch neighborhood affected herbivore diversity patterns and host plant selection, with the effect being greater for the former. Furthermore, focal and neighboring trees that are phylogenetically related were found more likely to share similar herbivores.4. Synthesis. By focusing on tree diversity effects of both the local habitat patch and wider patch neighborhoods, our findings highlight the importance of considering additional scales to give a more nuanced understanding of the mechanisms underlying herbivore community structure and diversity patterns in species-rich forests.
description: 1. Plant diversity has been found to increase herbivore diversity, including abundance, species richness, and phylogenetic diversity. However, it is yet to be established at which spatial scale these effects are strongest, because host finding and community assembly may be shaped by host diversity both in local habitat patches and at larger scales.2. Using arthropod herbivore data collected from a large biodiversity and ecosystem function experiment in China (BEF-China), we analyzed how habitat patch (individual study plots) and larger-scale (surrounding study plots) tree diversity relates to species richness, abundance, functional diversity, and phylogenetic diversity of herbivore assemblages on focal plants.3. Tree diversity of both the focal habitat patch and larger-scale patch neighborhood affected herbivore diversity patterns and host plant selection, with the effect being greater for the former. Furthermore, focal and neighboring trees that are phylogenetically related were found more likely to share similar herbivores.4. Synthesis. By focusing on tree diversity effects of both the local habitat patch and wider patch neighborhoods, our findings highlight the importance of considering additional scales to give a more nuanced understanding of the mechanisms underlying herbivore community structure and diversity patterns in species-rich forests.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00139.00048
title: Transcriptome sequencing data of "Extracellular Vesicles from iPSC-MSCs Alleviate Chemotherapy-induced mice Ovarian Damage via the ILK-PI3K/AKT Pathway"
title: Transcriptome sequencing data of "Extracellular Vesicles from iPSC-MSCs Alleviate Chemotherapy-induced mice Ovarian Damage via the ILK-PI3K/AKT Pathway"

description: Transcriptomic sequencing revealed gene expression changes in control, chemotherapy treated, chemotherapy and iPSC-MSC-EVs co-treated mice granulosa cells.
description: Transcriptomic sequencing revealed gene expression changes in control, chemotherapy treated, chemotherapy and iPSC-MSC-EVs co-treated mice granulosa cells.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00139.00047
title: The microRNA sequencing of "Extracellular Vesicles from iPSC-MSCs Alleviate Chemotherapy-induced mice Ovarian Damage via the ILK-PI3K/AKT Pathway"
title: The microRNA sequencing of "Extracellular Vesicles from iPSC-MSCs Alleviate Chemotherapy-induced mice Ovarian Damage via the ILK-PI3K/AKT Pathway"

description: microRNA sequencing of extracellular vesicles derived from human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived mesenchymal stem cells.
description: microRNA sequencing of extracellular vesicles derived from human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived mesenchymal stem cells.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.07011
title: Research on the Impact of Personal Information Protection Law on APP Privacy Policy - Original Data and Coding Process of Privacy Policy
title: 《个人信息保护法》对APP隐私政策的影响研究-隐私政策原始数据及编码过程

description: The original data includes the original text and changes of 30 APP privacy policies, and the format is. txtEncoding data refers to the use of nvivo for open encoding and focused encoding results. The formats are. doc and. nvp
description: The original data includes the original text and changes of 30 APP privacy policies, and the format is. txtEncoding data refers to the use of nvivo for open encoding and focused encoding results. The formats are. doc and. nvp
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.01672
title: Water age distributions of plant transpiration water
title: Water age distributions of plant transpiration water

description: The data are based on a meta-analysis. Isotopic compositions of rainwater and plant xylem water are used to estimate the proportion of root-zone water replenished by rainfall based on the piecewise isotope balance (PIB) method (Luo et al., 2019; Xu et al., 2019). Here, the datasets include root-zone water replenishment, water ages, precipitation, mean daily potential evapotranspiration, antecedent relative extractable water (REW) in soils of different species for nine studies from five climates zones.
description: The data are based on a meta-analysis. Isotopic compositions of rainwater and plant xylem water are used to estimate the proportion of root-zone water replenished by rainfall based on the piecewise isotope balance (PIB) method (Luo et al., 2019; Xu et al., 2019). Here, the datasets include root-zone water replenishment, water ages, precipitation, mean daily potential evapotranspiration, antecedent relative extractable water (REW) in soils of different species for nine studies from five climates zones.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06232
title: A dataset of 1km Grid Town and village land density in Yellow River Basin(2010）
title: 2010年黄河流域1km格网城镇村用地密度数据集

description: Urban and village land includes urban land, market town land and village land. It is the basic living space for urban and rural residents. The location and quantity of urban and village land directly affect people's production and life. The land density of towns and villages is an important indicator of regional human aggregation. In this paper, we use the 30 meter land use grid data of the 2010 Land Change Survey, use the kilometer grid production software, and calculate the grid space to obtain the land use density data set of cities and villages with a 1km grid in the Yellow River basin in 2010. This data set can be used for research on the preparation of land spatial planning in the Yellow River basin, the implementation and evaluation of spatial planning, the accumulation of towns and villages, the optimization of urban and village land layout, the evaluation of residents' quality of life, carbon source measurement, remote sensing sample database, etc.
description: Urban and village land includes urban land, market town land and village land. It is the basic living space for urban and rural residents. The location and quantity of urban and village land directly affect people's production and life. The land density of towns and villages is an important indicator of regional human aggregation. In this paper, we use the 30 meter land use grid data of the 2010 Land Change Survey, use the kilometer grid production software, and calculate the grid space to obtain the land use density data set of cities and villages with a 1km grid in the Yellow River basin in 2010. This data set can be used for research on the preparation of land spatial planning in the Yellow River basin, the implementation and evaluation of spatial planning, the accumulation of towns and villages, the optimization of urban and village land layout, the evaluation of residents' quality of life, carbon source measurement, remote sensing sample database, etc.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.07027
title: speckle correlation imaging dataset
title: 散斑相关成像数据集

description: This dataset is required for speckle correlation imaging pre-training. The pre-processed autocorrelation images and data labels are used as data pairs to train the neural network.
description: This dataset is required for speckle correlation imaging pre-training. The pre-processed autocorrelation images and data labels are used as data pairs to train the neural network.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.03483
title: The HD map demo data in OHDMSM
title: The HD map demo data in OHDMSM

description: This research uses HD map data in San Francisco based on OpenDRIVE shared on the web. The data coming from https://atlatec.de/en/getsampledata.html. The data has rich information about roads, lanes, junctions, and features (e.g., pole, manhole cover, and waste-container). We used data interoperation method to convert it in OHDMSM format. This also provide related system code and interoperation method.
description: This research uses HD map data in San Francisco based on OpenDRIVE shared on the web. The data coming from https://atlatec.de/en/getsampledata.html. The data has rich information about roads, lanes, junctions, and features (e.g., pole, manhole cover, and waste-container). We used data interoperation method to convert it in OHDMSM format. This also provide related system code and interoperation method.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06242
title: A dataset of 1km Grid Town and village land density in Yellow River Basin(2015）
title: 2015年黄河流域1km格网城镇村用地密度数据集

description: Town and village land includes urban land, market town land and village land. It is the basic living space for urban and rural residents. The location and quantity of urban and village land directly affect people's production and life. The land density of towns and villages is an important indicator of regional human aggregation. This paper uses the 30 meter land use grid data of the 2015 Land Change Survey, uses the kilometer grid production software, and calculates the grid space to obtain the data set of land use density of cities and villages with a 1km grid in the Yellow River basin in 2015. This data set can be used for research on the preparation of land spatial planning in the Yellow River basin, the implementation and evaluation of spatial planning, the accumulation of towns and villages, the optimization of urban and village land layout, the evaluation of residents' quality of life, carbon source measurement, remote sensing sample database, etc.
description: Town and village land includes urban land, market town land and village land. It is the basic living space for urban and rural residents. The location and quantity of urban and village land directly affect people's production and life. The land density of towns and villages is an important indicator of regional human aggregation. This paper uses the 30 meter land use grid data of the 2015 Land Change Survey, uses the kilometer grid production software, and calculates the grid space to obtain the data set of land use density of cities and villages with a 1km grid in the Yellow River basin in 2015. This data set can be used for research on the preparation of land spatial planning in the Yellow River basin, the implementation and evaluation of spatial planning, the accumulation of towns and villages, the optimization of urban and village land layout, the evaluation of residents' quality of life, carbon source measurement, remote sensing sample database, etc.