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Topographic and bathymetric lidar, orthophotos, sonar, and GPR data of and along the Devils River from Juno to Lake Amistad, Texas (Lidar Points 01 of 05)
No full textData collected in and along the Devils River from Juno to Lake Amistad, Texas include: Topographic and bathymetric lidar data in both 1m raster (BIL) and point (LAS) formats; Orthophotos in geoTiff format; and an index map (SHP) depicting data extents. For an area of more detailed study--a pool two kilometers long from Finnegan Springs to Dolan Falls--we're providing Sonar and GPR point (LAS) data and a 1m composite (lidar + GPR) raster (BIL) dataset. 0README.txt provides additional information
Topographic and bathymetric lidar, orthophotos, sonar, and GPR data of and along the Devils River from Juno to Lake Amistad, Texas (Imagery 06 of 16)
No full textData collected in and along the Devils River from Juno to Lake Amistad, Texas include: Topographic and bathymetric lidar data in both 1m raster (BIL) and point (LAS) formats; Orthophotos in geoTiff format; and an index map (SHP) depicting data extents. For an area of more detailed study--a pool two kilometers long from Finnegan Springs to Dolan Falls--we're providing Sonar and GPR point (LAS) data and a 1m composite (lidar + GPR) raster (BIL) dataset. 0README.txt provides additional information
Additional Details on Attention Bias Task
No full textAdditional details and image names for stimuli used in free-viewing tas
SB 212 Quantitative Data from FG Questionnaires
No full textSenate Bill (SB) 212 requires mandatory reporting of sexual misconduct to Title IX. Mandated reporters include faculty, staff, administrators, and students in supervisory roles. There is weak evidence that mandated reporting leads to increased attention on sexual misconduct or benefits survivors; evidence indicates that mandatory reporting laws lead to decreased disclosure of sexual misconduct. The present study conducted 7 virtual focus groups and questionnaires among 26 students at a Texas university between July and September 2020
Replication Data for: Topographic analysis for mapping dunes and assessing dune field resilience using multitemporal LiDAR at White Sands, New Mexico
No full textCode and data for further investigation and replication of: Topographic analysis for mapping dunes and assessing dune field resilience using multitemporal LiDAR at White Sands, New Mexico.
Code were developed in C++ on Windows with MinGW, and can be compiled with gcc/g++. A documentation file supplements these data to explain their usage.
Data include an Esri geodatabase (*.gdb) containing processed grids and generated dune unit polygon features, polygon shapefiles for areas of interest, and Excel spreadsheets with data extracted from dune unit features and used for further computations prior to joining again with the dune unit polygon features
Noticias del Cabo de San Lucas, último término de la California meridional, 1769 febrero 16
No full textRelato de la expedición que fue del puerto de San Blas a Monterey. El autor se centra en el estado de los paquebotes durante la expedición, señalando la dificultad que experimentaron los soldados con ellos. Describen las fallas de los barcos y las reparaciones que necesitaban mientras se dirigían a California. También describe cómo los soldados obtuvieron alimentos, los suministros que recibieron del gobierno real y los encuentros con misioneros y lugareños en el camino. —— Account of the expedition that went from the port of San Blas to Monterey. The author focuses on the state of the boats during the expedition, noting the difficulty the soldiers experienced with them. They describe the boats' failures and the repairs they needed as they made their way to California. It also describes how the soldiers obtained nourishment, the supplies they received from the royal government, and encounters with missionaries and locals along the way. 4 f. (8 p.
Source Code and Pretrained Models for Eye Know You Too
No full textFull source code and pre-trained models for Eye Know You Too. Enables downloading datasets, partitioning samples into train/val/test splits, training your own models, embedding eye movement signals (using your own models or our provided pre-trained models), and evaluating biometric performance given embeddings
Replication Data for: Extracellular Electron Transfer Enables Cellular Control of Cu(I)-catalyzed Alkyne-Azide Cycloaddition
No full textExtracellular electron transfer (EET) is an anaerobic respiration process that couples carbon oxidation to the reduction of metal species. In the presence of a suitable metal catalyst, EET allows for cellular metabolism to control a variety of synthetic transformations. Here, we report the use of EET from the electroactive bacterium Shewanella oneidensis for metabolic and genetic control over Cu(I)-catalyzed Alkyne-Azide Cycloaddition (CuAAC). CuAAC conversion under anaerobic and aerobic conditions was dependent on live, actively respiring S. oneidensis cells. progress and kinetics could be manipulated by tailoring the central carbon metabolism CuAAC activity was dependent on specific EET pathways that could be manipulated via inducible expression of EET-relevant proteins: MtrC, MtrA, and CymA. EET- driven CuAAC exhibited modularity and robustness in ligand and substrate scope. Furthermore, the living nature of this system could be exploited to perform multiple reaction cycles without regeneration, something inaccessible to traditional chemical reductants. Finally, S. oneidensis enabled bioorthogonal CuAAC membrane labelling on live mammalian cells without affecting cell viability, suggesting that S. oneidensis can act as a dynamically tunable biocatalyst in complex environments. In summary, our results demonstrate how EET can expand the reaction scope available to living systems by enabling cellular control of CuAAC
Descripción de la conquista, estado y constitución de las misiones de la Nueva California, 1775 julio 2
No full textDescripción de la conquista, estado y constitución de las misiones de la Nueva California mandada a Fray Junípero Serra. El informe proporciona detalles sobre la infantería española invasora; las comunidades indígenas de California; los encuentros violentos entre los colonizadores y los grupos indígenas; la geografía y la fauna; prácticas medicinales y culturales indígenas; distancias entre los asentamientos de las misiones y los campos agrícolas; y eventos contemporáneos. —— Description of the conquest, state, and constitution of the missions of New California sent to Fray Junipero Serra. The report provides details on the invading Spanish infantry; the Indigenous communities in California; the violent encounters between the colonizers and Indigenous groups; the geography and fauna; Indigenous medicinal and cultural practices; distances between mission settlements and agricultural fields; and current events. 6 f. (12 p.
Round Rock, Texas Covid-19 vaccine promotion poster
No full textRound Rock, Texas Covid-19 vaccine promotion poster