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IPEDS Completers Data_2019-2024
No full textThis dataset has been compiled from publicly accessible data. The dataset contains information regarding degree completion at institutions of higher education in the U.S., including U.S. territories. The dataset contains data from institutions that submitted data to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Data for Workforce Trends of Nurse-Midwives in Texas
No full textData supporting the paper "Workforce Trends of Nurse-Midwives in Texas
Song data - Avalanche eGtACR1
No full textSong data from Trusel et al., Nature 2025, Avalanche eGtACR
Venta de tierras en Colima al Colegio Jesuita de Tepotzotlán, 1619 marzo 7-julio 11
No full textDocumento notarial que registra la venta de cuatro sitios de estancia y dos caballerías en la jurisdicción de Colima por Antonio de Chaide, actuando por medio de su hermano y apoderado Luis de Tovar Godínez, al Colegio jesuita de Tepotzotlán por 1,700 pesos. Las propiedades vendidas incluían dos sitios para ganado mayor, un potrero y un sitio para ganado menor, todos ubicados en zonas agrícolas y pastoriles estratégicas, cercanas a ríos y estancias reconocidas, con referencia cuidadosa a mercedes virreinales y transacciones anteriores. El texto menciona reiteradamente a personas esclavizadas como bienes transferibles dentro de las facultades otorgadas en el poder. El documento comprende copias transcritas de los siguientes instrumentos: 1) Poder otorgado por Antonio de Chaide a Luis de Tovar Godínez, 7 de marzo de 1619; 2) Escritura de venta de cuatro sitios y dos caballerías, 11 de julio de 1619; 3) Declaración de dominio y constancia de bienes libres de gravamen, 2 de julio de 1619; y 4) Confirmación de la venta y entrega de los títulos de propiedad al Colegio de la Compañía de Jesús, 11 de julio de 1619. —— Notarial document recording the sale of four ranching sites and two caballerías in the jurisdiction of Colima by Antonio de Chaide, acting through his brother and agent Luis de Tovar Godínez, to the Jesuit Colegio of Tepotzotlán for 1,700 pesos. The sold properties included two livestock grazing sites, one pasture site (potrero), and one site for small livestock, all located in key agricultural and pastoral areas near rivers and well-known estancias, with prior grants from viceroys and earlier transactions carefully referenced. The text repeatedly mentions enslaved persons as transferable property within the granted powers of attorney. The document comprises transcribed copies of the following records: 1.) Power of attorney from Antonio de Chaide to Luis de Tovar Godínez, 1619 March 7; 2.) Deed of sale of four plots and two caballerías, 1619 July 11; 3.) Declaration of ownership and proof of property free from encumbrances, 1619 July 2; and 4.) Confirmation of sale and handover of property documents to the College of the Company of Jesus, 1619 July 11. # f. (# p.
Improving Texas Wildfire Planning: Ranking Community Exposure to Guide Low‑Cost Mitigation
No full textThis project identifies Texas communities most exposed to wildfire risk by combining federally modeled wildfire hazard data with local population concentration. Using geospatial analysis, we translate complex risk patterns into a clear exposure index that highlights where people and wildfire danger overlap. Our findings help prioritize communities that would benefit most from early, low-cost mitigation efforts. The results support data-informed, community-level actions that can reduce wildfire impact before the next fire season
Replication Data for: Mentorship and Time Management Behaviors: A Synergistic Approach to Supporting Academic Performance
No full textThis repository contains the materials and data files associated with all surveys utilized in the analyses presented in this research article entitled "Mentorship and Time Management Behaviors: A Synergistic Approach to Supporting Academic Performance." (2026-02-11
Food Access Research Atlas Dataset
No full textThe dataset is a tract‑level file for all Texas census tracts combining USDA Food Access Research Atlas measures with Census/ACS sociodemographics.
Unit of analysis: Census tract (variable census_tract), with associated state and county names. Population & housing: 2010 population, group quarters indicators and counts, urban/rural indicator (urban_indicator). Poverty & income: Continuous poverty rate (poverty_rate), median family income (median_family_income), and a binary low‑income tract flag (low_income_tract_indicator). Food access (distance-based): Multiple indicators of low access to food within 0.5, 1, 10, and 20 miles (e.g., low_access_05mi_10mi, low_access_1mi_20mi, low_access_tract_05mi, low_access_pop_05mi). Food access by subgroup: Counts and shares of low‑access population by income, age groups (children, seniors), race/ethnicity (White, Black, Asian, AIAN, other/multi, Hispanic), SNAP recipients, and households without a vehicle, at 0.5‑mile and 1‑mile buffers (e.g., low_access_children_05mi_share, low_access_black_05mi_share, low_access_hispanic_1mi_share, low_access_no_vehicle_05mi_share, low_access_snap_1mi_share). Tract composition: Total counts of low‑income residents, seniors, race/ethnicity groups, Hispanic population, no‑vehicle households, and SNAP households at the tract level (e.g., tract_low_income, tract_seniors, tract_white, tract_hispanic, tract_no_vehicle, tract_snap). In total, the file contains one row per Texas tract with identifiers plus a wide set of food‑access, demographic, income, and transportation variables suitable for poverty and equity modeling
Investigation and Mitigation of Flow Induced Noise in Head Wearable Devices - Supplemental Files
No full textThis Dataset contains the raw wind noise data acquired during the experimental campaign presented in the work titled "Investigation and Mitigation of Flow Induced Noise in Head Wearable Devices". The data is saved in .mat files and the plots are in provided .fig and .png file formats. For further details on this dataset, please refer to Appendix A of the dissertation published in the Texas A&M Theses and Dissertation Library (https://library.tamu.edu/search/theses, expected to be released on May 2026)