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Experimental Conditions
No full textThis data set contains the mapping information between experimental conditions and raw data files
Supplementary Table 3
No full textRegistered reports start date for each experimental psychology journal with source
Replication Data for: A Global Look at Recent Wind Speed Patterns in Space and Time
No full textGIS .tif files for annual average global wind speed, 1979 to 2023 using ERA5 Reanalysis Data; Excel file of data for latitudinal bands; Google Earth Engine Code
Recaudación de tributos en Pachuca, 1717 febrero 4-mayo 20
No full textEn 1717, el Capitán Don Juan Bautista de Goenaga, Alcalde Mayor de Pachuca, inició la recaudación de tributos en varios pueblos bajo su jurisdicción, incluidos Pachuquilla, Acayuca, Coaquilpa, Zapotlán, Tolcayuca, Tezoyuca y Tezontepec. Ayudado por su comisionado, Gregorio Zúñiga, emitió mandatos exigiendo que los gobernadores y oficiales indígenas locales (Pedro Hernández, Juan Martín, Diego Francisco, Pedro Francisco, José de Vargas, José Nicolás, Toribio de Santiago) presentaran sus cuentas y pagaran los atrasos derivados de una reciente revalorización. A pesar de las repetidas requisiciones, algunos oficiales no cumplieron, lo que llevó a medidas de ejecución como la incautación de propiedades y detenciones. Goenaga autorizó la confiscación de un rancho comunitario en Pachuquilla y ganado de otras propiedades por deudas impagas. El proceso de recaudación incluyó la participación formal de los líderes de los pueblos y notarios públicos para garantizar el cumplimiento de las obligaciones reales. —— In 1717, Captain Don Juan Bautista de Goenaga, Alcalde Mayor of Pachuca, initiated the collection of royal tributes in several towns under his jurisdiction, including Pachuquilla, Acayuca, Coaquilpa, Zapotlán, Tolcayuca, Tezoyuca, and Tezontepec. Aided by his commissioner, Gregorio Zúñiga, he issued mandates requiring local Indigenous governors and officials (Pedro Hernández, Juan Martín, Diego Francisco, Pedro Francisco, José de Vargas, José Nicolás, Toribio de Santiago) to present their accounts and pay arrears from a recent reassessment. Despite repeated requisitions, some officials failed to comply, leading to enforcement measures such as property seizures and detentions. Goenaga authorized the seizure of a community ranch in Pachuquilla and livestock from other properties for unpaid dues. The collection process included the formal involvement of town leaders and public notaries to ensure compliance with royal obligations. 9 f. (18 p.
Data for: Constraints on the Availability of High Magnitude Flows for Managed Aquifer Recharge
No full textThis dataset facilitates replication for data presented in Constraints on the Availability of High Magnitude Flows for Managed Aquifer Recharge (Malito et al., 2025). Included are a metadata sheet along with associated matlab files.
The data are provided in two separate .mat files, including American units and metric units.
-Malitoetal2025_Dataset_2024_American.mat
-Malitoetal2025_Dataset_2024_Metric.mat
The root of the data structure is called “data”, which includes information for 206 USGS river gauge stations located in the state of Texas, USA.
The folder structure, variable names, variable descriptions, and units are described in the metadata sheet
Electrophysiology Data from Trusel et al., eLife 2025; https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.104609.1
No full textOriginal electrophysiology data reported in Trusel et al., eLife 2025; https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.104609.
Data From Surface Images
No full textThese .xlsx contain the average size and number of CAPs for each drop and impact velocity
A Pandemic Risk Index to Improve Supply Chains Decision-Making between US and Mexico: A COVID-19 Case Study
No full textThe Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has been widely used as a benchmark to measure the state of vulnerability of counties across the United States. The SVI is integrated using a simple aggregation methodology on a set of variables reflecting the region’s socioeconomic status, household characteristics, racial & ethnic minority status, and housing type/transportation. Due to its simple construction and inclusion of significant variables publicly available, the SVI has grown exponentially in popularity among organizations and government officials as a tool for decision-making, especially for resource allocation and for regional risk assessment. Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic brought a set of unprecedented challenges in the bi-national health between the United States and Mexico, particularly on the state of risk of supply chains. Since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) became effective in 1994 and then renewed in 2020 as USMCA, Mexico has grown to be the biggest trading partner of the U.S., fast approaching a trade value of more than a trillion USD a year. For which conducting regional risk assessment following the SVI formulation can be a significant impact for multiple stakeholders and organizations.
In this work, the formulation of the SVI is analyzed using a risk framework as a reference, to corroborate its applicability for decision-making, and to expand it to account for variables and processes impacting supply chains during the COVID-19 pandemic. This analysis shows that vulnerability is only one of three factors required to conduct risk assessment (i.e. hazards vulnerability, and consequences), needed to produce a baseline of reference to make informed decisions. A case study is also developed based on the use of the SVI during the COVID-19 pandemic for supply chains between the U.S. and Mexico, by introducing the formulation of a risk index that is compatible with the proposed risk framework.
The first step to expand the SVI into a risk index for supply chains between U.S. and Mexico, was to reproduce the CDC methodology, followed by using an Empirical Cumulative Density Function (ECDF) aggregation methodology to justify it statistically, and then to illustrate its benefits and limitations when extended into a new risk index (accounting for the three required risk components). As a result, a bi-national risk index map is produced after harmonizing publicly available variables in the U.S. and Mexico, illustrating the potential to quantify the state of regional risk for supply chains and other path-dependent systems, and setting a reference to further improve it
Replication Data for HEI 24 Project - Texas OMI
No full textSatellite data for HEI project "Air Quality trends in Texas and Colorado as associated with Unconventional Oil and Gas Development"
Selected OMI satellite formaldehyde column data covering the Permian basin in Texas and New Mexico, 2004 to 202
Carta sobre un cajoncito que contiene prendas indígenas, 1776 enero 20
No full textCarta a Junípero Serra en la que se reconoce que aún no se ha recibido un cajoncito con prendas de indígenas recién descubiertos. El autor asegura a Serra que le avisará cuando lo reciba y expresa su gratitud por la fina memoria. —— Letter to Junípero Serra acknowledging that they have not yet received a small box containing garments of newly encountered Indigenous people. The author assures Serra that they will notify them upon receipt and expresses gratitude for the thoughtful remembrance. 1 f. (2 p.