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North American Slave Narratives - Individual Violent Resistance
No full textThis file contains incidents of individual violent resistance drawn from the North American Slave Narratives hosted by Documenting the American South at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
COLDEX Open Polar Radar MARFA Airborne Radar Data
No full textThis is a pointer to the Open Polar Radar website and flight based CReSIS SAR processed data.
These transect projected radargrams were collected as part of the Center for Oldest Ice Exploration (COLDEX) Science and Technology Center (https://www.coldex.org) in the 2022/23 (CXA1) and 2023/24 (CXA2) airborne field seasons.
Raw 3 TB data from both seasons is deposited at the USAP data center at https://doi.org/10.15784/601768. The set of images in this archive was designed for easy, non expert, access to radargrams, organized according to survey design.
2022-23 (CXA1) flight based HDF5/matlab format data is available here:
https://data.cresis.ku.edu/data/rds/2022_Antarctica_BaslerMKB/
2023-24 (CXA2) flight based data HDF5/matlab format is available here:
https://data.cresis.ku.edu/data/rds/2023_Antarctica_BaslerMKB/
2022-23 (CXA1) transect based (science organized) unfocused data in netCDF format is available here:
https://doi.org/10.18738/T8/XPMLCC
2023-24 (CXA2) transect based (science organized) unfocused data in netCDF format is available here:
https://doi.org/10.18738/T8/FV6VNT
Reprojected transect based images (science organized) in standard image (png, jpg) formats will be available here:
ttps://doi.org/10.18738/T8/NEF2X
Photophysiology of smooth cordgrass (Sporobolus alterniflorus) measured using rapid light curves
No full textSmooth cordgrass (Sporobolus alterniflorus) (previously known as Spartina alterniflora) is often the dominant intertidal plant in saltmarshes on the east coast of the United States. It is an invasive species in several locations globally, where it has been introduced accidently, or deliberately to stabilize eroding shorelines. These data present measurements of the photophysiology of photosynthesis in Sporobolus alterniflorus. Measurements were made in situ using pulse amplitude modulated (PAM) fluorescence. The data includes measurements of the quantum yield of photosystem II and rapid light curves (RLCs), which were used to determine electron transport rates (ETRs) and parameterize the relationship between ETR and photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD). The measurements are supported by in situ environmental data, specifically measurements of PPFD and air temperature. These data have potential value to researchers interested in the physiology of saltmarsh plants and grasses, and estuarine ecologists and resource managers
1920 Census Data Map Shapefile
No full textThis is the shapefile of the mapped 1920 census data for Austin, Texas
DRAFT: Checking the Statistical Assumptions Underlying the Application of the Standard Deviation and RMS Error to Eye-Movement Time Series: A Comparison between Human and Artificial Eyes
No full textThis repository contains all of the publicly available datasets for download. The article is under review at present (1/3/2024)
Carta agradeciendo a Manuel Castañares, 1847 enero 9
No full textCarta agradeciendo a Manuel Castañares su carta del 31 de diciembre, así como su visita y felicitaciones por su regreso a la República y por el encargo en el Ministerio de la Guerra. Expresa su deseo de participar en la campaña, pero las circunstancias actuales lo han llevado a una situación difícil. —— Letter thanking Manuel Castañares for his letter of December 31, as well as his visit and congratulations on his return to the Republic and for the assignment in the Ministry of War. He expresses his desire to participate in the campaign, but current circumstances have led him to a difficult situation. 1 f. (2 p.
Replication Data for: The influence of counterion structure identity on conductivity, dynamical correlations, and ion transport mechanisms in polymerized ionic liquids
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Índice de Archivos Diario Granma, 1965-1992
No full textEl Índice de Archivos de Granma es una base de datos en español de artículos publicados desde 1965 hasta 1992 en el diario oficial del Partido Comunista de Cuba, Granma. Esta base de datos proporciona referencias bibliográficas para los artículos, incluyendo titulares, longitud del artículo, fecha y autor. El texto completo de los artículos no está disponible en línea. Los investigadores pueden encontrar los periódicos originales en la Colección Benson de América Latina. Para otras áreas, consulte a su bibliotecario local para obtener asistencia o encuentre la ubicación más cercana con fondos de Granma utilizando WorldCat. ---- The Granma Archives Index is a Spanish-language database of articles published from 1965 to 1992 in the official daily newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party, Granma. This database provides bibliographic references for the articles, including headlines, length of the article, date, and author. Full-text of the articles is not available online. Researchers can consult the original newspaper at the Benson Latin American Collection. For other areas, please consult your local librarian for assistance or find the nearest location with holdings for Granma using WorldCat
Attitudes on Affirmative Action Targeted to Help Black and Hispanic Individuals
No full textThe current study explored various factors affecting affirmative action attitudes. Undergraduate students completed an online survey with measures assessing support for Black-targeted and Hispanic-targeted affirmative action, perceived discrimination against Blacks and Hispanics, social dominance orientation, and racial group esteem. Prior to completing these measures, some participants were randomly assigned to read a set of 10 facts about current racial inequities. Analyses revealed that affirmative action support was greater for outreach and training policies versus preference and quota policies, greater among participants who read the inequity facts versus the control group, greater among Black and Hispanic participants versus White participants, greater among White participants with low versus high White esteem, and greater among participants with low versus high social dominance orientation. Regarding demographics, support was also greater among Democrat and liberal participants versus Republican and conservative participants, greater among female participants versus male participants, and greater among sexual minority participants versus straight participants. Additionally, whereas Black participants did not differ in their support for Black-targeted versus Hispanic-targeted affirmative action, Hispanic participants supported Hispanic-targeted affirmative action more than Black-targeted affirmative action, even though they also gave higher ratings of perceived discrimination faced by Black individuals in comparison to Hispanic individuals. These findings are consistent with past research, social dominance theory (whereby Hispanic affirmative action support may be influenced by group status threat), and the altruism-born-of-suffering theory (whereby adverse discriminatory experiences of Black and sexual minorities may have led to greater empathic concern and support for affirmative action)