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The PHOENIX/1D NewEra model atmosphere grid: Additional models after the paper was published
No full textAdditional NewEra models and HSR spectra (673 models) added after the publication of the paper
Annotationsguidelines für die Evaluation automatischer Koreferenzannotation
No full textGuidelines for manual evaluation of automatic coreference annotation of German language data with CorPipe (Straka 2023
Realism at Hand: A Fast and Easy Pipeline for Generating Fully Articulated Photorealistic Virtual Hands
No full textIn virtual reality (VR), using the hands instead of controllers has enormous potential for more intuitive user interactions, e.g., direct grasping, touching, or moving virtual objects. In this context, the realism of the hands plays an important role in the body ownership illusion and the user’s feeling of resence. Nevertheless, in most applications, generic 3D hand models are used that do not include individual characteristics of the user, such as specific wrinkles, moles, or skin features. In this work, we present a pipeline to include fully articulated, photorealistic hand scans of the user in VR applications with hand tracking. This is done by capturing photos of the hand from different perspectives simultaneously using a customized hand scanner. Then, using open-source photogrammetry software, a rigged 3D model of the hand is created and integrated into a Unity application, ready to use with the OVR SDK. With our pipeline, we provide practitioners and researchers with a fast and easy way to integrate a user’s real hands into a VR application. Finally, we present guidelines on how to get from a set of 2D images to a fully articulated, personalized virtual hand model within 30 minutes
Kt 93/k 144 (X-Ray Tomography 3D data of an Enveloped Clay Tablet, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara)
No full textWritten Artefact Metadata
Object type: Enveloped clay tablet
Material: Clay
Writing: Cuneiform writing
Language: Old Assyrian
Nature of the text: Letter
Provenience: Kanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Period/Date: Old Assyrian (ca. 1920-1850 BCE)
Country of discovery: Türkiye
Dimensions: Height: 5.3 cm; Width: 4.8 cm; Depth: 2.9 cm
Museum/Collection: Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara, Türkiye
Excavation number: Kt 93/k 144
Publication number (envelope): forthcoming
Transliteration of the tablet inside the envelope
1um-ma A-lá-hu-um-ma 2ù A-šùr-ták-lá-ku 3a-na I-dí-a-bi-im En-na-/nim 4Puzur4-A-šùr ù I-ku-/pì-a 5qí-bí-ma : a-ma-kam 6ṭup-pé-e : am-ra-ma 7ṭup-pá-am ha-ar-ma-/am 8ša 5 ma-na kù-babbar 9ša a-na I-ku-pí-a lo.e.10a-na e-bu-ṭí rev.11A-šùr-du10 i-dí-nu-ma 12dam-gàr il5-pu-tù 13ṭup-pá-am dí-na-šu-ma 14li-du-uk : a-na-kam 15ṭup-pu-um ša na-ru-qí-/šu 16iš-tí : um-mì-a-ni-šu 17al-pu-ut.
Translation of the tablet in the envelope
Thus (say) Ali-ahum and Aššur-taklāku: say to Iddin-abum, Ennānum, Puzur-Aššur and Ikuppiya.
There, I have seen the tablets, and the enveloped tablet concerning 5 minas of silver that Aššur-ṭāb gave as investment loan to Ikuppiya and that the creditor had written down, give him the tablet so that he cancels it (kills it). Here, I wrote the tablet of his joint stock company with his investors.
Structure and data
00_Photos.zip:
Photos of the enveloped tablet from all sides.
93k144a photos.docx
Kt93k144aLe.jpg
Kt93k144aLoe.jpg
Kt93k144aOb.jpg
Kt93k144aRe.jpg
Kt93k144aRev.jpg
Kt93k144aUe.jpg
01_VolumeData.zip:
3D tomographic reconstruction volume data.
015_93k144_reconstruction_crop.nxs
02_Visualisations.zip:
Geometry files of the tablet and envelope (.ply) and internal format files (.exa).
015_93k144_1.25.exa
015_93k144_1.25_medianw_0.015_32_8_-0.30_5.exa
015_93k144_1.25_medianw_0.015_32_8_-0.30_5_32_0.5_2.exa
015_93k144_envelope.ply
015_93k144_tablet.ply
03_Scripts.zip:
Scripts to run the extraction and visualisation software Exavis42.
015_93k144_extract.sh
015_93k144_visualise.s
Palimpsested Gospels: The History of the Georgian Text Translation
No full text“Palimpsested Gospels: The History of the Georgian Text Translation”, Manuscript Cultures in the Caucasus, Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, Hamburg
Consumer Responses to Virtual Influencers: A Meta-Analysis
No full textThe uploaded zip file contains all data and code for the paper "Consumer Responses to Virtual Influencers: A Meta-Analysis", submitted to International Journal of Research in Marketing in June, 2025
Kt 93/k 144 (X-Ray Tomography 3D data of an Enveloped Clay Tablet, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara)
No full textWritten Artefact Metadata
Object type: Enveloped clay tablet
Material: Clay
Writing: Cuneiform writing
Language: Old Assyrian
Nature of the text: Letter
Provenience: Kanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Period/Date: Old Assyrian (ca. 1920-1850 BCE)
Country of discovery: Türkiye
Dimensions: Height: 5.3 cm; Width: 4.8 cm; Depth: 2.9 cm
Museum/Collection: Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara, Türkiye
Excavation number: Kt 93/k 144
Publication number (envelope): forthcoming
Transliteration of the tablet inside the envelope
1um-ma A-lá-hu-um-ma 2ù A-šùr-ták-lá-ku 3a-na I-dí-a-bi-im En-na-/nim 4Puzur4-A-šùr ù I-ku-/pì-a 5qí-bí-ma : a-ma-kam 6ṭup-pé-e : am-ra-ma 7ṭup-pá-am ha-ar-ma-/am 8ša 5 ma-na kù-babbar 9ša a-na I-ku-pí-a lo.e.10a-na e-bu-ṭí rev.11A-šùr-du10 i-dí-nu-ma 12dam-gàr il5-pu-tù 13ṭup-pá-am dí-na-šu-ma 14li-du-uk : a-na-kam 15ṭup-pu-um ša na-ru-qí-/šu 16iš-tí : um-mì-a-ni-šu 17al-pu-ut.
Translation of the tablet in the envelope
Thus (say) Ali-ahum and Aššur-taklāku: say to Iddin-abum, Ennānum, Puzur-Aššur and Ikuppiya.
There, I have seen the tablets, and the enveloped tablet concerning 5 minas of silver that Aššur-ṭāb gave as investment loan to Ikuppiya and that the creditor had written down, give him the tablet so that he cancels it (kills it). Here, I wrote the tablet of his joint stock company with his investors.
Structure and data
00_Photos.zip:
Photos of the enveloped tablet from all sides.
93k144a photos.docx
Kt93k144aLe.jpg
Kt93k144aLoe.jpg
Kt93k144aOb.jpg
Kt93k144aRe.jpg
Kt93k144aRev.jpg
Kt93k144aUe.jpg
01_VolumeData.zip:
3D tomographic reconstruction volume data.
015_93k144_reconstruction_crop.nxs
02_Visualisations.zip:
Geometry files of the tablet and envelope (.ply) and internal format files (.exa).
015_93k144_1.25.exa
015_93k144_1.25_medianw_0.015_32_8_-0.30_5.exa
015_93k144_1.25_medianw_0.015_32_8_-0.30_5_32_0.5_2.exa
015_93k144_envelope.ply
015_93k144_tablet.ply
03_Scripts.zip:
Scripts to run the extraction and visualisation software Exavis42.
015_93k144_extract.sh
015_93k144_visualise.s
The order of multisensory associative sequences is reinstated as context feature during successful recognition
No full textThe ability of the human brain to encode and recognize sequential information from different sensory modalities is key to memory formation. The sequence in which these modalities are presented during encoding critically affects recognition. This study investigates the encoding of sensory modality sequences and its neural impact on recognition using multivariate pattern analysis (MVPA) of oscillatory EEG activity. We examined the reinstatement of multisensory episode-specific sequences in n = 32 participants who encoded sound-image associations (e.g., the image of a ship with the sound of a frog). Images and sounds were natural scenes and 2-second real-life sounds, presented sequentially during encoding. During recognition, stimulus pairs were presented simultaneously, and classification was used to test whether the modality sequence order could be decoded as a contextual feature in memory. Oscillatory results identified a distinct neural signature during successful retrieval, associated with the original modality sequence. Furthermore, MVPA successfully decoded neural patterns of different modality sequences, hinting at specific memory traces. These findings suggest that the sequence in which sensory modalities are encoded forms a neural signature, affecting later recognition. This study provides novel insights into the relationship between modality encoding and recognition, with broad implications for cognitive neuroscience and memory research
Data for "Altered visual cortex excitatory/inhibitory ratio following transient congenital visual deprivation in humans"
No full textThe csv file “fullsummary.csv”, contains twice pseudonymized aggregated data used to generate main figures and statistics in the manuscript and supplementary material. Note that the subject numbers do not correspond to the same as assigned in Table 1 of the manuscript, to protect participant privacy and prevent the association of demographic with neural data without appropriate permission.
For further information, see Methods in Pant et al., 2025, or contact [email protected]/[email protected]
Young People in Germany 2022 - Experiment
No full textThis dataset contains a subset of variables and respondents from the population survey "Young People in Germany 2022". It includes a survey experiment investigating the impact of sexual violence scenarios on anti-immigration attitudes. In the experiment, respondents were asked to imagine a fictional scenario in which a young woman becomes the victim of an attack. The following elements were randomized: type of violence (sexual, political, or undefined); the perpetrator’s origin (German citizen or asylum seeker); and the victim’s presumed origin (German name or foreign-sounding name). A control group was included that did not receive any manipulation. After exposure to the treatment conditions, respondents were asked about their general attitudes toward refugees and asylum in Germany. Additionally, a set of questions measured biases in the evaluation of violent crime. This dataset includes all variables from the experiment, as well as key control variables, including demographics (age, gender, level of education, migration background) and survey-related measures (attention check, self-placement on the left-right ideological scale).
Information on methodology, survey design and sampling of the survey can be found in the technical report: https://doi.org/10.25592/uhhfdm.1305