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Replication data for: The Economic Impact of Jurisdictional Lordship in Communities under Lay Lords in Catalonia
No full textThis dataset includes several figures on the demographics and the composition of seigneurial incomes in the county of Empúries between the mid-14th and end-15th centuries. On the one hand, it contains information on the number of hearths and the estimates of the county’s total population, along with those of the main urban centers in this territory. On the other hand, it provides a detailed picture of the revenues received by the holders of the county’s jurisdiction in the town of Castelló d’Empúries and other places within this seigneurial domain
Replication data for "A Notch trans-activation to cis-inhibition switch underlies hematopoietic stem cell aging"
No full textThis dataset contains the code used to analyse the single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data, the raw count matrices and all the output obtained from running the code from the manuscript "A Notch trans-activation to cis-inhibition switch underlies hematopoietic stem cell aging" by Matteini et al. scRNA-seq was applied on sorted Lin- Sca1+ cKit+ (LSK) cells from the bone marrow of young and aged C57Bl6 mice and the raw FASTQ files can be found under the GEO accession numbers GSE197070 and GSE269953 (only young and aged controls used in this analysis). The code is in an easily reproducible format, as an Rmarkdown notebook that contains comments that describe all the steps in the analysis. To start reproducing it, download all the files, open the "LSK_scRNAseq_data_analysis.Rmd" file in an Rstudio session and start following its instructions. This repository also contains the supplementary and raw data included in the manuscript
Base de dades bibliogràfica de l'Arxiu Digital Sebastià Juan Arbó
No full textAquest conjunt de dades presenta en format JSON la base de dades bibliogràfica integrada en l'Arxiu Digital Sebastià Juan Arbó. Aquestes dades són també la base per a la creació d'un llibre electrònic titulat «Bibliografia completa de Sebastià Juan Arbó (1918-2025)». La publicació d’aquesta obra, que tindrà lloc l’any 2026, respon a la necessitat de recuperar el llegat d'un escriptor essencial per entendre la literatura catalana i espanyola del segle XX, documentant tant la seva producció com els materials generats al voltant de la seva figura. Presentem aquí, en format JSON, el conjunt de dades que conformen cadascun dels apartats del volum, els quals també formen part d’una base de dades integrada en l'Arxiu Digital Sebastià Juan Arbó, un projecte en desenvolupament
Replication data for: Palaeoecological context of Homo aff. erectus (ATE7-1) at Sima del Elefante (late Early Pleistocene, Atapuerca, Spain), inferred from the herpetofaunal assemblage
No full textThe data set contains two Shape files with its associated data: one corresponding to the 5 km2 area created around the current location of the Sima del Elefante site (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos, Spain), and the other corresponding to the Occupied Distribution Areas (ODA) of the amphibians and reptiles species present in the late Early Pleistocene of Sima del Elefante TE7. The ODA has been calculated by removing areas exceeding maximum altitudinal limit for all species in the assemblage (i.e., 2100 m). Both Shape files are projected in WGS 84 geographic reference coordinate system. The climatic and palaeoclimatic parameters presented in the associated publication have been calculated from these files
Psychometric properties of I-DAQ and INCA questionnaires in a sample of Spanish young offenders
No full textThis dataset includes the data used in the posters presented at the 4th World Conference on Personality, XII Jornadas de la Asociación Iberoamericana para la Investigación de las Diferencias Individuales, and XIII Jornadas de la Asociación Iberoamericana para la Investigación de las Diferencias Individuales. More especifically it includes data about 150 Spanish young offenders (82.0% male) from Tarragona (Spain), with ages between 15 and 19 years old. This sample of young offenders was recruited from open intervention programs in the province of Tarragona (Catalonia, Spain). These programs are measures of criminal responsibility that are carried out in the social and family environment of the young person, so they do not involve deprivation of liberty. The data includes their ages, gender, responses to the Indirect-Direct Aggression Questionnaire (I-DAQ), and responses to the Inventory of Callous-unemotional traits and Antisocial behaviour (INCA questionnaire). (2025-05-15
Replication data for "Social movements are transformative agents for biodiversity conservation"
No full textThis dataset was created in order to document the analysis of the manuscrit "Social movements are transformative agents for biodiversity conservation". Civil society has long been a catalyst for social change by reshaping structures, influencing values, and challenging power dynamics; however, its role in driving transformative change for biodiversity remains underexplored. To address this gap, we analyze 2,801socio-environmental mobilizations documented in the Environmental Justice Atlas (EJAtlas). These mobilizations produce diverse outcomes that reveal distinct spatial, temporal, and sectoral patterns and proactively and reactively respond to environmental impacts across the globe. Notably, about 40% of these mobilizations occur within the top 30% of global priority lands for species conservation and their actions contribute to the achievement of key Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework targets focused on ecosystem protection, restoration, sustainable use, and inclusive spatial planning. Yet, one-third of mobilizations face repression, criminalization, or violence—pressures that are even more common in high-priority conservation areas. Moreover, mobilizations facing repressive outcomes contest environmental threats relevant for the KMGBF targets more extensively than those with progressive outcomes, underscoring the risks faced by movements driving biodiversity protection in critical regions. To amplify the transformative potential of socio-environmental mobilizations, we emphasize the importance of recognizing, strengthening, and protecting them through coordinated action among diverse social actors. By fostering collaboration and targeted resource allocation, these efforts can empower socio-environmental mobilizations to catalyze meaningful and lasting change for biodiversity conservation
Dades de replicació per a: High specificity electrocardiogram patterns for parvovirus B19 myocarditis in children: bridging electrocardiogram findings to aetiological diagnosis
No full textAquest conjunt de dades conté informació clínica i electrocardiogràfica de pacients pediàtrics diagnosticats de miocarditis aguda, incloent 20 casos confirmats de miocarditis per parvovirus B19. Les dades inclouen variables clíniques bàsiques, resultats de proves diagnòstiques i característiques específiques de l’ECG, avaluades de manera cega per tres cardiòlegs pediàtrics. Aquest conjunt pot ser útil per a investigadors interessats en el diagnòstic diferencial de la miocarditis viral i en l’anàlisi de patrons electrocardiogràfics específics
Replication Data for: Thermal performance evaluation of a double skin façade with latticework solar protection: a case study in a humid tropical climate (Panama)
No full textThis study is based on replicating and analyzing annual data on the thermal performance of a double-skin façade with a lattice exterior, which was implemented in a classroom at the University of Panama in a humid tropical climate. April was selected as the reference month for the detailed analysis because it is statistically the hottest month of the year, according to the case study's historical climate data. Sensors were placed on the exterior skin (1A) and the interior skin (1B), while the cavity between both skins is monitored by a thermo-hygrometer labeled as TH1.
The methodological process was developed in two main phases. First, the model was calibrated using energy simulations in DesignBuilder with the EnergyPlus calculation engine. This stage included comparing real data obtained through in situ monitoring with simulation results to validate the model's accuracy.
Second, nine different hypotheses (H) were analyzed by modifying the configuration characteristics of the façade, such as the lattice arrangement, the presence or absence of an intermediate chamber, and the classroom's position relative to the façade. The objective was to evaluate the thermal behavior of the space and determine if the current façade configuration is suitable for a humid tropical environment like Panama's.Este estudio se basa en la replicación y análisis de datos anuales sobre el comportamiento térmico de una fachada de doble piel con celosía exterior, implementada en un aula de la Universidad de Panamá, ubicada en un clima húmedo tropical. El mes de abril fue seleccionado como referencia para el análisis detallado, ya que, según los datos climáticos históricos del caso de estudio, es estadísticamente el mes más caluroso del año. Se instalaron sensores en la piel exterior (1A) y en la piel interior (1B), mientras que la cavidad intermedia entre ambas pieles fue monitorizada mediante un termo-higrómetro identificado como TH1.
El proceso metodológico se desarrolló en dos fases principales. En primer lugar, se realizó la calibración del modelo mediante simulaciones energéticas en DesignBuilder, utilizando el motor de cálculo EnergyPlus. Esta etapa incluyó la comparación de los datos reales obtenidos a través del monitoreo in situ con los resultados de las simulaciones, con el fin de validar la precisión del modelo.
En segundo lugar, se analizaron nueve hipótesis diferentes (H) modificando las características de configuración de la fachada, como la disposición de la celosía, la existencia o no de la cámara intermedia y la posición del aula respecto a la fachada. El objetivo fue evaluar el comportamiento térmico del espacio y determinar si la configuración actual de la fachada es adecuada para un entorno de clima húmedo tropical como el de Panamá
Replication Data for "multistrap: boosting phylogenetic analyses with structural information"
No full textDataset for the replication of the analysis presented in "multistrap: boosting phylogenetic analyses with structural information".
Overview of the Content of the uploaded dataset and its Structure:
ids: Contains the full list of the identifiers of the datasets.
ids_titration: Contains the 56 identifiers used for the titration analysis.
pdb/: Contains all the PDB structures for each of the sequences of each dataset.
alignments/: Contains the untrimmed alignments produced with mTMalign, used for downstream analyses.
matrices/
{IMD,ME}/: Contains the distance matrices computed using the untrimmed mTMalign alignments.
/replicates: Contains 100 replicate distance matrices for each dataset for IMD.
trees/
{IMD,ME,ML}/: Trees computed with the tree method specified in the folder name.
/replicates: Contains the 100 replicate trees for each dataset.
auc_analysis/: Contains the files necessary to replicate the AUC analysis
The Spanish Legislative Amendments Dataset
No full textThe Spanish Legislative Amendments Dataset provides comprehensive information on all amendments proposed to all executive bills introduced to the Spanish parliament from 1996 to 2023. At the bill level, the dataset provides information on the total number of proposed amendments to each bill (a total of 117.575), the group proposing the amendments; and the main characteristics of each bill to which amendments were proposed. These characteristics include the bill title, date of proposal, type of resulting law, the legislative committee that debated it, the bill topic, the number of parliamentary appearances organized along the bill’s debate, and the bill’s regional and european content. This is the first systematic dataset of legislative amendments in Spain, created using web scraping and text parsing techniques