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MLR dataset of KU Leuven cuneiform tablet NP 47
No full textMLR dataset of KU Leuven cuneiform tablet NP 47
Dataset including the processed results of one Multi-Light Reflectance (MLR) recording + derivates, produced with the KU Leuven Portable Light Dome system
>>>CONTENT<<<
One inscribed cuneiform tablet, a script from Southwest Asia used in the time period ca. 3500 BCE - 75 AD, a Neo-Sumerian (2112-2004 BCE) delivery-document of barley.
Its collection numbers is NP 47, standing for Naster Paul (former professor in Assyriology at KU Leuven and compiler of this collection).
The tablet is kept at the KU Leuven, presumably since 1947-1948.
>>>PUBLICATION<<<
The digital assets of the cuneiform tablets in the dataset has been used for the published study:
Hameeuw, Hendrik 2012: "1947: Two Tablets as a Christmas Gift to a Leuven Assyriologist", in: T. Boiy et al. (eds), The Ancient Near East, A Life! Festschrift Karel Van Lerberghe (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 220), Leuven, 268-277.
see also: https://limo.libis.be/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=LIRIAS1815979&context=L&vid=Lirias&search_scope=Lirias&tab=default_tab&lang=en_US
>>>THE DATASET<<<
(1) RAW, source image set (in recordings folder, 260 .pnm files for each of the 6 recorded sides) + processed results (.csp files, in relightings folder) of a Multi-Light Reflectance (MLR) acquisition and digitizing procedure as obtained with the Portable Light Dome system
(2) Final processed results (based on data in (1)), i.e. interactive relightable .cun file (including for each tablet all recorded sides)
(3) Derivate 3D models based on the data in the .cun files (in folder '3Ds', .ply, .pgm & .hdr files)
(4) Derivate JPG raster images based on the data in the .cun file:
° color: .jpg file with color information and simulating one static condition how raking light interacts on the surface, each time on all recorded sides
° shaded: .jpg file without color information and simulating one static condition how raking light interacts on the surface, each time on all recorded sides
° sketch: .jpg file using the information of the surface orientations to accentuate rapid variations in the relief, each time on all recorded sides
(5) Derivates based on the 3D models (.ply), see (3):
° 3D-radiance scaling: .jpg file with radiance scaling render shader and simulating one static condition how raking light interacts on the surface, each time on all recorded sides
==> the .cun file can be consulted via https://www.heritage-visualisation.org/viewer/
>>>DATA ACQUISITION<<<
Recordings by Hendrik Hameeuw at KU Leuven: August 2009 & September 2010
>>>PROCESSING<<<
The Multi-Light reflectance dataset: with 'PLDdigitize.exe' by ESAT/VISICS at KU Leuven
Derivates of the Multi-Light Reflectance dataset: 'PLDviewer.exe' by ESAT/VISICS at KU Leuven; GIMP GNU Image Manipulation; Adobe Photoshop; Meshla
EXIMIOUS SOP for collection, storage and shipment of biological samples (updated version 3)
No full textThis deliverable presents the standard operating procedures (SOP) for the collection, processing and shipment of biological samples in the EXIMIOUS human cohort studies.
It is first described how the sampling relates to the project’s objectives and work plan. Biological samples are collected and processed in relation to WP3, WP4 and WP5. Thereafter, the process of collection, processing and shipment is described in detail with step-by-step instructions. Partners handling the biological samples will follow the instructions presented in this deliverable
Replication Data for: Algorithmic Differentiation for adjoint sensitivity calculation in plasma edge codes
No full textA data-set including the input parameters and results for the paper "Algorithmic Differentiation for adjoint sensitivity calculation in plasma edge codes".
The simulation results can be reproduced using SOLPS-ITER and TAPENADE tools with the methodology and code versions described in the paper.
All figures can be directly reproduced with the scripts available in the related repository using MATLAB
Replication Data for: Speech enhancement using ego-noise references with a microphone array embedded in an unmanned aerial vehicle
No full textThis dataset contains experimental audio recordings performed with a microphone array embedded in an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in a semi-anechoic chamber used for testing the implemented methods described in the related publication. Please read the README.txt for further description and instructions
Replication Data for: Quality control and correction method for air temperature data from a citizen science weather station network in Leuven, Belgium
No full textThis dataset presents crowdsourced data from the Leuven.cool network, a citizen science network of around 100 low-cost weather stations (Fine Offset WH2600) distributed across Leuven, Belgium. The data was quality controlled and corrected by a newly developed station specific temperature quality control (QC) and correction procedure. The procedure consists of three levels removing implausible measurements, while also correcting for inter (in between stations) and intra (station-specific) station temperature biases by means of a random-forest approach
Replication Data for: Exponential Smoothing Forecasts: Taming the Bullwhip Effect when Demand is Seasonal.
No full textThis dataset comprises of all the simulated time-series used in the paper: Exponential Smoothing Forecasts: Taming the Bullwhip Effect when Demand is Seasonal.
The data is as follows. 14 different csv files are presented. Each file contains 20 time-series, of 6000 periods each, that are generated using the same parameters.
As described in the paper, the structure of the time-series in each of the files varies in the following parameters:
* The underlying distribution (a normally distributed i.i.d process, or an ARIMA (0,1,1) process).
* The seasonality of the time-series (no seasonality, seasonality of periodicity 49, 50, or 51).
* For the normally distributed, seasonal demands, the strength of the seasonality (weak, medium, strong seasonality)
Replication Data for: Extending the dynamic response of structural input estimation by combining sensors with unmatched bandwidth
No full textRaw data for the paper of "Extending the dynamic response of structural input estimation by combining sensors with unmatched bandwidth". The dataset contains the sensor readings for the experimental validation described in section 5.2 as well as the sensor and process models used in the Kalman filter. The .mat files contain detailed information about the sensor types, used timestep and unit. The data can be directly accessed via MATLAB or GNU Octave (open access). Alos .mat files for the models are included. The .csv files contain the data used in the figures of the paper
Replication Data for: A combined experimental and computational approach reveals the effect of biofilm architecture on nanoparticle fate
No full textThis dataset provides data from single particle-tracking experiments of nanoparticles in Salmonella enterica Typhymurium biofilms, and nanoparticle locations in confocal laser scanning microscopy images. For repeats of Brownian dynamics simulations, we included the used segmented biofilms and simulated nanoparticle locations. This dataset is meant to be used with our source code
Normothermic perfusion of pig kidney
No full textFirst, the pig is sedated. After intubation and general anaesthesia, a midline laparotomy is performed and the kidney is freed from the surrounding tissue. Then the renal artery and vein are ligated and the kidney is removed. On the back-table, the kidney is placed on melting ice and the renal artery is canulated with an armoured vascular cannula. The ureter is also cannulated with a small tube. Then the kidney is flushed with a cold preservation solution via the renal artery at a hydrostatic pressure of 100 cm H2O to rinse out any blood. In the meantime the normothermic perfusion circuit has been primed with the perfusion solution (Table S1) and heated to 38°C. The kidney is mounted on the circuit by connecting the arterial cannula with the inflow cannula of the circuit. The tube in the ureter is connected to a collection bag allowing urinary drainage. Then the arterial inflow cannula is opened and the kidney is perfused. This is noticeable by pinking up of the kidney once reperfusion is established
Replication Data for: Spatial transcriptomics analysis in "Single-cell profiling reveals mechanisms of response to anti-PD-L1 versus anti-PD-L1 combined with anti-CTLA4 in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma"
No full textThis folder contains the fastq-files that are generated during the Grand Challenge project using 10X Genomics Visium on head&neck squamous cell carcinoma samples. It contains 4 fastq-files (R1 and R2 for each of the two sequencing lanes) per patient (for each patient, 2 samples (biopsy and resection) were collected, and the two samples of 1 patient (HNI40020) was analyzed twice)