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Replication Data for: Individual patterns of anadromy determine the cost of salmon lice exposure in brown trout.
No full textFacultative anadromous salmonids may alter migratory behaviour to mitigate against detrimental infections of aquaculture-derived salmon lice (Lepeophtherius salmonis), however this likely incurs negative growth and fitness consequences. This flexibility in migratory behaviour also creates analytical challenges in estimating lice infestation levels and the direct/indirect consequences of exposure.
We utilised simulated individual migration trajectories of facultatively anadromous brown trout (Salmo trutta) (N=8049), generated from spatial-temporal fjord-use models fitted to empirical tracking data (N=517). These trajectories were superimposed with open-access spatial-temporal modelled lice densities. Individual accumulated lice exposure and infestation was simulated over a six-month period for smolts and annually for veteran migrant life-stages. The degree of direct and indirect mortality was estimated according to year (2013–2015), population (N=5) and life-stage of brown trout, within a semi-enclosed fjord system (Sognefjorden, Norway).
A gradient of lice was spatially distributed throughout the fjord. Highest densities were modelled in the outer-fjord at a closer vicinity to aquaculture facilities. As most brown trout remained in the inner-fjord, an area protected from aquaculture, accumulated levels of lice exposure and infestation were low, resulting in limited direct mortality (smolts: 0.07 %, veteran migrants: 0.04 %). Accumulated lice infestation was higher for individuals that underwent long-distance migrations, residing for longer in the outer-fjord, with limited differences observed between years. Indirect mortality attributable to lice was greater for long-distance migrants (smolts: 25.3 %, veteran migrants: 14.8 %), versus those remaining within the inner-fjord (smolts: 14.7 %, veteran migrants: 1.7 %). This resulted in an unequal lice-induced mortality loss among populations (range: 3.3– 34.3 %)
Replication Data for: Analyzing GPT-4 Misinterpretations of Russian Grammatical Constructions
No full textGPT-4 interpretations of the dataset of 2,227 examples gathered from Russian Constructicon (https://constructicon.github.io/russian/
Supporting data for Detection of Detrimental Weak Emergent Behavior Considering Operational Factors: a Case Study in Search and Rescue
No full textDATASET MIGRATED FROM FIGSHARE: This dataset contains the input and output data from an industrial case study aiming to detect undesired non-intuitive behavior for an engineered system in an operational context (an Autonomous Surface Vessel (ASV) on a Search and Rescue (SAR) mission). We used the Taguchi method to set up experiments, conducted the experiments in a case company specific test arena, and performed multiple linear regression (MLR) analysis.The speadsheet consists of 10 sheets:Additional theory for DoE and regressionScreening experimentsTransition rationale from screening to investigationInvestigation experiments for system setting 1Investigation experiments for system setting 2Plots for system setting 1Plots for system setting 2Fractional Factorial vs Taguchi studyAdditional trial and error experimentsDimensional analysis experimentsArticle Abstract - Related PublicationThis paper applies the Design of Experiments approach for detecting detrimental weak emergent behavior of an Autonomous Surface Vessel operating in a dynamic environment on a Search and Rescue mission. The research utilizes Orthogonal Arrays in combination with regression analysis to systematically test the parameter space of an engineered system function. We used Orthogonal Arrays first to detect, and later in analyzing, the parameter space where the system model does not comply with a defined Measure of Effectiveness. The findings from this case study suggest that these methods enable a systematic exploration of the system’s parameter space, allowing for effective detection of detrimental weak emergent behavior. This approach potentially enhances test coverage, expands system operating knowledge, and facilitates mitigation efforts more efficiently.</p
Search strategies for a scoping review article on learning and usefulness in evaluation of disaster exercises
No full textDATASET MIGRATED FROM FIGSHARE: Search strategies for a scoping review article on learning and usefulness in evaluation of disaster exercises are described. Contains strategies for the databases Medline, PsycInfo, Academic Search Premier, Business Source Elite, ERIC, Web of Science and Scopus. See the readme.txt for further documentation. </p
A comprehensive inventory of 1000 organic compounds reported in bio-oil: classification and economic valuation
No full textDATASET MIGRATED FROM FIGSHARE: As a supplementary material for an original paper, this inventory contains a comprehensive list of 1,000 organic chemicals identified in bio-oil, meticulously catalogued to facilitate research and analysis. Each chemical is systematically classified into specific categories and subcategories based on structural and functional characteristics. Additionally, a value level ranging from 1 to 5 is assigned to each chemical to denote its economic value based on value pyramid of bio-product concept. This document serves as a supplementary material for different papers in peer-review journals. Moreover, this resource is designed to provide researchers and industry professionals with a detailed and accessible reference for understanding the diversity and potential applications of chemicals derived from bio-oil.
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Replication data for: Cross-linguistic effects in grammatical gender assignment and predictive processing in L1 Greek, L1 Russian, and L1 Turkish speakers of Norwegian as a second language
No full textThe dataset contains both production scores from a noun-naming and task and eye tracking data from a visual world paradigm experiment, targeting the processing of grammatical gender in L2 Norwegian by L1 Greek, Russian and Turkish participants. In addition, the dataset also contains eye tracking data from two L1 Norwegian control groups, and various metadata (proficiency, length of residency etc.) for the L2 participants
Drone-based mapping of Larsbreen, Longyearbreen, and Tellbreen in Svalbard
No full textThis database contains drone-based mapping data of three glaciers near Longyearbyen in Svalbard, Norway. There are three locations, Larsbreen, Longyearbreen, and Tellbreen. The dataset was generated using a structure-from-motion (SfM) method using drone-based imagery. The data was processed with Agisoft Metashape (version 1.8.5) and the processed data consists of digital elevation models (DEMs) in georeferenced .TIF file format and orthomosaic maps in georeferenced .JPG or .TIF. In addition, a process report in archived .PDF file format is included for each dataset. Mapping was conducted with a DJI Mavic 2 Pro Enterprise. The fieldwork was conducted in September 2022 on Tellbreen by Eero Rinne and October on Larsbreen and Longyearbreen by Richard Hann
Replication Data and Code for: Sustainable development: Notions, Numbers, and Narratives
No full textThe related publication contributes to the theoretical knowledge of sustainable development operationalized in a sustainable development space based on three sustainable development imperatives: needs, justice, and limits. The space is constituted by six primary goals with associated key indicators and thresholds. This dataset documents the data collection of these indicators, and the data processing and analysis to group countries into sustainable development clusters and calculating numerical traits for each cluster. These clusters are used in the description of the sustainable development narratives in the related publication. All files needed to reproduce our findings, from downloading data to exporting the results, are provided. For guidance on reproduction, see the "00_README.txt"-file
Replication data for: Solid-state-NMR validation of OPLS4 - Structure of PC-lipid bilayers and its modulation by dehydration
No full textThe dataset contains solid-state Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) recordings at 500 MHz from ~25 mg samples of 1-palmitoyl-2-oleoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine (POPC) in lamellar phase prepared at different hydration states (from 10 mass % to 50 mass %).
For every sample we put R-type proton-detected local field (R-PDLF) recoupling experiments recorded with magic angle spinning (MAS) at 5 kHz. This type of experiment allows us to extract the absolute values of order parameters of every C-H bond. We also put 31P spectrum at both 0Hz and 5kHz spinning to verify the lipid phase state. Most of samples contains also recordings of 13C spectra recorded with high repetition number.
Methodology is described in ReadMe in details.</p
Supporting material for: Investigating the genetic basis of susceptibility to amoebic gill disease and gill lesions in Atlantic salmon populations using field data
No full textAdditional file 1 of manuscript titled "Investigating the genetic basis of susceptibility to amoebic gill disease and gill lesions in Atlantic salmon populations using field data", which is currently under review.Background: Gill-related morbidity and mortality are becoming a major concern to the Atlantic salmon industry worldwide. Understanding the genetic mechanism underlying susceptibility to gill diseases or lesions can help to guide mitigation efforts. Genome-wide association analysis was conducted on gill scores from two large cohorts of Atlantic salmon populations, reared in Norway and Canada, that were phenotyped during amoebic gill disease (AGD) outbreaks and at harvest (referred to as gill lesions), respectively.
Results: While one novel quantitative trait locus (QTL) region on chromosome 2 was associated with susceptibility to AGD, two QTL regions on chromosomes 2 and 12 were associated with gill lesions. There was no overlap among QTL in these regions, and the lead variants explained between 3 to 10% of the genetic variance. Putative candidate genes identified within or close to the lead variants include tfeb, ZSCAN12l, and ifi44l, with the majority of these genes playing roles relating to immune functions. Fine-mapping the identified QTL region associated with AGD with re-sequence data, revealed a lead intergenic variant explaining 9% of the genetic variance.
Conclusions: Our results provide valuable insight into the genetic architecture of susceptibility to AGD and gill lesions and can help guide mitigation efforts