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Enquête sur les voyages internationaux, 1996: Voyages des résidents Canadiens à l'étranger [Canada]
No full textL'Enquête par questionnaires à retourner par la poste et l'Enquête sur les départs aériens (EDA) sont des composantes qui s'inscrivent dans le programme de l'EVI (voir la section «Activité statistique» ci-dessous) avec la composante enquête sur le dénombrement à la frontière (numéro d'enregistrement 5005). Cette enquête menée par Statistique Canada est en cours depuis 1972 afin d'établir la balance des paiements (BDP) du Système de comptabilité nationale du Canada. L'enquête recueille toute une gamme de statistiques sur les voyageurs internationaux, telles que des caractéristiques précises de leur voyage comme les dépenses, les activités, les endroits visités et la durée du séjour. Les données annuelles paraissent un an après la fin de l'année de référence; voir la rubrique "Le Quotidien" au menu latéral.
L'enquête est administrée sous le Programme de l'Enquête sur les voyages internationaux (EVI). Statistique Canada mène l'EVI depuis les années 1920 pour répondre aux besoins du Système de comptabilité nationale du Canada (Balance des paiements (BDP)). Au fil des ans, le besoin de données sur les caractéristiques détaillées des voyageurs pour les études de marché et la planification dans l'industrie du tourisme a été graduellement intégré au Programme EVI. Aujourd'hui, l'EVI offre une gamme complète de statistiques sur le nombre des voyageurs internationaux, avec caractéristiques détaillées de leurs voyages comme les dépenses, les activités, les lieux visités et la durée du séjour
Replication data for the study: "A novel approach to the assessment of motor-unit identification accuracy and its radical incongruence with conventional methodology" in the Journal of Neurophysiology
No full textReplication data for the study: "A novel approach to the assessment of motor-unit identification accuracy and its radical incongruence with conventional methodology" in the Journal of Neurophysiolog
Replication Data and Code for: VancUber: The long-run effect of ride-hailing on public transportation, congestion, and traffic fatalities
No full textThis data and programs replicate tables and figures from "VancUber: The long-run effect of ride-hailing on public transportation, congestion, and traffic fatalities" by Cairncross, Hall, and Palsson. Please see the ReadMe file for additional details
Heuristic Deficits and Clinical Decision Making
No full textPremise: That heuristic or System 1 Thinking is a crucial skill in primary care and that some clinicians demonstrate a Heuristics Deficit (HD), which can seriously affect their fitness for practice
Deciphering Petrogenetic Histories of Polymict Regolith Breccias from the Moon, Mars, and 4 Vesta - NWA 14340 Data Archive
No full textCollection of research observations and data discussed in thesis "Deciphering Petrogenetic Histories of Polymict Regolith Breccias from the Moon, Mars, and 4 Vesta". Datasets include SEM images, thin section microscopic images, EDS maps, EPMA maps and composition tables, and Raman spectra images acquired from the lunar meteorite NWA 14340
Replication Data for Associations between elevation, introduced red squirrels, and boreal bird distributions on Newfoundland
No full textElevational gradients in boreal forest songbird assemblages have received limited attention but may have important conservation implications in the face of climate-change induced habitat alteration and shifts in predator communities. Our objectives were (1) to examine the role that elevation plays in the distribution of individual species, (2) to identify bird species for which occupancy rate was correlated with squirrel probability of occurrence, and (3) to investigate the influence of elevation and red squirrel occurrence on the species richness of different nesting guilds. We completed 1,960 point count surveys for birds and red squirrels over two years across a 257 km2 study area in western Newfoundland, Canada, that spanned southern boreal to northern boreal bioclimatic zones (75-610 m elevation)
Mehri debate poem
No full textA video and an audio recording of a Mehri debate poem. Both recordings contain more than one poem. The video recording is accompanied by a transliterated and translated ELAN annotation file. The poem is the subject of the forthcoming article: S. al-Qumairi, J.C.E. Watson & M.J. Morris. 2025. The Crow and the Frankincense Harvester: A Mehri Debate Poem. In L. Kogan and M. Bulakh, Festschrift for Vitaly Naumkin, Leiden: Brill
April 2023 Ice Storm in Montreal
No full textThis dataset contains meteorological and observational data related to the high-impact ice storm that affected southern Quebec on April 5-6, 2023. The storm produced up to 40 mm of freezing rain and ice pellets, the highest accumulation since the historic 1998 Ice Storm. It caused significant infrastructure damage, particularly in Montreal, where over 800 trees were damaged, leading to power outages lasting several days.
This dataset was created to support a study aimed at understanding the factors that contributed to this unusually large and rapid ice accumulation, including the physical and meteorological processes at different spatial and temporal scales
Dataset for Supplemental Tables for a manuscript submitted to Molecular and Cellular Biology
No full textThis dataset consists of three Excel sheets comprising of the processed data for the supplemental data in the manuscript submitted to Molecular and Cellular Biology. The dataset consists of results of IP-MS and Bicistronic Reporter Assays. This dataset also consists of a text file to consolidate all the information of the excel sheets provided
Decolonizing Educational Environments: An Analysis of Experiences Shared by Educators in The National Capital Region
No full textFive volunteer teacher participants from Ottawa, Ontario, met over zoom individually and answered five guiding questions about decolonizing their personal educational environment. The participants self identified as white/Caucasian, Canadian born, between the ages of 22 and 65, and teaching in an intermediate-senior educational environment. Three participants were men and three were women. Four participants worked at either the Catholic school board (OCSB) or the Public School Board (OCDSB) and one worked for a private school that was OSSD accredited. Participants were recruited through bilingual digital outreach through Meta Business with specific parameters set. Using a qualitative, narrative-based methodology the interview transcripts were collected for analysis through Zoom live translation. Thematic coding was applied by hand to the transcripts to identify recurring patterns in the decolonization process