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Une Ville face au climat : Metz à la fin du Moyen Âge (1400-1530). Annexes et fichiers sources
No full textAnnexes et intégralité des fichiers sources de l'ouvrage de Laurent Litzenburger : Une Ville face au climat : Metz à la fin du Moyen Âge (1400-1530), PUN-Éditions Universitaires de Lorraine, Collection « Archéologie, Espaces, Patrimoines », 2015. Les fichiers sources regroupent l'intégralité des feuilles de calcul (aux formats .xlsx et .pdf) utilisées pour faire les graphiques, des figures (formats .docx et .pdf) et des cartes et plans (formats .svg et .png)
Hydrological projections (1985-2100) of the Velicka DRN (Czechia)
No full textHydrological model outputs at daily time step for the projection simulations (1985-2100) in the Velicka DRN (Czechia).
Simulated discharge, baseflow an state of flow (flowing/dry) is spatially distributed at the reach scale.
Other hydroclimatic variables (temperature, precipitation, rainfall, snowfall, potential evapotranspiration, actual evapotranspiration, vegetation interception, snow water equivalent, saturation of the soil layer, saturation of the grounwater layer) are spatially aggregated at the catchment scale.
Hydrological projections were produced for 3 SSP scenarios and 5 climate models
Moulinet: A software for processing discharge measurements using the velocity-area method. Version 3.7.1
No full textMoulinet is an online software for processing gaugings by exploring the velocity field, available at https://moulinet.g-eau.fr.
Developed by the UMR G-EAU under the OFB-Inrae grant agreement, it enables the estimation of flow rates from gauging data collected using electromagnetic current meters, reels, or gauging rods (Le Coz et al. 2024).
Moulinet implements methods with a reduced number of points on a vertical (1 to 6 points) and the arithmetic flow calculation method known as the mid-section methods, derived from the ISO 748 (2021) standard. It also implements the Q+ method for uncertainty calculation described in Le Coz et al. (2012) et Le Coz et al. (2015)
Growth and survival data of 11,340 European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and silver fir (Abies alba Mill.) seedlings measured over a period of nine consecutive years (1) in situ at low, medium and high elevation, under two shading treatments, and (2) in a nursery under two shading and three watering treatments: a facilitation / competition experiment.
No full textCe jeu de données couvrant une période de 9 années consécutives (2004-2012) est issu du suivi d’un dispositif expérimental dont le but est de tester les effets de l’ombrage, de la sécheresse et du mélange (compétition / facilitation) sur la croissance de jeunes semis de sapin (Abies alba Mill.) et de hêtre (Fagus sylvatica L.).
Le dispositif expérimental est double : (1) ex situ, en pépinière à Aix-en-Provence, avec contrôle de l’arrosage et de l’ombrage (7560 individuals) et (2) in situ, sur le versant nord de la Montagne de Lure (Alpes de Haute Provence), à trois niveaux altitudinaux représentant des effets décroissants de sécheresse et de température avec l’altitude, et sous couvert forestier ou en plein découvert à chacune de ces trois altitudes (3780 individuals). Dans les deux cas, les semis de sapin ont comme voisin un congénère ou un hêtre (situation de mélange), et vice versa pour le hêtre.
Ce double dispositif expérimental ex situ et in situ peut servir à tester des effets de facilitation ou compétition liés à l’ombrage dans des situations climatiques variables et avec un stress hydrique croissant.
Le dispositif expérimental est décrit dans le fichier "Metadata semis sapin hetre". Les données du dispositif ex situ en pépinière sont dans le fichier "Data semis sapin hetre pepiniere" et les données du dispositif in situ sont dans les fichiers "Data survie sapin hêtre Lure" (survie 2004-2011) et "Data hauteur sapin hêtre Lure" (hauteur totale 2007-2011). Les variables de ces fichiers sont décrites dans les fichiers "Description variables pepiniere" pour les données ex situ et "Description variables survie Lure" et "Description variables survie Lure" pour les données in situ. Tous les fichiers de documentation sont rédigés en anglais et en français.This dataset covering a period of 9 consecutive years (2004-2012) derives from observations and measurements of an experimental plantation designed to test the effects of shading, drought, and mixing (competition/facilitation) on the growth of young fir (Abies alba Mill.) and beech (Fagus sylvatica) seedlings.
The experiment is organized in two parts: (1) ex situ, in a nursery in Aix-en-Provence (France), with controlled watering and shading, and (2) in situ, on the northern slope of Montagne de Lure (Alpes de Haute Provence, France), at three elevations representing decreasing effects of drought and temperature with altitude, and under forest cover or in open areas at each of these three altitudes. In both cases, fir seedlings have either other fir seedlings or beech seedlings (mixture) as neighbors, and vice versa for beech.
This experimental design and its ex situ and in situ pseudo-replicates can be used to test facilitation effects related to shading in varying climate situations and with increasing water stress.
The experimental setup is described in the file “Metadata semis sapin hetre” (Metadata for fir and beech seedlings). The data from the ex situ nursery test are in the file “Data semis sapin hetre pepiniere” and the data from the in situ test are in the file "Data survie sapin hêtre Lure" (survival 2004-2011) and "Data hauteur sapin hêtre Lure" (total height 2007-2011). The variables used in the data files are described in the files “Description variables pepiniere” for the ex situ data and "Description variables survie Lure" and "Description variables survie Lure" for the in situ data. All documentation files are written in both English and French <br
Transmilk project
No full textDescription of data (variables) from the « Dataset_cows.xlsx » file that contains cow individual results on milk secretions yield, immunoglobulin content, ionic content, total and viable cell concentration and stem cells concentrations
MRI data of the research paper "Characterization of experimental cerebral malaria by volumetric MRI - A comparative study across the sexes " by Alicia Comino Garcia Muñoz, Oumaima Marfouk, Constance P Michel, Isabelle Varlet, Emilien Royer, Teodora-Adriana Perles-Barbacaru and Angèle Viola, published in PLOS One, 2025 Aug 18;20(8):e0328693. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0328693.
No full textThis dataset is linked to a research article published in PLOS ONE.
The dataset consists of anatomical MRI acquisition files of mouse brains obtained with a RARE sequence
High Resolution Map of Limits of Oceans and Seas (HRmLOS)
No full textWorldwide vector map of the limits of oceans and seas as described in : Limits of Oceans and Seas, 3rd edition, IHO, 1953.
Constructed with geodesic lines and loxodromes and merged with GSHHS 2.1.0 shoreline (Wessel & Smith 1996).
All details in : Damien Fourcy and Olivier Lorvelec (2012). A New Digital Map of Limits of Oceans and Seas Consistent with High-Resolution Global Shorelines. Journal of Coastal Research. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.2112/JCOASTRES-D-12-00079.1This map is freely available for non‐commercial use.
It is registered with the French Agence pour la Protection des Programmes (APP) and has the
following Inter Deposit Digital Number (IDDN):
IDDN.FR.001.500006.000.R.C.2011.000.40000
Participatory methods for working with stakeholders in a Living Lab
No full textPractice Abstract - Participatory methods for working with stakeholders in a Living La
High-resolution income projections over the 21st century in Europe consistent with the SSP
No full textWe present here a new gridded dataset of per capita disposable income consistent with the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSP) over the 21st century in Europe. Decadal income maps were created using a top-down iterative approach that ensures quantitative consistency with other SSP socio-economic datasets (GDP, demographics projections, inequality metrics, etc.). This dataset is structured into 39 sub-folders (one for each European country + the whole studied area). Files were created using the following nomenclature: "ISO3_disp_inc_year_SSP.tif" (where countries are represented by their ISO3 codes)
