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88 metabolites were analyzed in serum, 85 in EDTA plasma, and 88 in lithium-heparin plasma from client-owned dogs in a feeding trial. Targeted ultra-performance liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (UPLC-MS/MS) was performed on matched biospecimens to evaluate cross-matrix comparability. Robin Moore published the data on figshare under a CC-BY-4.0 license.
Robin Moore's dataset compares targeted small polar metabolite profiles across matched canine serum, EDTA plasma, lithium-heparin plasma, and urine samples. The data was generated via ultra-performance liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (UPLC-MS/MS) from client-owned dogs in a feeding trial. After filtering, the analysis includes 88 metabolites for serum, 85 for EDTA plasma, and 88 for lithium-heparin plasma.
A study of 108 Brazilian jiu-jitsu athletes, separated into novice (n=55) and advanced (n=53) groups, investigated injury types, locations, mechanisms, and severity. The research, authored by Jorge Nelson da Silva, used a questionnaire and statistical analysis to compare injury prevalence between the two competitive levels. The main findings showed shoulders and knees were the most common injury sites, with injury occurrence differing between training sessions and competitions.
Inherent optical properties and biogeochemical data were sampled in the near-surface layer of the Fitzroy Estuary and Keppel Bay system in tropical Australia during the dry season. The dataset includes continuous spectral absorption, scattering, and backscattering coefficients, plus discrete measurements of phytoplankton, nonalgal particles, colored dissolved organic matter absorption, and concentrations of pigments and suspended matter. It was published by the Australian Ocean Data Network via data_gov_au, with a last update timestamp of 2026-06-17.
A clinical case report details a rare instance of anti-glomerular basement membrane disease occurring during pregnancy. The report includes sequential kidney biopsy data showing lesion reduction and identifies novel circulating autoantibodies against type IV collagen and laminin-521. It was authored by Jing Zhuang and published on figshare under a CC-BY-4.0 license.
Nine 1D burial thermal and petroleum generation history models investigate Devonian source rock maturity in the Adavale Basin. The models, constructed from well completion reports and calibrated with bottom hole temperature and vitrinite reflectance data, indicate full maturation during the Carboniferous and Late Cretaceous. Results suggest the Log Creek Formation and Bury Limestone are primary targets for unconventional gas exploration.
MOD09GA Version 6.1 provides atmospherically corrected surface spectral reflectance for Terra MODIS Bands 1-7 at 500-meter resolution, alongside ten 1-kilometer observation bands and geolocation flags. This dataset serves as foundational source data for numerous downstream MODIS land products, including vegetation indices and land cover classifications. Calibration improvements in Version 6.1 address response-versus-scan angle, optical crosstalk in infrared bands, and include a polarization correction for reflective solar bands.
Microstructure and finescale parameterization data supporting figures in the paper by Yusuke Sasaki of The University of Tokyo. The dataset includes profiles of turbulence dissipation rate (epsilon), diapycnal diffusivity, buoyancy frequency, shear-strain ratios, internal wave energy, and spectral shape parameters. Data was collected from FP07 microstructure measurements in the Indian sector of the Southern Ocean across the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.
Experimental data from September and October 2021 contains highly charged beam current transients extracted from a Charge Breeder ECR Ion Source (CB-ECRIS) using short pulse 1+ injection. The data was produced by J. Angot and includes two datasets: one for potassium isotopes 39-K and 41-K, and another for sodium-23 and potassium-39. Charge state distributions and ELOG files detailing the time order of data collection are also included.
A longitudinal monitoring campaign from June to September 2019 collected data on indoor environment, thermal comfort, and occupant adaptive behavior in residential settings in Catania, Italy. The data covers a period that included five heat health warnings and two heatwaves during the summer of 2019. It was used for a PhD thesis at the University of Bath authored by Elisabetta Maria Patanè.
43 homes in Bath, UK, with at least one occupant aged 65 or over participated in this study. Sensor data measuring living room and bedroom temperatures at 90-minute intervals was collected across four seasonal phases from November 2016 to September 2018, alongside monthly participant questionnaires on thermal comfort and health. The dataset, created by Caroline Hughes of the University of Bath, contains internal temperatures and self-reported comfort and health problems in Excel or CSV files.
Bath, UK, is the location for this dataset of indoor temperature and thermal comfort surveys from 43 homes with occupants aged 65 or over. Data was collected by the University of Bath during summer phases in June-September 2017 and 2018 using sensors and monthly questionnaires. The dataset contains measured internal temperatures at 90-minute intervals and participant self-reported thermal comfort.
CECSCREEN is a suspect screening list for Chemicals of Emerging Concern (CECs) developed under the HBM4EU project. It includes metadata and predicted Phase 1 metabolites for each chemical, supporting environmental and human biomonitoring. The list is maintained on the NORMAN Suspect List Exchange and has been updated to correct file errors.
Experimental data from a study reporting exact frequency and phase control of a 2.0 terahertz quantum cascade laser. The laser was locked to a GPS-disciplined fiber telecommunications wavelength comb, achieving a linewidth below 1 Hz. The dataset is associated with a paper by Reshma A. Mohandas from the University of Leeds.
A Murray Basin dataset contains descriptive attribute information for areas bounded by spatial groundwater features. The data is grouped into themes including Location, Demographics, Physical Geography, Surface Water, Geology, Hydrogeology, Groundwater, Management, Environment, Land Use, and Scientific Stimulus. It was published by the Australian Ocean Data Network on data.gov.au and was last updated on 2026-06 23.
A multi-disciplinary dataset constraining the thermal evolution of the Faroe-Shetland Basin, published by the North Sea Transition Authority in May 2021. The project comprises a PDF report and 5 Excel files, analyzing basement composition and thermal calibration. Results suggest the basin's charge timing issue has been over-emphasized in previous studies.
Australian Ocean Data Network hosts a dataset detailing shoreline changes at Beachmere, southeastern Queensland, Australia, over the last 1,700 years. It is based on the morphology and chronostratigraphy of seven beach ridges, with optical dating providing ages and inferred sea-level positions. The data record changes in shoreline accretion rates and sediment supply, including potential impacts from European settlement.
Four primary sites in Darwin (Australia), Houston (Texas), Kwajalein (Marshall Islands), and Melbourne (Florida) provide the core geographic scope for this dataset. It contains calibrated, quality-controlled ground-based radar reflectivity data processed by the University of Washington's 1C51UW algorithm to remove non-meteorological echoes like insects, birds, and anomalous propagation. This dataset is a Level 1C product from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) Ground Validation effort, intended for comparison with satellite-based precipitation estimates.
Four primary ground validation sites in Darwin, Houston, Kwajalein, and Melbourne provide instantaneous rain rate data for satellite validation. The dataset contains cartesian-gridded rain rate maps derived from ground-based radar, rain gauges, and disdrometers, with units of mm/hr and a spatial range from 17 km to 150 km. It supports the validation of Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite precipitation products through quality-controlled, ground-truth measurements.
TRMM_3A54 provides monthly surface rain total maps derived from instantaneous rain rate data, with a 2 km horizontal resolution. The maps cover specific ground validation sites, including Darwin, Houston, Kwajalein, and Melbourne, with areas varying from 300km x 300km to 724km x 568km. This dataset is a key product of the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission's Ground Validation effort, which uses radar, rain gauges, and disdrometers to quality-control and validate satellite precipitation estimates.