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This dataset was created in order to document the analysis of the manuscrit "Experienced climate change impacts help explain subjective well-being. Evidence from 14 nature-dependent communities". Climate change profoundly affects well-being in complex and interconnected ways. However, the relationship between climate change and well-being has been explored in only a handful of settings, most of which are industrialized. Here, we investigate the association between perceived climate change impacts, their severity, and subjective well-being, measured as life satisfaction. Using cross-culturally comparable first-hand reports from 2,488 participants across 14 nature-dependent communities, we find a negative association between site-aggregated life satisfaction and three metrics of climate change: perceptions of local impacts, reported severity, and an instrumental index. Within sites, individual-level associations between perceived severity of climate change impacts and life satisfaction are weak or absent, which could indicate that the between-site correlation reflects the overall exposure and vulnerability of each site to climate change. Further analysis suggests that site-level characteristics play a crucial role in shaping these patterns. Our findings offer a nuanced understanding of how climate change impacts relate to well-being, emphasize the multi-dimensional character of climate change impacts and underscoring the importance of local context in shaping these relationships.

Temporal point clouds sampled from a workpiece in progress using 16 different machining tools. The datasets were created using a machining simulation in the Unit Industrial Software Applications, RISC Software GmbH, Hagenberg, Austria in the context of the EU-network GRAPES (http://grapes-network.eu).

This is an interventional study (quasi-experimental) without a control group, conducted in a hospital surgical unit to improve the waste segregation process during surgical procedures. The study was carried out between May 2023 and 2024 in a Catalan University Hospital with 380 beds, a surgical unit with 16 operating rooms, 320 professionals, and a total of 27,990 surgical procedures performed in 2023. The study was structured into three phases: Phase 1: Baseline assessment of professionals' perceptions of recycling and measurement of plastic and cardboard recycling levels during surgical procedures. Phase 2: A motivational intervention was conducted for all surgical unit professionals, and the segregation process was progressively implemented. Phase 3: Full implementation of the recycling circuit. The interventional study is based on the socio-ecological model (Sallis JF et al., 2006) (10.1146/annurev.publhealth.27.021405.102100). The independent variable in this study is the multilevel program aimed at improving segregation during the surgical process. Data collection was conducted according to each phase of the study using questionnaires addressed to professionals, checklists during the perioperative process, and measurements of the volume of material segregation by type (plastic, paper, etc.). The carbon footprint and waste segregation volume were calculated throughout all phases. Before implementing the motivational intervention for professionals, an ad hoc questionnaire was administered to assess their motivation for waste segregation in the workplace. The questionnaire comprised seven questions, with professional category as the only sociodemographic data collected. The remaining questions used a numerical rating scale from 0 to 10 to evaluate respondents' level of concern and engagement in recycling in their personal lives, as well as their interest in adopting recycling practices in their work environment. Follow-up questionnaires were administered throughout the implementation process to gather perceptions regarding the segregation process. The final questionnaire also assessed overall satisfaction with the implemented recycling program and the perceived need for its implementation in other hospitals. To quantify the degree of segregation, the number of bags, kilograms per day, and kilograms per week were calculated for each type of material.

Skeleton of Panthera tigris 1.

Data from the preventive archaeological intervention at the Mas dels Frares site (highway AP-7 / link to Fornells de la Selva) carried out from July 2012 and April 2014. The data are mostly from V-IV bC to II-I aC and include excavating memory, archaeological inventory, photographs, plans and drawings.,
Dades de la intervenció arqueològica preventiva al jaciment de Mas dels Frares (autopista AP-7 / enllaç de Vilademuls) realitzada entre els mesos de juliol de 2013 i abril de 2014. Les dades se situen majoritàriament entre el segle V-IV aC fins al II-I aC i inclouen la memòria arqueològica, inventari arqueològic, fotografies, plànols i dibuixos. .

Skeleton of Panthera leo 93.

El conjunto de datos procede de un cuestionario enviado a agencias de relaciones públicas alrededor de la comunicación de la Responsabilidad Social Corporativa (RSC). Para ello, en primer lugar, se aborda el perfil de la agencia en la que trabaja la persona participante, es decir, si es una agencia de servicios generales o especializada (en tal caso, qué tipo de servicios), el cargo que ocupa esta persona dentro de la agencia, y si ofrecen servicios concretos relativos a la RSC así como si tienen un departamento específico para ello. A continuación, se aborda la experiencia profesional del participante en comunicación de RSC. Esto supone preguntar por si en la actualidad se dedica a ese ámbito, cuántos años de experiencia tiene el área, si se dedica en exclusiva a ello (o, en caso negativo, con qué otros ámbitos los compagina) y, también, si está recibiendo formación a este respecto. También se indaga en las opiniones de los participantes sobre diversos aspectos de la comunicación de la RSC, como si en el futuro cobrará más o menos importancia, o el actual impacto y utilidad. Además, se plantean preguntas sobre los canales de comunicación utilizados en las acciones sobre RSC, y si están alineados con los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible de la Agenda 2030.

El conjunto de datos procede de un cuestionario enviado al alumnado del Máster en Comunicación Corporativa de la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (N=322) sobre sus usos y percepciones de herramientas de Inteligencia Artificial Generativa en relación a su aprendizaje. En primer lugar, se aborda el conocimiento y uso de distintas herramientas de IA así como la motivación (laboral, de aprendizaje) para empezar a usarlas y las perspectivas de su uso en el sector profesional. También se les pregunta por la disposición a utilizar estas herramientas así como sus potencialidades, limitaciones y principales preocupaciones al respecto. Por último, también se realizan preguntas de carácter sociodemográfico que no permiten identificar a las personas participantes en la encuesta.

Skeleton of Panthera uncia 71.

Skeleton of Gazella dama 404.