Resultados de investigación

Este dataset contiene respuestas de empresas españolas relacionadas con un estudio sobre la resiliencia organizacional, la orientación hacia la disrupción y el impacto de la disrupción en la cadena de suministro. Los datos fueron recopilados a través de encuestas estructuradas y proporcionan una visión detallada sobre cómo las empresas enfrentan y se adaptan a las interrupciones en sus cadenas de suministro., C-SEJ-148-UGR23, FPU19/02014, PID2021-124725NB-I00, PID2021-124396NBI00

The complete data sets corresponding to abstracts published in theData Papers section in the journal are published electronically asSupportingInformationintheonlineversionofthisarticleat http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ecy.3091/suppinfo, Associated data are also available at PANGAEA: https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.910792, Providing a complete data set with species and trait information for a given area is essential for assessing plant conservation, management, and ecological restoration, for both local and global applications. Also, these data sets provide additional information for surveys or data collections, establishing the starting point for more detailed studies on plant evolution, vegetation dynamics, and vegetation responses to disturbance and management. This data base covers Sierra Nevada mountains (southeastern Spain), a recognized plant biodiversity hotspot within the Mediterranean context. According to previous available data (before this augmented compilation), these mountains host 7% of the 24,000 Mediterranean vascular plants, despite covering just 0.01% of its area. Another characteristic of the Sierra Nevada is the great singularity of its flora, with 95 taxa being endemic to the high-mountain area of Sierra Nevada and surroundings. From these endemic taxa, 70% are endangered by different threats, global warming being a leading cause. We seek to provide a complete and updated database of the flora of the Sierra Nevada mountains (southeast Spain). The goal of the present data set is to compile the names of all the vascular plant taxa inhabiting Sierra Nevada, together with relevant features including taxonomical, morphological-ecological traits, distribution, habitats, abundance, and conservation status. The data were compiled according to all the available information sources on taxonomy, ecology, and plant-species distribution. The resulting data set includes 2,348 taxa belonging to 1,937 species, 377 subspecies, and 34 hybrids, from a total of 756 genera and 146 families represented in the collection. For each taxa, together with taxonomical information (Phylum, Class, Family, Genus, Taxa), we compiled plant traits (life form, spinescence, flower symmetry, flower sexuality, plant gender, androecium:ginoecium ratio, flower color, perianth type, pollinator type, flowering, seed dispersal, and vegetative reproduction), and their environmental association (origin, endemic character, general distribution, substrate, elevation, habitat, local abundance, hygrophilous behavior, and conservation status). All these traits were compiled from all the available information sources, resulting in a complete and updated database for Sierra Nevada vascular flora. This data set provides valuable information on plant traits in an outstanding micro hotspot within the Mediterranean hotspot. This data set can be freely used for non commercial purposes.

Phonetic annotations at 10 levels in PRAAT were carried out on a corpus of 40 Spanish poetry reading recordings by the following authors: Rafael Alberti (3), Vicente Aleixandre (3), Dámaso Alonso (3), Clementina Arderiu (3), Luis Cernuda (3), Ernestina de Champourcín (3), Carmen Conde (3), Ángela Figuera (2), Gloria Fuertes (2), Jaime Gil de Biedma (3), Ángel González (3), Miguel Hernández (1), Juan Ramón Jiménez (3), Luis Rosales (2), and Pedro Salinas (3). The annotation model (VIP-VSP-Radar) is based on Colonna, V. (2022). "Voices of Italian Poets: Storia e analisi fonetica della lettura della poesia italiana del Novecento". Dell’Orso, and was designed for semi-automatic data extraction through Colonna, V. & Román Montes de Oca, D. (2024). "VIP-VSP-Radar Data Extraction for Poem Phonetic Analysis". Praat script., Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them

PROYECTO DE INVESTIGACION DE EXCELENCIA DE LA JUNTA DE ANDALUCIA, DE TITULO ALHAMAT: La Alhambra material: foco del poder en el territorio nazarí (ref. P18-FR-4173), LA UNIDAD DE EXCELENCIA DE LA UGR "CIENCIA EN LA ALHAMBRA" (UCE-PP2018-01)

Data on soil characteristics from 45 sites in 16 European countries, where oak regeneration trials have been conducted., Methods are described in the associated paper. The column site_id matches the equally-named column of the seedling dataset., This research was funded by grants TED2021-130976B-I00, funded by MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 and by the European Union Next GenerationEU/PRTR; RESISTRES (C-EXP267-UGR23) from University of Granada/ Junta de Andalucía/ FEDER; and SMART-OAK, funded by the European Union through FORWARDS (Horizon Europe Project No. 101084481) grants to third parties managed by European Forest Institute. The participant network stemmed primarily from the PEN-CAFoRR COST Action (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). The work at each field site was funded by variable sources granted to co-authors. ABL acknowledges mobility grant Salvador de Madariaga (PRX23/00558) and from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation while writing this manuscript. Funding statements and acknowledgements from the field sites are provided in Appendix S2 of the paper., The file contains the data on seedling emergence and growth from the publication. For the data on soil characteristics, acorn batch quality, remotely-sensed weather, and species-level SLA, see data availability statement in the paper.

Used data in the paper "A multicriteria selection system based on player performance: case study – The spanish ACB basketball league" published in Group Decision and Negotiation.