Resultados de investigación

This dataset contains the archives to reproduce the three-dimensional model of the Roman Circus of Tarragona in Roman times. Its location was an atypical case because it preferred to occupy large extramural spaces to reduce the costs of expropriation and construction, and thus achieve a broad hypodrome. As construction proceeded alongside the entire 2nd-century BC city wall, connectivity between the two parts of the city was disrupted. It ended in the time of Domitian and was in use until the 5th century, occupying an area of 4 hectares. The Circus became the junction between the residential city and the superior political-religious imperial complex. The ZIP folder contains 12 files corresponding to the 3D archive, raw textures, and processed textures; in FBX, JPG and JPEG format; as well as a README file.,
Aquest conjunt de dades conté els arxius per reproduir el model tridimensional del Circ Romà de Tarragona en època romana. La seva ubicació fou un cas atípic perquè es va preferir ocupar grans espais extramurs per reduir els costos d'expropiació i construcció, i així aconseguir un ampli hipòdrom. Com que la construcció va discórrer al costat de tota la muralla de la ciutat del segle II aC, la connectivitat entre les dues parts de la ciutat va quedar interrompuda. Finalitzà en època de Domicià i va estar en ús fins al segle V, ocupant una superfície de 4 hectàrees. El Circ es va convertir en el nexe d'unió entre la ciutat residencial i el complex polític-religiós superior de caràcter imperial. La carpeta ZIP conté 12 arxius corresponents a l'arxiu 3D, les textures sense tractar, i les textures processades; en format FBX, JPG i JPEG; així com un fitxer README.

This dataset contains the archives to reproduce the three-dimensional model of the Roman Circus of Tarraco in the Middle Ages. With the medieval reoccupation of Tarragona in the 13th century, the Circus environment was suburbanized by the construction of a new wall, which took advantage of the dividing wall between the old Circus and the Provincial Forum, becoming a suburb until the 14th century, when the area was finally fully urbanized. It is now part of the historic centre. The ZIP folder contains 12 files corresponding to the 3D archive, unprocessed textures, and processed textures; in FBX, JPG and JPEG format; as well as a README file.,
Aquest conjunt de dades conté els arxius per reproduir el model tridimensional del Circ Romà de Tàrraco en l'edat mitjana. Amb la reocupació medieval de Tarragona al segle XIII, l'entorn del Circ es va suburbanitzar en construir-se una nova muralla, la qual va aprofitar el mur divisori entre l'antic Circ i el Fòrum Provincial, convertint-se en un suburbi fins al segle XIV, quan la zona finalment s'urbanitzà per complet. Actualment forma part del centre històric. La carpeta ZIP conté 12 arxius corresponents a l'arxiu 3D, les textures sense tractar, i les textures processades; en format FBX, JPG i JPEG; així com un fitxer README.

SIMO Matlab script used in the framework of the ERC project "The sound of special places: exploring rock art soundscapes and the sacred" (acronym: Artsoundscapes, reference 787842) with ICREA Research Professor Margarita Díaz-Andreu as PI. The project focuses on the relationship between archaeoacoustics and rock art. The SIMO program source code includes the main Matlab (R2022a) script and the subroutines used for the post-processing of the audio files gathered during fieldwork to extract the spatial impulse responses (IRs). A set of audio files ready to run the main script are also provided.

Each Excel file contains a brief description of the data. The thermal properties of the (≈ 10 mg) oleogels were measured by differential scanning calorimetry (Mettler-Toledo, STARe SYSTEM DSC 3+, Barcelona, Spain) from -25 to 80 °C at a rate of 1 K·min-1. For textural analysis, an aliquot of 15 g of molten oleogels were placed into a cylindrical plastic container with 30 mm diameter and 42 mm height and the penetration force was measured in-situ after 24 hours of their preparation using a Texture Analyzer TA.XT Plus (Stable Micro System, England) equipped with Texture Exponent Software V. 5.1.1.0. The OBC values of oleogels were determined by centrifugation. An Eppendorf tube containing approximately 1.0 g of oleogel was centrifuged at 25°C and 9000 rpm for 30 minutes and the released oil was decanted into cotton wool while the tube was upside-down vertically for 1 hour and OBC (%) of oleogel was calculated.

These data correspond to the chemical and mineralogical analyses conducted on a sample of 58 individuals of wheel-thrown pottery that has been analysed by X-ray fluorescence (XRF), and X-ray diffraction (XRD). These analyses were conducted in the frame of an archaeometric project to characterise the provenance and technology of these ceramics recovered at the settlement of Sant Jaume (Alcanar, Catalonia). Sant Jaume is one of the most important reception sites of the Phoenician pottery imports in the NE Iberian Peninsula during the Early Iron Age (800-550 BC) and reflects the trade from the western Phoenician colonies of Southern Andalusia and Ibiza, though the origin of most ceramics remains to be determined.

Reliability coefficients of the Inventory of Learning patterns of Students (ILS; Vermunt, 1998), retrieved from articles and research reports of studies that met the eligibility criteria detailed in the prospective register:

Anna Ciraso-Calí, J. Reinaldo Martínez-Fernández, Laura García Ravidà, Antonio Vega Martínez, Carla Quesada-Pallarès, Jan D. Vermunt. Reliability generalization of Vermunt’s Inventory of Learning Patterns: a meta-analysis of alpha coefficients. PROSPERO 2021 CRD42021239103 Available from: https://www.crd.york.ac.uk/prospero/display_record.php?ID=CRD42021239103

It contains variables that describe each study, and all the available alpha coefficients for each subscale (with the corresponding information about number of item for each subscale).
It is intented to be useful for reliability generalization studies (meta-analysis of alpha coefficients).

Food cravings for high-palatable foods are highly prevalent during pregnancy and contribute to the maintenance and development of gestational overweight and obesity. However, the neurobiology and molecular mechanisms underlying this distinct ingestive behavior remain unknown. We have shown that mice, similar to humans, also experience gestational food craving-like episodes. These are associated with a functional brain connectivity reorganization affecting key components of the dopaminergic mesolimbic circuitry. Pregnancy engages a dynamic modulation of dopaminergic signaling through dopamine receptor type 2 (D2R) neurons of the nucleus accumbens, which directly modulate food craving-like events. Importantly, persistent maternal food craving-like behavior has intergenerational effects thus deteriorating offspring neuropsychological and metabolic health. Our results reveal the cognitively motivated nature of pregnancy food cravings and advocates for moderating emotional eating during gestation.

This study presents a new BP dictionary that aiding in including most of the items that may be of prominent relevancy to various studies and still within the five personality categories of Aaker’s (1997) five dimensions, namely the 'Four Thesaurus Dictionaries'.

This study established a new dictionary parallel and similar to Pitt’s dictionary by the use of four online dictionaries: 'Power Thesaurus' (www.powerthesaurus.org), 'OneLook Thesaurus' (www.onelook.com/thesaurus), 'Thesaurus Dictionary' (www.thesaurus.com), and 'Merriam Webster' (www.merriam-webster.com). The main idea here is that each dictionary may include more unique words, so using four sources aids in expanding the number of synonyms. The four online dictionaries were selected due to the fact that they arranged the synonyms of specific keywords based on their level of similarity, thus they are prominent in providing similarity rankings for the target keywords. This four-dictionary ranking of keywords was beneficial when extracting synonyms for Aaker’s items as each synonym is colour coded according to where is ranked in relation to a specific keyword. By colour-coding the keyword, it can then be placed in Aaker’s five dimensions according to its relevance. These dictionaries were coloured to show that the closer the similarity to one of the 42 traits in Aaker, the darker the colour. The colour code technique way is inspired by the way Thesaurus and OneLook dictionaries prioritize the degree of similarity between synonyms. An example can be found in the following URLs accessed on 25 May 2021: www.thesaurus.com/browse/unique; www.onelook.com/thesaurus/?s=unique. therefore, this technique aided in constructing four dictionaries (hereafter: 4-Thesaurus BP dictionaries), and their entire set of adjectives was classified according to the degree of relevance to one of the 42 traits within the five personality categories. Furthermore, From psychology studies, 18,337 non-redundant personality items were collected from Goldberg (1982), Saucier (1997), Norman (1963), and Allport and Odbert (1936) hereafter called psychology dictionaries. Allport and Odbert (1936) are the first to hypothesise that personality inhabits natural language terms, and their dictionary figures prominently in the development of the Big Five (Caprara, Barbaranelli, and Guido 2001). Therefore, The use of these psychology dictionaries aids in filter the Four Thesaurus dictionaries and keeping items that were agreed with psychology studies, which means that they were checked previously for their validation. To notify, in addition to the three psychology studies’ items used first by Fischer et al. (2020), this study also used 2,800 items from Norman (1967), who refined and structured the Allport traits. This technique enables this study to provide the Updated Thesaurus Dictionaries.

Supplementary material of the article submitted to the magazine 'Documents d'Anàlisi Geogràfica' (eISSN 2014-4512) pending to be accepted for publication. Is a summary table with the relationship of the factors identified by the research, classified according to the two axes: conceptual (columns) and origin (rows). A total of 55 factors are pointed out that, according to the scientific literature, can influence the degree of adaptive action in the face of the effects of climate change by administrations at the local scale, Material complementario de un artículo enviado a la revista "Documents d'Anàlisi geogràfica" (eISSN 2014-4512) pendiente de acceptación para ser publicado. Se trata de una tabla de síntesis con la relación de los factores identificados por la investigación, clasificados según los dos ejes: conceptual (columnas) y origen (filas). Se apunta un total de 55 factores que, según la literatura científica, pueden influir sobre el grado de acción adaptativa ante los efectos del cambio climático por parte de administraciones a la escala local, Material complementari de un article enviat a la revista "Documents d'Anàlisi Geogràfica" (EISSN 2014-4512) pendent d'acceptació per publicar. Es tracta d'una taula de síntesi amb la relació dels factors identificats per la investigació, classificats segons els dos eixos: conceptual (columnes) i origen (files). S'hi apunten un total de 55 factors que, segons la literatura científica, poden influir sobre el grau d'acció adaptativa davant dels efectes del canvi climàtic per part d'administracions a l'escala local

The dataset contains two data sheets, summarizing the results of a class activity involving the use of Twitter to share information and to learn. Table S1 is a summary of the tweets produced by user GeoHumana_UV (teacher/subject account) between 2020-09-16 and 2020-12-15, plus interactions recorded for each tweet (including number of impressions, URL clicks, likes, retweets and replies). All data provided by Twitter Analytics. Table S2 is a summary of student activity related to the class activity for the same period of time. It includes anonymized data on tweeting activity, level of interaction, performance and self-assessment by each participating student. Data provided by Twitter Analytics and the participants