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2020-08-26
These data come from the Canadian Employer-Employee Dynamics Database. Atlantic Canadian Interprovincial Employment trends 2003-2010
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Gagnon, Patrick;
Ang, Ze Xuan
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2023-05-08
Blank, Jennifer G.;
Rietze, Amanda;
Suzuki, Shino;
Nealson, Kenneth H.;
Cook, Melissa;
Morrill, Penny L.
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2021-10-13
Data set for figures and tables in "A Geochemical Comparison of Three Terrestrial Sites of Serpentinization: the Tablelands, The Cedars, and Aqua de Ney" published in Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences
Dunn, Muriel;
Zedel, Len
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2021-10-29
A month-long deployment of a bottom-mounted frame in Grand Passage, NS. Data collected by a RDI Telendyne ADCP 600 kHz
Acoustic Doppler current profiler (600 kHz) data from Grand Passage, NS, Canada. No velocities were recorded.
Dunn, Muriel;
Zedel, Len
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2021-10-29
Data collected from a Biosonics DTX Submersible scientific echosounder equipped with a 120 kHz split-beam transducer in Grand Passage NS Canada
Data from a Biosonics DTX submersible with 120 kHz split-beam echosounder on a bottom-mounted frame in Grand Passage for 1 month. Nine days of data collected with the DTX before the battery pack (Oceansonics 72 D-cel Lithium) ran out of power.
Blank, Jennifer G.;
Suzuki, Shino;
Nealson, Kenneth H.;
Cook, Melissa
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2021-04-12
Data set for figures and tables in "Assessing Geochemical Bioenergetics and Microbial Metabolisms at Three Terrestrial Sites of Serpentinization: the Tablelands (NL, CAN), The Cedars (CA, USA), and Aqua de Ney (CA, USA)" published in Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences
Pretty, Heather;
Fortier, Alexandre;
Scott, Daniel
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2022-09-16
The data in this set was produced during a survey to assess the Canadian library community’s understanding of and readiness for the transition from the MARC format to the BIBFRAME model.
Basset, Fabien
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2022-06-28
This technical report aimed to assess the accuracy and linearity of three indirect calorimetry systems using our in-house built validation procedure. A series of trials at different propane burn rates (PBR) (i.e., 200, 300, 400, 500, and 600 mL/min) were run on three different indirect calorimetry systems. The experimental values for V̇O2 and V̇CO2 measured on the three IC systems were compared to theoretical stoichiometry values.
Haan, Michael (with Derek Massacar)
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2020-09-14
These data come from the Canadian Employer-Employee Dynamics Database. The generated excel spreadsheet provides a long list of characteristics of the NL mobile workforce.
Malcolm, Alison;
Poduska, Kristin
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2021-11-30
This is a dataset for experiments that look at the change in arrival time of P- and S-waves (the probes) caused by the passage of a lower frequency, higher-amplitude wave (the PUMP). The experiments were done on 2 samples of Crab Orchard Sandstone at a number of applied loads. The load was applied using a hydraulic press.
Milner, Matthew
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2020-07-30
This dataset comprises revised TEI headers for the Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership Phase I files which were created as part of the Distant Reading Early Modernity subproject for the Early Modern Conversions SSHRC Partnership project based at McGill 2012-18. It combines the existing Phase I TEI XML Metadata with matching identifiers for authors & publishers from the Virtual Identify Authority Files (VIAF) and matching entries by title and place of publication from OCLC. Confidence markers are assigned to possible matching identifiers. For full explanation of the methodology, see https://www.matthewmilner.name/2015/11/17/EEBO-TCP-Metadata-Mashup/
Heerah, Kavi;
Reader, Heather
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2022-12-15
This dataset is comprised of the data collected during the study "Towards the identification of humic ligands associated with iron transport through a salinity gradient". The dataset contains four flow regimes and the measurements taken during this time, those measurements being absorbance, iron measurements and FTIR spectra
Kavanagh, Victoria;
Barykina, Natalia
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2022-05-03
This survey was created to address the current library needs and usage of the graduate students at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Questions covered both general and specific services and resources offered by the different libraries, as well the website, technology, spaces, and social media.
The survey was created and distributed through Qualtrics and recruitment occurred via social media geared towards MUN graduate students.
Warkentin, Ian;
Espie, Richard;
Lieske, David;
James, Paul;
Brooks, Darin
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2022-07-21
Data collected during a 26 year study of Merlins (Falco columbarius) in the city of Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada (52°07’ N, 106°38’ W) from 1971 through 1996.
Snelgrove, Paul;
Miatta, Marta
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2021-08-18
This repository contains data on benthic nutrient fluxes (nitrate, nitrite, ammonium, phosphate, silicate), macrofaunal communities, and environmental variables measured at 6 stations within the Laurentian Channel MPA in September 2017. We characterized spatial patterns of benthic nutrient fluxes, role of sea pen fields and sea pen specimens, as well as environmental and biological drivers of multivariate flux variation.
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2020-08-14
Aggregated dataset that provides information on various aspects of the population by Economic Region. Information includes: % unemployed, % interprovincial employees, % interprovincial migrants, and nearly 40 other elements. These data come from a variety of sources, including the Labour Force Survey, the Census, and tax files.
These data come from a variety of sources, including the Labour Force Survey, the Census, and tax files. 2006-2010
Format: Results are summarized in an Excel spreadsheet.
Farrell, Alison
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2016-12-05
This dataset compiles six months of questions with their corresponding answers from two online discussion forums: BabyCenter.com and Whattoexpect.com. The questions were taken from the kids health sections of the discussion forums. All questions that had at least one answer was recorded. in addition, each reply from each question was recorded.
Lamarre, Jessika;
Wilson, David R.
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2022-03-16
Background: Dataset for the experiment looking at whether a greater consumption of omega-3 fatty acids (natural or supplemented intake) improves the problem-solving skills of wild breeding ring-billed gulls. The experiment took place at 2 ring-billed gull colonies of Newfoundland during their 2021 incubation period (May-June). The Long Pond colony in Conception Bay South is considered urban with gulls mainly foraging on anthropogenic foods poor in omega-3s. The Salmonier colony in Newbridge is considered remote with gulls mainly foraging on marine organisms rich in omega-3s. Upon the beginning of each colony's incubation period, active nests were targeted to receive daily supplementation for 21 days. At Long Pond, 30 nests were supplemented with fish oil rich in omega-3s, 30 nests were given coconut oil as a caloric equivalent devoid of omega-3s, and 30 nests were visited daily but not given any supplement (negative control). At Salmonier, 30 nests were given the coconut supplement and 30 nests were used as negative controls; the fish oil treatment was not implemented at Salmonier since gulls nesting there already consume high levels of omega-3s naturally. At the end of the respective colonies’ incubation period, a cognitive test was deployed at each targeted nest 6 times over 3 days and video-recorded to test the gulls' problem-solving skills. Once the trials were completed, gulls from targeted nests were captured to collect blood and brain samples. The fatty acid composition of the red blood cell fraction and cerebral hemispheres of gulls sampled was characterized by gas chromatography using the CREAIT Network facilities at Memorial University.
Rose, Kathryn;
Hewitt, Sharon;
Squires, Craig;
Patterson, Jordan;
Farrell, Alison;
Wagner, Shawn;
Ambi, Alison
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2020-03-05
These surveys were undertaken to better understand the research data management (RDM) needs of faculty and graduate students at Memorial University. Five surveys in total comprise the research project. These surveys cover RDM practices, anticipated practices, attitudes towards data sharing, and anticipated needs of services. One survey also includes questions to understands the digital scholarship practices and needs of Memorial's faculty and graduate students.
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2020-08-26
These data come from the Canadian Employer-Employee Dynamics Database. The excel files contain information (mostly on income and earnings) for Fish Harvesters and Fish Processors in Canada. Most of the information is broken by age, sex, and province from 2000-2017
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