Automated Organization ProfileSimmons University
Simmons University
Current S-Index
Sum of Dataset Indices for all datasets
Average Dataset Index per Dataset
Average Dataset Index per dataset
Total Datasets
Total datasets in this organization
Average FAIR Score
Average FAIR Score per dataset
Total Citations
Total citations to the organization's datasets
Total Mentions
Total mentions of the organization's datasets
S-Index Interpretation
The S-Index (Sharing Index) is a comprehensive metric that represents the cumulative impact of all your datasets. It is calculated as the sum of Dataset Index scores across all your claimed datasets.
What it means:
- A higher S-index indicates greater overall impact of your datasets relative to typical datasets in their fields of research
- The S-Index grows as you add more datasets or as existing datasets gain more citations and mentions
- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 16.2 (sum of 24 datasets Dataset Index scores)
More information here.
S-Index Over Time
Cumulative Citations Over Time
Cumulative Mentions Over Time
Datasets
No description available
Authors
- Truong, Kimberly
No description available
Authors
- Truong, Kimberly
Files associated with qualitative data collection and analysis for research question RQ2. Includes files for three qualitative data units of analysis: curators, repositories, critical incidents, and assigned codes.
Authors
- Boyd, Ceilyn
Deidentified data and documentation files associated with Request Tracker metadata and messages for the "Is this data?" dissertation project
Authors
- Boyd, Ceilyn
Contains files pertaining to comparisons with search results from re3data.org
Authors
- Boyd, Ceilyn
Data and documentation files associated with the RQ1 Input Dataset for the "Is this data?" dissertation
Authors
- Boyd, Ceilyn
Deidentified data and documentation files associated with the Harvard Dataverse Metadata Dataset with added information about dataset classification and anomalous dataset type
Authors
- Boyd, Ceilyn
Additional file 1. Barcode data used in this study
Authors
- Wong, Wesley ;
- Schaffner, Stephen F. ;
- Thwing, Julie ;
- Seck, Mame Cheikh ;
- Gomis, Jules ;
- Diedhiou, Younouss ;
- Sy, Ngayo ;
- Ndiop, Medoune ;
- Ba, Fatou ;
- Diallo, Ibrahima ;
- Sene, Doudou ;
- Diallo, Mamadou Alpha ;
- Ndiaye, Yaye Die ;
- Sy, Mouhamad ;
- Sene, Aita ;
- Sow, Djiby ;
- Dieye, Baba ;
- Tine, Abdoulaye ;
- Ribado, Jessica ;
- Suresh, Joshua ;
- Lee, Albert ;
- Battle, Katherine E. ;
- Proctor, Joshua L. ;
- Bever, Caitlin A. ;
- MacInnis, Bronwyn ;
- Ndiaye, Daouda ;
- Hartl, Daniel L. ;
- Wirth, Dyann F. ;
- Volkman, Sarah K.
The Han Nobles (Lie Hou) Dataset is manually collected by Dr. Yunxin Li. Its main source is the following tables in Han shu 漢書: “Table of Kings’ Sons Ennobled as Nobles” (Wangzi hou biao 王子侯表), “Table of Meritorious Minister-Nobles during the Reigns of Emperor Gaozu, Emperor Hui, Empress of Gaozu, and Emperor Wen” (Gao Hui Gao Hou Wen gongchen biao 高惠高后文功臣表), “Table of Meritorious Minister-Nobles during the Reigns of Emperor Jing, Emperor Wu, Emperor Zhao, Emperor Xuan, Emperor Yuan, and Emperor Cheng” (Jing Wu Zhao Xuan Yuan Cheng gongchen biao 景武昭宣元成功臣表), and “Table of Nobles Ennobled for Imperial Affinity and Imperial Favor” (Waiqi enze hou biao 外戚恩澤侯表). For convenience, I call the three groups “Liu nobles,” “Meritorious nobles,” and “Affine nobles.” I relied on the digital version of Han shu from the ctext website (developed by Dr. Donald Sturgeon): https://ctext.org/han-shu/zh. In addition, the numbers of Eastern Han nobles come from the Qing scholar Qian Daxin’s “Supplementary Tables for the Hou Han shu (Hou Han shu bu biao 後漢書補表)”, which were based on both the Hou Han shu chapters and other sources about the Eastern Han. This dataset includes two .csv files and three .xlsx files. The three .xlsx files are “Raw Data” tables that each contain multiple tabs. The two .csv files are “Numbers of Han Marquises by Rulers' Reign Periods” and “Numbers of Han Marquises' Households by Category.” The “Numbers of Han Marquises' Households by Category” only includes the household numbers that are recorded in the Han shu tables. The categories of Nobles in this table come from the three "Raw Data" files in the same dataset. Each “Raw Data” file contains household numbers of nobles in one of the three categories: A: Liu Marquises; B: Meritorious Marquises; C: Affinal and Favored Marquises (including C1: affines, and C2: favorites).
Authors
- Li, Yunxin
Additional file 1. Barcode data used in this study
Authors
- Wong, Wesley ;
- Schaffner, Stephen F. ;
- Thwing, Julie ;
- Seck, Mame Cheikh ;
- Gomis, Jules ;
- Diedhiou, Younouss ;
- Sy, Ngayo ;
- Ndiop, Medoune ;
- Ba, Fatou ;
- Diallo, Ibrahima ;
- Sene, Doudou ;
- Diallo, Mamadou Alpha ;
- Ndiaye, Yaye Die ;
- Sy, Mouhamad ;
- Sene, Aita ;
- Sow, Djiby ;
- Dieye, Baba ;
- Tine, Abdoulaye ;
- Ribado, Jessica ;
- Suresh, Joshua ;
- Lee, Albert ;
- Battle, Katherine E. ;
- Proctor, Joshua L. ;
- Bever, Caitlin A. ;
- MacInnis, Bronwyn ;
- Ndiaye, Daouda ;
- Hartl, Daniel L. ;
- Wirth, Dyann F. ;
- Volkman, Sarah K.