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Contributor: Rouven Raphael Anderer
Description: This dataset was created as part of my master thesis "Resource and Performance Predictions of Message-oriented Middleware". It contains MQTT and hardware traces as well as deduced metrics of the MoM system JoramMQ tested in a test environment using an extended version of BORDER. Please refer to https://github.com/rouvenR/BORDER-grid5k-orchestration for more details.
Contributor: Aurelie DUPONT
Description: This dataset is intended for the testing of the QuanTI-FRET method which is available as a napari plugin or directly as a python code. The python code is available here: https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/liphy/quanti-fret The Napari plugin is available through Napari: https://napari-hub.org/plugins/quanti-fret.html
Contributor: Andrea Letizia
Description: This dataset was collected using automatic camera traps installed in the Écrins National Park, as part of a wildlife monitoring program. It contains images of wild animals categorized into 10 distinct species classes, and an empty class. each representing a different animal observed in its natural environment. It contain day and night images from all the seasons Animal Classes: Badger, Chamois, Roe deer, Dog, Squirrel, Hare, Wolf, Mustelid, Fox, Wild boar, Empty The dataset is divided...
The LR-FHSS Frames Dataset
Contributor: Florent Dobler
Description: This dataset contains the data from two distinct experimental setups: one in an urban scenario within different environments (ranging from direct to obstructed line-of-sight conditions) and another in an aerial scenario using balloon platforms, providing clear line-of-sight. This dual approach allows us to assess LR-FHSS performance under varied signal propagation conditions and identify optimal deployment conditions. The ballon dataset contains 2033 frames sent by 4 end devices...
The Balloon LR-FHSS frames dataset
Contributor: Florent Dobler
Description: The dataset contains 2033 frames sent by 4 end devices during stratospheric balloons flights on May 24th, 2024. Frames were collected for 2 hours and 28 minutes.
Contributor: Alain Kibangou
Description: The "PercepTrans Data" database comprises raw sensor data collected from smartphones and inertial measurement units (IMUs) during 113 transportation trips in Johannesburg and Durban, South Africa. This dataset aims to characterize the movement of vehicles across various transportation modes (car, minibus taxis, bus, ride hailing services). Passengers carrying the sensors had restricted movement, effectively linking the sensor data to the vehicle's motion. The data is intended for analysis of...
Contributor: Louise BOSCHETTI
Description: Data used in the thermochronological modelling from the Paper Boschetti et al.,
Contributor: Ghislain Picard
Description: The dataset contains a timeseries of CNR4 radiometer measurements at 10 min timestep. The records include measurements from the up- and downward looking shortwave and longwave sensors. The data were acquired at Dome C, near the Concordia station (75°S, 123°E). The sensor height is about 1.6 m and the surface in the footprint of the sensors is not guaranteed to be flat at this scale due to dunes and stratugi, although the overall area is extremely flat. This influences the measured (apparent)...
The Saint Eynard LoRaWAN frames dataset
Contributor: Didier Donsez
Description: The dataset contains the log files of 79382 frames sent by two LoRaWAN endpoints installed on the top of [Fort du Saint Eynard](https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_du_Saint-Eynard). The time range is from 2023-06-23 to 2024-09-16 (~15 months) The exact location is [45.23513,5.7617](https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=45.23513%2C5.7617#map=19/45.23513/5.76170). The GPS altitude is 1350 meters.
Contributor: Bruno Ventejou
Description: This dataset contains the raw data of the numerical simulations and an experimental database described in the article Universal Scaling Laws for a Generic Swimmer Model. The database is the concatenation of the database from (M. Gazzola et al., Nature Physics 10, 758, 2014) and ( M. F. Velho Rodrigues et al., Plos one 16, e0252291,2021) plus new experimental data points.