RDE Reseachers can index, share and manage private research data in the RDE Private Data Enclave. The system also supports public sharing of metadata (descriptive details related to research projects and datasets). Publishing these details is controlled by project owners and dataset admins. The dataset admins may ALSO elect to publish their dataset files in which case they will be assigned a permanent DOI (digital object identifier) and become visible to any public user in a variety of locations: the RDE Public Data Commons, UVA LibraData, and a variety of data search engines that harvest and expose dataverse metadata.

This file is being shared here to demostrate the file publishing capabilities of the RDE.

This is the 3D documentation data for the Pine Grove Rosenwald School, Cumberland County, Virginia; The data was collected by students of ARH5600 : 3D Cultural Heritage Informatics, Fall 2021; data collected with FARO Focus 3D lasers scanners - (1) S120, (2) X130; project in collaboration with former Facilities Management Architectural History Projects Director, Jody Lahendron and the Pine Grove Community in an effort to preserve the building and community culture; one of the earliest Rosenwald Schools, built in 1917; Virginia Dept of Historic Resources listing https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/024-5082/ - VLR Listing Date 12/12/2019, NRHP Listing Date 02/25/2020, NRHP Reference Number MP100005010; community website at https://www.ammdpinegroveproject.com/; Data files can be downloaded below: Coming soon. Contact Will Rourk will@virginia.edu for more info Please credit the University of Virginia Library upon use of this data

3D dataset for the Dunbar Rosenwald School building located in the New Fork community of Fluvanna County, Virginia; data collected and processed by UVA Architecture class ARH3500/7500 : 3D Cultural Heritage Informatics during the Spring 2025 semester; main data registration performed by Victoria Bitrick, undergraduate student in the Program for Historic Preservation in Architectural History at UVA, directed by Andy Johnston PhD; the Dunbar Rosenwald School is owned, managed and directed by Carmen Smith of New Fork, Fluvanna County;

The number and duration of contacts between people in a synthetic population of the United States, stratified by CDC age groups and county of residence for each of the contacts.

R scripts for the data organization, filtering, and analysis of my Doctoral dissertation work focused on the association of Social Determinants of Health and return to sport and long-term outcomes in individuals after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). There are a total of 9 R scripts across 3 manuscripts. The 'filter' scripts are for data management and filtering to create sub-datasets from the master dataset while the analyses scripts (BLR and LGM) are for the statistical analyses related to each sub-dataset.

The dataset includes GeoTIFF raster layers representing the predicted probability of each ordinal class. Files are named using a standardized convention that encodes the WASH component and ordinal class name.

William Faulkner's pipe; scanned on 2017-01-17 by Will Rourk, Baxter Craven, Molly Schwartzburg; scanned with Creaform Zscanner 700CX; data acquired using Creaform VXElements, processed with 3D Systems Geomagic, Autodesk 3D Studio Max, 3D printed with Stratasys Mojo

This is data from the student rooms in the Academical Village, University of Virginia, east colonnade between Pavilions VIII and X; the pitched roof, constructed ca. 1830s was removed to be replaced by a modern flat roof; the original Thomas Jefferson era serrated roof was revealed during the demolition process and recorded; the roof was recorded using FARO Focus 3D laser scanners; data was processed with FARO Scene v. 2022; data collected with the help of Shaheen Alikhan; data collected 17 June 2022; Data files can be downloaded at the following location: Coming soon. Contact Will Rourk will@virginia.edu for more info Please credit the University of Virginia Library upon use of this data

The data in this set concerns certain books published no later than 1870 and held in the circulating collections of 14 college and university libraries in Virginia and North Carolina. It was collected by University of Virginia student research assistants as part of the project "Book Traces: Civil War Era Readers and Their Books in Virginia Libraries." They surveyed the books on site at the holding libraries, looking for handwritten marginalia and other artefactual traces of the books' historical readers. The data set includes a spreadsheet (in TSV format) of data about the books and representative photos of the marginalia found in them.

This is the 3D documentation data for the Sunnyside/Duke Tract House, Charlottesville, Virginia; original structure founding date ca. 1780s; The data was collected (2022-03-04, 2022-03-11) and processed by students of ARH5600 : 3D Cultural Heritage Informatics, Spring 2022; data collected with FARO Focus 3D lasers scanners - (1) S120, (2) X130; data processed with FARO Scene v. 2021; LINKS TO DATASETS ARE FORTHCOMING - contact Will Rourk for more information at will@virginia.edu. Please credit the University of Virginia Library upon use of this data

Supplementary data for Anna Blazier's dissertation entitled "Antimicrobial target discovery with metabolic network models"

Fralin 3D ; Laser scan data of greek vase from the Fralin Museum - Skyphos ; Creaform Zscanner 700 CX ; 3D mesh data

The Make to Learn solenoid can be used to explore principles of electricity and magnetism. This solenoid can be used with the Linear Motor in the Engineering Section.

Fralin 3D ; Laser scan data of greek vase from the Fralin Museum - Euboean Hydria; Creaform Zscanner 700 CX ; 3D mesh data

Audio examples related to Jon Bellona's 2018 PhD Dissertation entitled, Physical Composition: The Musicality of Body Movement on Digital Musical Instruments.

Dataset for the Pediatric Academic Societies 2024 NICU Mortality Prediction Challenge

Fralin 3D ; Laser scan data of greek vase from the Fralin Museum - Corinthian Kotyle ; Creaform Zscanner 700 CX ; 3D mesh data

The design is for 15 star manipulative. 5 large blue stars, 5 medium green stars, 5 small yellow stars. All stars have holes in the center and can be stacked on one of two base boards. The design is based the book How to Catch a Star by Oliver Jeffers. The book provides the context for the math word problems that will be asked. The manipulative is tactile so students can use objects to think with. This manipulative is targeted to 3 and 4 year olds. It is designed to teach one-to-one correspondence up to 15, patterning, math vocabulary, and addition and subtraction. The goal was to create a manipulative with different colors and sizes that could be used to teach students to count, create patterns, to learn math vocabulary (big, small, compare, different, attribute), and to explore addition and subtraction word problems.

Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is an inflammatory disease diagnosed by ≥15 intraepithelial eosinophils (Eos) in an esophageal biopsy high-power field. This is a Whole Slide Image (WSI) containing eosinophils that we use to train an AI model to automatically detect and count these cellular structures in a given image to reduce the data annotation burden on clinicians and pathologists.