https://opara.zih.tu-dresden.de/xmlui/handle/123456789/698 2026-03-22T09:38:38Z https://opara.zih.tu-dresden.de/xmlui/handle/123456789/6081 Virtual RFT 2022 Andrees, Fabienne; Josupeit, Judith; Greim, Leonore; Sanchez Rivas, Sarah "VR_RFT_Input" contains Unity-logs and survey data collected between 2022-2023 by J. Josupeit, L. Greim and S. Sanchez Rivas under the experiment title "Replication of Field-Dependency and Cybersickness". The data are structured in 3 folders for each the Unity logs of the free exploration City condition and the virtual RFT condition, as well as the demographic data of the LimeSurvey questionnaire. Aside the folders the experimental protocol and an overview text file are included. The 3 folders contain: "VR_RFT_City" contains 82 data files, one R-script for preprocessing the data, a folder with 81 preprocessed files and a large summary file, and Readme text files to explain the files and variables in the data frames further. "VR_RFT_Limesurvey" contains the unfiltered, filtered, commented and preprocessed survey data files, the R-script for preprocessing, a codebook, lss-files to access the applied LimeSurvey questionnaire and descriptive Readme text files. "VR_RFT_RFT" contains 81 Unity logs, one R-Script for preprocessing, a folder listing the 81 preprocessed files and a large summary file, and 2 Readme text files. 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z https://opara.zih.tu-dresden.de/xmlui/handle/123456789/6050 Measurements for different PEDOT:PF6 fiber networks Kleemann, Hans Each folder represents one or more unique PEDOT:PF6 fiber networks. Different types of measurement might be found for each network, including impedance measurements ("Autolab" folder), transistor measurements ("SMU" folder) and acoustic/seismic excitation measurements ("Oscilloscope" folder), as well as pictures of the networks or videos of the fiber growth process. 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z https://opara.zih.tu-dresden.de/xmlui/handle/123456789/5947 Eyetracking Data (Raw), Unity Logs and Survey Data (collected) for "Correlation OKN/OKAN and Cybersickness" Josupeit, Judith The "BA_2020_Input" folder contains 3 folders and 1 file (+ one Readme document which you are currently reading) The file is named "BA_2020_Experimental Protocol and Randomization Plan" and contains 3 sheets, these are different versions of the experimental protocol for this experiment, which are: # "Original" - the original German randomization plan and experimental protocol # "kontrolliert" - a revised version of the original randomization plan and experimental protocol also in German (e.g. spelling mistakes are corrected or the comments are slightly rephrased to be more comprehensible) # "English Translation" - an English translation of the randomization plan and experimental protocol the 3 versions of the experimental protocol contain subject number ("VP"), 1. and 2. Condition (-> 0 = Drum; 1 = City), time and date of the planned session of the experiment and comments of the experimentor The 3 folders (each contains another Readme text document which should explain the contents further): # "BA_2020_LimeSurvey" contains 5 different files: "BA_2020_Unfiltered Data LimeSurvey pt1" - contains the first part of the unfiltered data from the survey "BA_2020_Unfiltered Data LimeSurvey pt2" - contains the second part of the unfiltered data from the survey (does not differ form pt1 in variables, conditions or procedure of experiment; pt2 was just recorded at a later time) "BA_2020_Filtered Data LimeSurvey" - contains the usable cases, a filtered version of the data from the survey "BA_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" - combination of experimental protocol and filtered version of the data "BA_2020_ReadMe LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "BA_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in short form "BA_2020_Codebook LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "BA_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in longer form and with more details # "BA_2020_City" contains the data from the City condition of the experiment in one folder per participant, they are named after the participant number -> e.g. "003" is the folder for participant 3 inside each one of these folders are two files containing Unity data (the first is named like this: "weekday, day.month.year_participant number", e.g. "Dienstag, 27. Oktober 2020_013" for participant 13; the second has the same name just with an added "m" at the end (e.g. "Dienstag, 27. Oktober 2020_013m")) the variables of the Unity data are explained in "BA_2020_Readme City" and "BA_2020_Readme Drum" inside the "BA_2020_City" and "BA_2020_Drum" folders and one folder named "Eyetracking" followed by the paricipant number "e.g. Eyetracking 011", which contains the Eyetracking data. They are further explained in the Readmes inside the "BA_2020_City" and "BA_2020_Drum" folders. inside the Eyetracking folder are 4 files and one more folder, these files are named: "fixations.pldata", "fixations_timestamps.npy", "info.player.json", "user_info" the folder inside the Eyetracking folder is named "exports" and contains the following 6 files: "export_info", "gaze_positions", "pupil_gaze_positions_info", "pupil_positions", "world_timestamps", "world_timestamps.npy" # "BA_2020_Drum" contains the data from the Drum condition of the experiment in one folder per participant, it is organized in the same way as "BA_2020_City" if something is missing for a participant, check with the experimental protocol for the reason 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z https://opara.zih.tu-dresden.de/xmlui/handle/123456789/5946 Eyetracking Data (Fixations), Unity Logs and Survey Data (collected) for "Mitigation Virtual Nose + Previous Experience and Cybersickness" Josupeit, Judith The "R&I_2020_Input" folder contains 2 additional folders and 1 file (+ one Readme text document which you are currently reading) The file is named "R&I_2020_Experimental Protocol" and contains 3 sheets, these are different versions of the experimental protocol for this experiment, which are: # "Original" - the original German and experimental protocol # "kontrolliert" - a revised version of the original experimental protocol also in German (e.g. spelling mistakes are corrected or the comments are slightly rephrased to be more comprehensible) # "English Translation" - an English translation of the experimental protocol the 3 versions of the experimental protocol contain subject number ("Versuchspersonen-Nummer") and comments of the experimentor ("Kommentare") The 2 folders (each contains another Readme text document which should explain the contents further): # "R&I_2020_LimeSurvey" contains 5 different files: "R&I_2020_Unfiltered Data LimeSurvey" - contains the unfiltered data from the survey "R&I_2020_Filtered Data LimeSurvey" - contains the complete cases, a filtered version of the data from the survey "R&I_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" - combination of experimental protocol and filtered version of the data "R&I_2020_ReadMe LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "R&I_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in short form "R&I_2020_Codebook LimeSurvey" - explains the variables used in the survey in "R&I_2020_Survey + Experimental Protocol" in longer form and with more details # "R&I_2020_City" contains one folder per participant, they are named like this: "VPparticipantnumber" (VP = Versuchsperson = participant, the digits/the number after VP is the participant number -> e.g. "VP18" is the folder for participant number 18 there is one exception: for participant 84 the folder is named "unvollständig VP84" (incomplete VP84)) inside each one of these folders are one file containing Unity data (named like this: "weekday, day.month.year_participant number", e.g. Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2020_11 for participant 11) and one folder named "Eyetracking" followed by the paricipant number "e.g. Eyetracking 11", which contains the Eyetracking data the variables of the Unity data are explained further in "R&I_2020_Readme City" (inside the "R&I_2020_City" folder) inside the Eyetracking folder are 4 files and one more folder and 4 files, these files are named: "fixations.pldata", "fixations_timestamps.npy", "info.player.json", "user_info" the folder inside the Eyetracking folder is named "exports" and contains the following 7 files: "participantnumber_fixations" (e.g. "011_fixations"), "export_info", "gaze_positions", "pupil_gaze_positions_info", "pupil_positions", "world_timestamps", "world_timestamps.npy" the Eyetracking files are further explained in "R&I_2020_Readme City" (inside the "R&I_2020_City" folder) if something is missing for a participant, check with the experimental protocol for the reason 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z