University of La Laguna Showcase

The instances at hand constitute problem instances for the Pickup and Delivery Problem with split loads and transshipments. They have been used for the computational experiments in "Wolfinger, D., & Salazar-González, J. J. (2021). The pickup and delivery problem with split loads and transshipments: A branch-and-cut solution approach. European Journal of Operational Research, 289(2), 470-484."

Dataset artificially generated through the Generative Adversarial Networks of students in postgraduate degrees at the University of La Laguna on levels of use of digital tools and frequency of personal activities with ICT.

Dataset of Computer Aided Drug Design (CADD) operations for article, titled "DRUG DESIGNING OF NOVEL β-TUBULIN BINDING MICROTUBULE DISSASSEMBLY INHIBITORS"

12 urban parks on the island of Tenerife were evaluated, combining the assessment of a trained observer and the perception of users, to analyse and categorise the environmental quality of the parks. The findings conclude that users are good evaluators of public spaces; that the Public Space Characteristics Observation Questionnaire (PSCOQ) tool allows the classification of public spaces and that physical order is capable of predicting the environmental quality and the restorative capacity of spaces, as perceived by users. The PSCOQ observation tool makes it possible to detect the strengths and weaknesses of public spaces so they can be improved and adapted to the needs of users

Diadema africanum is an important macro-herbivore that inhabits the subtropical and tropical rocky reefs of the western African coast and the archipelagos of Macaronesia. This species is investigated due to its impact on coastal rocky substrates through its considerably high density. Although much is known about the ecological role of Diadema species, studies on population genetics have not been yet performed. To explore the genetic diversity levels, phylogeographic patterns and demographic features of D. africanum, we analysed sea urchins of 14 localities across the Canary Islands and Cabo Verde archipelagos using mitochondrial marker. This study allowed us to explore the genetic connectivity across, close and within distant areas inside each archipelago. Our results indicated low levels of genetic, haplotype and nucleotide diversity of this species compared to other common sea urchins in the areas. Most populations from the two regions did not show structural genetic differences. Within the Canarian archipelago, two populations obtained a rather low number of different haplotypes and low population density, and a general genetic homogeneity was found across the studied areas. Through our finds of a recent speciation followed by population demographic expansion, we discuss the occurrence of a potential founder effect of D. africanum along the subtropical eastern Atlantic, which explains the obtained genetic features.

Move and step analysis of the selected conference abstracts in English and Spanish.

Checklist of West African elasmobranchs, based on Weighmann (2016) global annotated chondrichthyan checklist. Following taxonomically Naylor et al (2012), and considering all reports from documented databases and references, in the ecorregions 79, 80 and 81 of Spalding et al. (2007) system.

The target population consists of private clinics and four and five star hotels located in Senegal’s Coastal Region. Of the total of 40 clinics in the country, according to sources obtained from Senegal’s Ministry of Health, 28 are in the target region of our research. The target population in the case of hotels is made up of the four and five-star hotels that are located along Senegal’s coast, out of the total of 200 hotels that are in the area. During our research, all the clinics in the area under study were interviewed, 21 of the 28 agreed to collaborate by providing the information requested. In this case, though the statistical universe studied is 28 establishments, the sample analysed consisted of 21 cases.

This data set includes the supplementary material of the article "Changes in soil chemical properties and plant species composition during primary succession on an oceanic island". Environmental variables and floristic data of the analyzed plots.