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目前,利用互联网发布和获取航海通告已经成为一种常态化模式,而海图生产部门和用户主要延用了手工选择、摘录、检查和入库等操作来处理和应用通告信息,这种方式制约了海图改正和更新工作的效率。以海图人工地物要素为主要研究对象,基于ArcMap软件、ArcGIS Add-In组件和ArcPython编程语言等开发环境,设计了互联网在线式人工地物信息处理解决方案,研究并解决了有关人工地物通告数据的爬取及清洗、提取与修编、检索和筛选,以及图层创建和输出等关键技术问题。实验结果表明:嵌入式软件成果能够极大提高海图人工地物信息的获取与处理效率,为海图改正和更新工作提供多种数据服务支持。 相似文献
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准确的海面风速预报是舰艇航行安全和防台工作的重要保证。目前在舰艇上估测海面风速方法主要是利用传真天气图手工绘算单站地转风,并对理论风速值进行适当摩擦系数订正。这种方法的估测精度比较差,很难满足舰艇指挥人员在复杂天气中的预报需求。为了深入探讨海面风估算方法,给出了传真地面天气图上地转风、梯度风的近似计算公式,介绍了用传真图实时计算地转风与梯度风的实现方法,提出了通过建立风速订正值库由风速理论值实时估测平均海面风速的一种新方法,并深入探讨了梯度风测风方法在强天气测风中的应用特点和优势。经实际应用和分析表明,计算精度得到很大提高,有一定应用和推广价值。 相似文献
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《Oceanologica Acta》2002,25(5):193-197
Since its inception in 1999 the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) has developed into an international science program as well as a globally distributed network of biogeographic databases. An OBIS portal at Rutgers University provides the links and functional interoperability among member database systems. Protocols and standards have been established to support effective communication between the portal and these functional units. The portal provides distributed data searching, a taxonomy name service, a GIS with access to relevant environmental data, biological modeling, and education modules for mariners, students, environmental managers, and scientists. The portal will integrate Census of Marine Life field projects, national data archives, and other functional modules, and provides for network-wide analyses and modeling tools. 相似文献
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以具体的电子海图制作为例,介绍应用HOM制作电子海图的技术方法、生产过程及需要注意的事项。 相似文献
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《Marine Policy》2017
Hostile acts against ships and mariners remain a global social and political phenomenon which usually reflects a high degree of socioeconomic vulnerability. The identification of the causes and driving factors behind the deteriorating maritime security has received considerable attention. However, their potential impact upon biodiversity conservation initiatives remains poorly evaluated. In the present study the spatial overlap between biodiversity hotspots and hotspots of hostile maritime acts are explored. The majority of such hostile acts occur in economically vulnerable countries, with the operation of their Marine Protected Areas largely depending on the revenue generated by visitors. Given that hostile maritime acts could cause financial losses and increase social and political instability, they could significantly alter conservation efficiency. Thus, it is critical to consider the way of incorporating maritime security risks into conservation agendas. 相似文献