Web存储系统中窗体注册表的应用研究

介绍了Web存储系统（WSS）中窗体注册表的基本概念，分析了注册表的工作流程和主要参数，举例说明了注册表的操作和应用。     

Windows NT Server注册表的使用与维护

分析了WinNT服务器注册表的信息组成，介绍了注册表的结构、使用及维护方法。     

基于Windows NT下Win95无盘站的安全管理

介绍利用修改系统注册表（Registry)的一些功能项来达到在WindowsNT下Windows95无盘工作站的安全使用，提高网络的性能，减轻网络管理员的维护量。     

辽西山区某厂泥石流调查

通过辽西某厂泥石流灾害的实地调查,阐述了泥石流发生的条件,介绍了泥石流危害,分析了泥石流的现状并预测了发展趋势,提出了防治措施。     

我国水文测验技术的回顾与发展

简要回顾了水文测验发展的过程,介绍了中国测验工作的现状,总结了近二十余年水文测验业务建设的重大举措,评价了水文测验技术应用成果,指出了当前中国水文测验存在的主要问题和面临的挑战,提出了今后水文测验工作发展的具体建议。     

塔里木盆地地质环境演化及钾矿寻找研究进展

描述了我国钾盐资源的现状,总结了世界上大型钾盐矿床的分布和形成规律:物质基础、地质构造、岩相古地理及气候条件.分析了塔里木盆地的基本概况,阐述了在晚自垩-古近纪这一历史上重要的成盐期,塔里木盆地的地质环境演化历史,分析了塔里木盆地晚白垩纪和古近纪沉积相特点,确定了塔里木盆地的两个浓缩中心--库车凹陷和塔西南凹陷,综述了塔里木盆地的地质找钾状况,为钾盐的找矿工作做了良好的地质铺垫.     

未来10～15年中国浅层地热能发展方向战略分析

过去15年(2005—2020年),我国浅层地热能产业发展迅猛.在理论和技术等方面取得了重大突破,主要成就包括:创立了浅层地热能地质学理论体系,开展了一系列关键技术及浅层地热能成因机理的研究,创新了浅层地热能规模化开发理念,建成了一批具有重大影响的示范项目,创建了浅层地热能研究和创新体系,推广工作取得了显著成效,促进了...     

基于三维有限元的地下连续墙深基坑逆作法施工方案设计

基于三维有限元,对采用"逆作法"施工的地下连续墙深基坑进行了设计方案研究,按变形控制提出了设计方法,并以天津某基坑为例进行了计算.首先,对结构进行了竖向荷载作用下的结构设计计算,然后,在结构计算的基础上提出了3种基坑施工方案,分别建立了三维有限元模型.对各方案的不同工况进行计算模拟,获得了各方案在不同工况下的连续墙和楼板的应力应变结果,找出了施工的控制工况和受力的薄弱部位.最后,结合实际情况分析了各方案的优点和不足之处,对方案进行了优选,可为最终设计方案的确定提供参考.     

锚杆在节理中的加固作用

提出了定量评价锚杆对节理加固作用的理论公式,并利用提出的公司研究了影响锚杆加固作用的一些重要因素,探讨了提高锚杆加固作用的有效途径,弥补了以往研究中存在的不足之处。     

隧道含水构造电阻率法超前探测正演模拟与应用

针对直流电阻率法超前探测研究中理论研究落后于工程实践的现状和探查效果较差的问题,对隧道直流电阻率法超前探测进行了系统的正演研究。首先,利用有限单元法数值手段对含水断层等多种典型含水构造的超前探测进行了正演,得到了典型含水构造超前探测的异常响应特征,提出了干扰识别与去除这一关键技术,形成了掌子面前方有用信息提取的有效途径,为隧道含水构造的超前探测奠定了理论基础。其次,研制了隧道含水构造超前探测物理模型试验装置和相似材料并开展了物理模型试验,在实验室尺度下对直流电阻率法超前探测这一新型测量方式进行了有益的探索,验证了该方法用于含水构造探测的有效性。最后,结合实际工程进行了超前地质预报实践,实现了对含水构造的定性判断。应用效果表明,直流电阻率法超前探测研究为现场应用提供了指导和参考,并为含水构造的三维反演成像与定位奠定了基础。     

Serving aboard the world's largest flag of convenience fleet: some geographical implications concerning crew's nationality

The approximately 2500 ships which fly the Liberian flag are manned by officers and sailors from some 100 countries. For some, providing mariners to ships of other nations is an important means of obtaining foreign exchange and since the Liberian flag dominates world shipping, it is service aboard her vessels which is important. Obtaining nationality data for crews of the Liberian fleet and deducing the best estimates of total mariner populations for countries which contribute the most men to this fleet and, by use of Regression Analyses, it is suggested that there are several developing or advanced-status developing countries remarkably dependent upon the Liberian flag fleet for employing its mariners. Taiwan is the outstanding example. This massive flag of convenience, flag of necessity or open registry fleet is remarkable by the fact that it does not carry a proportional share of Liberia's foreign maritime commerce, a not insignificant commerce for such a small developing country. Lastly, it is proposed that perhaps some of the international organizations most outspoken in denouncing open registry fleets may in this matter have less Third World support than imagined.     

Earth system curator: metadata infrastructure for climate modeling

The Earth System Curator is a National Science Foundation sponsored project developing a metadata formalism for describing the digital resources used in climate simulations. The primary motivating observation of the project is that a simulation/model’s source code plus the configuration parameters required for a model run are a compact representation of the dataset generated when the model is executed. The end goal of the project is a convergence of models and data where both resources are accessed uniformly from a single registry. In this paper we review the current metadata landscape of the climate modeling community, present our work on developing a metadata formalism for describing climate models, and reflect on technical challenges we have faced that require new research in the area of Earth Science Informatics.     

Development of the systematic object event data model for integrated point source pollution management

Previous works on database integration focused mainly on the creation of transformation interfaces between incompatible databases built up by different departments of the Taiwan Environmental Protection Administration, ignoring the demands of systematically and flexibly integrated information for advanced pollution control of point sources. To provide a systematic framework for flexible integration of distributed data, this paper presents a general model as the systematic object event data model based on systems thinking, to improve the integration capability of databases. The conceptual database framework for integrated pollution control was proposed as a result of the application of the systematic object event data model. The fundamental part of the systematic object event data model, creation of the object registry database, was put into practice from the year 2008. The object database of pollution source is available to factories in 2009, which helps factories to create and Taiwan environmental protection administration to maintain the consistent object data through the electronic application processes of permits. To construct various event databases that systematically connect to object database would be the following step to more efficiently provide systematic information from systematic data integration.     

The origin of space group violations in a lunar orthopyroxene

The space group of an orthopyroxene (En₈₆) from a deep crustal lunar rock (sample 76535) that was previously reported as having space group P2₁ ca has been re-examined on an automated X-ray diffractometer. In addition to diffractions violating the b-glide of the conventional space group, Pbca (0kl,k-odd) reported in the earlier study, diffractions violating the a-glide of Pbca are also present. Careful examination of both the a-glide- and b-glide-violations shows them to be sharp, with no evidence of diffuse streaks parallel to a ^*, and with consistent intensities at several rotations about ψ. Diffractions violating the b-glide are in registry with the host, however, those violating the a-glide appear to be out of registry and result from a cell with a slightly longer a of about 18.4 Å, consistent with previous electron diffraction studies. The most reasonable explanation for the observed space group violations is that both the a- and b-glide violations result from ordering of Ca into (100) Guinier-Preston (G-P) zones that possess orthopyroxene topology, but have space group P2₁/c and a cell of a=18.4 Å, b=8.83 Å, c=5.18 Å, and β=90.0°; whereas the Cadepleted host has space group Pbca and a cell of a= 18.230(6) Å, b = 8.828(2) Å, and c=5.1946(9) Å. In addition to the G-P zones which may compose 12% or more of the sample, the crystal contains (100) lamellae of pigeonite, and other samples from the same rock contain lamellae of augite.     

Environmental characteristics of hotspots of alcohol-related health incidents outside of the entertainment districts of Amsterdam

While hotspots of alcohol-related incidents have been associated with alcohol outlet density, few studies have considered other environmental factors. We aimed to characterise the environment of hotspots outside of outlet density areas in Amsterdam. Using geographical information systems, we identified hotspots of alcohol-related health incidents outside of outlet density areas based on the registry of alcohol related ambulance attendances. While quantitative data and methods were used to analyse victim profiles (including age, sex and home address) and temporal profiles (time of incident), we combined quantitative and qualitative information to develop environmental profiles of these hotspots. We identified 11 hotspots with 242 incidents outside outlet density areas. Results indicate substantial differences between incidents in these hotspots and incidents in high outlet density areas. Victims in these hotspots are older, more often male and live closer to the incident location compared to victims in high outlet density hotspots. Incidents are less likely to take place during the night and at weekends. In-depth analysis of four hotspots showed different combinations of contributing environmental factors, including (a) public parks bordering deprived neighbourhoods, (b) dance event facilities close to a traffic black spot, and (c) residential services for disadvantaged groups near ‘hang-outs’. The study shows that hotspots of alcohol-related incidents can arise outside outlet density areas at locations where several other environmental factors cluster, particularly in more deprived areas. Such hotspots can be addressed in urban planning and urban design.     

Arsenic in drinking and lung cancer mortality in Taiwan

The association between exposure to arsenic in drinking water and lung cancer has been observed in some epidemiology studies, but dose–response data are limited. To assess the dose–response relationship and identify hot spots, we analyzed the national death registry data of Taiwan from 1971 to 2000. We adopted data on 311 townships gathered by a nationwide survey of drinking water and divided arsenic levels into three groups: below 0.05 mg/L, 0.05–0.35 mg/L, and above 0.35 mg/L. Using the direct standardization method to adjust for the effects of age, we calculated the standardized mortality rates of lung cancer in both genders and evaluated their associations with arsenic levels. We also used the geographical information system to identify the hot spots. During the 30-year study period, we identified 64,954 male and 27,039 female lung cancer deaths in the study townships. We found significant increases in lung cancer mortality associated with arsenic levels above 0.35 mg/L in both genders, but the increases associated with levels between 0.05 and 0.35 mg/L were statistically significant in men only. Using both 0.05 and 0.35 mg/L as the cut-offs, we found most of the hot spots were in the southwestern coast and northeastern areas, but the southwestern coast area had some hot spots where the percentages of high risk population were higher than any hot spots in the northeastern area.     

Lifetime risk of urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer in the arseniasis-endemic area of Northeastern Taiwan

Arsenic in drinking water has been shown to increase the risk of urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer. However, the lifetime risk of developing urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer caused by exposure to arsenic in drinking water has not been reported. This study aimed to assess the lifetime risk of urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer caused by arsenic exposure from drinking water and cigarette smoking habit for residents living in the arseniasis-endemic area in Northeastern Taiwan. We recruited 8086 residents in 1991–1994 and monitored them for their newly developed types of cancers, identified by computerized linkage with the national cancer registry profile. There were 37 newly diagnosed urothelial carcinoma cases and 223 new lung cancer cases during the follow-up period (until 2007). The lifetime (35–85 years old) cumulative risk of developing urothelial carcinoma from an arsenic concentration in the drinking water of <10, 10–99, and 100+ μg/L was 0.29%, 1.07% and 3.43%, respectively. The corresponding probabilities were 7.42%, 8.99% and 17.09% for the lifetime risk of developing lung cancer. Cigarette smoking was associated with an increased risk of urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer, showing the hazard ratio (95% confidence interval) of 2.48 (1.27–4.82) and 3.44 (2.00–5.90) after adjusting for the arsenic concentration in drinking water. After adjusting for cigarette smoking, the hazard ratio (95% confidence interval) of developing urothelial carcinoma caused by the arsenic concentration in drinking water of <10, 10–99 and 100+ μg/L was 1.0 (the reference group), 2.18 (0.59–8.01), and 8.71 (2.49–30.48), respectively. The corresponding figures were 1.0 (the reference group), 1.14 (0.80–1.61), 1.84 (1.28–2.65) for lung cancer. Synergistic effects on the development of urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer existed between the arsenic exposure level and cigarette smoking. It is suggested that people who have had a high exposure to arsenic in drinking water should stop smoking cigarettes to lower their lifetime risk of urothelial carcinoma and lung cancer.     

A participatory approach to integrated aquifer management: The case of Guanajuato State,Mexico

Guanajuato State, located in central Mexico, with less than 2% of the countrys area, has almost 17,000 deep water wells, from which nearly 4,000 cubic hectometers (hm³) per year are being extracted, more than 1,000 hm³ over the estimated renewable yield. Since, in Mexico, water is administered under federal jurisdiction by the National Water Commission (CNA, for its Spanish acronym), the state government faces the challenge of ensuring its populations economic development without formal means of intervention. Being thus limited to apply mandatory policies and measures, the state water program has focused on the implementation of a two-sided strategy. First, basic hydrogeological studies and mathematical groundwater hydrodynamic models were developed upon a comprehensive survey of existing wells and a general revision of the states geological framework. Second, a structure for water users participation in water management actions was promoted (from the dissemination of information to the implementation of pilot efficient water use projects) with financial, technical and political support from the state. Simultaneously, a coordinated effort towards the completion of the water users registry was performed with the federal authority along with other supporting measures such as training and monitoring programs. In this paper, a general overview of the projects achievements and challenges is presented.To make direct contact with the water-user associations mentioned in this paper, please write to Eng. Aurelio Navarrete of the State Water Council at: cehgto@prodigy.net.mx.