谈谈卫星遥感影像数据在土地调查应用——以杭州市区2007年度为例

一、概况 1、项目背景 杭州市区（不合萧山、余杭）土地利用现状数据为2006年调查数据,距2007年已有一年多,由于杭州市区变化频繁,土地利用变化情况复杂,为进一步提高土地调查成果质量,做到数据、图件和实地“三者一致”,为政府快速提供真实、准确的土地利用现状数据,杭州市国土资源局决定采用高分辨率卫星遥感影像数据作为2007年度土地变更调查工作的基础数据,通过对高分辨率卫星影像的识别、判读实现准确并快速地提取出土地变更信息,更为精确地勾绘出变化图斑的边界线,外业核查时更为明晰、高效。     

空间合作目标交会对接光学测量研究

随着人类探索太空活动的深入,空间交会对接技术(RVD)发挥着越来越重要的作用。本文在介绍国外交会对接测量技术最新研究现状的基础上,研究了交会对接光学成像测量系统的原理和测量算法,并分析了光学成像测量系统设计中的几个关键技术,其测量有效性和测量精度直接关系到交会对接任务的成功与否,最后讨论了未来交会对接技术的发展方向。     

民和盆地上侏罗-下白垩统储层特征及影响因素分析

民和盆地储怪物性较差,普遍具有低孔、低渗或低孔、特低渗的物性特征,通过对上侏罗—下白垩统储集层的沉积相特征、砂体展布、岩石结构类型、物性特征及期影响因素的系统分析,发现高地温场、成岩过程中的压实与胶结作用是造成盆地物性差的主要原因.古埋藏浅、次生孔隙发育、易形成裂缝的环凹陷周缘斜坡带及凹中继承性隆起带储层物性相对有利,为盆地下步勘探目标优选的有利领域.     

用MapGis实现区域化探数据的空间分析

用VB程序,把区域化探数据点位信息转化为MapGis明码格式的点文件,再与化探数据连接,完成空间数据库的建立。笔者以河北省1∶20万区域化探数据为例,建立了省级区域化探空间数据库,利用该数据库在MapGis上进行空间分析———点对地质区的相交分析、条件查询、缓冲区分析等,实现了基于空间和地质条件约束的数据查询,解决了与成矿有关的地质问题。     

兴衰500年：中国与世界

100多年来,中国“先进”的知识分子们一直在努力研究和寻找中国“落后”的根源,为此绞尽脑汁,甚至不惜上溯千年。殊不知,在19世纪40年代之前的中国,这门“落后学”连影儿都没有,那时候的中国,自以为是世界的中心,是天朝大国,看看当时中国的地图就知道。所以,1793年,因为觐见礼节引发不快,乾隆皇帝草草接见了来华的英国使臣马嘎尔尼,拒绝了其一切通商要求,只扔下一句著名的“天朝物产丰盈,     

长江流域沿江镉异常源追踪与定量评估的方法技术研究:以长江流域安徽段为例

长江全流域性的Cd异常是被中国正在进行的多目标地球化学调查发现的重大生态环境问题。以长江流域安徽段为研究对象,对沿江镉异常源追踪与定量评估的方法技术进行了系统研究。通过对安徽段长江干流及其主要支流悬浮物中元素含量的测量查明:悬浮物是流域内重金属元素大跨度迁移的主要载体;Cd在悬浮物中的富集程度远远大于其他重金属元素,这或许正是Cd可以形成沿江流域性异常的主要原因;长江干流悬浮物中重金属元素含量的变化明显受到沿江支流的影响。安徽段长江干流及其主要支流重金属元素输出通量定量计算结果表明:秋蒲河是安徽段重金属元素输出通量最大的支流,每年在安徽段长江两岸土壤中沉积下约4.45t的Cd。利用悬浮物加密测量、1∶5万土壤测量和岩石测量对顺安河流域Cd异常源追踪结果显示:内生金属矿床特别是铅锌矿是悬浮物中Cd的最大的供应源。采用河漫滩沉积物分层采样技术和同位素测年技术,初步恢复了研究区Cd等重金属元素沉积和污染的地球化学历史,对研究区Cd等重金属元素异常的未来演变趋势进行了预警预测。     

碳酸盐型磷矿的反浮选工艺研究

针对某碳酸盐型磷矿,采用反浮选工艺流程进行试验研究,获得了低镁优质磷精矿。反浮选工艺具有药剂种类少,分选效率高,选矿技术指标先进,操作控制容易等优点,是选别碳酸盐型磷矿的先进浮选工艺。     

首都圈地区现今地壳运动的GPS观测与构造活动模拟

利用首都圈地区1992～2004年间280多个GPS点位复测资料,获得了该地区高精度的地壳形变速度场,相对欧亚板块的水平速度场由北向南由4 mm/a逐渐增加到9 mm/a;采用边界元(BEM)理论及位移不连续的多边形元素构建断层的三维模型,并利用均匀介质且各向同性的半无限线弹性空间模型反演计算了断层滑移量,模拟了GPS点位的位移场,在此基础上获得了主要活动断层和首都圈地区的地表、地表下15 km和25 km剖面的静态位移场、应力及应变场.结果表明,GPS点位的模拟位移场与观测值在南北向和东西向的误差分别为0.68 mm及0.77 mm,各个主要活动断层在1992～2004年间的构造活动较弱,随着深度的增加,剖面的应变逐渐增加.     

Integrated chronostratigraphy of Proterozoic-Cambrian boundary beds in the western Anabar region, northern Siberia

Carbonate-rich sedimentary rocks of the western Anabar region, northern Siberia, preserve an exceptional record of evolutionary and biogeochemical events near the Proterozoic/Cambrian boundary. Sedimentologically, the boundary succession can be divided into three sequences representing successive episodes of late transgressive to early highstand deposition; four parasequences are recognized in the sequence corresponding lithostratigraphically to the Manykal Formation. Small shelly fossils are abundant and include many taxa that also occur in standard sections of southeastern Siberia. Despite this coincidence of faunal elements, biostratigraphic correlations between the two regions have been controversial because numerous species that first appear at or immediately above the basal Tommotian boundary in southeastern sections have first appearances scattered through more than thirty metres of section in the western Anabar. Carbon- and Sr-isotopic data on petrographically and geochemically screened samples collected at one- to two-metre intervals in a section along the Kotuikan River, favour correlation of the Staraya Reckha Formation and most of the overlying Manykai Formation with sub-Tommotian carbonates in southeastern Siberia. In contrast, isotopic data suggest that the uppermost Manykai Formation and the basal 26 m of the unconformably overlying Medvezhya Formation may have no equivalent in the southeast; they appear to provide a sedimentary and palaeontological record of an evolutionarily significant time interval represented in southeastern Siberia only by the sub-Tommotian unconformity. Correlations with radiometrically dated horizons in the Olenek and Kharaulakh regions of northern Siberia suggest that this interval lasted approximately three to six million years, during which essentially all 'basal Tommotian' small shelly fossils evolved.     

Integrated chemostratigraphy and biostratigraphy of the Windermere Supergroup, northwestern Canada: implications for Neoproterozoic correlations and the early evolution of animals

The thick, richly fossiliferous succession of the upper Windermere Supergroup, Mackenzie Mountains, northwestern Canada, provides a test of integrated biostratigraphic and chemostratigraphic frameworks in terminal Proterozoic correlation. The C- and Sr-isotopic abundances of lower Keele Formation carbonates approximate those for other pre-Varanger samples, confirming that the simple disc-like fossils of the underlying Twitya Formation predate all known diverse Ediacaran faunas. "Tepee" and Sheepbed carbonates record strong post-glacial isotopic excursions; in contrast, delta13C values for Gametrail through Risky carbonates vary only within the narrow range of about +l% to +2%. A second negative excursion occurs in Ingta Formation carbonates that immediately underlie the paleontologically determined Precambrian-Cambrian boundary. The upper Windermere profile as a whole compares closely with curves determined for other terminal Proterozoic successions. The lowermost diverse Ediacaran assemblages in the Sheepbed Formation correlate chemostratigraphically with the oldest fauna in Namibia, but the two assemblages differ in taxonomic composition. Blueflower assemblages correlate both chemostratigraphically and taxonomically with faunas from Australia, China, Siberia, and elsewhere. Increasing data support the hypothesis that paleontological and geochemical data together provide a reliable means of correlating terminal Proterozoic sedimentary rocks throughout the world.