基于SuperMap IS的WebGIS开发

WebGIS是将Web技术和GIS技术相结合的新技术,有着广泛的应用。通过WebGIS技术,客户端仅需使用浏览器(不一定包含专门插件)就可以对分布在Web上的GIS数据进行查询、分析等交互操作。探讨了利用Super-Map网络GIS技术,以SuperMap DeskPro作为后台GIS服务平台,通过SuperMap IS实现用户利用浏览器获得一个地理信息系统中的数据和功能的服务,论述开发和建设WebGIS的过程。     

MapXtreme for Java 开发中QureyBuilder接口的应用

采用SQL查询语句来定义图层,是应用开发的核心和技术难点之一。QureyBuilder接口技术是数据库类型数据源开发中至关重要的技术环节之一。本文对MapXtreme Java中SQL查询定义图层的方式进行了分析,介绍了QureyBuilder接口应用机理,并给出了完整的QureyBuilder接口应用实例。     

基于GIS的地震应急态势标绘技术研究

提出了地震应急态势标绘元素的分类体系,并设计基于此体系的态势标绘元素的可视化符号库,此符号库包括:基元符号层、单元符号层和表现符号层。研究了态势标绘元素基于GIS的显示方法与实现流程,采用基于哈希表的虚拟图层控制器实现态势符号的显示管理。建设南京市地震突发事件救灾应急平台,在平台中实现态势标绘模块。通过实际应急演练,验证了本研究的态势标绘技术的可行性和有效性。     

NASA World Wind JavaSDK数字地球客户端开发

NASA World Wind是美国航空航天管理局(NASA)推出的一个开放源代码的地理软件,一个3D的可视化虚拟地球仪,也是最流行的数字地球平台,因为数据和使用都完全免费,所以值得对其应用进行研究。WorldWind JavaSDK是NASA提供的一个开源的开发软件包,本文对World Wind Java SDK的包和类、如何创建WorldWind JAVA应用、架构、API以及功能结构等做了详细的说明。在此基础上,介绍并展示以Applet和Java WebStart两种部署方式,完全利用World Wind的数据,开发自己的GIS平台,实现对其数据的充分利用。     

GIS符号库数据模型抽象及其交换格式研究

提出了在不同GIS平台间交换和共享符号库数据的必要性、可行性和技术路线,即先建立GIS符号库的通用数据模型,基于该模型建立GIS符号库数据交换格式。给出了一个符号库通用数据模型的原始版本和基于该模型的符号库交换格式的XML模式初稿。     

ArcGIS环境下地图符号库的实现

地图符号作为地图语言在地图的制作和输出中起着非常重要的作用。但是,由于ArcGIS中的数据输入、编辑、查询与制图模块Arc Map中自带的符号库不能满足我国基本比例尺地图输出的要求,因此,必须为它建立符合地图图式要求的符号库。对于在Arc GIS中不能实现的符号,如电力线,将由Arc Object来制作完成。应用VB程序设计将电力线做出并且加入到Arc GIS环境中去。本文重点论述了Arc GIS环境下地图符号库的设计方法,并分别讨论了点状符号、线状符号和面状符号的实现方式。     

高校图书馆自动化建设的实践与探讨

在国内自动化、网络化、数字化图书馆飞速发展的今天,图书馆自动化建设是高校图书馆事业发展的必由之路,高校图书馆自动化建设实有其必要性和现实意义。文章试从图书馆建设环境、遇到的问题等方面,探讨我国高校图书馆究竟如何实现图书馆自动化建设,以期有利于指导各高校图书馆的自动化建设。     

网上超市购物模式的设计与实现

网络的普及使得网上购物这种消费模式也随之发展起来,目前,网上购物已经融入了人们的日常生活之中,并成为密不可分的一部分。本文提供了这样一个平台,特别针对消费者进入超市购物的需求,并将这一环境作为论题,将Java编程语言作为设计与实现这一网上超市购物模式的开发工具。最后,对该模式的总体设计与实现过程分别进行了论述。     

Lahar hazard micro-zonation and risk assessment in Yogyakarta city, Indonesia

Yogyakarta urban area (500,000 inhab.) is located in Central Java on the fluvio-volcanic plain beside Merapi volcano, one of the most active of the world. Since the last eruption of Merapi in November 1994, the Code river, which goes across this city, is particularly threatened by lahars (volcanic debris flows). Until now, no accurate hazard map exists and no risk assessment has been done. Therefore, we drew a detailed hazard map (1/2,000 scale), based on morphometric surveys of the Code channel and on four scenarios of discharge. An additional risk assessment revealed that about 13,000 people live at risk along this river, and that the approximate value of likely loss is US $ 52 millions. However, the risk level varies between the urban suburbs. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Double-difference tomography of P- and S-wave velocity structure beneath the western part of Java,Indonesia

West Java in the western part of the Sunda Arc has a relatively high seismicity due to subduction activity and faults. In this study, double-difference tomography was used to obtain the 3D velocity tomograms of P and S waves beneath the western part of Java. To infer the geometry of the structure beneath the study area, precise earthquake hypocenter determination was first performed before tomographic imaging. For this, earthquake waveform data were extracted from the regional Meteorological, Climatological, Geophysical Agency (BMKG) network of Indonesia from South Sumatra to Central Java. The P and S arrival times for about 1,000 events in the period April 2009 to July 2016 were selected, the key features being events of magnitude > 3, azimuthal gap < 210° and number of phases > 8. A nonlinear method using the oct-tree sampling algorithm from the NonLinLoc program was employed to determine the earthquake hypocenters. The hypocenter locations were then relocated using double-difference tomography (tomoDD). A significant reduction of travel-time (root mean square basis) and a better clustering of earthquakes were achieved which correlated well with the geological structure in West Java. Double-difference tomography was found to give a clear velocity structure, especially beneath the volcanic arc area, i.e., under Mt Anak Krakatau, Mt Salak and the mountains complex in the southern part of West Java. Low velocity anomalies for the P and S waves as well as the v_P/v_S ratio below the volcanoes indicated possible partial melting of the upper mantle which ascended from the subducted slab beneath the volcanic arc.