利用遥感数据分析青藏高原水热条件对叶面积指数的影响

利用遥感数据,以异于传统的点分析的方法,分析水热条件对植被的影响。以青藏高原为研究区域,利用2003年的遥感数据 进行分析,结果表明,在时间轴上,叶面积指数和温度、土壤水分、降雨存在着良好的相关性; 在空间分布上,叶面积指数和三 者的相关性在大部分区域是呈良好的正相关,在部分区域呈现了弱相关和负相关,且分析探讨了出现这种现象的原因。     

埕岛海域水深地形特征及冲淤规律探讨

介绍了埕岛海域水深及地形特征,简述了埕岛海域经历的快速冲刷、缓慢冲刷及冲淤调整的3个阶段,探讨了位于局部高部位、平坦海底及过渡地带3种井场的冲淤规律.     

腾冲盆地阻水构造的发现

腾冲来凤山北麓前缘,潜伏一段阻水构造——地下水位坡降带。从研究13个水文钻井、119口民间井、2个泉水露头地下水位特征入手,采用古水文和现代水文地质研究方法,论证此段阻水构造的存在。     

蚌埠市地理信息系统应用探讨

阐述了GIS系统的设计原则,建设方案,揭示了GIS系统功能模块的效能,利用Map控件建立信息管理系统,最后探讨了GIS系统在应用领域的发展前景。     

An insight into the performance of benthic classification indices tested in Eastern Mediterranean coastal waters

This work evaluates four indices that have been used for benthic macroinvertebrate ecological quality classification in the Mediterranean Sea. Our study was based on the data obtained from the participation of Greece and Cyprus in the Mediterranean Geographical Intercalibration group. The indices AMBI, M-AMBI, MEDOCC and BENTIX were applied to the available benthic species data, and the succession of the ecological groups along the graded values of each index was plotted. The level of agreement among methods was calculated, and the performance of each method in estimating ecological quality status was evaluated. AMBI, based on the Atlantic model, and its derivative M-AMBI overestimated the statuses, while MEDOCC showed the best level of agreement with BENTIX. BENTIX gives equal weight to tolerant and opportunistic species groups, which correlates them more closely than the other indices and makes BENTIX the most sensitive in detecting ecological disturbances in the Eastern Mediterranean basin, where tolerant and opportunistic groups seem to play an equally important role in the response of benthic communities to stressors.     

遥感影像快速正射处理系统测试方案探讨

在Ortho系统发布前的软件测试中设计了一套测试方案,按照该方案中的测试路线和方法,通过采用各种基础资料进行试生产和与PCI软件的比对,测定了Ortho系统存在的缺陷和不足,并结合实际情况,给出了恰当的分析意见和验证了方案的正确性。     

哈尔滨市用地查询分析系统的设计与实现

随着3S技术的不断发展,客户要求的不断提高,原始的服务方式已经不能满足客户对多元信息获取的需要,在这样的背景之下,哈尔滨市用地查询分析系统应运而生,它的成功研制有效解决了客户需求,并对其他项目数据整合的方式与方法提供了有益的解决方案。     

Dealing with drought: The challenge of using water system technologies to break dryland poverty traps

We explore strategies among farmers in semi-arid Tanzania to cope with drought, and investigate if access to a local supplemental irrigation system (the Ndiva system) can improve coping capacity. Results show high dependency on local ecosystem services when harvests fail, and indicate that farmers commonly exhaust asset holdings during droughts. Ndiva access did not have any direct effects on coping capacity, but seemed to have some indirect effects. Drawing on our findings we discuss the complexity of escaping persistent dryland poverty, and outline the circumstances under which small-scale water system technologies, such as Ndiva irrigation, may help.