测绘在新农村建设中存在的问题和对策

新农村建设也像城市一样，必须有测绘为其提供服务与保障。本文重点对测绘在新农村建设中存在的突出问题进行了深入分析，并就如何进一步推进新农村建设测绘工作提出了建议和对策。     

数字测绘技术在城镇地籍测量中的应用

通过实例简述了数字化测绘技术在城镇地籍测量中作业流程、实施过程与地籍管理信息系统的建立过程。说明用该技术作业效率与成果精度比较高。     

GIS中曲线误差的模型与试验研究

提出了描述曲线整体误差的随机过程模型．用过程的数字特征函数定义了曲线的局部误差指标．用过程的积分定义了曲线的局部和整体误差指标．阐述了各指标的概率意义与几何意义．设计了过程模型的数字化试验，并提取了过程的样本曲线。通过对样本曲线的统计分析．得到了各误差指标的估计值。     

测绘标准管理信息系统的设计与实现

测绘标准管理信息系统是标准信息化建设的主要内容，是测绘标准信息管理、应用及服务的重要基础支撑平台。本文结合开展测绘标准管理信息系统研究和建立的实际经验，根据标准信息建设与服务的技术现状和发展趋势，从设计要求、系统功能框架、标准信息管理、标准化工作管理、安全性和数据备份等方面介绍了测绘标准管理信息系统的设计思路，并就其实现方法和所采用的相应技术作了简单的叙述。     

中国古代测绘发展特点

中国古代测绘发展具有显著特点。本文基于大量测绘史料，论述了中国古代测绘发展道路的独创性、发展速度的跳跃性、测绘方法的实用性等特点及其形成原因，反映了测绘科学发展的若干规律，这对于今天的测绘科技创新具有借鉴意义。     

基于GIS的地震专题图制图中的功能开发

在探索基于GIS的地震专题制图自动化中,开发建立了基于TrueType技术的地震专题符号库,提出了地震制图自动化中线型和面型的解决方法,利用二次开发弥补了MapInfo软件在标注功能上的不足,基本满足了地震专题制图的要求。     

Two-dimensional maps in multi-dimensional worlds: A case of community-based mapping in Northern Thailand

Community-based mapping has become a necessary tool for development work worldwide - its adoption is near hegemonic. Mapping community land, however, can have unforeseen consequences in part due to its tendency to render what are complex configurations of social-ecological relationships into two-dimensional form. I argue that one of the key limitations to commonly practiced community-based mapping is the assumption that the spatial organization of resource use and management is an abstract entity that can be mapped independent of the social relations that produce it. This paper uses a case study from Northern Thailand to show how mapping techniques that fix and simplify fluid and complex associations can inadvertently prescribe changes to how residents manage their land, effectively becoming not only a tool for securing land tenure but also a tool for the spatial re-organization of land-use and management.     

Delivering pro-poor water and sanitation services: The technical and political challenges in Malawi and Zambia

Meeting Millennium Development Goals on water and sanitation services in developing countries are fraught with difficulties, as can be seen most clearly from the experiences of Malawi and Zambia, two of the world’s poorest countries that have committed to meeting these goals. The challenges are not only technical, requiring programmatic or engineering solutions, but are also and most importantly political, because solutions will most often cause a rearrangement of the peculiar forms of power relations that have emerged within institutional and political environments of the two countries. The challenges include weak state support for water and sanitation provision, unreliable and contested indicators of coverage, poor sectoral co-ordination, and fragmented donor efforts. This field note examines these challenges in greater detail to cast new light as well as draw attention to possible solutions that can be implemented.     

地球化学填图与地球化学块体的谱系分析——编号系统及谱系树图的自动绘制

中国的地球化学填图研究工作起步较早并发展成为在国际上具有明显优势的学科。在此基础上提出的地球化学块体理论通过一定的编号系统绘制谱系树图来追索某元素在块体内部逐步浓集成矿的轨迹。通过谱系树图可以发现不同级别的子块体之间的亲缘关系,研究它们在时间和空间上的分布规律,结合已发现矿床的信息,预测潜在矿床的分布及其储量,从而指导找矿工作。提出了一种全新的谱系编号系统并编制了在计算机上自动绘制谱系树图的软件,同时实现了与原有编号系统的一致,解决了长期以来谱系树图不能自动绘制的问题,为地球化学块体的研究提供了一个很好的工具。     

The creative reconstruction of the Internet: Google and the privatization of cyberspace and DigiPlace

The Internet has often been portrayed as the ultimate leveler of information where existing hierarchies of power and privilege are undermined by meritocracy. Some websites and functions are, however, more equal than others. In particular, search engines such as Google have been a key means to construct meaning out of disorder. This ordering (or enclosing of the Internet commons), however, comes at a cost as a location within the top 10 Google search results, marks the boundary (albeit a fluid one) between the core and the periphery of the Internet. The recent incorporation of spatial elements into the Google indexing raises fresh and geographically relevant concerns. This article focuses on the construction, access and use of Google derived rankings to deploy geo-referenced information in the physical environment and the way this melding of code and place affects how people interact with place. Using the theoretical concept of DigiPlace this article analyzes how Google Maps and Google Earth are structured and shape what appears (and what does not) in cyberspace and DigiPlace. Of particular concern are the implications of a private corporation controlling this new space.