让地震前兆观测在防震减灾工作中做出更大的贡献——所庆四十周年有感

值此所庆四十周年华诞,忆往昔,展未来,浮想联翩。我所从一个地震地质野外队发展成为以地震成因、地震监测预报、防震减灾和工程稳定性等有关的现代地壳动力学基础研究和应用研究为主要任务的综合性研究所。四十年来,围绕活动构造、地球物理探测、地震前兆物理研究和监测、钻孔应力-应变观测、跨断层测量和断层活动监测、岩土力学、原地应力测量、工程地震、计算技术、工程地质勘察和构造物理实验等方面进行科学研究和技术实验。地震前兆观测理论、方法、技术的研究以及技术装备的研制是我所工作的重点、是重要方向任务之一,影响很大,举足轻…     

突出我所特色，提高地震预报水平

在地震预报工作中什么是我所特色?如何突出我所特色?阐明了个人见解。认为:特色问题是个重要问题。分析同样的资料,是否突出我所特色,关键在于从什么角度去分析,去研究。只有从分析与研究地震应力-应变场的角度,利用各家可利用的长处,用以描述、刻化和论证地震应力-应变场的变化,从中找出显著应力变化区,并逐一进行地震危险性评估,给出地震应力-应变场的变化和地震预测图才是我所的特色。在此基础上,本人还对地震分析预报中的一些相关问题谈了自己的意见。     

宁波市鄞州建筑设计院

宁波市鄞州建筑设计院建院于1978年4月，具有国家甲级设计资质，承担工业与民用建筑设计、城乡规划、园林建筑、古建筑设计、岩土工程设计、勘察与检测、技术咨询、工程监理、工程装璜等。我院有较强的技术力量、经济实力和良好的社会信誉，现有注册资金210万元，建筑设计职工73名，技术人员69人，其中高级工程师13人，中级技术职称人员31人，注册建筑师15人，注册结构工程师16人。各专业技术人员配备齐全，级配合理。我院拥有办公建筑面积4800平方米，设计的技术装备达到宁波市先进水平，且有完善的计算机网络管理系统，并在1997年经宁波市CAD应甩工程示范点验收合格，我院还配备了正版的计算机设计软件，有效地保证了设计质量。     

神经网络技术及其在测井解释中的应用

在分析传统测井岩性解释中存在的一些问题的基础上，从神经网络的机理、特点出发，探讨了利用神经网络技术进行测井岩性识别的可行性及优越性，并以找矿目的层为对象，进行了岩性分析与对比，为该方法的进一步应用开拓了前景。     

土方超挖对土钉墙基坑支护安全性的影响分析

结合某基坑支护工程实例，分析了土方超挖对土钉墙基坑支护稳定性的不利影响。     

土钉墙与预应力锚杆联合支护技术

北京市深基坑工程中土钉墙支护技术应用比较广泛，对于边坡变形要求严格的基坑，采用土钉墙与预应力锚杆联合支护技术可有效控制变形，结合工程实例，介绍了该技术的设计思路及应用过程，说明了该技术的适用性，并就施工中遇到的问题进行分析，给出相应的处理措施。     

复合土钉墙支护技术在某大型软土基坑围护中的应用

根据拟建建筑基坑的工程地质条件、周边环境条件、基坑开挖深度等特点综合考虑，对基坑分段采用超前微型桩支护加土钉墙、放坡加土钉墙2种复合支护方案。实践证明，该工程所采用的多种复合式支护实施方案，技术安全可靠，经济合理。     

国外城市群经济联系空间研究进展

城市群经济联系的复杂性空间规律已经成为城市地理学、区域地理学、经济地理学研究的重点范畴。现代意义的城市群经济联系空间发展研究始于50年代,城市群体化现象大规模出现,城市化进程迅速发展的时期。经过二战前的启蒙发展、二战后-60年代的初步发展、70-80年代的丰富深化、90年代的全面发展阶段,50多年来城市群空间研究领域不断深化、研究队伍不断壮大、研究成果不断涌现、研究范式不断丰富,呈现多视角、多层次、多尺度,理论与实证、定性与定量相结合的研究体系,研究内容上文章着重对国外大都市区、都市带等城市群经济联系的空间组织与结构研究进行总结,并指出当前研究的热点与焦点。     

Natural siliceous dust and human health： Pathways, toxicity, and impact

Fine atmospheric dust includes mineral particles and aggregates, fibrous minerals and fibrous organic material. Generation, dislodgement and transport （deflation） of natural dust with the finer （〈4 microns） components suspended as silt-size aggregates, is widespread in and adjacent to the world＇s drylands, as well as deriving from volcanic vents. Silica is a highly fibrogenic agent in lung tissue. Long-term inhaling of siliceous dusts can lead to a number of fibrotic lung diseases, including natural （non-occupational） pneumoconioses （notably silicosis, but including asbestosis and others）. Different polymorphs of silica show different levels of toxicity in interaction with lung tissue. Particles with highly active surfaces may release radicals, causing cell damage. Some types of inhaled particulates are degraded by macrophages, but many are highly resistant and persist in the lungs, some stimulating fibroblastic cells to deposit collagen. Silicosis is an inflammation of the lung commonly caused by silicate mineral particles, leading to fibrosis. Three types are recognized： nodular pulmonary fibrosis （simple or chronic silicosis）, acute silicosis, and accelerated silicosis. Generally, finer particulates have greater oxidative capacity than the coarser fractions. They contain more reactive oxygen species, their greater bioreactivity making them more toxic to pulmonary tissue. Nevertheless, inhalation of large dust particles （〉 10μm） may constitute a health risk if the mineralogy is toxic, regardless of where the grains lodge in the respiratory system. Dust may absorb harmful gases, disease-generating bacteria and carcinogenic hydrocarbon compounds. Silica-related respiratory disease may also an exacerbate cardiac problem, and epidemiology suggests a link with tuberculosis. Quantification of dust loading and exposure requires study of spatial and temporal patterns, supported by meteorological analysis, airflow modeling and satellite-borne imagery. Some acute, short-term health impacts have been assessed using atmospheric and health records both before and after a dust storm or by comparison of populations within and outside such events. Analysis of the size, shape, mineralogy and geochemistry of ambient dust particulates provides information on natural dust sources, dust concentrations, and potential particulate toxicity, as well as providing a datum for assessment of human exposure levels.     

Structural Evolvement of Heating Treatment of Mg/AI-LDH and Preparation of Mineral Mesoporous Materials

Although hydrotalcite, or layered double hydroxides （LDHs）, is not a common mineral, it is an important material that can be easily synthesized in laboratory. In this study, structural evolvement and BET surface area changes of heat treated Mg/AI-LDH is evaluated by XRD, TEM and N2-BET analyses. The results indicate that the magnesium-aluminum LDH with carbonate as interlayer anion, periclase-like oxides was formed at temperatures of 400-800℃. Meanwhile, 2-3 nanometer mesoporous were formed during decomposition of LDH. However, the heat treated samples still preserve the morphology of the original LDH plates. Periclase-like formed from LDH heat treatment may re-hydrolyze and recover the structure of LDH. However, crystallinity of the recovered LDH is lower than that of the original LDH. This heat treatment will result in formation of （Mg, Al）-oxide nano-crystals and nanopores among the nano-crystals. When heating temperature exceeds 1000, the periclase-like （Mg, Al）-oxide is transformed into a composite with periclase （MgO） and spinel phases. The periclase can be re-hydrolyzed and dissolved in HCl solution. After acid treatment, the sample with a high surface area is composed of spinel nano-crystals and nanopores among them. Our results will provide a new and economic way to synthesize mesoporous materials through pathways of phase transformation of precursor materials with different composition.