沂源鲁村煤矿千米混合立井围岩稳定性分析与施工措施

基于沂源鲁村煤矿围岩稳定性差,塑性变形量大的实际情况,采用弹塑性力学分析的方法,分析了鲁村煤矿千米混合立井岩石开挖后围岩应力重新分布情况和塑性变形,进而确定是否采用临时支护措施,以确保施工安全。研究表明鲁村煤矿混合井围岩掘进深度大于780 m时,围岩变得不稳定,需要施加锚喷临时支护,同时增加井筒掘进荒断面,预留围岩变形空间。     

蒙美关系及其对中国国家安全的影响——基于“地缘政治支轴国”的视角

布热津斯基的"地缘政治支轴国"概念,对分析当前美国在欧亚大陆上的地缘战略有着重要的启示作用。蒙古国作为一个位于中国与俄罗斯之间的大型内陆国家,其地理位置特殊,又因其与中国和俄罗斯的政治外交关系复杂而引人注目。近年来,蒙古国与美国关系发展不断,双方在政治军事层面的密切交往更是引人注意,蒙美两国军事交往的深入,将对中国国家安全带来不可预知的影响。对蒙美军事合作,尤其对蒙美在将来可能结成的军事同盟关系、蒙古加入北约等情况,中国应充分准备,积极应对。     

河南范县及邻区地震精定位及震源机制解分析

选取河南范县及邻区2008年1月~2015年9月M_L≥2.0地震78个,用双差定位法进行重新定位。结果显示,重定位的震中主要沿聊城-兰考断裂带呈NE向分布,较此前更集中。重定位后的震源深度82%位于7~8km,也比此前更集中。在此基础上,用CAP方法研究了该地区2008年以来M_L≥3.0地震的震源机制解。结果显示,节面Ⅰ的14个地震中有11个地震震中分布呈NE向,这与用双差法重新定位后的震中分布方向一致。此外,这14个地震中有9个地震的P轴方位在50°~100°,均值为75°,这与华北地区主压应力方向基本一致。综合分析认为,该区域的地震活动与聊城-兰考断裂有关。     

河南淅川地质灾害发育特点探讨

通过对淅川县地质灾害规律的研究,认为该区地质灾害的分布受地形地貌控制,及地层岩性、工程地质特征的影响。地质灾害发生频率随年降雨量、汛期降雨量大小相应变化,区域人类工程活动强度决定地质灾害发育程度。通过研究地质灾害和地质构造的关系,探讨了断裂、褶皱等地质构造对地质灾害发育分布的影响和控制作用,认为沿断裂带走向地质灾害呈条带状分布,断裂密集或交叉区域、断陷盆地周边、荆—师复向斜陡倾岩层分布区,地质灾害多发生。     

青海铜厂沟金矿床围岩蚀变特征与矿化

铜厂沟金矿床围岩蚀变强烈，并受构造脉动的控制，蚀变具不规则环形分带；蚀变作用划分为硅化－绿泥石化、硅化－碳酸盐化、黄铁矿化和硅化－黄铁矿化等四阶段，金矿化发生在黄铁矿化阶段。根据围岩蚀变特征，在已知矿体的下部，可以寻找构造－蚀变岩型金矿体。     

遥感技术在广东省丰顺县地质灾害详细调查中的应用

广东省梅州市丰顺县地处粤东北部地质灾害高发区,是广东地质灾害重点防治区之一。地质灾害的频繁发生,严重影响国家发展和人民生命财产安全。本文以SOPT、ETM+影像和Google Earth Pro软件中的多时相高空间分辨率影像为主要数据,在丰顺县进行遥感地质灾害解译调查,建立了丰顺县地区滑坡、崩塌、不稳定斜坡等地质灾害的解译标志,共解译滑坡52处,不稳定斜坡33处,崩塌10处,地质环境点8处。通过三维多时相高分辨率影像,精细解译地质灾害,分析灾害形成诱因和发育地质环境条件。研究结果表明,遥感技术可以快速、高效地解译出丰顺县地质灾害的种类、规模以及分布特征,完成地质灾害详细调查的前期任务,为地面详细调查提供方向和路线。     

甘孜州九龙县水土流失评价研究

本文以九龙县为研究区,根据沟壑密度、坡度、植被盖度、土地利用类型和高程5个因子,结合ARC-GIS空间分析功能和MATLAB数学建模编程的功能,应用GA-BP模型(遗传算法优化BP神经网络)对研究区的水土流失进行非线性智能定量评价,并与层次分析法的结果对比分析,阐述了GA-BP模型的优越性。本次研究可以为九龙县水土流失预防和治理提供有益的参考。     

昆仑山中的一座古城

民丰县境吐浪哈吉河上游东南向的“帕西木”(又称大麻扎),有众多的古迹显示,推断这里应是《汉书·西域传》中所记载的戌卢古国。沿吐浪哈吉河主流向西南继行,是昆仑山与藏北高原相连的古通道之一。这些道路的研究,是揭示昆仑古城存在的有力佐证。     

Yanama budyari gumada: reframing the urban to care as Darug Country in western Sydney

ABSTRACT

In non-urban places of Australia, caring-as-Country frames natural resource management (NRM) as a practice of reciprocal, more-than-human care-giving (S. Suchet-Pearson, S. Wright, K. Lloyd, and L. Burarrwanga. 2013. ‘Caring as Country: towards and ontology of co-becoming in natural resource management.’ Asia Pacific Viewpoint 54 (2): 185–197). Caring-as-Country is an idea that encapsulates the entangled, reciprocal relationships that people have with, and as part of, agentic more-than-human worlds. In more urbanised places, however, practices of caring-as-Country are often unrecognised, undervalued and undocumented. In this paper we make explicit practices of caring, healing and rejuvenation at Yellomundee Regional Park, Darug Country in western Sydney. Our discussion of care, entanglement and reciprocity at Yellomundee focuses on two specific activities that embody caring-as-Country: the return of cultural burns and sustained presence on Country in the form of Darug-led culture camps. The Darug principle of yanama budyari gumada, to ‘walk with good spirit’, embodies and invites new ways of thinking and practising intercultural caring-as-Country in heavily colonised, urban places like Yellomundee. As we document the practices arising from this invitation, we consider its far-reaching implications for NRM and planning, and we expand on the importance of geographies of care for unceded urban places.     

Paradigmatic responses of marine benthic communities to different anthropogenic pressures, using M-AMBI, within the European Water Framework Directive

The use of AMBI and M-AMBI in benthic quality assessments, within the European Water Framework Directive (WFD), has increased dramatically in recent years. M-AMBI is a multivariate tool, which incorporates AMBI, richness and Shannon diversity within the assessment. The response of this approach to different human pressures in coastal and estuarine waters has been investigated for the Basque Country (Northern Spain). In this contribution, several paradigmatic examples of these applications to different water bodies are presented. The time-series extend to samples collected between 1995 and 2007, showing the evolution of M-AMBI values under different pressures, i.e. urban and industrial discharges, dredging and disposal of sediments, and engineering works (such as land reclamation or marina construction), and, in addition, for illustrating the benthic quality recovery after positive actions have been undertaken, i.e. the removal of point-source discharges or water treatment programmes. In most cases, M-AMBI responds to these pressures as expected, with decreases in the ecological status immediately following the pressure. Conversely, when a pressure is removed, the recovery takes between 2 and 15 years, depending upon the intensity of the pressure and the characteristics of the water body. M-AMBI has been intercalibrated previously in coastal waters. After intercalibration in transitional waters, M-AMBI will be able to be used in the integrative quality assessment of European water bodies.