BDS+GPS技术支持下的超高层建筑施工投点监测分析

超高层建筑施工中常采用激光投点仪向上传递地面控制点作为测量基准。为了避免投点误差过大,本文采用BDS+GPS技术进行组网监测其投点精度,给出了超高层建筑BDS+GPS监测相应的数据处理策略,对比分析了BDS、GPS及组合BDS+GPS 3系统之间,以及与激光投点前地面点坐标之间的差异。结果表明,GPS和BDS+GPS组合系统定位精度相当,BDS定位性能稍差,但满足超高层监测精度要求,利用北斗技术进行超高层建筑基准传递工作具有一定可行性。     

新型FMCW地基合成孔径雷达在大桥变形监测中的应用

地基合成孔径雷达（GB-SAR）是一种新型的建筑变形监测技术,相较于传统的监测手段,该方法拥有高精度,覆盖面大等优点。基于FMCW技术的Fast-GBSAR系统采用调频连续波技术,相较于国内已有的基于步进连续波技术的类似系统,该系统处理速度提高30倍,并拥有更高的可靠性。Fast-GBSAR在国内已对多座大桥进行了公开测试,监测结果表明Fast-GBSAR测量精度能达到0.01 mm,在变形监测领域极具潜力。     

航海雷达溢油监测的同频干扰降噪处理方法研究

首先提出了在平面坐标下进行航海雷达同频干扰噪声处理;再采用卷积运算方法和Otsu算法分割航海雷达原始数据中的同频干扰噪声信号;最后应用横向均值运算方法处理同频干扰噪声。这种处理方法在对同频干扰进行降噪处理的同时,保留了含有溢油信息的海浪杂波信号,为航海雷达溢油监测技术的研究提供了更为准确的基础数据。     

基础性地理国情监测的生产实践与应用思考

通过资料收集、数据生产获取了2005-2015 10年间四期地理国情监测成果,以此为研究对象,从监测要素流向,城市空间扩展,交通、水域、林草地变化等几个方面进行分析,得出了有价值的结论,再以其他资料进行验证,并对监测成果的应用进行探讨。     

建筑物加载过程中高精度变形监测研究

采用TM30测量机器人对图书加载过程中笔者所在院校图书馆进行变形监测,对变形观测数据进行严密平差,获取监测结果;进而根据监测结果绘制变形等值线,表达出各个方向的变形量,直观表达危险变形区域;最后获取建筑物加载过程中的变形监测规律。在图书加载初期,南北方向变形呈不稳定S型,而东西方向变形从初期开始变形趋于围绕图书加载位置。建筑物长、宽对建筑物稳定有影响,在建筑物加载位置需要增加承重及在外围采取防护措施。该研究对建筑设计有实际意义。     

郑徐高铁开封段地面沉降分层监测方法

高铁沿线施工期间引起地面沉降的因素错综复杂、相互影响,本文提出通过对沉降区域地下水位、孔隙水压力等进行分层观测,根据分层观测得到地下水位变化、孔隙水压力变化等数据,并采用回归分析法构建了沉降区域地面沉降与诸影响因子的关联模型,通过对郑徐客运专线开封段进行的地面沉降监测量与同时采用二等精密水准测量得到的监测点沉降量进行对比分析,结果表明本方法的有效性和可靠性。     

GNSS空间信号法时差监测方法与结果分析

比较了3种基于GNSS空间信号进行时差监测的方法,其中,单站精密单点定位（PPP）时差监测法依赖于卫星轨道和钟差的精度,高精度PPP一般采用事后处理的方法;网解时差监测法受卫星轨道误差的影响较小,且不受卫星钟差误差的影响,因此能够用于高精度时差实时监测。为分析不同方法时差监测的差异,在距离不同的时间实验室之间进行了时差试验,试验中将外接相同原子钟的两个测站的时差用于评定时差监测的精度,而相距2000 km的测站用于验证高精度实时时差监测的精度。结果表明：①实时网解与事后PPP时差监测的精度相当,达到了0.16 ns;②采用PPP方法,是否固定站坐标时差结果差异的RMS为0.04 ns;③采用实时网解的方法,对于相隔数千千米的测站实时时差监测,其与PPP后处理结果的差异约为0.14 ns。     

A conceptual model to integrate the regional context in landscape policy,management and contribution to rural development: Literature review and European case study evidence

Agri-environmental policies and planning influence agricultural landscape management, and thus the capacity to deliver landscape services and to contribute to rural viability. Numerous models and frameworks have been developed to improve comprehension of the mechanisms and interrelationships between policies, landscape and socio-economic values and benefits. As social-ecological systems, landscapes are closely depending from the socio-institutional and territorial context of the specific rural locality. The paper proposes an enhanced framework for assessing these mechanisms by acknowledging the critical role of the regional macro-environment. A literature review and the revisiting of evidence from eight European case studies are applied to establish a comprehensive understanding and exemplification of the links between the policies, landscape, ecosystem services and value flows. Results highlight the need for integrative, inter- and transdisciplinary research approaches. Efficient landscape policies require enhanced regional embeddedness and targeting, acknowledgement of user demands and the capability of regional community and governance structures for policy implementation and natural capital valorisation.     

Charting the emergence of a ‘knowing system’ for climate change adaptation in Australian regional natural resource management

Climate change increases the complexity and uncertainty of regional natural resource management (NRM), calling into question the appropriateness of linear knowledge-transfer approaches. In this paper we reflect on knowledge practices among a partnership of researchers and NRM planners, under a federal program of NRM investment intended to ‘deliver information’ to regional NRM planners to support planning for climate change. We unpack ‘container’ and ‘conduit’ metaphors of linear, one-way communication invoked by the starting conditions, and explore whether more relational ways of communicating were achieved. A key theme emerged early in the research that NRM planners felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information available and discouraged by the irrelevance of much of it to their climate change planning. Our research-practice collaboration unfolded in this context and through ongoing face-to-face and virtual engagement over a period of two years. The collaborative approach featured joint identification of priority activities, co-design of planning approaches, and the iterative co-development of an online ‘information portal’, which acted as a boundary object. We report the emergence of a ‘knowing system’, resulting from these efforts to foster relationships and co-produce boundary objects in a particular geographic context. Our findings highlight the potential benefits of investing in the capacity of researchers and NRM practitioners to engage in collaborative research partnerships premised on the emergence of knowing systems.     

Numerical analysis of soil volumetric water content and temperature variations in an embankment due to soil-atmosphere interaction

In this study, soil volumetric water content and temperature variations are analyzed in an embankment constructed at Héricourt in France. A fully coupled hydro-thermal soil model is developed allowing two dimensional analysis. With meteorological data, soil surface heat flux and water flux boundary conditions are estimated considering soil-atmosphere interaction. Comparisons between measurements and simulations reveal the relevance of the proposed approach, in particular in terms of suitable boundary conditions and soil parameters. Both field monitoring and numerical modeling indicate that the influence depth of soil-atmosphere interaction is limited for volumetric water content, but it is much greater for temperature.