基于RS的宁波市绿地空间分布的GIS初步研究

随着城市环境问题的日益突出,建立宁波市绿地空间分布信息系统有重要的意义。本文应用RS与GIS等现代技术最新理论和方法对宁波市绿地空间分布进行分析,提出宁波市绿地空间分布GIS的体系结构,详细设计了系统的实现技术路线和途径。     

UCX数码航摄在大比例尺3D产品生产中的应用

数码航摄技术在大比例尺3D产品开发中的应用日益广泛,UCX数码航摄系统成像分辨率较高,成为目前国内数字化测绘应用较多的主导设备。本文结合石狮工程实践,利用UCX数码航摄系统获取的影像数据生产制作3D数字产品,探讨了基于UCX数码航摄大比例尺3D产品的实现方法、技术路线、作业流程及全程质量控制。     

关于数字城市地理空间框架建设的研究

随着我国城市化进程的发展,城市规模不断扩大,传统的城市管理方法远远不能满足现代城市管理的要求。随着＂数字中国＂战略的提出,＂数字城市＂应运而生。当前以＂数字城市＂为标志的城市信息化建设正在全国范围内迅速开展,网络基础设施和空间信息基础设施是数字城市建设中两个最为重要的基础设施,而地理空间框架是空间信息基础设施的重要组成部分,是经济社会信息化发展的基础支撑平台。     

城市基础地理信息数据库质量检查研究

在现有空间数据质量检查与控制的基础之上,结合大比例尺地理信息数据处理入库的实际情况,对城市基础地理信息数据库成果的质量检查进行了研究和探讨,并提出了基于GeoOne的地理信息数据质检方法。     

烟台市国土资源移动应用系统建设探讨

烟台国土资源移动系统应用GIS强大的移动性、服务实时性、数据资源多样性和信息载体的多样性,使其能够通过无线通信技术与服务器端交互,在移动的过程中随时随地不受限制地把采集相关信息及时处理并发布给用户,进行空间信息服务。该系统建设是完善国土资源信息化建设的内容之一,是国土资源实时办公、动态监管的需求,是实现国土资源管理部门办公多样化,提高国土资源信息获取、分析、决策效率的强烈需求。     

地形对登陆台风麦莎(2005)影响的数值模拟研究

利用非静力平衡的中尺度模式MM5(V3)对2005年9号台风Matsa("麦莎")登陆后期的过程进行了48h模拟,应用低通滤波器分离模拟结果中的天气尺度和次天气尺度运动,并采用热带气旋动态坐标跟踪考察登陆过程中热带气旋的次天气尺度环流特征.通过研究地形对两种尺度间动能和涡度转换的影响,进一步证明了地形对热带气旋有着不可忽视的影响.结果表明,地形的存在有利于维持热带涡旋性强度,这种影响随气旋中心与地形间距离的缩小而逐渐增强,且强度的增强在对流层中高层表现得更为明显.去掉地形后对流层低层次天气尺度系统向热带气旋输送的动能减少,次天气尺度系统对热带气旋动能的消耗增大;当低层涡度转换项的垂直运动贡献为负时,去掉地形会加剧这种负贡献,即次天气尺度系统从热带气旋得到更多的正涡度;从整体上看,去掉地形后,热带气旋不仅没有从次天气尺度系统获得正涡度,反而将自身的正涡度向外输送.     

丝绸之路沿线的兰州城市空间演变及其影响因素

丝绸之路沿线的城市是丝绸之路文明演变的聚焦和投影,研究历史时期丝绸之路沿线城市空间演变及影响因素是理解丝绸之路沿线城市发展的有效视角,对解释丝绸之路沿线人地关系规律具有科学意义.本研究以兰州市作为丝绸之路沿线典型城市,以历史文献资料为基础,结合空间分析技术对历史时期兰州城市空间演变及其影响因素进行分析,得出以下结论:丝...     

逻辑回归元胞自动机模型的鸡西市城市扩张分析及预测

城市的快速扩张导致人地矛盾激化,土地利用效率下降.分析并预测城市发展状态,可以实现土地资源的合理配置,为城市发展提供合理规划.本文以鸡西市市辖区为例,利用Logistic-CA模型进行城市扩张模拟及趋势特征分析.结果表明:1)鸡西市在2005—2015年间城市处于低速扩张阶段,土地利用效率较低,城市发展较为分散;2)通...     

The Moon 35 years after Apollo: What's left to learn?

With the cancellation of the Apollo program after Apollo 17 returned from the Moon in 1972, the focus of NASA switched to other areas of the Solar System. Study of the Moon did continue through analysis of the returned samples and remotely sensed data sets (both orbital and surface), as well as through Earth-based telescopic studies. In the 1990s, new orbital data were obtained from several missions (fly-by and orbital), the first being Galileo that allowed the lunar farside to be mapped, followed by global mapping by the Clementine and Lunar Prospector missions.Interest in the Moon started to increase at the beginning of the 21st century as other nations focused their space exploration programs on the Moon. The speech by President Bush in January 2004 put the Moon back into the critical exploration path for NASA, paving the way for humans to return to the lunar surface by 2020. This return will be critical for developing technologies and protocols for the eventual human exploration of other parts of the solar system. At the time of writing (June 2008), the SELENE/Kaguya mission (Japan and Chang’e-1 (China) are orbiting the Moon, with Chandrayaan-1 (India) and Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (USA) being scheduled to launch later in 2008.The past (and present) exploration of the Moon begs the question “what's left to be done?” With the renewed focus on the Moon, now that it is on the pathway for the exploration of Mars (and beyond) a similar question has been raised - what should the astronauts do on the Moon? The publication of the New Views of the Moon book [Jolliff et al., 2006. New Views of the Moon, Reviews in Mineralogy, vol. 60. American Mineralogical Society, 721pp] highlighted a number of important scientific questions that remain unanswered as well as posing many more on the basis of the currently available data. These questions resonated in three Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (LEAG) reports pertinent to this discussion, which were also published (on line) during 2006 (http://www.lpi.usra.edu/leag), and in the National Research Council of the National Academies [2007. The Scientific Context for Exploration of the Moon. National Academies Press, Washington, DC, 112pp] report entitled “The Scientific Context for Exploration of the Moon”. This paper synthesizes these recent studies, along with those from the 1980s and 1990s, to emphasize the lunar science questions that remain unanswered. In addition, it summarizes the missions already flown to the Moon along with those that are planned in order to give the reader an idea of exactly what lunar science has been and will be conducted in the hope that it will inspire proposals for missions to address the outstanding science questions.     

Genetic techniques for livestock breeding: Restructuring institutional relationships in agriculture

This paper explores some of the key institutional transformations in livestock breeding associated with the increasing significance of genetic techniques, situating this within an assessment of an emerging agricultural bioeconomy. Focusing on beef cattle and sheep breeding in the United Kingdom, the paper examines how a move towards the involvement of international and corporate interests in livestock breeding is restructuring the network of institutional interests affecting the knowledge and decision making of individual breeders. The paper suggests that the structural transformation of beef cattle and sheep breeding is complicated by the need for negotiation between breeders’ ‘traditional’ knowledge-practices and the ‘geneticised’ techniques being made available to them. We are thus seeing the emergence of new and complex interactions between the major actors which are reconfiguring power relationships in the UK livestock breeding sector.