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London is an international tourist destination and one of the world's most well known tourist capitals. Over 23 million overseas and domestic visitors contributed £ 4700 million to the city's economy in 1987. In this paper, the implications of a continued growth in international and domestic tourism are considered in the light of recent predictions which envisage that London's overseas and domestic visitors will rise from 23 million in 1987 to 27 million in 1990. One of the most pressing issues which tourist agencies such as the London Tourist Board face, is directing some tourists to new areas and attractions away from the existing concentration in the West End of London. In this paper, the existing and proposed development of tourism in the East End of London (London Docklands) will beexamined as a new area with the potential to attract visitors from the West End. London Docklands has attracted international attention due to the prestigious and controversial regeneration of the area where commercial and residential development has been stimulated by a government funded Urban Development Corporation. Tourist and leisure developments seem set to bring a lasting economic benefit to the area though they have attracted very little attention to date. 相似文献
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J. O. Akanmu Oluremi Remi-John I. E. Ekpo 《Geotechnical and Geological Engineering》2011,29(6):953-960
This paper attempts to put together details of dams’ development in Nigeria. Case studies of dam-related incidents were highlighted.
A typical case study of Kainji dam safety monitoring assessment was analysed and discussed. From the results obtained it is
observed that majority of the piezometer plot of the spillway points to improving stability especially from year 2000 to 2001.
The data collected and analysed indicated some displacement of about 25 mm. in some blocks, which shows an abnormal behaviour
and require need for closer observations. The tape extensometers reading and the rod extensometer were briefly discussed. 相似文献
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Two waste-disposal sites (old and new) in Calabar Municipality, SE Nigeria were evaluated to assess their suitability as
landfill sites and their impact on the groundwater. The field investigation included surface geological/hydrogeological and
geochemical studies. Leachate and groundwater were sampled and analysed for 3 months (April, May and June, 1997) for geochemical
characterisation. The results indicate that the two waste-disposal sites in the Calabar Municipality do not meet the requirements
as landfill sites. Physico-chemical analyses for temperature, pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, biological oxygen demand
after 5 days of incubation (BOD5), sulphate, nitrates, nitrite, trace and major elements in the leachate known to impact human health and the environment,
indicate high levels of pollution. The values for groundwater in the vicinity of the disposal sites were found to be within
the World Health Organisation (WHO) permissible limit.
Received: 29 March 1999 · Accepted: 3 January 2000 相似文献
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