基于多点线圈联合数据的高速公路匝道影响范围识别

为准确识别高速公路匝道对主线车流的影响等级和范围，本文提出基于速度波动特性的高速公路匝道影响量化方法。通过建立改进加权速度排列熵指标以量化各服务水平下匝道对高速公路主线车流的影响，对建立的指标进行谱聚类分析来确定匝道的影响阈值。应用京昆高速及二广高速的99个平行式合流匝道和直接式分流匝道多点主线线圈检测器数据的分析结果表 明，所提出方法可识别高速公路主线车流受匝道的影响程度。合流匝道对主线最外侧车道的影响比次外侧车道高4%~69%；A~C级服务水平下，分流匝道对上游主线最外侧车道影响程度比次 外侧车道高6%~29%，D~F级服务水平下，最外侧车道受影响程度比次外侧车道低10%~13%。合流匝道的影响范围是合流点上游350m至下游550m；其中上游160m至下游100m和下游180~ 270m为核心影响范围。分流匝道影响范围为分流点至主线上游850m，其中750~850m、450~ 600m、100~300m为核心影响范围。研究成果可为高速公路匝道交通设计、管控策略和提升仿真可靠性提供依据，可有效降低设置匝道带来的影响。     

辽阳地区地基土的工程地质特点分析

利用取样分析的方法,对辽阳地区地基土的工程地质特点进行了统计分析。分析结果对辽阳地区的工程勘察、设计、施工具有一定的指导意义。     

因地制宜,综合施治,务实解决街坊小区积水顽症

上海市杨浦区某些街坊小区一遇暴雨即产生严重的积水问题。通过调查研究，找出病症，提出改造方案．有效地解决了小区的积水顽症。本文结合实际，总结了若干综合技术措施和行政管理、协调手段。     

和邢铁路中野沟门水库地区局部方案研究

针对和邢铁路如何跨越野沟门水库,重点研究铁路跨越水库选线时应具体考虑的各种因素.野沟门水库是以防洪、灌溉、养鱼、发电、旅游、工业用水等为用途的水利工程.根据野沟门水库的具体情况,从选线的角度研究了3个方案;从桥梁孔跨布置角度研究了2个方案.最终经全面分析比较,选出最经济合理的跨越方案.     

上海轨道交通世纪大道站防火卷帘门误降引起的思考

从上海轨道交通世纪大道站所发生的一次防火卷帘门误降事件入手,介绍了世纪大道站在换乘形式上的选择,以及在防火分区及安全疏散设计上相关规范的要求和做法,通过分析事件发生原因提出了大型换乘枢纽站防火设计上的新思路.     

USV复杂水域环境综合感知技术

从无人水面艇（Unmanned Surface Vessel,USV）所处的工作环境,分析单目摄像头、双目摄像头、海事雷达、激光雷达等传感器的组成原理、优缺点、性能测试。介绍多传感器数据在USV上的融合原理、融合流程及其应用情况。经过实船海上试验,多传感器数据融合指标良好,较好地解决USV在复杂水域安全航行的感知技术问题。所描述的感知技术,对设计和研发搭载不同任务的USV,识别不同工作场景环境,具有积极的参考价值。     

西南及邻区高速铁路岩溶工程地质分区研究

我国西南及邻区发育分布有大量的可溶岩,随着中西部高速铁路建设的加大,大量的铁路不可避免的穿越岩溶发育区,岩溶问题给该区域的高速铁路选线及建设带来巨大的挑战。根据多条已建成和在建的岩溶山区高速铁路岩溶工程地质问题,探讨这些地区高速铁路建设所面临的主要岩溶工程地质问题。拟定以地形地貌、气候和高铁主要岩溶问题为主控因素的分区原则,构建高原岩溶区、斜坡过渡带岩溶区、岩溶化平原区等3大高速铁路岩溶工程地质区;在此基础上基于地层岩性、地质构造、岩溶发育程度和岩溶水系统特征为控制因素的分区原则,细分为17个高铁岩溶工程地质亚区。高速铁路岩溶工程地质分区的研究成果,有利于针对西南及邻区不同的岩溶工程地质分区特点,制定相应的高速铁路勘察设计方案,以查明铁路建设遇到的复杂岩溶工程地质问题,拟定相应的工程措施,规避铁路建设的工程风险。     

Integrated Transport System of the South-Moravian Region and its impact on rural development

It is generally presupposed that the infrastructure and availability of services of general interest (like schools, medical care, social services and also public transport) impact on present demographic development in rural areas, namely depopulation and aging. Such services affect the quality of life of local people and sometimes they perform a vital necessity. It is possible to say that the absence of the mentioned services should be compensated by an effective system of public transport. In other case, especially those people who are not able to use individual cars due to the age, health, legal conditions or financial situation are bequeathed on an assistance of the family or neighbors or they stay cut off and excluded. This paper is aimed at the verification of the presupposition in the case of the South-Moravian Region – NUTS 3 region occupying the south-eastern part of the Czech Republic, bordering with Austria and Slovakia. The research method lies in analysis of the frequency, travel time and fare of public transport system and its comparison with demographic development in rural areas, especially in the peripheral ones. The results are discussed in view of the system of central places in the region and present urbanization processes like suburbanization, counterurbanization and reurbanization.     

Papahānaumokuākea: Integrating Culture in the Design and Management of one of the World's Largest Marine Protected Areas

Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument is one of the world's largest marine protected areas and was designated the first mixed conservation site in the United States due to its natural and cultural importance. It is also the world's first cultural seascape, being recognized for its continuing connections to indigenous people. As the westernmost place in the Hawaiian universe, many believe these islands and seas are the pathway that Native Hawaiians travel after death, returning to pō (night; realm of the gods). This intimate kinship has profound implications for contemporary management. Current management emphasizes integration of science, policy, cultural knowledge, traditions, and practices to create successful management strategies appropriate for both natural and cultural resources. This management is based on Native Hawaiian values and practices that incorporate observation and understanding of the natural world, indigenous principles and philosophies, cultural norms, community relationships, and unique epistemologies deeply imbedded in and formed by relationships of people with place. A cornerstone of this effort has been the direct involvement of cultural practitioners in policy, management, education, and research. This biocultural approach has led to more effective management of the monument and serves as a model for conservation around the world.