国内外地铁车站楼扶梯设计方法比较分析

地铁车站楼扶梯的通过能力直接影响着整个车站的交通效率,必须对其进行合理的规划与设计.英国在地铁车站楼扶梯设计方面有成熟的设计理论.介绍了英国关于地铁车站楼扶梯设计影响因素、楼梯设置宽度、自动扶梯技术参数和数量、楼扶梯通过能力和排队区域等的设计方法和规范,并将其与我国楼扶梯相关设计规范进行对比,总结出值得我国地铁设计工作者借鉴的国外设计经验.     

考虑几何非线性效应的桩柱式高墩分析

该文首先简述了几何非线性分析的理论,并列举了几何非线性目前求解的主要的方法,最后用牛顿-拉普森法对算例进行求解。计算结果表明,高墩的设计计算,几何非线性的影响不可忽视。     

AM在船舶上建铁舾设计中的应用及改进

本文主要介绍了我司采用最先进的船舶设计软件AM系统在船舶上建舾装上的应用及改进,在设计建模过程中遇到一些难题,通过分析和二次开发的运用,做出一些相应的改进措施,得到预期的效果。     

苏州轨道交通线网指挥中心的网络化运营模式优化

线网指挥中心是各城市轨道交通网络化运营深入发展后的必然选择,是网络运营协调、信息互联互通和应急处置联动的核心机构。在借鉴中国各典型城市轨道交通网络运营管理经验的基础上,基于苏州轨道交通在运营安全的严峻性、设备制式的多元性、线网结构的复杂性、运行组织的多样性、网络客流的波动性、出行特征的异质性、交通衔接的多重性等方面的运营需求,对线网指挥中心的运营职能进行优化。最后以网络客流分析为例,梳理业务流程并提出优化建议,为网络客流的精细化管控提供支撑。     

A Practice-Based Coupling of the Precautionary Principle to the Large Marine Ecosystem Fisheries Management Concept with a Policy Orientation: The Northeast United States Continental Shelf as a Case Example

This article addresses interdisciplinary sustainable aspects of fisheries as part of ocean management. Human-caused impacts and their role as modifiers of living marine resources is discussed. The research note also theorizes about contemporary global change and its prospective biological consequences, especially when coupled with human-induced factors in coastal marine waters. Also addressed is the management and ecological aspects of fish stock populations as part of a large marine ecosystem (LME) in the Northeast United States continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean with suggestions for an interdisciplinary policy orientation paradigm to foster the sustainability of marine life in the sea.     

A new efficient EDI system for container cargo logistics

There have been many efforts to develop a logistics information system in the Korean logistics industry. In spite of these efforts, there are many points which need improvement in the Logistics Information System, of which function is the electronic data communication without added value. This paper aims to describe some of the main problems and the successful factors which are being found in the evolution of the present EDI systems for clearing import/export container cargoes, with special reference to Singapore, Korea, and Japan. Following this, leaving legal issues aside, to suggest workable guidelines for designing a new efficient EDI system for container cargo logistics. As a result of the review, the following successful factors are drawn: (a) the planning, requirement analysis and design of EDI are critical, as it provides a framework for its implementation; (b) as the data of customs clearance are an integral part of a logistics EDI system, the inclusion of customs in the system design is essential; (c) the sharing system of cargo data as the framework of the logistics EDI is efficient for data interchange; (d) the EDI software for the user has been developed and provided by an EDI network operating company; and (e) to facilitate communication between trading partners and the transport sector, it is necessary to adopt a global message standard, such as EDIFACT.     

Occupational Behaviour and Commitment of Seamen

A concern of many environmentalists is that marine pollution conventions are usually slow in coming into force. The reasons for this vary with each convention. Instead of exhaustively examining each convention, this paper suggests a general framework of inquiry which may be used in seeking to ascertain the speed and degree of ratification of any particular convention.     

Protecting Rhode Island's coastal salt ponds: An economic assessment of downzoning

Abstract

In southern Rhode Island, there is growing concern that housing and recreational demands will soon overwhelm the capacity of the coastal salt ponds to absorb wastes, produce seafood, and maintain scenic qualities. As a result, coastal towns have been studying the feasibility of using land controls such as downzoning to protect these coastal amenities. The paper presents an economic analysis of the downzoning program proposed in the town of South Kingstown. Hedonic price and contingent valuation methods are used to value coastal amenities. The estimated net present value of “swimmable” water is shown to be $3.1 million.