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森林-水资源系统的理论分析 总被引:1,自引:2,他引:1
本文认为,应当从森林-水资源系统出发研究森林与水资源的关系。并提出了一个分析森林-水资源系统产流过程的仿真模拟方法,得出在一定条件下,有森林植被的地方可能会比无森林植被的地方产生更多的能够为人类所利用的水资源的结论;进一步提出了构成最佳水资源生成系统的四项条件。作者分析了森林对降雨的影响,认为二次降雨和水平降雨对水资源量的直接影响很小;由于森林是大气的特殊下垫面具有软边界和强烈的物质能量变换的特点,加之森林蒸散的水汽和释放的凝结核等因素,可能会影响大气垂直降雨的空间分布,或提高产生降雨的可能性,从而使有林地区有增雨效果。最后对森林-水资源的研究方法提出了几点建议。 相似文献
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申洪柱 《防灾科技学院学报》2005,7(4):80-83
本文结合当前共产党员先进性教育活动,贯彻科学发展观,从本地实际出发,就坚持理论,把握规律,创新思路,全面促进防震减灾事业发展的有关理论和实践问题进行了分析、探讨. 相似文献
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浅谈企业环境信息公开 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
现代环境管理强调公众参与.其前提是环境信息对公众的公开.企业主动披露其环境信息属于其中一种方式.本文通过阐述企业环境信息公开对于环境改善和促进企业发展的作用,针对中国现阶段企业环境信息公开的状况和存在的问题,提出了相关的建议,希望借此推动更多的企业开展环境信息公开. 相似文献
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沈阳市重点工业污染源水污染控制对策的探讨张亚轩(沈阳环境科学研究所)提要*不本文结合沈阳审工业污染源水污染的概况,对工业污染源的总量控制与总量管理进行研究,提出了工业污染源水污染总量控制的方法和总量控制指标.关键词水污染总量控制,管理,指标STUDY... 相似文献
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为提高驾驶人在双车道公路上超车的安全性,基于tau理论适应性分析,提出超车过程中驾驶人不仅根据tau线索估计避碰时间,也利用距离、速度、加速度等判断超车是否安全的试验假设。招募12名受试者,应用驾驶模拟系统试验平台,依据试验假设采集12个与超车行为有关的驾驶行为数据,对其进行无量纲化处理,并利用Bootstrap法对数据进行扩增。结合驾驶行为问卷得分,利用AMOS软件,建立超车行为安全评价的结构方程模型。通过对初始假设模型进行多次修正与评价,得到影响超车行为安全的3个驾驶行为参数。结果表明,超车车辆在超车并道后的速度、与前导车之间的避碰时间及与对向车辆之间的避碰时间这3个驾驶行为参数可作为超车行为安全评价的有效指标。 相似文献
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Rachel Kulick 《Local Environment》2019,24(1):37-51
There is increased attention to alternative food efforts as individuals and groups seek to build stronger local food infrastructures to increase accessibility, transparency, and fairness with how food is grown, produced, and distributed. In considering individuals and families contending with food injustices and insecurities; concerns and questions have surfaced about what it means to privilege the leadership and participation of these communities in alternative food efforts. While there are no linear answers to these questions, this paper explores how one statewide food network in the United States seeks to involve youth contending with the juvenile justice system in a job readiness programme, Youth Kitchen, that interfaces the youth with farmers, chef educators, community organisations, and farmers markets. This paper contends that integrating alternative food and juvenile justice work is a complex terrain that both advances social justice and reproduces existing power asymmetries within alternative food networks. The inclusion of accounts from multiple stakeholders in the local food and juvenile justice system generates a multilayered view that moves away from an either sustainability or social justice rubric to a more process-oriented lens that reveals the strategic dilemmas that alternative food networks encounter. On the one hand, the social landscape of this programme promotes an ethic of care and shared ownership between the staff and participating youth. At the same time, akin to many alternative food networks, neoliberal interests bump against this ethic of care and white privilege seeps into staffing patterns and everyday programmes in ways that reproduce the status quo. 相似文献
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Sarah A. Baker Andrew W. Wood Balaji Rajagopalan 《Journal of the American Water Resources Association》2019,55(4):1024-1037
We describe a new effort to enhance climate forecast relevance and usability through the development of a system for evaluating and displaying real‐time subseasonal to seasonal (S2S) climate forecasts on a watershed scale. Water managers may not use climate forecasts to their full potential due to perceived low skill, mismatched spatial and temporal resolutions, or lack of knowledge or tools to ingest data. Most forecasts are disseminated as large‐domain maps or gridded datasets and may be systematically biased relative to watershed climatologies. Forecasts presented on a watershed scale allow water managers to view forecasts for their specific basins, thereby increasing the usability and relevance of climate forecasts. This paper describes the formulation of S2S climate forecast products based on the Climate Forecast System version 2 (CFSv2) and the North American Multi‐Model Ensemble (NMME). Forecast products include bi‐weekly CFSv2 forecasts, and monthly and seasonal NMME forecasts. Precipitation and temperature forecasts are aggregated spatially to a United States Geological Survey (USGS) hydrologic unit code 4 (HUC‐4) watershed scale. Forecast verification reveals appreciable skill in the first two bi‐weekly periods (Weeks 1–2 and 2–3) from CFSv2, and usable skill in NMME Month 1 forecast with varying skills at longer lead times dependent on the season. Application of a bias‐correction technique (quantile mapping) eliminates forecast bias in the CFSv2 reforecasts, without adding significantly to correlation skill. 相似文献
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Further studies on the influence of zeolite type A on metal transfer in the activated sludge process
Investigations were carried out to determine the effect of zeolite type A on metal removal by activated sludge using laboratory activated sludge simulations. They were operated at constant aerator sludge age and settler surface loading. Different concentrations of raw zeolite and zeolite extracted from washing powder (0, 15, 30, 60, 120 mgl?1) were introduced into the simulations. The zeolite was added at two degrees of calcium exchanged for sodium, 25 and 75% of the maximum exchange capacity. Metals were added at concentrations typical of mixed domestic-industrial waste waters. The results show that there was no adverse effect on metal removal by the laboratory activated sludge simulations in the presence of zeolite type A. 相似文献