车载通信终端加固设计

介绍了车载通信终端抗干扰加固设计技术．包括电磁环境分析、机箱材料选择、结构屏蔽处理、电路信号滤波处理、接地技术等,对通信终端系统组成,结构特点和工作环境,以及抗干扰处理措施作了详细的描述．并成功研制出基于工控机构成的用于军用车栽通信终端。     

典型船用通导设备低温性能试验研究

目的 建立有效的低温试验检测手段及评估方法,以保障冰区航行船舶在低温环境下的通讯导航能力。方法 在国军标与船标的指导下,针对典型船用通导设备磁罗经与电子罗经,开展包括试前工作测试、–25℃低温贮存试验、–20℃低温工作试验以及附加防寒措施的系列考核试验。结果 试验成功复现了低温环境下磁罗经与电子罗经的性能失效模式。磁罗经经历低温后,磁力指向稳定性大幅减弱,试验前后指向刻度最大偏差可达3.3°;电子罗经经历低温后,指向误差最大可达3.7°,电流最大增长32.8%。通过遮蔽防寒、伴热措施保温后,整个试验过程中温度趋于稳定,磁罗经与电子罗经的刻度示值变化幅度减小。结论 磁罗经内部部件机械阻尼的增大以及自差校正磁棒磁力的改变是引起磁罗经定位精度率波动、定位误差变大的主要原因。电子罗经天线内部电气元件的性能改变是引起指向刻度变化的主要因素。通过采取一定的防寒保温措施,减小温度变化范围,将有利于提高磁罗经与电子罗经低温工作的稳定性。     

Labeling Products of Biotechnology: Towards Communication and Consent

Recently, both consumers and producers ofbiotechnology products have insisted thatcommunication between the two be improved. The formerdemand more democratic participation in the riskassessment process of biotechnology products. Thelatter seek to correct misinformation regardingalleged risks from these products. One way to resolvethese concerns, I argue, is through the use ofbiotechnology labels. Such labeling fosters consumerautonomy and moves toward more participatory decisionmaking, in addition to ensuring that informed consentfrom consumers is maintained. Furthermore, althoughvoluntary biotech-free labeling in lieu of biotechlabels may uphold consumer sovereignty, the latterremains a more effective strategy for achievingethical communication between consumers and producersof biotechnology products.     

信息循环与网络化水质自动监控系统的建立

针对如何提高水质自动监控系统中数据信息的有效性这一问题 ,提出了建立监控系统反馈循环的方法。通过监控网络的反馈循环 ,使监控方案不断优化 ,获得更加符合环境监测部门要求的信息。并进一步阐述了如何通过网络实现信息在各级环境监测部门中的传输利用 ,由此构建了一个网络化的水质信息循环系统。实现对现场水质信息的实时观测与系统远程控制。     

Zen and the Art of the Selfie Stick: Blogging the John Muir Trail Thru-Hiking Experience

For cultures around the world, a journey, particularly one undertaken by foot through landscapes that are simultaneously natural and cultural, is both a metaphor for the discovery of the self and the divine and an embodied practice in the physical realm. Here we analyze twenty-six publicly available blogs of thru-hikers of the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, U.S.A. Cognizant of the critiques of the intrusion of technology into wilderness areas, we examine how the communication medium of travel blogs becomes a vehicle for both self-reflection and for sharing spiritual experiences, and how the act of blogging merges virtual and corporeal communities formed among hikers. It is in the intersection of these social networks and mobile communication technologies that we find suggestions of changing relationships between a subculture of tech-savvy and highly connected hikers sometimes called “flashpackers” and the physical landscapes through which they travel.     

The Impact of Perceptual and Situational Factors on Environmental Communication: A Study of Citizen Engagement in China

This study applied a situational approach to understanding an environmental problem: PM2.5 (its resulted haze and smog air pollution) in China. Based on a national sample of 374 citizens living in China, it tested a situational model of problem solving and extended it by adding citizens’ environmental engagement behaviour as an immediate consequence of their communicative action. Results of a structural equation modelling analysis supported all the causal links in the conceptual model. Moreover, communicative action significantly mediated the relationship between referent criterion and environmental engagement. Problem recognition, constraint recognition, and involvement recognition did not influence environmental engagement directly, but exerted their significant indirect impact via two key mediators in the model: situational motivation in problem solving and communicative action in problem solving. Theoretical and practical implications of the present study were discussed.     

城市轨道交通噪声环境影响评价方法及实例分析

基于城市轨道交通噪声环境影响的特点，对城市轨道交通噪声环境影响评价的几个关键问题进行了探讨，构建了城市轨道交通噪声环境影响评价方法及预测模式。以广州市轨道交通六号线为例，对提出的噪声环境影响评价方法进行了实证分析，结果可行。     

When can culturally diverse teams be more creative? The role of leaders' benevolent paternalism

The current research examines the conditions under which cross‐cultural teams can realize their creative potential—a consequence of their cultural diversity. We propose that in more culturally diverse teams, team members are less open when communicating with each other, which impairs the team's ability to elaborate on the information contributed by different members, ultimately limiting team creativity. We further theorize that leaders' benevolent paternalism, a leadership style that is particularly prevalent in East Asian contexts, can reduce the negative consequence of intercultural diversity on intercultural communication openness. On the basis of multiwave, multisource data from 48 culturally diverse teams in China, we found that perceived intercultural diversity is negatively related to intercultural communication openness, which, in turn, is positively related to information elaboration, and ultimately, team creativity. Leader benevolent paternalism attenuates the negative relationship between intercultural diversity and intercultural communication openness. These findings enrich the literature on intercultural diversity by calling attention to communication‐related obstacles.     

“Stop Blaming the Cows!”: How Livestock Production is Legitimized in Everyday Discourse on Facebook

In 2016, Swedish climate reporting declined in quantity and shifted focus somewhat from climate change as such to the harmful climate impacts of meat consumption. The latter prompted discussions in social media—an increasingly important forum for public debate but infrequently studied in environmental communication research. Despite strong evidence that a meat and dairy-based diet is harmful for the environment, meat consumption is increasing, and this qualitative study aims to—through the lens of social representation theory—contribute knowledge about how livestock production is legitimized in everyday discourse on Facebook. The article identifies representations that legitimize livestock production through polarization between (1) livestock production and other (environmental) issues, (2) environmentally “good” and “bad” countries, and (3) “reliable” and “unreliable” information. It concludes by discussing the influence of national ideology on the legitimization of livestock production and the potential of social media to counter the post-politicization of environmental issues.     

Energy Communication: Theory and Praxis Towards a Sustainable Energy Future

This essay comments and expands upon an emerging area of research, energy communication, that shares with environmental communication the fraught commitment to simultaneously study communication as an ordinary yet potentially transformative practice, and a strategic endeavour to catalyse change. We begin by defining and situating energy communication within ongoing work on the discursive dimensions of energy extraction, production, distribution, and consumption. We then offer three generative directions for future research related to energy transitions as communicative processes: analysing campaigns’ strategic efforts, critically theorizing energy’s transnational power dynamics, and theorizing the energy democracy movement.