渤海滩涂沉积物中石油污染物的迁移-转化规律研究

采用紫外分光光度法对2003年夏季渤海滩涂表层沉积物和海水中石油烃含量进行了分析,探讨了海水中可溶油在滩涂沉积物中的迁移转化特征及其影响因素。结果表明,沉积物中石油烃含量在(55.8~2563.4)×10-6,平均值为555.82×10-6,与海洋沉积物质量(GB18668-2002)500×10-6相比,超标率为50%,超标倍数为1.05~5.13倍;受潮流作用和沉积环境的影响,石油烃含量自岸向海呈由低到高的分布特征;研究区是典型的淤泥质海岸带,由于其沉积物颗粒细,有机质含量高,很容易吸附石油烃;沉积物中石油烃是难生物降解的多环芳烃类。     

聚合絮凝剂电解制备过程的极化特性研究

对于沙壤土柱实验，用ＴＤＲ结合土壤抽提液的溶质分析，研究了在非饱和灌溉条件下的硝化和ＮＯ＾－３的迁移，测得的土壤体电导率与土壤抽提液的电导率之比和土壤含水量成线性关系，籍此用ＴＤＲ可以确定非饱和灌溉条件下土壤中溶质浓度的变化规律；     

下扬子区中晚元古界沉积建造特征、构造运动及其演化

下扬子区中上元古界,可以分为四个构造层次.中元古界早期构造层,为一套巨厚的地槽型火山碎屑岩及砂泥质复理石建造,形成于1900-1400Ma;中元古界晚期构造层,为滨海——浅海——半深海砂泥质复理石建造.形成于1400-1000Ma;晚元古界早期构造层,为山前凹地或山间盆地磨拉石堆积,形成于1000-800Ma;晚元古界晚期(震旦系)构造层,则为砂泥质、硅质、碳酸盐岩夹冰碛砾岩建造,形成于800-600Ma.这些构造层之间不同形式的接触关系都代表着不同性质的构造运动,九岭群和修水间的修水运动,形成扬子准地台的雏型;上溪群和历口群邓家组间的祁门运动是形成扬子准地台的主褶皱幕;历口群铺岭组和震且系间的休宁运动,只使地壳抬升.这些不同性质的构造运动,也是推动地质历史演化的主要动力.     

流杯池小区危岩落石运动特征分析及其防治建议

在对流杯池小区进行地质灾害调查的基础上,结合边坡地形地貌特点,选取具有代表性的边坡剖面作为危岩体崩塌落石运动特征分析模型,对危岩体崩塌落石的运动过程进行分析,确定落石在边坡不同位置处的运动形式,采取与落石运动形式相对应的运动方程,描述落石的运动轨迹,依据落石的运动路径,提出崩塌落石灾害防治的合理建议。对危岩落石的运动特征分析不仅能为崩塌落石灾害防治提供了理论基础,而且对指导工程实践也具有重要意义。     

特厚倾斜煤层采空区对公路路基沉降影响研究

为了研究采空区导致上覆复杂岩层运移致使公路路基沉降问题,以颗粒流理论为基础,通过下落法构建模型。根据煤层位置,假设了7种采空区长度进行模拟。模拟的结果为岩层应力、应变在不同情况下的最终状态,同时提出了影响区和松散堆积区的概念。结果表明,由于岩层构造复杂,在不同情况下主要影响区和松散堆积区的发展变化是不同的,特别是岩层4的作用较为特殊。根据公路路基设计规范,采空区只限于假设1和假设2的采空区范围内,路基沉降才能满足规范要求。     

废旧电器电子产品越境转移国际管理制度比较

废弃电器电子产品的非法越境转移已成为国际社会关注的重要环境问题之一,与之相伴而生的废弃电器电子产品与旧电器电子产品的鉴别问题也成为国际环境公约的热点议题.在此背景下,针对废旧电器电子产品越境转移的管理制度和鉴别标准,对相关国际公约以及美国、日本和欧盟等典型出口方与泰国、马来西亚和中国等典型进口方进行了比较分析.结果表明,发达国家和发展中国家关于废旧电器电子产品越境转移的政策存在对立性,尽管《巴塞尔公约》在努力减少这种对立性,以保护发展中国家环境利益,但电子废物非法越境转移的风险仍然存在.结合中国废旧电器电子产品进口管理现状,提出了完善中国现有管理体系的政策建议.     

Atmospheric HULIS and its ability to mediate the reactive oxygen species (ROS): A review

Atmospheric humic-like substances(HULIS) are not only an unresolved mixture of macroorganic compounds but also powerful chelating agents in atmospheric particulate matters(PMs); impacting on both the properties of aerosol particles and health effects by generating reactive oxygen species(ROS). Currently, the interests of HULIS are intensively shifting to the investigations of HULIS-metal synergic effects and kinetics modeling studies, as well as the development of HULIS quantification, findings of possible HULIS sources and generation of ROS from HULIS. In light of HULIS studies, we comprehensively review the current knowledge of isolation and physicochemical characterization of HULIS from atmospheric samples as well as HULIS properties(hygroscopic, surface activity, and colloidal) and possible sources of HULIS.This review mainly highlights the generation of reactive oxygen species(ROS) from PMs, HULIS and transition metals, especially iron. This review also summarized the mechanism of ironorganic complexation and recent findings of OH formation from HULIS-metal complexes. This review will be helpful to carry out the modeling studies that concern with HULIS-transition metals and for further studies in the generation of ROS from HULIS-metal complexes.     

某天线加速贮存试验与寿命评估方法研究

目的对某天线进行加速贮存试验研究,利用试验数据进行寿命评估,得到产品的加速因子。方法通过步降应力试验方法对某天线的12台产品进行了四个不同应力量级的高温加速贮存试验,获得产品的退化数据。分别采取两种加速模型对试验数据进行处理,对比确定最优评估方法。结果采用基于漂移布朗运动的加速模型评估得到产品的激活能,从而求出加速因子和贮存寿命。结论步降应力试验方法能加速产品损伤的累积,便于快速获得产品的性能退化数据,而基于漂移布朗运动的评估方法为天线类产品的寿命评估提供了一种新的参考方法。     

Microclimate influence in a physiological model of cattle-fever tick (Boophilus spp.) population dynamics

Since their official eradication from the US in 1943, the cattle-tick species Boophilus microplus and Boophilus annulatus, vectors of bovine babesiosis, frequently have penetrated a quarantine zone established along the Texas–Mexico border designed to exclude them. Inspection and quarantine procedures have eradicated reinfestations successfully within the US, but increasing acaricide resistance in Mexican B. microplus populations poses a threat to future eradication efforts. Better understanding of interrelationships among Boophilus populations, their hosts, and vegetation communities in south Texas could improve prediction of the behavior of reintroduced Boophilus populations and increase management options. To this end, we constructed a simulation model to evaluate how microclimate, habitat (i.e. vegetation) heterogeneity, and within-pasture cattle movement may influence dynamics of Boophilus ticks in south Texas. Unlike previous Boophilus tick models, this model simulates dynamics at an hourly time-step, calculates all off-host dynamics as functions of temperature and relative humidity, and runs with ground-level microclimate data collected bi-hourly in three different habitat types. Sensitivity analysis of the model showed that temperatures and relative humidities created by habitat type, as well as engorged female mass, influenced tick population dynamics most strongly. Host habitat selection, initial number of larvae per cow, and the number of cells into which the simulated pasture was divided also had a strong influence. Population dynamics appeared moderately sensitive to the proportion of Bos indicus in cattle genotypes and the larval attachment rate, while appearing relatively insensitive to factors such as mortality rate of engorged females. When used to simulate laboratory experiments from the literature, the model predicted most observed life-history characteristics fairly well; however, it tended to underestimate oviposition duration, incubation duration, and egg mortality and overestimate larval longevity, especially at low temperatures and high humidities. Use of the model to predict Boophilus population dynamics in hypothetical south Texas pastures showed that it reasonably generated qualitative patterns of stage-wise abundances but tended to overestimate on-host tick burdens. Collection and incorporation of data that appear not to exist for Boophilus ticks, such as larval lipid content and lipid-use rates, may improve model accuracy. Though this model needs refinements such as a smaller spatial resolution, it provides insight into responses of B. microplus or B. annulatus populations to specific weather patterns, habitat heterogeneity, and host movement.     

Social dominance,seasonal movements,and spatial segregation in African elephants: a contribution to conservation behavior

The structure of dominance relationships among individuals in a population is known to influence their fitness, access to resources, risk of predation, and even energy budgets. Recent advances in global positioning system radio telemetry provide data to evaluate the influence of social relationships on population spatial structure and ranging tactics. Using current models of socio-ecology as a framework, we explore the spatial behaviors relating to the maintenance of transitive (i.e., linear) dominance hierarchies between elephant social groups despite the infrequent occurrence of contests over resources and lack of territorial behavior. Data collected from seven families of different rank demonstrate that dominant groups disproportionately use preferred habitats, limit their exposure to predation/conflict with humans by avoiding unprotected areas, and expend less energy than subordinate groups during the dry season. Hence, our data provide strong evidence of rank derived spatial partitioning in this migratory species. These behaviors, however, were not found during the wet season, indicating that spatial segregation of elephants is related to resource availability. Our results indicate the importance of protecting preexisting social mechanisms for mitigating the ecological impacts of high density in this species. This analysis provides an exemplar of how behavioral research in a socio-ecological framework can serve to identify factors salient to the persistence and management of at risk species or populations. Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.