One-sided ascending or descending Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) stereoradargrammetry has limited accuracy of topographic mapping due to the short spatial baseline(-100 km) and small intersection angle. In order to...One-sided ascending or descending Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) stereoradargrammetry has limited accuracy of topographic mapping due to the short spatial baseline(-100 km) and small intersection angle. In order to improve the performance and reliability of generating digital elevation model(DEM) from spaceborne SAR radargrammetry, an exploration of two-sided stereoradargrammetry from the combination of ascending and descending orbits with geometric configuration of long spatial baseline(-1000 km) was conducted in this study. The slant-range geometry between SAR sensors to the earth surface and the Doppler positioning equations were employed to establish the stereoscopic intersection model. The measurement uncertainty of two-sided radargrammetric elevation was estimated on the basis of radar parallax of homogeneous points between input SAR images. Two stereo-pairs of ALOS/PALSAR(Advanced Land Observing Satellite/Phased Array type L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar) acquisitions with the orbital separation almost 1080 km over the west Sichuan foreland basin with rolling topography in southwestern China were employed in the study to obtain the up-to-date terrain data after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake that hit this area. Thequantitative accuracy assessment of two-sided radargrammetric DEM was performed with reference to field GPS observations. The experimental results show that the elevation accuracy reaches 5.5 m without ground control points(GCPs) used, and the accuracy is further improved to 1.5 m with only one GPS GCP used as the least constraint. The theoretical analysis and testing results demonstrate that the twosided long baseline SAR radargrammetry from the ascending and descending orbits can be a very promising technical alternative for large-area and high accuracy topographic mapping.展开更多
Investigations are directed to the development of high-power sources ofUWB (ultrawideband) radiation based on excitation of anterma arrays with bipolar voltage pulses. In the previously designed high-power UWB sourc...Investigations are directed to the development of high-power sources ofUWB (ultrawideband) radiation based on excitation of anterma arrays with bipolar voltage pulses. In the previously designed high-power UWB sources only one bipolar pulse former and different feeder systems for pulse distribution through the array elements were used. By means of this approach, a number of UWB sources were created with the bipolar voltage pulse length ranging from 0.2 to 2 ns and effective potential of radiation ranging from 0.4 to 3 MV. The approach has got a restriction related to the electrical breakdown in a bipolar voltage pulse former. A new approach to the creation of high-power UWB sources based on a multicharmel bipolar pulse former is suggested: the number of bipolar pulse formers is equal to the number of antennas in the array. The main problem in realization of this approach is a stable operation of bipolar pulse formers in order to ensure a coherent summation of radiated pulses in the far-field zone. The result of this work is the instability of-150 ps at the pulse length of 3 ns obtained in a one-channel bipolar pulse former indicating that the suggested approach is realizable.展开更多
Jadeite quartzite, essentially a two-phase rock made up of jadeite and quartz, is one of the most important UHP lithologies occur- ring in the Dabie Mountain ultrahigh pressure metamorphic belt and forms layers in bio...Jadeite quartzite, essentially a two-phase rock made up of jadeite and quartz, is one of the most important UHP lithologies occur- ring in the Dabie Mountain ultrahigh pressure metamorphic belt and forms layers in biotite-plagioclase gneiss. High pressure- high temperature studies on natural albite from the country rock gneiss were undertaken to reveal the--in parts----complex mineralogical changes that occur in the jadeite quartzite during prograde metamorphism. Experiments were conducted at 800- 1200~C, in the pressure range of 2.0-3.5 GPa. One of the most intriguing results shows that the low pressure boundary of the jadeite+coesite stability field is located between about 3.2 GPa at 1000~C and 3.4 GPa at 1200~C, thus about (0.2-0.3)_+0.1 GPa higher than the quartz-coesite transition curve, given the uncertainty in the present study. Minor amounts of sodium and aluminum entering the structure of quartz and the intimate intergrowth texture of the run products may contribute to the ob- served pressure shift. Combined petrological and mineralogical studies on the run products and the natural rocks yield the fol- lowing prograde reaction sequence to have occurred: The protolith of the jadeite- quartzite from Dabie Mountain is an albitized siltstone/greywacke characterized by an albite+quartz assemblage. During prograde metamorphism albite breaks down to form jadeite+quartz and thus at this stage two types of quartz can be distinguished whereas type-I-quartz already existed in the pro- tolith, type-II-quartz represents a newly formed reaction product of albite. During further P-T-increase the pure type- I-quartz was transformed to coesite, whereas type-II-quartz (together with jadeite) was still present as a stable phase because of its im- purities of Na and A1. At a later stage during further subduction, type-II-quartz also decomposes to form coesite. These studies represent an important puzzlement for a better understanding of the evolution of jadeite- quartzite from the Dabie Mountain during continental crust subduction and thus contribute to a more complete knowledge of the formation of the Dabie Mountain UHP orogenic belt in general.展开更多
We propose a compact dual-band bandpass filter(BPF)based on one-dimensional porous silicon(PS)photonic crystal by electrochemical etching.By inserting three periods of high and low reflective index layers in the cente...We propose a compact dual-band bandpass filter(BPF)based on one-dimensional porous silicon(PS)photonic crystal by electrochemical etching.By inserting three periods of high and low reflective index layers in the center of porous silicon microcavity(PSM),two sharp resonant peaks appear in the high reflectivity stop band on both sides of the resonance wavelength.Through simulation and experiment,the physical mechanisms of the two resonance peaks and the resonance wavelength are also studied.It is found that the resonance wavelength can be tuned only by adjusting the effective optical thickness(EOT)of each PS layer,in which different resonance wavelengths have different widths between the two sharp resonance peaks.Besides,the analysis indicates that oxidization makes the blue shift become larger for high wavelength than that for low wavelength.Such a fabricated BPF based on PS dual-microcavity is easy to be fabricated and low cost,which benefits the application of integrated optical devices.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.41472255,51178404)Open Research Fund by Sichuan Engineering Research Center for Emergency Mapping & Disaster Reduction(Program K2014B006)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant Nos.SWJTU12ZT07,2682014BR014)
文摘One-sided ascending or descending Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) stereoradargrammetry has limited accuracy of topographic mapping due to the short spatial baseline(-100 km) and small intersection angle. In order to improve the performance and reliability of generating digital elevation model(DEM) from spaceborne SAR radargrammetry, an exploration of two-sided stereoradargrammetry from the combination of ascending and descending orbits with geometric configuration of long spatial baseline(-1000 km) was conducted in this study. The slant-range geometry between SAR sensors to the earth surface and the Doppler positioning equations were employed to establish the stereoscopic intersection model. The measurement uncertainty of two-sided radargrammetric elevation was estimated on the basis of radar parallax of homogeneous points between input SAR images. Two stereo-pairs of ALOS/PALSAR(Advanced Land Observing Satellite/Phased Array type L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar) acquisitions with the orbital separation almost 1080 km over the west Sichuan foreland basin with rolling topography in southwestern China were employed in the study to obtain the up-to-date terrain data after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake that hit this area. Thequantitative accuracy assessment of two-sided radargrammetric DEM was performed with reference to field GPS observations. The experimental results show that the elevation accuracy reaches 5.5 m without ground control points(GCPs) used, and the accuracy is further improved to 1.5 m with only one GPS GCP used as the least constraint. The theoretical analysis and testing results demonstrate that the twosided long baseline SAR radargrammetry from the ascending and descending orbits can be a very promising technical alternative for large-area and high accuracy topographic mapping.
文摘Investigations are directed to the development of high-power sources ofUWB (ultrawideband) radiation based on excitation of anterma arrays with bipolar voltage pulses. In the previously designed high-power UWB sources only one bipolar pulse former and different feeder systems for pulse distribution through the array elements were used. By means of this approach, a number of UWB sources were created with the bipolar voltage pulse length ranging from 0.2 to 2 ns and effective potential of radiation ranging from 0.4 to 3 MV. The approach has got a restriction related to the electrical breakdown in a bipolar voltage pulse former. A new approach to the creation of high-power UWB sources based on a multicharmel bipolar pulse former is suggested: the number of bipolar pulse formers is equal to the number of antennas in the array. The main problem in realization of this approach is a stable operation of bipolar pulse formers in order to ensure a coherent summation of radiated pulses in the far-field zone. The result of this work is the instability of-150 ps at the pulse length of 3 ns obtained in a one-channel bipolar pulse former indicating that the suggested approach is realizable.
基金supported by the Research Projects of China(Grants Nos.2009CB825003,41002068)the State Key Laboratory of GPMR(Grant No.MSF-GPMR 200911)China University of Geosciences(Grant No.CUGL090204)
文摘Jadeite quartzite, essentially a two-phase rock made up of jadeite and quartz, is one of the most important UHP lithologies occur- ring in the Dabie Mountain ultrahigh pressure metamorphic belt and forms layers in biotite-plagioclase gneiss. High pressure- high temperature studies on natural albite from the country rock gneiss were undertaken to reveal the--in parts----complex mineralogical changes that occur in the jadeite quartzite during prograde metamorphism. Experiments were conducted at 800- 1200~C, in the pressure range of 2.0-3.5 GPa. One of the most intriguing results shows that the low pressure boundary of the jadeite+coesite stability field is located between about 3.2 GPa at 1000~C and 3.4 GPa at 1200~C, thus about (0.2-0.3)_+0.1 GPa higher than the quartz-coesite transition curve, given the uncertainty in the present study. Minor amounts of sodium and aluminum entering the structure of quartz and the intimate intergrowth texture of the run products may contribute to the ob- served pressure shift. Combined petrological and mineralogical studies on the run products and the natural rocks yield the fol- lowing prograde reaction sequence to have occurred: The protolith of the jadeite- quartzite from Dabie Mountain is an albitized siltstone/greywacke characterized by an albite+quartz assemblage. During prograde metamorphism albite breaks down to form jadeite+quartz and thus at this stage two types of quartz can be distinguished whereas type-I-quartz already existed in the pro- tolith, type-II-quartz represents a newly formed reaction product of albite. During further P-T-increase the pure type- I-quartz was transformed to coesite, whereas type-II-quartz (together with jadeite) was still present as a stable phase because of its im- purities of Na and A1. At a later stage during further subduction, type-II-quartz also decomposes to form coesite. These studies represent an important puzzlement for a better understanding of the evolution of jadeite- quartzite from the Dabie Mountain during continental crust subduction and thus contribute to a more complete knowledge of the formation of the Dabie Mountain UHP orogenic belt in general.
基金supported by the National Training Program of Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Undergraduate(No.201410755013)the Foundation of Xinjiang Education(No.XJEDU2013S04)
文摘We propose a compact dual-band bandpass filter(BPF)based on one-dimensional porous silicon(PS)photonic crystal by electrochemical etching.By inserting three periods of high and low reflective index layers in the center of porous silicon microcavity(PSM),two sharp resonant peaks appear in the high reflectivity stop band on both sides of the resonance wavelength.Through simulation and experiment,the physical mechanisms of the two resonance peaks and the resonance wavelength are also studied.It is found that the resonance wavelength can be tuned only by adjusting the effective optical thickness(EOT)of each PS layer,in which different resonance wavelengths have different widths between the two sharp resonance peaks.Besides,the analysis indicates that oxidization makes the blue shift become larger for high wavelength than that for low wavelength.Such a fabricated BPF based on PS dual-microcavity is easy to be fabricated and low cost,which benefits the application of integrated optical devices.