硕士生课程教学改革与质量督导的创新措施探析

硕士生课程教学是培养复合型创新人才的重要环节。课程教育作为硕士生培养框架的第一阶段,为后续学生科研与应用创新奠定基础。本文基于广东海洋大学数学与计算机学院对硕士生应用创新能力的培养目标,针对课程教学环节遇到的问题,以“大数据分析及应用”课程为例,提出交叉选课、加强实践能力培养、强化国际前沿研究内容介绍、建立课程质量督导体系的新措施。

Impact of two typhoons on the marine environment in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea

This study investigated the ef fects of two typhoons(Nari and Wipha) on sea surface temperature(SST) and chlorophyll- a(Chl- a) concentration. Typhoons Nari and Wipha passed through the Yellow Sea on September 13, 2007 and the East China Sea(ECS) on September 16, 2007, respectively. The SST and Chl- a data were obtained from the Aqua/Terra MODIS and NOAA18, respectively, and the temperature and salinity in the southeast of the study area were observed in situ from Argo. The average SST within the study area dropped from 26.33°C on September 10 to a minimum of 22.79°C on September 16. Without the usual phenomenon of ‘right bias', the most striking response of SST was in the middle of the typhoons' tracks, near to coastal waters. Strong cooling of the upper layers of the water column was probably due to increased vertical mixing, discharge from the Changjiang River estuary, and heavy rainfall. During the typhoons, average Chl-a increased by 11.54% within the study area and by 21.69% in the off shore area near to the southeast ECS. From September 1 to 13, average Chl-a was only 0.10 mg/m^3 in the of fshore waters but it reached a peak of >0.17 mg/m^3 on September 18. This large increase in Chl-a concentration in of fshore waters might have been triggered by strong vertical mixing, upwelling induced by strong typhoons, and sedimentation and nutrient infl ux following heavy rainfall.

Numerical Study on Inter-Tidal Transports in Coastal Seas

Inter-tidal(subtidal) transport processes in coastal sea depend on the residual motion, turbulent dispersion and relevant sources/sinks. In Feng et al.(2008), an updated Lagrangian inter-tidal transport equation, as well as new concept of Lagrangian in- ter-tidal concentration(LIC), has been proposed for a general nonlinear shallow water system. In the present study, the LIC is nu- merically applied for the first time to passive tracers in idealized settings and salinity in the Bohai Sea, China. Circulation and tracer motion in the three idealized model seas with different topography or coastline, termed as ‘flat-bottom', ‘stairs' and ‘cape' case, re- spectively, are simulated. The dependence of the LIC on initial tidal phase suggests that the nonlinearities in the stairs and cape cases are stronger than that in the flat-bottom case. Therefore, the ‘flat-bottom' case still meets the convectively weakly nonlinear condi- tion. For the Bohai Sea, the simulation results show that most parts of it still meet the weakly nonlinear condition. However, the de- pendence of the LIS(Lagrangian inter-tidal salinity) on initial tidal phase is significant around the southern headland of the Liaodong Peninsula and near the mouth of the Yellow River. The nonlinearity in the former region is mainly related to the complicated coast- lines, and that in the latter region is due to the presence of the estuarine salinity front.

Seasonal Variation of Cochlodinium polykrikoides in the North of Oman Sea （Iranian Waters）

This study was carried out to investigate the Cochlodinium polykrikoides fluctuations in the north of Oman Sea during pre- and post-monsoon season in 2008. The study area was divided into 10 transects （TI-T10） from the Strait of Hormuz （T1） to Gwadar （TI0） which cover the whole of the Iranian waters in the Oman Sea. The results showed that at first, Cochlodinium polykrikoides appeared in the northeast part （T10） in the pre-monsoon season, then it spread to other parts of the study area. Cochlodinium polykrikoides was observed in greater abundance in the Strait of Hormuz in the post-monsoon season. The results demonstrated that T10 （transect 10） had the highest abundance in the pre-monsoon season. The Kruskal-Wallis test showed a significant difference among transects （P 〈 0.05）. The present study showed that the abundance of Cochlodinium polykrikoides increased from coastal to offshore waters in the pre-monsoon season; however, in the post-monsoon season, there was a higher abundance in coastal waters compared to the offshore zone. It could be seen that the abundance of Cochlodinium polykrikoides started in offshore waters, then increased in coastal waters. During the pre-monsoon season, water discoloration was not observed, however, the water changed to brown from T 1 to T4 （northwest） and blooms of Cochlodinium polykrikoides was recorded in the post-monsoon season.

Independent thickness and lateral size sorting of two-dimensional materials

Two-dimensional(2D)materials possess unique thickness-and lateral-size-dependent properties.Many efforts have been devoted to obtaining 2D materials with narrow structure heterogeneity while it is still challenging to independently control their thickness and lateral size,limiting their widespread applications.Here,we develop a three-step method which achieves independent thickness and lateral size sorting of 2D materials.Taking 2D h-BN flakes as an example,their thickness and lateral size are independently sorted to different fractions with thicknesses smaller than 6 nm.In addition,the 2D h-BN flakes possess narrow distributions of both thickness and lateral size.We further develop a force field extraction method and achieve scalable size sorting of 2D h-BN,which is universal for sorting other 2D materials including MoS2 and graphene oxide.This work reports an effective method to produce structure homogenous 2D materials and will help fundamental studies and applications of 2D materials where thickness and lateral size are of concern.