野外波谱测量的影响因素研究

地物的光谱特征研究是现代遥感技术的重要组成部分,野外地物波谱测量对航天航空传感器定标、遥感数据解译、遥感应用潜力研究都具有重要意义。在野外采集准确的地物波谱需要熟悉光照条件、大气特性和稳定性、仪器视场角、观测和光线照射的几何角度、仪器扫描速度以及目标的时空变化等各种因素对测量结果的影响。该文从实践角度探讨了地物波谱测量的原理以及各种外界因素对地物光谱测量的影响。

野外波谱测量应注意的几个问题

野外波谱测量看起来比较简单:通过同时观测目标和参考板的反射能量的对比来完成。但是不同的波谱测量方式,同一目标会产生不同的测量波谱,无法回答哪个是最接近目标波谱物理性质。主要问题是正确的波谱测量方式是保持被测目标和参考板的光照条件、背景环境等要素要完全一致,但是有时无法保持完全一致,如河流水体波谱的测量等;另外对于采集下的植被叶片的波谱测量,叶片随时间变化测量结果差异很大,问题是活体的叶片内部结构随时间产生变化。本文给出了不同测量方式,不同环境背景和不同时间下同一目标波谱的测量结果,这些波谱的对比分析对深刻理解野外波谱测量数据、改进测量方法的设计有很大帮助。

川西甲基卡锂矿基地典型岩石及矿物反射波谱特征研究

四川甲基卡矿田是中国乃至于世界上锂矿资源最集中的地区之一,目前对甲基卡锂矿床的光谱学认识还很欠缺。本文运用地物波谱仪对甲基卡地区野外采集的典型岩石及矿物开展波谱测试,建立了研究区样品的波谱数据库,总结了黑云母片岩、十字石片岩、十字石堇青石片岩、角岩、二云母花岗岩、含锂辉石伟晶岩、不含锂辉石伟晶岩、石英脉、长石斑晶、锂辉石、云母、绿柱石的波谱特征。研究结果表明:围岩与岩体波谱特征差异较大,围岩反射率一般在0. 2以下,吸收特征不明显,岩体反射率一般在0. 5以下,具有1413 nm、1911 nm、2197 nm三处不同程度的吸收特征;其中含矿伟晶岩、不含矿伟晶岩及花岗岩可以通过1413 nm及2197 nm等处的吸收特征进行区分;锂辉石及绿柱石具有独特的波谱特征,可以直接用于找矿。本文开展的甲基卡型锂矿地面波谱研究,对其高光谱遥感填图及地质找矿具有重要的指导意义。

碱化土壤的野外及实验室波谱响应特征及其转换

为了探讨不同测量环境下碱化土壤波谱相互转换的条件和规律,对新疆天山北坡奇台绿洲碱化土壤进行定点野外、实验室波谱测量及特征分析,并结合土壤理化性质,利用多元线性回归方法进行野外-实验室测量波谱之间的双向转换。结果表明:野外测量波谱与土壤pH值呈极显著的正相关关系,可有效监测土壤碱化程度。但实验室测量波谱与pH值之间不具有相关性。pH值对实验室测量波谱向野外测量波谱的转换影响最大,其次是实验室波谱的b3(630～690nm)和b2(521～600nm)波段反射率,而b1(450～520nm)、b4(760～900nm)波段反射率与野外测量波谱的各波段反射率之间均无明显对应关系。实验室测量波谱与有机质含量呈负相关关系,且对于土壤有机质具有良好的定量反演潜力。实验室波谱向野外波谱转换的模型涉及的因子较少,稳定性高且具有良好验证精度,转换效果较野外波谱向实验室波谱转换的模型理想。

高校校级教学改革研究项目质量提升的途径与实践

以山东理工大学"地物波谱测量实验方案改进研究"教学改革研究项目为例,结合项目的目标定位、开展过程和研究成果,总结了高校校级教学改革研究项目质量提升的四种途径。实践证明,只要充分利用四种质量提升途径,不断提升项目质量与水平,可为更高层次教学改革研究项目乃至科学研究项目的立项奠定基础。

Determination of contents of 10-Hydroxycamptothecin in Camptotheca acuminata by high-performance liquid chromatogram

The determination method of 10-hydroxycamptothecin in Camptotheca acuminata fruits by high-performance liquid chromatogram (HPLC) was studied. The HPLC analysis was performed on a HIQ sil C18(4.6×250 mm) column with mobile phase of acetonitrilewater (3:7, V:V), flow rate 1 mLmin-1 and UV detective wavelength 266 nm. Extracting 10-hydroxycamptothecin by ultrasonic method from fruits of C. acuminata to prepare samples for analysis was systematically discussed. The optimal extraction condition was carried out by 60% alcohol solution at 60℃ for 50 minutes.

Reagent optimization for on-line simultaneous polarographic determination of trace amounts of Cu^(2+), Cd^(2+) and Co^(2+) in the presence of anextremely large excess of Zn^(2+)

Reagents are optimized for the simultaneous determination of trace amounts of Cu^(2+), Cd^(2+) and Co^(2+) in zinc sulfate solution, which contains an extremely large excess of Zn^(2+). First, the reagents and their doses for the experiment are selected according to the characteristics of the zinc sulfate solution. Then, the reagent doses are optimized by analyzing the influence of reagent dose on the polarographic parameters(i.e. half-wave potential E_(1/2) and limiting diffusion current I_p). Finally, the optimization results are verified by simultaneously determining trace amounts of Cu^(2+), Cd^(2+) and Co^(2+) in the presence of an extremely large excess of Zn^(2+). The determination results indicate that the optimized reagents exhibit wide linearity, low detection limits, high accuracy and good precision for the simultaneous determination of trace amounts of Cu^(2+), Cd^(2+) and Co^(2+) in the presence of an extremely large excess of Zn^(2+).

Simulating Long Waves in a Coifs Harbour 3D Physical Model Using Short Wave Spectra

This paper presents examples of field data of extreme seiche waves measured at Coffs Harbour by MHL and describes the generation and measuring methodology to detect and reduce seiche agitation in the Coifs Harbour boat ramp using a 3D physical model. The paper also discusses the techniques in investigating a short wave problem of stability in the same model where a long wave is simulated. Waves offshore of Coffs Harbour at 80 m depth have been recorded by MHL for a period of over 30 years. Long waves have been simultaneously measured in the harbour over a period of a decade. These data enabled the model to be verified on two dates （4/6/12, 5/9/14） when high long waves were recorded at the boat ramp harbour under storm and non-storm conditions. Long waves are generated in harbours due to group bounded long wave and surf beat or edge waves. The paper presents methodologies of generating long waves both numerically and by using physical models, and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of these generation techniques. Numerical modelling carried out using long period regular waves in a previous investigation predicted reductions up to 50% due to change of planform of the boat ramp harbour where an area next to the boat ramp was excavated and roughness elements introduced to dampen long periods. The 3D physical model simulated a 25% decrease in the long wave energy in the boat ramp when a suitable change in the planform was made. A 3D undistorted model of scale 1：58 was used in the investigation.

An Appropriate Unidirectional Wave Spectrum Model for the Strait of Hormuz

The objective of this paper is to introduce an appropriate unidirectional wave spectrum model for the Strait of Hormuz. The research is focused on assessing performance of standard wave spectrum models in the region. By evaluating such models based on valuable measurement data recently published, the calibration procedure has been conducted on such standard models to reach a better concordance between a modified standard spectral model and observed field spectra. The calibration is performed initially with respect to four distinct directions related to four available measurement stations. So, it results in four sets of coefficients for a nominated model. Next, it is continued to reach just one model insensitive to directions. Results clearly showed that the International Towing Tank Conference （ITTC） model is more appropriate than Joint North Sea Wave Project （JONSWAP） and Pierson and Moskowitz （PM） models in this area, even without any calibration. However, modifications have been successful on improving the conformity of the model.

Non-destructive Evaluation of Absolute Stress in Steel Members Using Shear-Wave Spectroscopy

Non-destructive measurement of absolute stress in steel members can provide useful information to optimize the design of steel structures and allow the safety of existing structures to be evaluated.This paper investigates the non-destructive capability of ultrasonic shear-wave spectroscopy in absolute stress evaluation of steel members.The effect of steel-member stress on the shear-wave amplitude spectrum is investigated,and a method of absolute stress measurement is proposed.Specifically,the process for evaluating absolute stress using shear-wave spectroscopy is summarized.Two steel members are employed to investigate the relationship between the stress and the frequency in shear-wave echo amplitude spectrum.The H-beam loaded by the universal testing machine is evaluated by the proposed method and the traditional strain gauge method for verification.The results show that the proposed method is effective and accurate for determining absolute stress in steel members.