Rock joint shape characteristics,waviness and unevenness play essential but distinct roles in shear mechanism of rock joints.This study presents a novel method to generate virtual rock joint profiles with realistic wa...Rock joint shape characteristics,waviness and unevenness play essential but distinct roles in shear mechanism of rock joints.This study presents a novel method to generate virtual rock joint profiles with realistic waviness and unevenness features.Firstly,joint profiles are obtained by 3D laser scanning device.Secondly,quantification of waviness and unevenness is conducted by traditional method,including digital filtering technique and roughness parameter RL.Thirdly,the discrete Fourier transform(DFT)method is employed to analyze the joint outlines.Two representative Fourier shape descriptors(D3,D8)for characterization of waviness and unevenness are suggested.Then,the inverse discrete Fourier transform(IDFT)is adopted to reconstruct the joint profiles with random values of phase angles but prescribed amplitudes controlled by D3 and D8.The traditional method is then applied to the reconstructed joint profiles to examine statistically the relationships between D3 and D8 and parameters RL of waviness and unevenness,respectively.The results show that larger D8 tends to result in larger waviness while higher D3 tends to increase unevenness.Reference charts for estimation of waviness and unevenness with different pairs of D3 and D8 are also provided to facilitate implementation of random joint reconstruction.展开更多
The hard tissues of squid can provide important information for species identification. In this study, we used statolith and beak to identify three squid species including Uroteuthis duvaucelii, Loliolus beka, and U. ...The hard tissues of squid can provide important information for species identification. In this study, we used statolith and beak to identify three squid species including Uroteuthis duvaucelii, Loliolus beka, and U. edulis in the South China Sea. Because of the highly overlapping habitat and similar body morphology of the three squid species, we explored four different ways to identify them, by using statolith, upper beak, lower beak and a combination of statolith and beak. An outline geometric morphometric method and stepwise discriminant analysis were used to evaluate the most suitable method for the identification. We found that the combination of statolith and beak had the highest cross validation rate that was 75.0%, 87.5% and 88.7% for U. duvaucelii, L. beka and U. edulis, respectively. Using two beaks had similar results and the lowest cross validation rate was 60.0%, 50.0%, and 73.7% for the upper beak, 46.9%, 58.5% and 75.3% for the lower beak of U. duvaucelii, L. beka and U. edulis, respectively. Analyzing with the statolith had moderate cross validation which was 72.2%, 80.0%, and 87.7% for U. duvaucelii, L. beka and U. edulis, respectively. From the results it is suggested when the entire body of a squid is available, a combination of statolith and beak should be used for the identification. When only one hard tissue is available, species identification can be subjected to large errors.展开更多
基金Projects(51478477,51878668)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProjects(2014122006,2017-123-033)supported by the Guizhou Provincial Department of Transportation Foundation,ChinaProject(201722ts200)supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China
文摘Rock joint shape characteristics,waviness and unevenness play essential but distinct roles in shear mechanism of rock joints.This study presents a novel method to generate virtual rock joint profiles with realistic waviness and unevenness features.Firstly,joint profiles are obtained by 3D laser scanning device.Secondly,quantification of waviness and unevenness is conducted by traditional method,including digital filtering technique and roughness parameter RL.Thirdly,the discrete Fourier transform(DFT)method is employed to analyze the joint outlines.Two representative Fourier shape descriptors(D3,D8)for characterization of waviness and unevenness are suggested.Then,the inverse discrete Fourier transform(IDFT)is adopted to reconstruct the joint profiles with random values of phase angles but prescribed amplitudes controlled by D3 and D8.The traditional method is then applied to the reconstructed joint profiles to examine statistically the relationships between D3 and D8 and parameters RL of waviness and unevenness,respectively.The results show that larger D8 tends to result in larger waviness while higher D3 tends to increase unevenness.Reference charts for estimation of waviness and unevenness with different pairs of D3 and D8 are also provided to facilitate implementation of random joint reconstruction.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. NSFC41476129)the Shanghai Leading Academic Discipline Project (Fisheries Discipline)supported by Shanghai Ocean University International Center for Marine Studies and Shanghai 1000 Talents Program
文摘The hard tissues of squid can provide important information for species identification. In this study, we used statolith and beak to identify three squid species including Uroteuthis duvaucelii, Loliolus beka, and U. edulis in the South China Sea. Because of the highly overlapping habitat and similar body morphology of the three squid species, we explored four different ways to identify them, by using statolith, upper beak, lower beak and a combination of statolith and beak. An outline geometric morphometric method and stepwise discriminant analysis were used to evaluate the most suitable method for the identification. We found that the combination of statolith and beak had the highest cross validation rate that was 75.0%, 87.5% and 88.7% for U. duvaucelii, L. beka and U. edulis, respectively. Using two beaks had similar results and the lowest cross validation rate was 60.0%, 50.0%, and 73.7% for the upper beak, 46.9%, 58.5% and 75.3% for the lower beak of U. duvaucelii, L. beka and U. edulis, respectively. Analyzing with the statolith had moderate cross validation which was 72.2%, 80.0%, and 87.7% for U. duvaucelii, L. beka and U. edulis, respectively. From the results it is suggested when the entire body of a squid is available, a combination of statolith and beak should be used for the identification. When only one hard tissue is available, species identification can be subjected to large errors.
