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Emergy evaluation of the artificial forest ecosystems in the watershed of Miyun Reservoir:a case study for ecosystems valuation and environmental management 被引量:1
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作者 Hu Yanxia Zhou Liandi +1 位作者 Dong Xiaobin Yan Maochao 《Ecological Economy》 2007年第4期381-392,共12页
To build the artificial forest ecosystem is the major eco-economic development model in the watershed of Miyun Reservoir. It is very important to evaluate the benefits of those ecosystems. Emergy theories are very hel... To build the artificial forest ecosystem is the major eco-economic development model in the watershed of Miyun Reservoir. It is very important to evaluate the benefits of those ecosystems. Emergy theories are very helpful for us to establish a science-based assessment framework. Emergy evaluation of the artificial forest ecosystems in the watershed of Miyun Reservoir is used to asses the relative values of several ecological functions (sometimes called ecosystem services) and main ecosystem storages (sometimes called natural capital). The main driving energies, internal processes and storages are evaluated. The main functions, including transpiration, GPP and infiltration, are evaluated, which are 609em$/ha/yr, 6,245em$/ha/yr and 340em$/ha/yr respectively. The total values of major environmental services are 4,683em$/ha/yr in the artificial forest ecosystem. The main storages of natural capital including live biomass, soil moisture, organic matter, underground water and landform are estimated, which are 112,028em$/ha, 9em$/ha, 40,718em$/ha, 34em$/ha and 6,400,514em$/ha respectively. The largest value is landform, which accounts for 97.7% of these calculated total emdollar values. The concept of replacement value is explored using the emergy values of both ecosystem services and natural capital. The total calculated replacement values are 302,160em$/ha. 展开更多
关键词 artificial forest ecosystems Emergy evaluation Environmental services Natural capital
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Optimal Deep Convolutional Neural Network for Vehicle Detection in Remote Sensing Images
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作者 Saeed Masoud Alshahrani Saud S.Alotaibi +5 位作者 Shaha Al-Otaibi Mohamed Mousa Anwer Mustafa Hilal Amgad Atta Abdelmageed Abdelwahed Motwakel Mohamed I.Eldesouki 《Computers, Materials & Continua》 SCIE EI 2023年第2期3117-3131,共15页
Object detection(OD)in remote sensing images(RSI)acts as a vital part in numerous civilian and military application areas,like urban planning,geographic information system(GIS),and search and rescue functions.Vehicle ... Object detection(OD)in remote sensing images(RSI)acts as a vital part in numerous civilian and military application areas,like urban planning,geographic information system(GIS),and search and rescue functions.Vehicle recognition from RSIs remained a challenging process because of the difficulty of background data and the redundancy of recognition regions.The latest advancements in deep learning(DL)approaches permit the design of effectual OD approaches.This study develops an Artificial Ecosystem Optimizer with Deep Convolutional Neural Network for Vehicle Detection(AEODCNN-VD)model on Remote Sensing Images.The proposed AEODCNN-VD model focuses on the identification of vehicles accurately and rapidly.To detect vehicles,the presented AEODCNN-VD model employs single shot detector(SSD)with Inception network as a baseline model.In addition,Multiway Feature Pyramid Network(MFPN)is used for handling objects of varying sizes in RSIs.The features from the Inception model are passed into theMFPNformultiway andmultiscale feature fusion.Finally,the fused features are passed into bounding box and class prediction networks.For enhancing the detection efficiency of the AEODCNN-VD approach,AEO based hyperparameter optimizer is used,which is stimulated by the energy transfer strategies such as production,consumption,and decomposition in an ecosystem.The performance validation of the presentedmethod on benchmark datasets showed promising performance over recent DL models. 展开更多
关键词 Object detection remote sensing vehicle detection artificial ecosystem optimizer convolutional neural network
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CLOBAL CHARM OF THE CHANGJIANG RIVER DELTA 被引量:2
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作者 CHEN Shu-peng, ZHOU Cheng-hu,CHEN Qiu-xiao(State Key Laboratory of Resources & Environmental Information System, Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100101,P. R. China) 《Chinese Geographical Science》 SCIE CSCD 2003年第4期289-299,共11页
Based on the theory of geo-economy,under the new situation of global economy,information network and China’s entry into WTO,also with the holding of APEC (in 2001) and the International Exposition in the near future,... Based on the theory of geo-economy,under the new situation of global economy,information network and China’s entry into WTO,also with the holding of APEC (in 2001) and the International Exposition in the near future,the Changjiang (Yangtze) River Delta is striding toward the spectacular international multi-polar situation and becomes one of core regions with high-speed development. Facing the ocean and world all along,leading the progressive tides of the age and scintillating the splendor of the nation,she does advance with time. Through a long period of irrigation projects construction and intensive operation of lands in previous agricultural society,the artificial wetland ecosystem with a positive cycle had ever been formed in this region. At present,environmental pollution and urban expansion resulted from post-industrialization are being rectified. The delta will be the paradigm of industrial and agricultural modernization along the sustainable development road. With the rapid development of urbanization,she has been one of the regions with the highest density population and high urbanization level. Taking the Changjiang River estuary and the Hangzhou Bay as two parts,she is continuously strengthening and adjusting her interior structure,expanding mothball space and constructing the oriental modern "logistics center" to link the whole world. The butterfly-style urban system of the Changjiang River Delta is flying,probably engendering earthshaking "butterfly effect". 展开更多
关键词 delta civilization artificial wetland ecosystem butterfly effect thechangjiang river celta
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