Research on Causes and Countermeasures of Existing Problems in Tourism Signage System

China takes the road of tourism development,and the tourism industry is gradually branded,which is also a reflect of tourism management to adapt to the trend of the times.Tourism is an important economic project for the participation of the whole people.By optimizing the local resources,the tourism space is carried out in an orderly manner,and the rich tourism products are displayed in front of the tourists.With the development of tourism,the scientific tourism system has been established,and the globalization of tourism has been realized.To promote the healthy development of tourism,tourist signs are essential.From the current established tourism signage system,there are still some problems,which affect the quality of tourism management.It is necessary to take corresponding countermeasures.This paper focuses on the causes and strategies in response to the existing problems in the tourism signage system.

Energy Efficient Relay Positioning and Power Allocation for One-Way N-Relay Channel

Two end-users which have symmetric traffic requirements in terms of data rate are considered. They exchange information in Rayleigh flat-fading channels and multiple serial half-duplex relay nodes are employed to extend the communication coverage and assist the bidirectional communication between them using the analog network coding( ANC) protocol. With the objective of minimizing the sum transmit energy at the required data rate c,the optimal relay positioning and power allocation problem is firstly investigated and then the sub-optimal solutions for a two-relay channel are proposed,due to no close-form optimal solution. Furthermore,a sub-optimal scheme of relay positioning and power allocation,called equal-distance equal-transmit-power( EDEP) for an arbitrary Nrelay channel,N > 1 is proposed. Simulation results demonstrate a consistence with our proposed scheme.

Controllably Growing Topologies in One-shot RAFT Polymerization via Macro-latent Monomer Strategy

The controlled and efficient synthesis of polymers with tailored topologies is challenging but important for exploring structure/property research. Herein, we proposed a concept of macro-latent monomer to achieve the controlled growth of polymer topologies.The macro-latent monomer was installed by a dynamic furan/maleimide covalent bond at the chain terminal. One-shot reversible additionfragmentation chain transfer(RAFT) polymerization of styrene and the macro-latent monomer created controlled growth of polymer topologies.Low temperature such as 40 ℃ could not activate the macro-latent monomer and thus the polymerization created the homo-polystyrene. By contrast, high temperature of ~110 ℃ activated the macro-latent monomer, and a maleimide-terminated macro-monomer was released via the retro-Diels Alder reaction. This macro-monomer immediately joined the cross polymerization with styrene and thus produced the side chains. By delicately manipulating the polymerization temperature, the predetermined placement of the macro-latent monomer-derived polymeric sidechains created controllably growing topologies, including star-, π-shaped, and density-variable grafting copolymers. This work paved a new way for creating on-demand topologies and would greatly enrich the topology synthesis.