贵州省喀斯特地区水库中CO2﹑CH4﹑N2O的产生与释放研究－以红枫湖﹑百花湖为例

大气中不断增加的温室气体浓度，将对气候、生态环境和人类活动等一系列问题产生重大影响，因此其“源”﹑“汇”效应备受关注。水库，作为人为活动对大气温室气体浓度影响的一个重要方面，也越来越受到国、内外学者的关注。本论文对贵州省喀斯特地区两个富营养水库(红枫湖、百花湖)中主要温室气体（CO2﹑CH4﹑N2O）在不同月份的水体中的分布规律进行研究，并结合两湖具体水环境条件，分析了影响两湖水体中CO2﹑CH4﹑N2O变化的因素，进而阐明两湖水体中CO2﹑CH4﹑N2O产生与释放的机理。本论文得到的结论如下： 1.由于地理位置和气候条件类似，所以两库水体中pCO2变化规律类似：两库表层水中pCO2在6月、8月明显低于大气CO2分压，其他月份则明显高于大气CO2分压。从全年角度来说，红枫湖表层水pCO2为874.2±774.4µatm，百花湖为1131.7±1164.0µatm，都是大气CO2的“源”。两湖pCO2与Chla之间存在的显著负相关，说明浮游植物光合作用与细菌呼吸作用共同影响是两湖pCO2出现季节变化的主要原因。 2.夏季，水体中光合作用产生的有机质发生降解产生CO2对温跃层中CO2的增加起重要作用；沉积物中有机质降解导致静水层中CO2积累，这种作用在秋﹑冬季有所降低，可能与水温有关。而秋冬季，随着温跃层的消失，在水体混合作用下，夏季水体中积累的CO2重新释放到表层水中使其pCO2升高。 3.通过与国内、外其他地区湖泊（水库）表层水中CO2的比较，发现：（1）由于红枫湖与百花湖地处喀斯特山区，陆源输入的有机碳比北部温带地区少，所以表层水中CO2低，对大气CO2释放的贡献较小。（2）由于富营养化现象，两库夏季表层水体成为大气CO2的“汇”。并且，就全年而言，表层水中CO2低于北部温带地区，说明两库光合作用固定的C返回大气的程度可能较低。 4.两湖表层水中CH4浓度的变化规律为：枯水期>丰水期，但在所有采样期间两湖始终是大气CH4的“源”。就全年而言，红枫湖两采样点HF-N和HF-S表层水中CH4浓度分别为0.19±0.09µmol/L和0.48±0.53µmol/L，百花湖两采样点BH-1和BH-2分别为0.32±0.29µmol/L和0.29±0.20µmol/L。两湖表层水中CH4浓度变化可能由以下几方面原因造成：（1）枯水期，水体滞留时间长，水体中的CH4得到积累；（2）丰水期，藻类初级生产造成表层水中DO含量增加，表层水体中CH4被氧化的程度较高；（3）丰水期，径流及降雨的增加也可能造成表层水体中CH4被稀释。 5.两湖湖底水体中CH4浓度的变化规律为：枯水期〈丰水期。就全年而言，HF-N和HF-S点底层水中CH4浓度分别为16.49±26.16µmol/L和8.80±15.30µmol/L，BH-1和BH-2分别为6.03±7.07µmol/L和4.41±7.00µmol/L。浮游植物光合作用产生的有机物及湖底水温﹑含氧状况是影响CH4产生的主要因素。SO42-也对湖底CH4的产生起一定抑制作用。 6.夏季，两湖湖水表层藻类的初级生产与湖水底层沉积物的降解对水体中CH4产生有影响。而热分层和两湖静水层中缺氧环境使得CH4得到积累。而到了秋冬季节，在水体混合作用下这部分CH4在水体中重新分布，并且由于氧化作用加强而被损耗。 7.两湖表层水中N2O的变化规律为：夏季N2O明显低于其他季节，但在所有采样期间内两湖都是大气N2O的“源”。从全年来看，红枫湖HF-N和HF-S两采样点表层水中N2O浓度分别为；46.31±29.65nmol/L，36.93±18.41nmol/L；百花湖BH-1和BH-2两采样点表层水中N2O浓度分别为102.13±79.53nmol/L，99.51±75.77nmol/L。硝化反应是影响两湖表层水中N2O季节变化的主要原因，并受表层水温﹑DO及NO3－等共同影响。 8.通过比较水体中NO3-﹑NH4+及N2O的分布特征，发现：春季,红枫湖水体中以硝化反应为主；夏季,两湖温跃层以上水体中以硝化反应为主，湖底以反硝化作用为主；秋﹑冬季节，虽然有个别采样点出现硝化或反硝化反应，但总体上两湖水体中N2O以水体混合作用为主。

Exploring human resource development: a level of analysis approach.

Levels of analysis perform an important function in framing research and practice in human resource development (HRD). The purpose of this paper is to examine the concept of HRD from the individual, organizational and community/societal levels of analysis. The paper highlights both the distinctiveness and usefulness of each level of analysis, identifies tensions within and between them, and outlines differences in underpinning assumptions, characteristics of HRD provision and delivery of HRD interventions. By adopting this approach, the paper draws attention to variations in meaning, intent, content and practice with implications for developing both the theory and practice of HRD.

Strategic intelligence, Counter-Intelligence and Alliance Diplomacy in Anglo-French relations before the Second World War

Jackson, Peter, and Joe Maiolo, 'Strategic intelligence, Counter-Intelligence and Alliance Diplomacy in Anglo-French relations before the Second World War', Military History (2006) 65(2) pp.417-461 RAE2008

The performance of models relating species geographical distributions to climate is independent of trophic level

Brian Huntley, Rhys E. Green, Yvonne C. Collingham, Jane K. Hill, Stephen G. Willis , Patrick J. Bartlein, Wolfgang Cramer, Ward J. M. Hagemeijer and Christopher J. Thomas (2004). The performance of models relating species geographical distributions to climate is independent of trophic level. Ecology Letters, 7(5), 417-426. Sponsorship: NERC (awards: GR9/3016, GR9/04270, GR3/12542, NER/F/S/2000/00166) / RSPB RAE2008

Use of semiconductor optical amplifiers in signal processing applications

We describe a 42.6 Gbit/s all-optical pattern recognition system which uses semiconductor optical amplifiers (SOAs). A circuit with three SOA-based logic gates is used to identify the presence of specific port numbers in an optical packet header.

College adjustment, depressive symptoms and peer support among undergraduate university students

Background: College adjustment is a developmental milestone that can be stressful and may lead to mental health problems such as depression. Support during this adjustment period is seen as essential, however it is unknown if informal peer support from fellow students has any impact on either college adjustment or depressive symptoms. Aim: To identify levels of social and personal college adjustment, depressive symptoms and peer support among students, and to examine the relationship between the variables. Design: A quantitative correlational design was used Instruments: Data were collected using two subscales of the Student Adaptation to College Questionnaire; the Centre for Epidemiology Depressive Symptoms Scale and a subscale of the Peer Support Evaluation Inventory. Sample: The sample consisted of 417, first (n=188), second (n=134) and fourth (n=94) year nursing and midwifery students from one University in Ireland. Findings: The findings indicated that 20% of participants were poorly personally adjusted and 9% poorly socially adjusted. Furthermore, 34% of participants experienced significant depressive symptoms. Most students had good levels of peer support. Statistically significant relationships were found between all key variables, the strongest of which were between personal adjustment and depressive symptoms and social adjustment and depressive symptoms. Differences in adjustment and depressive symptom scores were found based on year of study, with second year students experiencing more depressive symptoms and having poorer personal adjustment scores. Participants who had poor relationships with their father’s experienced greater depressive symptoms and had more difficulties personally and socially adjusting to college. The alcohol consumption of participants had a statistically significant correlation with college adjustment, depressive symptoms and peer support, with higher consumption having a positive impact on the variables.

3D vanadium oxide inverse opal growth by electrodeposition

Three-dimensional vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) material architectures in the form of inverse opals (IOs) were fabricated using a simple electrodeposition process into artificial opal templates on stainless steel foil using an aqueous solution of VOSO4.χH2O with added ethanol. The direct deposition of V2O5 IOs was compared with V2O5 planar electrodeposition and confirms a similar progressive nucleation and growth mechanism. An in-depth examination of the chemical and morphological nature of the IO material was performed using X-ray crystallography, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Raman scattering and scanning/transmission electron microscopy. Electrodeposition is demonstrated to be a function of the interstitial void fraction of the artificial opal and ionic diffusivity that leads to high quality, phase pure V2O5 inverse opals is not adversely affected by diffusion pathway tortuosity. Methods to alleviate electrodeposited overlayer formation on the artificial opal templates for the fabrication of the porous 3D structures are also demonstrated. Such a 3D material is ideally suited as a cathode for lithium ion batteries, electrochromic devices, sensors and for applications requiring high surface area electrochemically active metal oxides.

When a trauma becomes a key to identity: Enhanced integration of trauma memories predicts posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms

The Centrality of Event Scale (CES) measures the extent to which a traumatic memory forms a central component of personnal identity, a turning point in the life story and a reference point for everyday inferences. In two studies, we show that the CES is positively correlated with severity of PTSD symptoms, even when controlling for measures of anxiety, depression, dissociation and self-consciousness. The findings contradict the widespread view that poor integration of the traumatic memory into one's life story is a main cause of PTSD symptoms. Instead, enhanced integration appears to be a key issue. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

El desarrollo de habilidades matemáticas y actividades matemáticas universales. Sus implicaciones en la formación de profesores

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A heuristic algorithm for two-machine re-entrant shop scheduling

This paper considers the problem of sequencing n jobs in a two‐machine re‐entrant shopwith the objective of minimizing the maximum completion time. The shop consists of twomachines, M1 and M2 , and each job has the processing route (M1 , M2 , M1 ). An O(n log n)time heuristic is presented which generates a schedule with length at most 4/3 times that ofan optimal schedule, thereby improving the best previously available worst‐case performanceratio of 3/2.

A heuristic for the two-machine open-shop scheduling problem with transportation times

The paper considers a problem of scheduling n jobs in a two-machine open shop to minimize the makespan, provided that preemption is not allowed and the interstage transportation times are involved. This problem is known to be unary NP-hard. We present an algorithm that requires O (n log n) time and provides a worst-case performance ratio of 3/2.