学情调查和数据驱动专业基础课教学探索

文章以“数字电子技术基础”课程为对象,设计了基于教学数据和问卷调查的教学框架。通过学生情况调查和雨课堂教学数据掌握学习状态和学习能力,针对性设计了个性化作业布置、拓展延伸、疫情线上自学跟学双通道等特色教学方式。结课问卷表明教学设计得到了良好评价和认可。     

基于章水泉竹艺非物质文化遗产的APP设计与研究

目的 针对章水泉竹艺非物质文化遗产在目前所遭遇的传承困境，利用数字媒体技术与互联网平台，打造推动其产品创新与文化传承的APP，助力其文化与产品的传播与推广，进而为湖北地区的非遗文化发展提供参考。方法 从章水泉竹器的本源出发，对其主要产品门类、工艺特点与艺术形式进行整理与分类，分析制约其传承与发展的主要原因，进而提出设计策略，并通过数字化传承、合作创新、成果推广3个策略模块针对性地进行APP设计。结论 章水泉竹艺APP设计通过利用数字媒体技术与互联网平台优势，将其历史与工艺资料进行数字化保存与展示，实现了文化保护功能；将其传统技艺与新锐设计思维通过线上平台进行融合与创新，实现了设计创新功能；将其制作流程与文化精髓通过直播与精准推送展现于公众视野，实现了产品推广功能。最终，为章水泉竹艺的传承与推广提供了新的路径。     

就诊等待服务APP适老化设计研究

目的 将数字化服务融入老年患者就诊流程，建立适老化就诊等待服务系统，在APP开发设计研究中实现软件流程优化。方法 依据ERG理论对老年患者在就诊等待过程中的需求点进行分类整理和层次划分。调研目标用户将分析结果融入服务设计理论，为指导软件开发所涉及的医院就诊流程、用户需求痛点，提出系统性的解决策略。基于交互设计原则展开APP界面设计。结论 构建了以老年患者为中心的就诊等待服务系统，帮助提升其等待过程中的自我效能。完善了基于产品使用方式层级的适老化就诊等待服务APP设计策略，为适老化、数字化产品研发提供了新思路;最终产出APP设计实例，提高了老年群体社会参与度，鼓励老年患者自主就诊，帮助其更加轻松地享受信息化时代带来的红利。     

“黄金分割法”在爆破工程中的应用探讨

"黄金分割法"是一种古老的数学方法,它无处不在并造就了事物的和谐美,多年来经常被应用到艺术、摄影、绘画、设计等多个领域,而且得到了意想不到的效果。根据多年的爆破工程实践,将"黄金分割法"与工程爆破实例相结合,应用到露天爆破、高耸建(构)筑物爆破拆除等工程中,取得了很好的爆破效果。     

一种直升机避障电力线检测方法

电力线是一类形状细长、特征稀疏、随着视角的变化容易混淆在大量背景信息中的特殊障碍物，常规电力线检测识别算法得到的目标框对电力线所在位置的估计不够准确。为此，提出了一种相对角度估计方法，基于常规电力线目标检测与识别算法，并结合电力线相对角度估计，从而提高电力线的检测识别过程中所在位置的精度。相比电力线绝对角度回归的方法，提出的相对角度估计方法容易训练易收敛，计算量小，适用于实时性要求较高的应用场合。     

价值网络语境下企业设计价值创新路径研究

目的 在新的视角下，提出一种价值创新路径模型，对设计驱动型企业的价值实现方式进行有效补充。方法 通过文献研究，论述了企业关系由价值链到价值网转变的历史趋势;通过比较研究，对价值实现过程中主客体之间的4种关系进行了类比分析，提出了不同主客体关系状态下设计实践的具体表现方式。结果 在价值网络语境下，以价值论为理论依据，从主客体之间的关系入手，构建设计价值创新路径模型。结论 通过分析证明:“主客体统一状态”是企业价值创造的理想状态;主客体关系一直处于动态的变化过程中;客体对主体的“意义”也一直处于动态变化中。在这种动态变化的关系网络中，设计驱动方式已经成为企业创新的重要模式，企业如何捕获并诠释“意义”，成为价值实现的关键所在。     

福祉设计视野下的老年生活辅具设计研究

目的以老龄化为背景,从福祉设计视野出发,通过对老年生活辅具设计研究,推动实现老年人独立自主参与社会活动来提升其福祉。方法以60岁以上、可生活自理的老年人为目标人群,采用访谈、现场观察等调研方式针对老年人的特殊需求进行梳理,结合文献及对经典设计的分析,总结老年生活辅具设计方法,并以后疫情下的地摊经济现象为例,进行多功能手推车的设计实证。结果提出福祉设计视野下老年生活辅具设计方法,设计出老年人多功能手推车方案。结论通过对老年生活辅具的设计,可以推动老年人独立自主参与社会活动进而提升其福祉;生活辅具设计应以老年人的生理、心理及行为特征为依归,结合产品设计规律,提出针对性的解决方案;老年手推车的设计可以帮助老年人在后疫情语境下独立自主地参与社会活动。     

Hybrid hydrate processes for CO2/H2 mixture purification: A techno-economic analysis

In this work, hydrate based separation technique was combined with membrane separation and amine-absorption separation technologies to design hybrid processes for separation of CO₂/H₂ mixture. Hybrid processes are designed in the presence of different types of hydrate promoters. The conceptual processes have been developed using Aspen HYSYS. Proposed processes were simulated at different flow rates for the feed stream. A comprehensive cost model was developed for economic analysis of novel processes proposed in this study. Based on the results from process simulation and equipment sizing, the amount of total energy consumption, fixed cost, variable cost, and total cost were calculated per unit weight of captured CO₂ for various flow rates of feed stream and in the presence of different hydrate promoters. Results showed that combination of hydrate formation separation technique with membrane separation technology results in a CO₂ capture process with lowest energy consumption and total cost per unit weight of captured CO₂. As split fraction and heat of hydrate formation increases, the share of hydrate formation section in total energy consumption increases. When TBAB is applied as hydrate promoter, due to its higher hydrate separation efficiency, more amount of CO₂ is captured in hydrate formation section and consequently the total cost for process decreases considerably. Hybrid hydrate-membrane process in the presence of TBAB as hydrate promoter with 29.47 US$/ton CO₂ total cost is the best scheme for hybrid hydrate CO₂ capture process. Total cost for this process is lower than total cost for single MDEA-based absorption process as the mature technology for CO₂ capture.     

Frequency response data-based peak filter design applied to MIMO large-scale high-precision scan stage

A large-scale high-precision scan stage is important equipment in the industrial productions of micro-fabrication such as flat panel display (FPD) lithography systems. Designing controllers for multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems is time-consuming and needs experience because of the interaction between each axis and many controller tuning parameters. The aim of this study is to develop a peak filter design method based on frequency response data to reduce repetitive disturbance. This data-based approach does not use the model and only uses the frequency response data of the controlled system and the disturbance spectrum calculated from the scanning error data (Contribution 1). The peak filter is designed by convex optimization and satisfies robust stability conditions for six-degree-of-freedom systems (Contribution 2). The control performance of the designed peak filter is experimentally demonstrated with an industrial MIMO large-scale high-precision scan stage in reducing the scanning error of the main stroke of the translation along the $x$-axis (Contribution 3).     

Flow distribution and mass removal in floating treatment wetlands arranged in series and spanning the channel width

Floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) use plants’ roots for water quality improvement. The plants are supported by a buoyant structure deployed at the water surface. The roots form a porous zone beneath the structure and remove pollutants carried in suspension through filtering, absorption and uptake. This paper used CFD simulation to model FTWs arranged in series and spanning the channel width and to study the effects of root length and spacing between FTWs on flow distribution and mass removal. The root zone was modelled as a porous media, and removal was computed using first-order decay, for which a range of removal constants was tested. Longer roots increased the reactive volume of the root zone, which increased the fraction of pollutant inflow entering the FTWs. Increasing the distance between FTWs allowed greater mixing between water that went through and beneath the upstream FTW. This increased the concentration entering each FTW, which enhanced mass removal per FTW. However, a larger distance between FTWs reduced the number of FTWs in the channel, reducing the reactive volume. In the tradeoff between mixing and reactive volume, the reactive volume was more important, such that total removal in the channel increased with longer roots and more units of FTW (shorter gap distance). However, removing the gap entirely was detrimental, as FTWs in series removed more mass than a continuous FTW of same volume. This study points to two design recommendations for FTWs in series. First, if resources for building FTWs are not limiting, but the channel length is, it is preferable to prioritize higher reactive volume (shorter gap distance) to achieve maximum removal per channel length. Second, if resources for FTWs are limiting, but channel length is not, it is better to place the FTWs with a longer gap distance, preferably along enough to allow mixing over the full depth between FTWs, as this will achieve maximum removal per FTW.