旅游驱动的少数民族建筑景观变迁研究——以九寨沟为例

旅游发展驱动的少数民族建筑景观的变迁,是旅游对区域文化影响的重要表现.文章通过对九寨沟树正寨的实地问卷与深入访谈调查,分析了居民和游客对藏寨建筑景观特色变迁的感知,认为居民对藏寨建筑景观的特色并没有清晰的认识,保护没有得到重视,而游客也缺乏对真实藏族传统文化的认识.研究认为,少数民族旅游地传统民族文化的保护,重在认清民族文化的差异和精华,增强当地居民的自我认同,促进社区居民参与旅游规划和管理,培养主人意识,形成对民族文化保护和传承的自觉性;同时还需要深化旅游地的管理,以引导为主,积极应对经济水平提高以后居民对生活环境改造的合理要求.     

浅议中原传统民居研究的必要性

对传统民居进行了分析比较,寻找传统民居与地域、文化等的关系,分析了传统民居的建筑特色,并结合中原地区的地域特色谈中原地区民居研究的价值,阐述了传统民居模式在我国当代住居中的传承价值.     

3D geometry reconstruction from orthographic views: A method based on 3D image processing and data fitting

Industrial esthetic designers typically produce hand-drawn sketches in the form of orthographic projections. A subsequent translation from 2D-drawings to 3D-models is usually necessary. This involves a considerably time consuming process, so that some automation is advisable.     

计算机设计软件NX6.0几种复合建模方法

NX软件采用复合（混合）建模技术,本文以“敏于行”为宗旨,运用建模实战领会NX复合建模;本文提出了几种建模方法,分享了NX复合建模的乐趣。     

Few views image reconstruction using alternating direction method via ‐norm minimization

In the medical computer tomography field, total variation (TV), which is the ‐norm of the gradient‐magnitude images, is widely used as the regularization based on the compressive sensing theory. To overcome the TV model's disadvantageous tendency of uniformly penalize the image gradient and over smooth the low‐contrast structures, an iterative algorithm based on the ‐norm optimization of the finite difference is proposed. To rise to the challenges introduced by the ‐norm minimization, the algorithm uses the alternating direction method to solve the unconstrained augmented Lagrangian function, which involves a hard thresholding method, a linearization and proximal points technique for each subproblem. The simulation demonstrates the conclusions and indicates that the algorithm proposed in this article can obviously improve the reconstruction quality. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Int J Imaging Syst Technol, 24, 215–223, 2014     

Making sense of the meaning literature: An integrative review of meaning making and its effects on adjustment to stressful life events.

Interest in meaning and meaning making in the context of stressful life events continues to grow, but research is hampered by conceptual and methodological limitations. Drawing on current theories, the author first presents an integrated model of meaning making. This model distinguishes between the constructs of global and situational meaning and between “meaning-making efforts” and “meaning made,” and it elaborates subconstructs within these constructs. Using this model, the author reviews the empirical research regarding meaning in the context of adjustment to stressful events, outlining what has been established to date and evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of current empirical work. Results suggest that theory on meaning and meaning making has developed apace, but empirical research has failed to keep up with these developments, creating a significant gap between the rich but abstract theories and empirical tests of them. Given current empirical findings, some aspects of the meaning-making model appear to be well supported but others are not, and the quality of meaning-making efforts and meanings made may be at least as important as their quantity. This article concludes with specific suggestions for future research. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

Conflicts between Perception and Reality in the Management of Alien Species in Forest Ecosystems: A Norwegian Case Study

The vegetation dynamics and landscape management during 20 years of a temperate deciduous forest protected as a nature reserve in western Norway are analysed. Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus), an alien species in northern Europe, has become abundant in parts of the forest and the paper discusses how nature management has formulated and interpreted the introduction of sycamore. Scientists and nature managers regard the species as aggressive and a threat to the local natural biodiversity, but in this respect empirical evidence has been replaced by assumption and prejudice, and this is critically reviewed in the paper. The development of the forest has been monitored annually since 1988 and the long-term forest dynamics and behaviour of sycamore are discussed in relation to the attitudes of nature managers. The views held by nature managers are based on their own values and ideas regarding what is valuable nature, and alien species are often assumed to be invasive and aggressive, yet with no reference being made to site ecology and human local history. As an alternative to an a priori understanding of the role of alien species, the paper suggests that proper knowledge of ecosystem dynamics can only be achieved through analysis of ecological variation in space and time. The management of any species should not be according to its status as native or alien, but according to a judgment of its role and long-term behaviour. The values of nature conservationists should not be confused with the intrinsic values of nature.     

A generic approach to recognising isolated, nested and interacting features from 2D drawings

Many useful three-dimensional (3D)-feature recognition systems have been developed over the past few decades. However there is a shortage of feature recognition systems in the two-dimensional (2D) domain. This has an adverse effect on the realisation of CADCAM benefits in Small and Medium Enterprises. Here is an attempt to redress this deficit. This paper presents a hint-based feature recognition system which recognises machining features from 2D orthographic projections through a two-stage process of profile searching and feature completion. Three types of profiles: Type I, II or III are defined in this system. Together they are sufficient to describe most profiles, if not all, in any 2D drawing. Profile searching identifies these profiles while feature completion establishes the cavity emanating from these profiles using a multi-level top–down approach. This process enables the system to deal with the isolated, nested and interacting features using a common framework. The nested features are handled by applying the same reasoning used for isolated features recursively while interacting features are decomposed automatically by the process of profile searching into their constituent isolated features.