LGH-01型空气质量自动监测系统准确度检查方法探讨

LGH一01型空气自动监测系统因其独特的技术优势,在国内占有较大的市场份额,已广泛应用于城市环境空气质量监测。如何做好仪器的使用维护工作,保证监测结果的真实有效,是一线环境监测工作者每天必须面对的问题。本文针对DOAS系统准确度检查方法进行实验探讨,期望能提供给同行参考。     

Combined effect of gamma-irradiation and conventional cooking onAeromonas hydrophila in meatball

Irradiation combined with a conventional cooking procedure was applied to meatball and the effects on bacterial load and inoculatedAeromonas hydrophila were determined. Meatball samples were irradiated by using a⁶⁰Co source at the dose levels of 0, 0.30,0.75,1.50,2.50 kGy and cold stored at 4±1°C for 7 days. Bacterial load and the count ofA. hydrophila decreased when the irradiation dose level increased. A minimum inhibition effect was found at the dose of 0.30 kGy. Irradiation in combination with a conventional cooking procedure was found to be more effective in reducingA. hydrophila and the bacterial load in meatball. This study indicated that a dose of 0.75 kGy was sufficient to destroy approximately 10⁴ cfu/g ofA. hydrophila in meatball.     

Centralized and decentralized stochastic routing models in telecommunication networks

With the advent of non-hierarchical routing in circuit-switched telecommunication networks, on-line routing policies have been developed with the objective of optimizing some measure of gain or performance. These policies are decentralized. However, traditional planning models are centralized models. We present a decentralized routing model to be used in network planning. We compare it theoretically and empirically with a centralized multicommodity flow model previously presented. The two models are solved by the same type of algorithm, a convex simplex implementation, adapted differently according to the model. Comparative results between planning models reproducing the two policies are discussed.     

Effect of bit-to-bit dependence on packet error rate using asynchronous DS-CDMA for mobile packet radio networks

The probability of packet success for asynchronous direct sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA) over the multipath fading channel is investigated under different fading conditions and for different cases. We studied the bit-to-bit dependence caused by the multipath fading and by the multiple access interference (MAI) originating from the chip and phase offsets between the desired and interfering signals. We investigated the effect of using the Gaussian versus the improved Gaussian process on the computation of probability of packet success as well as the effect of the bit-to-bit dependence within a packet. The improved Gaussian approximation provides more accurate values for the probability of bit error for any number of simultaneous users, while it also allows us to incorporate the effects of bit-to-bit dependence into the calculations of the probability of packet success.This paper was presented in part at the 17th Biennial Symposium on Communiations, Kingston, June 1994. This work was supported by a strategic grant (STR-0100720) from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada.     

Quantum‐Tunneling Metal‐Insulator‐Metal Diodes Made by Rapid Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition

A quantum‐tunneling metal‐insulator‐metal (MIM) diode is fabricated by atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition (AP‐CVD) for the first time. This scalable method is used to produce MIM diodes with high‐quality, pinhole‐free Al₂O₃ films more rapidly than by conventional vacuum‐based approaches. This work demonstrates that clean room fabrication is not a prerequisite for quantum‐enabled devices. In fact, the MIM diodes fabricated by AP‐CVD show a lower effective barrier height (2.20 eV) at the electrode–insulator interface than those fabricated by conventional plasma‐enhanced atomic layer deposition (2.80 eV), resulting in a lower turn on voltage of 1.4 V, lower zero‐bias resistance, and better asymmetry of 107.     

Scalable Data Processing for Community Sensing Applications

Participatory Sensing is a new computing paradigm that aims to turn personal mobile devices into advanced mobile sensing networks. For popular applications, we can expect a huge number of users to both contribute with sensor data and request information from the system. In such scenario, scalability of data processing becomes a major issue. In this paper, we present a system for supporting participatory sensing applications that leverages cluster or cloud infrastructures to provide a scalable data processing infrastructure. We propose and evaluate three strategies for data processing in this architecture.     

Transient-enhanced diffusion in shallow-junction formation

Shallow junctions are formed in crystalline Si by low-energy ion implantation of B⁺, P⁺, or As⁺ species accompanied by electrical activation of dopants by rapid thermal annealing and the special case of spike annealing. Diffusion depths were determined by secondary ion-mass spectroscopy (SIMS). Electrical activation was characterized by sheet resistance, Hall coefficient, and reverse-bias diode-leakage measurements. The B⁺ and P⁺ species exhibit transient-enhanced diffusion (TED) caused by transient excess populations of Si interstitials. The electrically activated fraction of implanted dopants depends mainly on the temperature for B⁺ species, while for P⁺ species, it depends on both temperature and P⁺ dose. The relatively small amount of diffusion associated with As⁺ implants is favorable for shallow-junction formation with spike annealing.     

Design and Test of a Certifiable ASIC for a Safety-Critical Gas Burner Control System

The purpose of this paper is to present a methodology and tools for the design and test of an EN298 compliant ASIC chip for a safety-critical gas burner control system. Safe operation, as far as the critical variable is concerned, is guaranteed in the presence of two simultaneous faults. Emphasis is put on circumventing methodology, EDA (Electronic Design Automation) and foundry limitations and on product certification requirements.     

Digital signature to help network management using flow analysis

Because of constant growth in proportion and complexity of networks, flow analysis has become an indispensable tool for network management mechanisms. Through this resource, a traffic characterization, called digital signature of network segment using flow analysis (DSNSF), is accomplished. The models used for this purpose are the ant colony optimization metaheuristic, the Holt–Winters forecasting method and the statistical procedure, principal component analysis. The obtained DSNSF by each model is compared with the actual traffic of packets and bits and then subjected to specific evaluations in order to measure its accuracy. The experimental results show that the three methods could achieve good correlation indices and low normalized mean square error values between the DSNSF curve and the real traffic movement, indicating a good adaptability and efficiency in characterizing a network traffic segment. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Characterization of the Hansenula polymorpha CPY gene encoding carboxypeptidase Y

We have isolated the Hansenula polymorpha CPY gene encoding carboxypeptidase Y (Hp-CPY). The deduced amino acid sequence revealed that Hp-CPY consists of 541 amino acids and has a calculated Mr of 60,793. The protein is highly similar to Saccharomyces cerevisiae CPY (61.8% identity). At the N-terminus of Hp-CPY signals for the entry into the secretory pathway and subsequent sorting to the vacuole were identified. Immunocytochemically, using monospecific antibodies raised against Hp-CPY, the protein was localized to the vacuole. On Western blots, a diffuse protein band was observed in extracts of H. polymorpha cells, suggesting that the protein is glycosylated. This was confirmed by endoglycosidase H treatment, which resulted in a strong reduction of the apparent Mr of the protein. We have investigated the effect of CPY deletion on the degradation of peroxisomes, an autophagous process that occurs when the organelles become redundant for growth. In deltacpy cells peroxisomal proteins were degraded in the vacuole as efficiently as in wild-type H. polymorpha cells, indicating that CPY is not a major proteinase in this pathway.