一种林业手持式多功能测树仪设计

针对森林调查对便携式测量设备自动化和集成化的需求,设计了一种集测高器、角规和标准蓄积量计算功能于一体,具有测量、数据存储、计算等多种功能的手持式多功能电子测树仪GForest。该仪器通过采样控制算法实现对测高器防抖动设计,采用计数器存储并控制角规计数结果,提供USB接口同PC和移动智能终端设备进行数据共享,旨在解决目前森林地面调查数据采集硬件设备信息化与数据采集软件发展不同步的问题,大幅减少了外业调查中手工数据记录和录入的工作,提高了野外数据采集的效率。经实测验证:GForest测得的立木高度与实际值的平均误差为4%,与进口同类设备精度持平,同时还具有角规绕测计数与控制等实用功能,且具有明显的成本优势,适合在行业内推广应用。     

机车车载漏电流数字传感器研究与应用

介绍一种机车车载漏电流数字传感器的研究与应用,在模拟漏电流传感器的基础上,经数字化改进而实现.硬件设计采用ARM平台,在分析系统原理的基础上,完成了硬件系统和软件架构的设计,完成了单线和双线的模拟实验.经模拟实验验证检测准确、反应快速,通信采用CAN总线安全可靠.在实际测量中,验证了模拟实验的正确性,设计可行.     

基于ARM11的碳氢分析仪的研制

利用微库仑法原理,设计了一种基于S3C6410和WinCE6.0的碳氢分析仪,主要包括信号采集模块、A/D转换模块、上位机系统设计、数据校准等。详细地介绍了碳氢分析仪的软硬件设计方案,实现了对碳氢分析的电解控制、涂膜控制、极性转换、终点控制、电压调节、温度控制等功能。利用嵌入式系统和SQLite数据库,设计了基于WinCE6.0的操作界面,完成了对检测数据的管理,实现了碳氢分析仪的微型化和自动化检测。     

嵌入式技术在电力系统中的应用

重点指出操作系统的突出优势和嵌入式实时数据库在电力系统应用中的重要作用,接着引出嵌入式技术在电力系统电力监控、抗EMC、电费计量、自动化系统和装置中的应用,最后展望嵌入式技术的发展前景.     

基于光载无线交换的数据传输系统

根据智能农业这一未来农业的发展方向的要求,结合光载无线交换技术的原理及特点,提出的一种新型的基于光载无线通信(ROF)技术的数据传输系统。它不仅具有ROF大容量、低成本、可重构的特点外,还结合数字光纤、以太网技术和无线局域网技术,可以安全可靠地将数据采集层的数据传输给业务层。     

On the complexity of role updating feasibility problem in RBAC

In Role Based Access Control (RBAC) systems, it is necessary and important to update the role–permission assignments in order to reflect the evolutions of the system transactions. However, role updating is generally complex and challenging, especially for large-scale RBAC systems. This is because the resulting state is usually expected to meet various requirements and constraints. In this paper, we focus on a fundamental problem of role updating in RBAC, which determines whether there exists a valid role–permission assignment, i.e., whether it can satisfy all the requirements of the role updating and without violating any role–capacity or permission–capacity constraint. We formally define such a problem as the Role Updating Feasibility Problem (RUFP), and study the computational complexity of RUFP in different subcases. Our results show that although several subcases are solvable in linear time, this problem is NP-complete in the general case.     

Editing and Synthesizing Two‐Character Motions using a Coupled Inverted Pendulum Model

This study aims to develop a controller for use in the online simulation of two interacting characters. This controller is capable of generalizing two sets of interaction motions of the two characters based on the relationships between the characters. The controller can exhibit similar motions to a captured human motion while reacting in a natural way to the opponent character in real time. To achieve this, we propose a new type of physical model called a coupled inverted pendulum on carts that comprises two inverted pendulum on a cart models, one for each individual, which are coupled by a relationship model. The proposed framework is divided into two steps: motion analysis and motion synthesis. Motion analysis is an offline preprocessing step, which optimizes the control parameters to move the proposed model along a motion capture trajectory of two interacting humans. The optimization procedure generates a coupled pendulum trajectory which represents the relationship between two characters for each frame, and is used as a reference in the synthesis step. In the motion synthesis step, a new coupled pendulum trajectory is planned reflecting the effects of the physical interaction, and the captured reference motions are edited based on the planned trajectory produced by the coupled pendulum trajectory generator. To validate the proposed framework, we used a motion capture data set showing two people performing kickboxing. The proposed controller is able to generalize the behaviors of two humans to different situations such as different speeds and turning speeds in a realistic way in real time.     

Continuous Self‐Collision Detection for Deformable Surfaces Interacting with Solid Models

In this paper, we propose a new continuous self‐collision detection (CSCD) method for a deformable surface that interacts with a simple solid model. The method is developed based on the radial‐view‐based culling method. Our method is suitable for the deformable surface that has large contact region with the solid model. The deformable surface may consist of small round‐shaped holes. At the pre‐processing stage, the holes of the deformable surface are filled with ghost triangles so as to make the mesh of the deformable surface watertight. An observer primitive (i.e. a point or a line segment) is computed so that it lies inside the solid model. At the runtime stage, the orientations of triangles with respect to the observer primitive are evaluated. The collision status of the deformable surface is then determined. We evaluated our method for several animations including virtual garments. Experimental results show that our method improves the process of CSCD.     

Robust Treatment of Degenerate Elements in Interactive Corotational FEM Simulations

We address the problem of robust and efficient treatment of element collapse and inversion in corotational FEM simulations of deformable objects in two and three dimensions, and show that existing degeneration treatment methods have previously unreported flaws that seriously threaten robustness and physical plausibility in interactive applications. We propose a new method that avoids such flaws, yields faster and smoother degeneration recovery and extends the range of well‐behaved degenerate configurations without adding significant complexity or computational cost to standard explicit and quasi‐implicit solvers.     

Anionic synthesis of poly(epichlorohydrin-g-styrene) and chemical modification of polyepichlorohydrin

Poly(epichlorohydrin-g-styrene) copolymers, P(ECH-g-S)s, have been prepared in solution by two different methods of coupling polyepichlorohydrin, PECH, with polystyrene, PS, containing a functional end group. In the first method, polystyryl carboxylic acid, PSCOOH, prepared from living polystyrene, was converted to the corresponding potassium salt which was coupled with PECH in dimethyl formamide solution usually at 60°C. In the second method, polystyryl potassium, PS^?K⁺, in tetrahydrofuran solution was end-capped with propylene sulphide to form PSCH₂CH(CH₃)S^?K⁺ which was coupled directly with PECH in tetrahydrofuran at 40°C. Grafting by the first reaction was relatively slow but occurred without significant adverse side reactions. The grafting by the second reaction was relatively fast, but side reactions occurred resulting in a cleavage of the graft copolymer. The graft copolymers were purified by fractional precipitation and extraction procedures and were characterized by infra-red and ultra-violet spectroscopy, microanalysis, gel permeation chromatography, differential scanning calorimetry, solution viscometry, dynamic mechanical testing, and electron microscopy. Solution properties of the graft copolymers in benzene-carbon tetrachloride and toluene-cyclohexane mixtures were studied. There was evidence of micelle formation in dilute solutions of the mixed solvents and microphase separation of components in the solid state. Nucleophilic substitution of chlorine atoms in PECH by phenyl acetate (C₆H₅ CH₂COO-) and thiophenoxide (C₆H₅S-) groups was performed.