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Spatial System of National Parks and Protected Areas in Qinba Mountain Area

Zhou Yuxia, Liu Hailong, Zhao Zhicong, Yang Rui

Strategic Study of CAE 2020, Volume 22, Issue 1,   Pages 86-95 doi: 10.15302/JSSCAE2020.01.009

Abstract:

To guarantee the ecologic function supply in central China, such as biodiversity and water conservation, the ecological spatial pattern in the Qinba Mountain Area should be optimized; specifically, the spatial system of protected areas centering on national parks need to be improved and implemented. This study spatially identifies the main ecological corridors in the Qinba Mountain Area by analyzing suitable habitat conditions of indicator species and using minimum cost path calculation, and then clarifies the protection gaps according to the distribution of existing protected areas. It is suggested that a Funiu Mountain National Park should be built in this area and a Qinling National Park should be established covering the Shaanxi Province area of the existing Panda National Park. By this means, the spatial layout of four National Parks is formed in this area. On this basis, natural parks of other types can be newly built to further improve the existing gaps in the protection of important rare species and water sources.

Keywords: Qinba Moutain Area     national park     protected area system     protection gap     ecological corridor    

Development Path and Mode for Rural Revitalization in Qinba Mountain Area under the Nature Reserve System

Lei Huixia, Jing Bo, Zhu Yiping

Strategic Study of CAE 2020, Volume 22, Issue 1,   Pages 96-110 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2020.01.010

Abstract:

This study aims to solve some practical problems existing in the Qinba Mountain Area including the scattered spatial distribution of rural residents, its prominent contradiction with the nature reserves, the outflow of rural population, the weak industrial economy, and the loss of environmental characteristics. Based on the idea of constructing a reserved natural area system centering on national parks, the development path of rural revitalization and differentiated development modes are proposed, which accord with regional features and coordinate protection with development. A rural revitalization strategy suitable for the Qinba Mountain Area is also actively explored through specific measures, including adjustment of rural residential space, development of rural green industry,construction of rural characteristic landscape, and improvement of rural service system. The research results reveal that coordinated and sustainable development of ecological protection, cultural heritage, and rural revitalization can be realized in the Qinba Mountain Area by effectively coordinating the development relationship between villages and nature reserves.

Keywords: Qinba Mountain Area     nature reserve system     rural revitalization     development model    

Coordinate Conservation with Sustainable Development by Community-Based Co-management: An Analysis of Five Typical Cases in Qinba Mountain Area

Zhang Yin, Liu Hailong, Yang Rui

Strategic Study of CAE 2020, Volume 22, Issue 1,   Pages 111-119 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2020.01.011

Abstract:

Community-based co-management (CBCM) is considered as an effective approach to coordinate the relations between ecological conservation and sustainable development. This study aims to provide suggestions for optimizing the CBCM system of protected areas in the Qinba Mountain Area by analyzing the coordinated paths, successful experiences, and current issues of typical CBCM cases. By literature review, field investigation, expert interviews, and comparative case studies, we thoroughly analyzed five typical CBCM cases in protected areas in the Qinba Mountain Area, namely Jiuzhaigou, Tangjiahe, Zhuhuan, Taibaishan, and Baishuijiang Nature Reserves. We also summarized 12 coordination approaches of CBCM from the perspectives of government, market, and society; and found 4 successful experiences (leading by government, adopting multiple approaches, reflecting regional characteristics, and making mechanism innovation) as well as 4 major issues (i.e., incomplete eco-industry, low capability of communities, unrecognized eco-cultures, and insufficient state support). At the theoretical level, we analyzed CBCM from three dimensions, namely equity vs. efficiency, centralization vs. decentralization, and public benefits vs. private interests. And at the practical level, we provided policy recommendations at national, regional, and protected area levels.

Keywords: community-based co-management (CBCM)     conservation     sustainable development     Qinba Mountain Area     protected areas    

The Preliminary Exploration on Natural and Scenic Value Protection of Rivers in Qinba Mountain Area

Wu Shuyue, Liu Hailong, Zhou Yuxia

Strategic Study of CAE 2020, Volume 22, Issue 1,   Pages 80-85 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2020.01.008

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The Qinba Mountain Area is the source of many important rivers in China and possess abundant natural, historical, and cultural resources related to rivers. In recent years, actions have been taken to restore the natural state of rivers in this area such as banning small hydropower stations in nature reserves, and integrated river management has been emphasized in this area. This paper analyzes the natural and scenic values of rivers in the Qinba Mountain Area, highlights the shortcomings of the existing protected area system in the aspect of river protection, summarizes the favorable conditions of river management, and proposes preliminary suggestions for the protection of natural and scenic values of rivers in the Qinba Mountain Area, including investigating river resources; conducting river protection and restoration based on river classification; building river protected areas, improving management mechanism and legislative guarantee; and strengthening community co-construction.

Keywords: landscape architecture     Qinba Mountain Area     river protection     river management mechanism     natural and scenic rivers    

Three Gorges Project: a project for ecological improvement and environmental protection in Yangtze River Basin

Lu Youmei

Strategic Study of CAE 2011, Volume 13, Issue 7,   Pages 9-14

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Seeking water and earning their livelihoods is the natural selection of human beings. Like other rivers on the earth, the Yangtze River is the birthplace of human civilization and survival. As an ecosystem, the Yangtze River Basin is evolving under the influences of natural factors and human activities. Because of soil erosion, pollution and human activities, the imbalance of secondary environment is exacerbated and the ecological environment has become more vulnerable. It is urgent to mitigate and prevent the ecological crisis. The practice has proved that implementation of engineering measures is an effective way to improve the ecological environment. The Three Gorges Project (TGP) has a flood control storage capacity of 22.15 billion m3, effectively storing the flood water upstream of Yichang, and protects 15 million people and 1.5 million hm2 farmland. Furthermore, the project can prevent or slow down the sedimentation and shrinkage of the lakes in the middle Yangtze River such as Dongting Lake; with an average annual power generation of about 90 billion kW·h, it can significantly reduce CO2 and harmful gas emission. In general, the construction of TGP is conducive to the ecological and environmental protection in the Yangtze River Basin and China, even the world.

Keywords: Yangtze River Basin     natural ecology     ecological environment     environmental protection    

The research of control and onservation technologies of Liaohe River conservation area

Duan Liang,Song Yonghui,Bai Lin,Xiang Liancheng,Zeng Ping,Peng Jianfeng,Tian Zhiyong

Strategic Study of CAE 2013, Volume 15, Issue 3,   Pages 107-112

Abstract:

In the National "11th Five-year" period,the Liaohe River basin water pollution control acquired breakthrough progress. It eliminated water quality worse than class V for chemical oxygen demand (COD) in the mainstream of the whole river basin. In order to consolidate the control achievements of the Liaohe River mainstream,and to achieve long-term goal of sustainable development,Liaoning Provincial Government desi-gnated the mainstream of Liaohe as conservation area and established a conservation bureau. This is the first administration to be set up in China carrying out integrated basin management. So we do the research about the Liaohe River control and conservation. The goal of the research was to restore a healthy river ecosystem including flood control,good water quality,healthy ecology and beautiful landscape. It's realize the integration of hydraulics,ecology,environmentology,landscape esthetics,economics and other interdisciplinary concept in ecological environment protection plan of China. It's also considerate the interaction and relationships of hydraulic project,pollution control project,ecological restoration project and demonstration area construction project. We have completed five special researches of land use,ecosystem restoration,integrated river management,ecological demonstration area construction,and control and protection capacity establishment.

Keywords: Liaohe River conservation area     control     conservation     ecosystem restoration    

Water Resource Effectiveness of Vegetation Conservation and Restoration in North China

Sun Siqi,Chen Yongzhe,Wang Cong,Hu Qingfang,Lyu Yihe

Strategic Study of CAE 2022, Volume 24, Issue 5,   Pages 97-106 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2022.05.012

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In recent years, a series of ecological protection and restoration projects has been implemented in North China, and the vegetation conditions have changed significantly. Exploring the impact of regional vegetation restoration on the water circulation process and the balance of water supply and demand is important for improving ecological restoration strategies and realizing the sustainable utilization of regional water resources. This study conducted a comprehensive analysis using the Pearson correlation coefficient and Moran’s I index and based on multi-source water covariate data. The spatial and temporal variation of vegetation and different water covariates is analyzed, the water resource effects of vegetation conservation and restoration are identified, and the tradeoff between water resources and vegetation restoration is discussed. The results show that the effects of ecological protection and restoration projects are remarkable, with the net primary productivity increasing at a rate of approximately 2.3 times faster than that outside the project area; the vegetation expansion and evapotranspiration show strong spatial and temporal correlations; and the increase in evapotranspiration owing to vegetation restoration is the main reason for the deficit or significant reduction in water storage. Therefore, it is necessary to improve the implementation strategy of ecological restoration while considering the restriction of water resources on vegetation conservation and restoration, strengthen the dominant position of the ecosystem’s own resilience, and promote the sustainability of vegetation restoration and the sustainable use of regional water esources.

Keywords: North China     ecological restoration projects     evapotranspiration     water storage     net primary productivity     atural restoration    

Fastigial Nucleus Electrical Stimulation and Central Neurogenic Neuroprotection

Dong Weiwei

Strategic Study of CAE 2001, Volume 3, Issue 11,   Pages 32-38

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Brian can protect itself from ischemia and/or hypoxia by two distinct mechanisms which probably involve two separate systems of neurons in the CNS. The first ome mediates a reflex neurogenic neuroprotection, which is associated with oxygen-sensitive sympathoexcitatory reticulospinal neurons of rostral ventrolateral medula oblongata. It can be excited within seconds by reduction in blood flow or oxygen and initiate an oxygen conserving reflex. The second is conditioned central neurogenic neuroprotection, which is represented in intrinsic neurons in cerebellar fastigial nucleus. It can be initiated by electrical excitation of intrinsic neurons of fastigial nucleus and afford a persisting for almost two weeks neuroprotection. This mode of neuroprotection is not restricted to focal ischmia,it also protects the brain against global ischemia and excitotoxic cell injury. The ne-oruprotective mechanism of the system is associated with reduced excitability of cortical neurons, inhibition of the onset of necrosis and apoptosis of ischemic neurons, reduced expression of many detrimental factors including Caspase-3 and NF-kappaB, and reduced immunoreactivity of cerebral microvessels. Fastigial neucleus stimulation can also promote the recovery of neurological deficits and can somewhat improve the cognitive function. Some prelimilary observations of clinical application of fastigial nucleus electrical stimulation on protecting neurons from ischemic injury and treating patients with stroke are presented. Recommendations of further research on fastigial nucleus stimulation before its broad clinical practice are provided.

Keywords: neuroprotection     conditioned     fastigial neucleus     stimulation     cerebral ischemia    

Exploring the Basic Structure of Nature

Ding Zhaozhong

Strategic Study of CAE 2000, Volume 2, Issue 10,   Pages 7-9

Study on Effect of Ventilation Temperature Decreasing Velocity in the Presence of Water Mist

Fang Yudong,Su Guofeng,Liao Guangxuan,Yuan Hongyong

Strategic Study of CAE 2007, Volume 9, Issue 10,   Pages 55-59

Abstract:

Variational principles of smoke temperature are studied in confined space with water mist applying.  Effect of ventilation area,  position between ventilation and fire and water mist flux on temperature decreasing velocity is studied by experiments.  The attenuation of temperature decreasing velocity is described under different ventilation conditions.  It is found in experiments that the attenuation of temperature decreasing velocity caused by ventilation can be reduced by increasing water mist flux.  This paper provides necessary references for water mist application in fire protection.

Keywords: water mist     smoke     ventilation     temperature decreasing velocity    

Exploration on the engineering management of medical rescue in severe natural disaster

Cheng Tianmin,Su Yongping,Hu Youmei,Xiao Yan

Strategic Study of CAE 2009, Volume 11, Issue 6,   Pages 63-67

Abstract:

The engineering management of medical emergent rescue in severe natural disaster was discussed following Chinese Wenchuan Earthquake. It is illustrated that the medical rescue is much more important and difficult in such a severe sudden incident. The great achievement and problems of the medical rescue in Wenchuan Earthquake were discussed in detail. On the basis of these discussions, the thinking and suggestions for enhancement of medical rescue in the level of macro policy, medicine and health, as well as education and training were given in these papers.

Keywords: Wenchuan Earthquake     natural disaster     medical rescue engineering management    

Advances in cytogenetic study of spontaneous abortion

Luo Lanrong,Li Jian

Strategic Study of CAE 2015, Volume 17, Issue 6,   Pages 65-69

Abstract:

Spontaneous abortion is a complication of pregnancy that terminates before 28 weeks of gestations. The incidence is about 15 % ~ 40 %. In recent years the assisted reproductive technology(ART) is also facing the problem of high incidence of spontaneous abortion. Etiology of spontaneous abortion is very complex. Besides genetic factors,there are anatomical factors,endocrinological factors,infection factors,environmental factors,immunological factors,prethrombotic state and maternal systemic diseases and so on. Cytogenetic studies of spontaneous abortion are mainly in two aspects,one is embryonic chromosomal abnormalities,including the number of chromosome abnormalities and abnormal structure;the second is couple of chromosome abnormalities. In spontaneous abortion the embryonic chromosomal abnormal detection rate is around 60 % and this ratio declines with the increase in the number of abortions. Most of the number of embryos abnormalities are trisomy,triploids and X monomer. Less structural chromosomal abnormalities of embryo include chromosomal breakage,inversions,deletions and translocations and so on. In couples with spontaneous abortion,especially recurrent spontaneous abortion couples,the abnormal chromosome detection rate is around 8 %. With the number of abortion increases,this proportion increases too. The most common abnormality of chromosome of adult is balanced translocation. Nowadays there are great developments in cytogenetic detection technology. From the traditional chromosome karyotype analysis and fluorescence in situ hybridization techniques (FISH) to chromosomal microarray chip analysis and the second generation sequencing technology,we can make further research of cytogenetic of spontaneous abortion. These researches have a very important significance in the area of etiology of spontaneous abortion and do great help to guide the couples confused by recurrent spontaneous abortion in their next childbirth.

Keywords: spontaneous abortion     cytogenetics     chromosomal abnormalities    

Advances in the Research on Exploitation and Utilization of Natural Resources

Xu Jiuping

Strategic Study of CAE 2001, Volume 3, Issue 11,   Pages 19-27

Abstract:

Based on the review of the evolution of human's exploiting and utilizing natural resources this paper declares that natural resources ecology, geography, geology and economy are four theoretical props for the exploitation and utilization research of natural resources. In the light of the problems of methods and media of exploitation and utilization research of natural resources, the paper expounds the necessity and connotation of trans-discipline synthetic research from the view of the scientific integration and complexity and the systematicness and comprehensiveness for the exploitation and utilization of natural resources. Meanwhile, the paper puts forward that research yardstick, department benefit, culture discrepancy and viewpoint difference are four mains obstructions for the trans-discipline synthetic research of exploitation and utilization of natural resources. Then the paper clarifies that defining research problem, stipulating research yardstick, selecting suitable target, organizing research group and establishing evaluation criterion are five key steps for the outstanding trans-discipline synthetic research of exploitation and utilization of natural resources. Finally, the paper points out that effective allocation for the exploitation and utilization of natural resources, reconstruction and developing renewal of ecology and environment systems, protection of geological environment, and exploitation and utilization of natural resources for the fragile regions of ecology and environment are the current hotspots of exploitation and utilization research of natural resources.

Keywords: natural resources     utilization and exploitation     sustainable development     management science     social economic ecological comprehensive systems     systems evolution    

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Development Path and Mode for Rural Revitalization in Qinba Mountain Area under the Nature Reserve System

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Coordinate Conservation with Sustainable Development by Community-Based Co-management: An Analysis of Five Typical Cases in Qinba Mountain Area

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