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Journal of Applied Physics | 2009

Large magnetic refrigerant capacity in Gd71Fe3Al26 and Gd65Fe20Al15 amorphous alloys

Q. Y. Dong; B. G. Shen; J. Chen; J. Shen; Futao Wang; H. W. Zhang; J. R. Sun

Magnetic entropy change and refrigerant capacity of Gd-based amorphous Gd71Fe3Al26 and Gd65Fe20Al15 alloys are investigated. The refrigerant capacities reach 750 and 726 J kg−1 for Gd71Fe3Al26 and Gd65Fe20Al15, respectively, which are much larger than those of all magnetocaloric materials ever reported. The peak values of magnetic entropy change under a field change of 0–5 T are 7.4 J kg−1 K−1 at 117.5 K and 5.8 J kg−1 K−1 at 182.5 K for Gd71Fe3Al26 and Gd65Fe20Al15, respectively. A very large refrigerant capacity and a considerable magnetic entropy change jointly make them attractive candidates for magnetic refrigerant.


Journal of Arid Land | 2016

Spatial patterns of ecosystem vulnerability changes during 2001–2011 in the three-river source region of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China

Bing Guo; Yi Zhou; Jinfeng Zhu; Wenliang Liu; Futao Wang; Litao Wang; Fuli Yan; Feng Wang; Guang Yang; Wei Luo; Lin Jiang

The three-river source region (TRSR, including Yangtze, Yellow and Lancang rivers), located in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China, is a typical alpine zone with apparent ecosystem vulnerability and sensitivity. In this paper, we introduced many interdisciplinary factors, such as landscape pattern indices (Shannon diversity index and Shannon evenness index) and extreme climate factors (number of extreme high temperature days, number of extreme low temperature days, and number of extreme precipitation days), to establish a new model for evaluating the spatial patterns of ecosystem vulnerability changes in the TRSR. The change intensity (CI) of ecosystem vulnerability was also analyzed. The results showed that the established evaluation model was effective and the ecosystem vulnerability in the whole study area was intensive. During the study period of 2001–2011, there was a slight degradation in the eco-environmental quality. The Yellow River source region had the best eco-environmental quality, while the Yangtze River source region had the worst one. In addition, the zones dominated by deserts were the most severely deteriorated areas and the eco-environmental quality of the zones occupied by evergreen coniferous forests showed a better change. Furthermore, the larger the change rates of the climate factors (accumulative temperature of ≥10°C and annual average precipitation) are, the more intensive the CI of ecosystem vulnerability is. This study would provide a scientific basis for the eco-environmental protection and restoration in the TRSR.


Remote Sensing Letters | 2014

A new index for mapping built-up and bare land areas from Landsat-8 OLI data

Yi Zhou; Guang Yang; Shixin Wang; Litao Wang; Futao Wang; Xiongfei Liu

Remote sensing is a useful technology for monitoring the spatial distribution and expansion of built-up and bare land areas. One effective approach, known as the normalized difference built-up index (NDBI), has been promoted for identifying built-up areas based on Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM)/Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+) data. The successful launch of the Landsat-8 satellite has made possible the continued acquisition of high-quality data that meet requirements for observing land use and land cover (LULC), and whether or not NDBI approach can be used with Landsat-8 data needs further verification. In this study, we researched the reflectance spectral characteristics of different land cover types in different bands of Landsat-8 operational land imager (OLI) data and found that the trend of some built-up areas in the OLI data from the near-infrared band to the shortwave infrared band is different from that in the TM/ETM+ data. This different trend made the conventional NDBI approach unsuitable for Landsat-8 OLI data. We propose a new index, called the build-up and bare land areas index, for transforming Landsat-8 OLI data to map built-up and bare land areas automatically. This new index was used to detect the built-up and bare land areas in Zhengzhou (Henan, China). The accuracy assessment indicates that our index has much higher accuracy (90.8%) than the conventional NDBI approach does (57.4%).


Advances in Meteorology | 2015

Regionalization and Spatiotemporal Variation of Drought in China Based on Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index (1961–2013)

Xiongfei Liu; Shixin Wang; Yi Zhou; Futao Wang; Wenjun Li; Wenliang Liu

China is considered to be one of the most drought prone countries. This study is dedicated to analyzing the regionalization and spatiotemporal variations of drought based on the Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index, which covers the period 1961–2013 across 810 stations in China. Using Spatial “K”luster Analysis by Tree Edge Removal method, China was divided into eight regions: southwest (SW), northeast (NE), north (N), southeast (SE), Yangtze River (YR), northwest (NW), central China (C), and Tibet Plateau (TP). The spatiotemporal variations of drought characteristics indicated that the drought count in NE and C was generally high. Southern China and NW had suffered long drought duration and extreme severity. The MK test results show that stations with significant drying trends mainly locate in SW, N, NW, and C. The severe drought frequency was very high in 1990s and 2000s. Furthermore, more attention should be paid to abnormal less precipitation in summer and abnormal high temperature in spring in SW, NE, N, and C. Besides, abnormal less precipitation is the main factor of drought in SE and YR in whole year. This study is anticipated to support the water resources management, and to promote the realization of environmental protection and agricultural production.


Applied Physics Letters | 2013

High efficient GaN-based laser diodes with tunnel junction

M. X. Feng; Jianping Liu; Siriguleng Zhang; D. S. Jiang; Zengcheng Li; Kechao Zhou; D. Y. Li; Linxing Zhang; Futao Wang; H. Wang; P. Chen; Z. S. Liu; D. G. Zhao; Qian Sun; H. Yang

High-efficient GaN-based laser diodes (LDs) with tunnel junction are designed by replacing conventional p-type AlGaN cladding layers and p-type GaN contact with lower-resistant n-type AlGaN cladding layers and n-type GaN contact. In addition, the characteristics of the LDs with tunnel junction are numerically investigated by using the commercial software lastip. It is found that the performance of these LDs is greatly improved. As a comparison, the absorption loss and non-radiative recombination are greatly reduced. The threshold current and series resistance are decreased by 12% and 59%, respectively, and the slope efficiency is raised up by 22.3%. At an injection current of 120 mA, the output power and wall-plug-efficiency are increased by 34% and 79%, respectively.


Journal of Applied Physics | 2012

Thermal characterization of GaN-based laser diodes by forward-voltage method

M. X. Feng; S. Zhang; Desheng Jiang; Jianping Liu; H. Wang; Chang Zeng; Zengcheng Li; Futao Wang; H. Yang

An expression of the relation between junction temperature and forward voltage common for both GaN-based laser diodes (LDs) and light emitting diodes is derived. By the expression, the junction temperature of GaN-based LDs emitting at 405 nm was measured at different injection current and compared with the result of micro-Raman spectroscopy, showing that the expression is reasonable. In addition, the activation energy of Mg in AlGaN/GaN superlattice layers is obtained based on the temperature dependence of forward voltage.


Applied Physics Letters | 2013

Saturation of the junction voltage in GaN-based laser diodes

M. X. Feng; Jianping Liu; Siriguleng Zhang; Z. S. Liu; D. S. Jiang; Zengcheng Li; Futao Wang; D. Y. Li; Linxing Zhang; H. Wang; H. Yang

Saturation of the junction voltage in GaN-based laser diodes (LDs) is studied. It is found that there is a bump above the lasing transition in the I(dV/dI)-I curve, instead of a dip as that for GaAs-based LDs. The bump in I(dV/dI)-I curve moves to higher currents along with the lasing threshold. A model considering ambipolar conduction and electron overflow into p-AlGaN cladding layer due to poor carrier confinement in active region is used to explain the anomaly. The characteristic temperature of GaN-based LD is obtained by fitting threshold currents determined from I(dV/dI)-I curves. Moreover, it is found that GaN-based LDs show characteristics with a nonlinear series resistance, which may be due to the electron overflow into p-AlGaN cladding layer and the enhanced activation of Mg acceptors.


Remote Sensing | 2017

Estimation and Analysis of Spatiotemporal Dynamics of the Net Primary Productivity Integrating Efficiency Model with Process Model in Karst Area

Rui Zhang; Yi Zhou; Hongxia Luo; Futao Wang; Shixin Wang

Estimates of regional net primary productivity (NPP) are useful in modeling regional and global carbon cycles, especially in karst areas. This work developed a new method to study NPP characteristics and changes in Chongqing, a typical karst area. To estimate NPP accurately, the model which integrated an ecosystem process model (CEVSA) with a light use efficiency model (GLOPEM) called GLOPEM-CEVSA was applied. The fraction of photosynthetically active radiation (fPAR) was derived from remote sensing data inversion based on moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer atmospheric and land products. Validation analyses showed that the PAR and NPP values, which were simulated by the model, matched the observed data well. The values of other relevant NPP models, as well as the MOD17A3 NPP products (NPP MOD17), were compared. In terms of spatial distribution, NPP decreased from northeast to southwest in the Chongqing region. The annual average NPP in the study area was approximately 534 gC/m2a (Std. = 175.53) from 2001 to 2011, with obvious seasonal variation characteristics. The NPP from April to October accounted for 80.1% of the annual NPP, while that from June to August accounted for 43.2%. NPP changed with the fraction of absorbed PAR, and NPP was also significantly correlated to precipitation and temperature at monthly temporal scales, and showed stronger sensitivity to interannual variation in temperature.


Natural Hazards | 2016

Lightning-caused forest fire risk rating assessment based on case-based reasoning: a case study in DaXingAn Mountains of China

Wenliang Liu; Shixin Wang; Yi Zhou; Litao Wang; Jinfeng Zhu; Futao Wang

Lightning-caused forest fires can cause serious damage to the social economy and public property and even threaten human life. Therefore, lightning-caused forest fire risk rating assessment is very important for forest management agency, because the risk rating assessment results could provide important information to prevent fires and allocate extinguishing resources. The existing forest fire risk rating assessment methods are more difficult for the area with sparse meteorological stations, imperfect lightning monitoring systems and complex terrain conditions. Based on remote sensing data and case-based reasoning principle, this paper proposed a method to overcome the limitations of existing forest fire risk rating assessment methods. The proposed method uses three dynamic and two static indexes to characterize the potential fire environment. The dynamic indexes are temperature condition index, vegetation condition index and water condition index. The static indexes are terrain fluctuation and LIS/OTD lightning density. In DaXingAn Mountains of China, the fire risk rating spatial distribution maps with 8-day cycle before the occurrences of historical lightning-caused fires were produced by using the lightning-caused forest fire risk rating assessment method during 2000–2006 in this paper. The results showed that most of the historical lightning-caused fires occurred in the region with high fire risk rating, and the spatial–temporal distribution changes of the lightning-caused fire risk rating followed the same trend as the changes in the number of lightning-caused fires. Therefore, the lightning-caused forest fire risk rating assessment method proposed in this paper could assess the fire risk rating effectively, and this method could also provide a reference for other countries and regions with sparse meteorological stations and imperfect lightning monitoring systems.


Sensors | 2018

Feature Selection Method Based on High-Resolution Remote Sensing Images and the Effect of Sensitive Features on Classification Accuracy

Yi Zhou; Rui Zhang; Shixin Wang; Futao Wang

With the advent of high spatial resolution remote sensing imagery, numerous image features can be utilized. Applying a reasonable feature selection approach is critical to effectively reduce feature redundancy and improve the efficiency and accuracy of classification. This paper proposes a novel feature selection approach, in which ReliefF, genetic algorithm, and support vector machine (RFGASVM) are integrated to extract buildings. We adopt the ReliefF algorithm to preliminary filter high-dimensional features in the feature database. After eliminating the sorted features, the feature subset and the C and γ parameters of support vector machine (SVM) are encoded into the chromosome of the genetic algorithm. A fitness function is constructed considering the sample identification accuracy, the number of selected features, and the feature cost. The proposed method was applied to high-resolution images obtained from different sensors, GF-2, BJ-2, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). The confusion matrix, precision, recall and F1-score were applied to assess the accuracy. The results showed that the proposed method achieved feature reduction, and the overall accuracy (OA) was more than 85%, with Kappa coefficient values of 0.80, 0.83 and 0.85, respectively. The precision of each image was more than 85%. The time efficiency of the proposed method was two-fold greater than SVM with all the features. The RFGASVM method has the advantages of large feature reduction and high extraction performance and can be applied in feature selection.

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Shixin Wang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Yi Zhou

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Wenliang Liu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Litao Wang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Jinfeng Zhu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Fuli Yan

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Wenjun Li

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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H. Wang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Jianping Liu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Xiongfei Liu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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