新一代海军指挥信息系统体系架构

面向新一代海军指挥信息系统,结合海军指挥信息系统的使命,对海军指挥信息系统的发展现状及趋势进行了研究,分析了新一代海军指挥信息系统的发展需求,在此基础上提出了未来新一代海军指挥信息系统的建设构想,分析了系统的动态构建、人机一体以及平行指控等特点。     

基于LEO增强的COMPASS导航系统抗干扰能力研究

随着COMPASS系统在民用、军事等应用领域的不断扩展和深入,用户对接收机抗干扰性能要求也会越来越高。在干扰条件下,采用低轨道(LEO)通信卫星对COMPASS系统进行增强是一种比较有效的星基增强方法。文章从信号增强的角度出发,以LEO卫星所播发的导航增强信号为依据,研究LEO增强信号所能容忍的压制干扰的干信比作为衡量增强信号的抗干扰能力指标。首先介绍基于LEO通信卫星增强的COMPASS系统组成及工作原理;其次分析干扰链路的影响;然后通过计算,对LEO卫星播发的增强信号能量及抗干扰性能进行分析;最后,提出一些措施改善增强信号的抗干扰能力。结果表明,经改善后的LEO通信卫星播发的导航增强信号可容忍50dB左右的干信比,与GPS中M码信号的抗干扰能力相当。     

Rigid elliptical cross-section ogive-nose projectiles penetration into concrete targets

The elliptical cross-section ogive-nose projectile (ECOP) has recently attracted attention because it is well suited to the flattened shape of earth-penetrating weapons. However, the penetration performance of ECOPs has not been completely understood. The objective of this study was to investigate the pene-tration performance of ECOPs into concrete targets using a theoretical method. A general geometric model of ECOPs was introduced, and closed-form penetration equations were derived according to the dynamic cavity-expansion theory. The model was validated by comparing the predicted penetration depths with test data, and the maximum deviation was 15.8％. The increment in the penetration depth of the ECOP was evaluated using the proposed model, and the effect of the major—minor axis ratio on the increment was examined. Additionally, the mechanism of the penetration-depth increment was inves-tigated with respect to the caliber radius head, axial stress, and resistance.     

改进Dijkstra算法在大型城市轨道交通网计价系统中的应用

随着城市地铁建设的迅猛发展,国内众多城市地铁线路均已实现网络化运营。考虑到地铁票价制定的公益性,目前国内大部分城市均以最短路径或最少车站的方式计算线网两车站间的票价。以传统的Dijkstra算法为基准,对传统的Dijkstra算法进行改进,分别采用传统Dijkstra算法和改进Dijkstra算法对长沙地铁1～5号线线网最短距离行走路线进行测算。结果表明,改进后的Dijkstra算法不仅有效地提高了算法的时效性,克服了传统算法时间冗长的缺陷,在一定程度上消除了线路之间累积的误差且提高了线网的可延展性。     

Reluctant guerrillas in early nineteenth century China: the White Lotus insurgents and their suppressors

ABSTRACT

At the turn of the nineteenth century, China’s Qing dynasty (1644–1912) was hit by a sectarian rebellion. Commonly considered a breakpoint marking the end of the dynasty’s golden age spanning most of the eighteenth century, the war to suppress the rebels, referred to as the White Lotus War (1796–1804) in this article (‘White Lotus’ was the umbrella name used by both the authorities and some sectarians for their teaching), exposed many structural drawbacks of the Qing political and military systems and depleted the dynasty’s financial resources, which had never been recovered. Reluctant in embracing guerrilla warfare in the beginning, the insurgents quickly turned themselves into master guerrillas. Shuttling in two massive mountain ranges in central China, they managed to prolong their rebellion and fought some successful battles against their suppressors. Superior in manpower, weaponry, and logistical support, the government forces had to adapt to guerrilla warfare, albeit passively and ineptly. This article gives a brief introduction to this little-known episode of guerrilla war at the turn of the nineteenth century in Qing China, expounds the strengths and weaknesses of both sides, and sheds light on the roots of the war’s long duration and the grim consequences to the Qing state.