NHibernate在Web-MIS开发中的应用研究

描述了基于.NET的持久化框架NHibernate,分析了NHibernate的工作原理,构建了基于NHibernate的Web-MIS的框架结构,给出了系统开发的实现步骤。实践表明,NHibernate能有效地实现关系型数据与对象模型之间的转换,提高系统的开发效率。     

信息综合管理平台中基于内容的图像检索

文中深入分析了信息综合管理平台在宽带信息网络中的地位,提出了新型的信息综合管理平台的体系结构,重点研究了信息综合管理平台中对图像信息进行基于内容的管理和查询的原型系统,提出并研究了该系统中的关键技术和实现途径。利用这个基于内容的图像信息管理平台,可以对图像信息进行统一的管理和检索,对下一步信息综合管理平台原型系统的全面实现具有很高的实用价值。     

Holmes’ front: constructing a new face of battle for America’s Civil War

ABSTRACT

In his seminal study of the changing nature of warfare between Agincourt and the Somme, military historian John Keegan proposed that future historians might consider combatants’ emotions in their assessments of the impact and nature of conflict. Recent years have witnessed the emergence of the history of emotions as an analytical approach, but rarely, if ever, is this directed toward the study of military history, far less the history of insurgencies and counter-insurgencies. This paper examines America’s civil war (1861–1865) as a case study of the ways in which an emotional history approach might illuminate not the physical experiences of but rather the immediate and longer-term reactions to counter-insurgency conflict through a focus on one specific individual, the future Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. It proposes that Holmes, whilst not a man of the ranks, nevertheless can reveal the wider ramifications of civil war and its emotional impact, both individually and culturally. As a relatively limited internecine war, one not fought by professional armies but by volunteer forces, America’s civil war highlights the ways in which the soldier’s response points us toward the kind of emotional revolution that has, to date, mainly been located within the European nations.     

Too little,too late: protecting American soft networks in COIN/CT

ABSTRACT

Assistance of local-national partners is necessary to the USA in order to protect its national security interests throughout the world. These partners, typically individuals who support USA diplomats, service members, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in non-combatant roles, form USA soft networks. Due to the nature of their work, many of these individuals associated with the policy and actions of the USA become vulnerable to violent threats from adversaries. In fact, adversaries have grasped that attacking USA soft networks is a logical approach for enemies fighting from positions of weakness. As a result, examination of other domains may yield best practices that build resiliency in USA soft networks, thereby cementing national security interests. Further, agency theory illuminates critical principles in the relationships between local-national partners and field practitioners, and informs policy development efforts as a result.