Table Of ContentEnvironmEntal SciEncE and information application tEchnology
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2014 5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE AND INFORMATION APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY (ESIAT 2014), HONG KONG, 7–8
NOVEMBER 2014
Environmental Science and
information application technology
Editor
david chan
ACM Macau Chapter, Macau, P.R. China
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table of contents
preface ix
ESiat 2014 organizing committee xi
the size spectrum predation pressure on the pico-level micro food loop community
in the Southern yellow Sea 1
P. Qu, M. Pang, Z. Wang, X. Pu & X. Tang
Study of scope of intelligent green building project management definition 7
A.P. Chang, T.J. Chu, C.L. Hwang & J.D. Lin
peak mean square error indicator biometric analysis in the study of fingerprints 15
J. Peksinski, G. Mikolajczak & J. Kowalski
identification of potential emission source of airborne benzene in maptaphut industrial area,
thailand 21
N. Saeaw & S. Thepanondh
Water quality and tmdl determinations for the chaopraya river, thailand 27
N. Singkran
the study of soil remediation objectives based on the human risk assessment—a case study
of pah-contaminated soil in nanjing 33
N. Liu, X. Sun, X. Qian & H. Fan
co-biodegradation of phenolic compounds of coke wastewater by two bacteria 37
J. Cai & D. Du
analysis on dynamic evolution and driving force of land-use landscape in Shandan county 43
G.C. Qi, C. W. Tang, P.P. Zhou, N. Wu, M. Guo & C.W. Tang
accumulated sand-belt along the oasis fringe and its ecological significance in hexi of gansu 51
Z.F. Chang, Q.Q. Wang, J.H. Zhang, S.J. Zhu, B.L. Fan, J.N. Tang, D.B. Zhang,
S.Z. Liu, A.D. Li & G.Z. Zhang
the revelation of the experience of urban water landscape used in leisure tourism of the United States
to china 59
L. Zhang, Y. Feng, G. Li & X. Liu
the information model for traffic at the service of sustainable development of tourism in
dubrovacko-neretvanska county 2014–2020 63
V. Vidučic, D. Boras, R. Mulić & J. Žanić Mikuličić
comparative analysis of payment for ecosystem services and opportunity cost in the sloping
land conversion program 69
H. Guo & W. Wang
Bathymetry generation for the vaal dam, South africa 73
A. Chinyama, J. Snyman, G. M. Ochieng & I. Nhapi
the effect of antibiotic prophylaxis on tension free inguinal herniorrhaphy: a meta-analysis 79
H. Chang, H. Wang, Z. Chen, J. Liang & X. Tian
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Effects of Btas on china: promoting carbon emission abatement or a harm for economy? 85
C. Zheng
the research on the classification and value of hubei wetland ecosystem tourism resources 91
H. Liu, J. Luo, T. Zhang, Y. Zhang & Y. Wu
a hybrid image coding method based on fractal code and Btc 97
H. Li, S. Wang & F. Li
a tool for the efficient acquisition and validation of dendrometric data 101
K.E. Guemhioui, P. Deschamps & T. Frascari
novel image blur assessment based on relative comparison 107
G. Liu, F. Yang & Y. Zhang
image Quality assessment based on Sudoku for feature-similarity metric 115
G. Liu, Y. Zhang, F. Yang & X. Yang
the decision-making system design for the emergence governance of water bloom in reservoirs 123
Y. Bai, X. Wang, S. Wang, Q. Zhu & J. Xu
optimization of air quality monitoring sites based on application of multi-information 129
Y.W. Qin, Y. Qian & T.T. Rong
moving image experiment in human behavior and experience design of public space 135
Y. Shen & P. Li
can co-seismic landslide susceptibility predict subsequent landslides after major earthquake? 141
T. Miao & M. Wang
changings of some physical properties of different low-density polyethylene films during the useful life 147
N.Y. Emekli, K. Buyuktas & A. Bascetincelik
volatile fatty acids (vfas) production from palm oil mill Effluent (pomE) fermentation 151
S. Chinwetkitvanich & H. Jaikawna
Building a prototype of middleware using windows communication foundations 157
H. Yi, L. J.-G. Doong & M.-Y. Hsieh
producing flood-forecasting messages on the basis of landmarks 165
Y.H. Chang, Y.T. Liu & W.C. Hung
research of parallel programming techniques for the hierarchical model based on clusters of Smps 171
Y.-z. Zhu, J.-g. Yu & B.-x. Cao
Estimation of co emission from marine traffic in Singapore Straits using automatic
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identification Systems data 177
S. C. Leong, C. A. Hargreaves (PhD), P. Singhal & J. Yuan (PhD)
an improved static B+ tree index adaptive to cloud environment for analytic application 185
M. Wan, C. Ren & D. Zhang
Salivary bisphenol-a level detected by EliSa after restoration with resin-based dental sealant 191
J.-B. Kim, J.-I. Jung & D.-H. Han
monitoring of oil pollution in coastal water by using the radar of vessel traffic system 197
Y. Yang, Y. Li, Y. Yang & J. Ma
the application of aloS images and giS technology on landslide information extraction
in yanbian area 203
Q. Yu, F. Rui, Z. Feng & C. He
Estimation of air-sea carbon flux in the western arctic ocean using in-situ and remotely sensed data 207
S. Xu, L. Chen & H. Chen
heterogeneous network data acquisition and storage solution in cloud environment 213
C. Ren, J. Yang, W. Mao & D. Zhang
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mapping coseismic landslide damaged buildings during the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake
in rural mountainous area 219
W. Yang, M. Wang, P. Shi,C.J. van Westen & N. Kerle
performance evaluation of aErmod air dispersion model in maptaphut industrial area, thailand 225
N. Jittra & S. Thepanondh
a study of aErmod tiering approach for prediction of nitrogen dioxide in
maptaphut industrial area, thailand 229
S. Tunlathorntham & S. Thepanondh
vertical farming with lEd lighting——a new self-sustaining green industry 235
E. B. Stoneham & C. Cheng
research on integrated navigation technology by using Epf federated filter 241
H. Hu, A. Zhang, C. Wang & P. Fu
a method based on permutation entropy for instantaneous voltage disturbances signal
de-noising and location 245
Y. Zhang, J. Wu & Y. Gong
Suppressing periodic narrowband noise in partial discharge signal using EEmd and Kica 251
Y. Zhang & J. Wu
measurement method of the dielectric loss angle based on the improved itd-lS 257
Y. Zhang, L. Qi, Y. Zhang & J. Wu
the inter-harmonic detection base on improved itd-lS combined with singular value
difference spectral 263
Y. Zhang, Y. Zhang & J. Wu
the sub-synchronous resonance modal identification method research based on matrix
pencil algorithm combined with stabilization diagram 269
Y. Zhang, Y. Zhang & J. Wu
SSr detection method based on normalized adaptive stochastic resonance 275
Y. Zhang, Y. Zhang & J. Wu
analysis of the cloud accounting on the financial management 281
Y. Zhang, X. Su, L. Xie & Y. Zhong
literature review on online social networks 287
X. Zhao, H. Liu & Y. Xie
giS and 3d cadastre in land registration of the electrical networks 293
E.C. Bobric & D. Irimia
factor evaluation model based on entropy method and spearman correlation analysis
and iSodata clustering algorithm 297
Z. Wang, C. Sun, Z. Liu & H. Liu
applying virtual reality technology in swimming teaching 303
T. Liao
design and analysis of a fast approximation algorithm for multi-modal emergency
evacuation routes in the 3d environment 307
C.T. Ng, T.C.E. Cheng, A. Elalouf & E. Levner
author index 313
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preface
the 2014 5th international conference on Environmental Science and information application technology
(ESiat 2014), was be held on november 7–8, 2014, hong Kong.
the goal of this conference is to bring together the researchers from academia and industry as well as practi-
tioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to all aspects of Environmental Science and information
application technology.
Environmental Science includes geography, physics, chemistry and biology. it provides methods of synthe-
sis, quantitative and interdisciplinary to study environmental systems.
information technology, or it, is the most advanced productive forces in today’s knowledge economy and
society, belonging to high-tech fields. application of information technology, including computer hardware
and software, networking and communications technology, application software development tools and so on.
research on information technology including science, technology, engineering, and management disciplines.
it has become a part of people’s daily life, related to the field every aspect.
there are 54 accepted papers included in this book. the contributions reflect recent advances in the various
aspects of advances in Environmental Science and information application technology. these papers discuss
all aspects of global environmental change and ecosystems management, graphic and image processing, spatial
information system, application of remote sensing and application of spatial information system.
We are grateful for the author’s enthusiasm and high-grade contributions. finally we would like to acknowl-
edge and give special appreciation to our keynote speakers for their valuable contribution, our delegates to share
their experiences with us, and invitees to attend the ESiat 2014. We would also like to extend my appreciation
to the steering committee and the international conference committee for the devotion of their precious time,
advice and hard work to prepare for this conference.
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