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20 April 2014, Volume 16 Issue 2
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF RESOURCES CITIES
A CASE STUDY ON XUZHOUS DUSHI DISTRICT: COMPREHENSIVELOADING CAPACITY OF RESOURCESBASED CITY
HUANG Shan, YAN Qingwu, LI Ling, JIANG Long, LIU Yongwei
2014, 16(2): 1-7.
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Urban comprehensive loading capacity is an important basis to compile the overall urban planning. This paper, based on a case study on Dushi district, Xuzhou city, applies supporting forcepressurecontrolling force conceptual model to select 26 indicators in 3 categories, based on spatial analysis, hierarchical analysis, principal component analysis and grid analysis, and quantitatively studies Dushi districts urban comprehensive loading capacity via ArcGIS, Yaahp and SPSS softwares, which is characterized by concentrating in a large range, dispersed in a small range, a highlow transitional distribution. High in east and south in areas, loosely in the north, and separated by collapsing and ecological protecting zones; medium in the urban and outskirt of high values, large area; low in both sides of the ancient Yellow river, the northern Bulao river and surroundings of Weishan lake, where belong to geological limits or ecological protecting zones. This paper also presents suggestions for Xuzhou's future development.
RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL SUPPORTIVE POLICY ON CHINA'S MARINE WIND POWER INDUSTRY BASED ON SYSTEM DYNAMICS THEORY
SHAN Chunhong, KONG Haizheng
2014, 16(2): 8-14.
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This paper applies system dynamics theory to analyze the majority and circuit feedback structure during oceanic wind power industrialization by selecting several system variables by abiding by “inputtransferoutput” feedback circuit. Their causality forms the system dynamics model of Chinas oceanic wind power industrialization that is adopted to compare the loop of financial supportive policy, with concluding that the supportive policy purchased by government on output subsystem adapts to the original stage, that compensated on transfer & output subsystems adapts to the original and medium stages, that taxpromoted on transfer subsystem adapts to the medium and late stages.
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF CHINA'S PROVINCIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY
WEI Fulei, HU Caimei, LI Xiuchun, ZHANG Yongbin, FANG Hong
2014, 16(2): 15-19.
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This paper uses Super SBM that takes industrial gas emission as nonexpected output to measure their energy efficiency in Chinas thirty provinces (cities and municipality) during 1998—2009, and analyzes their spatial distribution, which indicates a big variance among provinces, highest in the eastern, followed by the western, and then the central. The abating spatial concentrating implies a depressing influence among energy investment, technology and policy in neighbouring areas.
CONSTRAINTS AND SUGGESTIONS OF CHINA'S BIOMASS ENERGY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
LIU Xu, WANG Dai,LIN Xueqin
2014, 16(2): 20-26.
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his paper, aiming at Chinas strategic adjustment of energy structure and a healthy biomass industry, uses related data and past research to reveal the main issues,and to analyze the constraints, and to clarify the future key missions. The main issues include high cost,lack of core technologies and overall planning, rough supportive policy, which, if resolved,will be constrained of biomass energy supply, current energy system and environmental protection. This paper present suggestions on clarifying the situation,overall planning, optimizing standards,technical innovation,improving services,cultivating markets and exploring Chinese featured industrial developing path and modes.
REFERENCES OF CANADIAN MINING ENTERPRISES SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MANAGEMENT TO CHINA
罗世兴1*,沙景华2
2014, 16(2): 27-31.
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Harmonious mine construction prevails in modern society, and is a combination of resource development,environmental protection and resident's lives.Countries with developed mining sector make laws and regulations to boost mining enterprises social responsibility and to mutually share the benefits of resource development. This paper summarizes the mining enterprises social responsibility management from organization setting,laws and mechanism,and concludes that an unambiguous management, perfect laws and sound benefits allocation and communication mechanism are important factors to reach a harmonious development between mine and local, people,and environment,which is also of reference to China's harmonious mine construction.
ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF CHINA'S AIR POLLUTION LAWS
WANG Tingting, WANG Liyan
2014, 16(2): 32-36.
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The rising PM2.5 attracts attention to air pollution controls. China's legislation on air pollution on gross volume control, discharge permit, air environmental standard,environmental information network and heavy pollution alarming mechanism is not working properly due to its defectiveness.Study of the situation and issues of China's air pollution laws is of theoretical and practical significance to ease air pollution.This paper,from the origin of air pollution,indicates the shorts of PM2.5 and air pollution legislation,analyzes its legislation content and system,and presents suggestions to optimize the related legislation,aiming at offering reference for China's air pollution.
RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIAL ADVANCES OF SOLUBLE POTASH RESOURCES IN CHINA AND OVERSEAS
Bai Qian, Yuan Junhong, Wang Zhangjun
2014, 16(2): 37-46.
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This paper gives an introduction to the world distribution of potash resources with focus on China's soluble potash resources in their distribution, occurrence,types,ore grade,resource and reserve, also discusses their mining, processing and production capacity in over ten major potash mines in the world,and reviews China's potash mining and processing history. Based on potash global trading, this paper analyzes China's potash export & import and factors in recent ten years, and presents suggestions to China's potash industry.
COALBED METHANE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF FUMEI No.2 COAL MINE BASED ON GEOLOGY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION
QI Manyi
2014, 16(2): 47-50.
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This paper studies the coal bed characters, gasbearing, absorption and coalbed methane resource,and uses numerical simulation, COMET2 software to predict the gas production of minable coal beds,and concludes that Fumei No2 coal mine possesses a favorable coalbed methane reservoir formation and geology for development, the wells are of better gas production, indicating a prospect in development. This paper attempts to provide technical reference for the ground coalbed methane development and handling the coal mine gas in Fumei No.2 coal mine, and also shows a combination of geological analysis and numerical simulation is a vital tool in evaluating and developing coalbed methane.
VIEWS ON CHINAS FLUORITE DEVELOPMENT AND UTILIZATION ISSUES
CHEN Wu,ZHANG Shouting,ZHANG Hongliang
2014, 16(2): 51-55.
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Fluorite as a necessary mineral in modern industry is China's strategic resource. This paper, from fluorite's upstream exploration, middlestream development and downstream product consumption, analyzes the issues in the whole process, which can be summarized as: inadequate exploration leading to less newlyincreased reserve, big waste during mining and processing, highlyenergy consumption, hard to restore the environment, imbalanced product structure of low added values. This paper presents suggestions in planning, macroscopic managing, intensifying fluorite geology and exploration to enlarge its reserve and to ensure a sustainability in supply, protectively developing, and controlling the gross production, increasing processing technology and boosting supervision, and adjusting fluorite product structure to aid the downstream industry and to enhance product's competiveness.
RESOURCES EVALUATION
A CASE STUDY ON ZHEJIANG PROVINCE: ORE AND ENERGY RESOURCESVALUES EVALUATION BASED ON NPV
PENG Wuzhen
2014, 16(2): 56-63.
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Value evaluation on environmental assets is hard and exigent in accounting environmental values. This paper analyzes the preconditions, pros and cons, adaptability of the current NPV and its derived ones, and presents an improved pricecalibrated NPV, which is used to calculate the consumed and remaining values of ore and energy resources in Zhejiang in 2010. Compared with the simple NPV and net rent method, the improved takes into account the actual price changes of different resources, thus its evaluation is closer to the true value.
CHINA'S TIN DEPOSIT CATEGORY, MINERALIZATION PERIOD AND GRADE MODEL
2014, 16(2): 64-70.
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This paper, based on the research advances of China's Tin deposits, summarizes 102 middlesized and above deposits by their geology, mineralization, and major minerals combination and alteration. China's Tin deposits can be classified into hydrothermal, skarn, metagranite, greisen, porphyry, pegmatite and placer types, of which hydrothermal, skarn and placer are the major. The main mineralization period is Yanshanian era, hosting rock is the Triassic limestone and marble, which, combined with the grade model, indicate the future exploration in hydrothermal and skarn types in Yanshanian granites.
OILGAS PREDICTION IN VOLCANIC RESERVOIR IN SONGNANGAS FIELD BY USING SEISMIC ATTRIBUTES
XU Xinjun, JIAO Yangquan, QIN Du
2014, 16(2): 71-75.
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This paper,aiming at studying the oilgas in the Cretaceous Yingcheng formation volcanic reservoir in Songnan gas field,which is characterized by deeply buried depth,complicated lithology, poor stratification, involuting horizontal distribution,and oilgaswater distribution in reservoir,applies seismic frequency attenuation and division frequency to predict the oil gas in the volcanic reservoir both vertically and horizontally.The result shows a highly consistency with the practice. And the spatial distribution of Yingcheng formation volcanic has been effectively identified.Oil gas can be reflected by detecting the amplitude attenuation gradient change of seismic reflection wave,and high frequency absorption attenuation,underpinning the oil gas reservoir description of Yingcheng formation volcanic reservoir.
RESOURCES ENVIRONMENT
CARBON EMISSION ABJUNCTION AND DRIVES OF XINJIANG ENERGY CONSUMPTION DURING 1990-2010
ZHANG Xinlin,WANG Qiang,WANG Changjian,LU Jianrong
2014, 16(2): 76-82.
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his paper, through setting up Tapio abjunction model,studies the abjunction relation between economy and carbon dioxide emission in Xinjiang during 1990-2010,analyzes its temporal evolution, by means of IPAT model and Structure Decomposition Analysis (SDA), discusses its drives from gross carbon emission and energy strength.The result indicates a weak abjunction and expansion connecting between economy and carbon dioxide emission.The major drive of carbon dioxide emission is scale effect. Technical innovation in decreasing carbon dioxide emission strength is a vital tool in abjunction between economy and carbon dioxide emission, but can not be regarded as the sole means in saving energy.
SCENIC ECOLOGY RISKS EVALUATION IN YIMIN MINING AREA
GUO Meinan,YANG Zhaoping, MA Jianjun,GAO Jixi,JIA Zhibin
2014, 16(2): 83-89.
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This paper,according to the remote sensing information of Yimin mining area in 1975,1990 and 2010,uses GIS tool to analyze its scenic changes and to evaluate the ecological risks during Yimin coal resource development.The grass land area had been falling from 1975 to 2010, 87.99% in 1975 to 75.03% in 2010,whilst the mining area had been rising from 0 in 1975 to 19.63 square kilometers in 2010.Mining activities leads to a fragmentation of mine scene,a fall in scenic connecting and in preponderant category in scene area proportion.It implies a rising scenic ecology risk in woods,mining area,farmland,residence land and undeveloped land,highest in grass land,which shall be paid enough attention.
ADVANCES IN SELENIUM RESOURCE STUDY
LI Jingxian, LIU Jiajun
2014, 16(2): 90-97.
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Selenium as a dispersed element is very low in the earth. The study on selenium deposits is poor resulting in issues in exploring and developing selenium deposits. This paper, based on selenium geochemistry and deposit types, studies the selenium in soils and plants of biosphere, combined with its global demand and prices, discusses the situation and finds the supply & demandconflict,which makes study on selenium urgent,especially on its source and concentrating. This paper can provide reference for exploration of selenium deposits.
DYNAMICS AND MONITORING OF CHULUGOU DEBRIS FLOW IN SHIMIAN COUNTY
DENG Guoshi, ZHENG Wanmo, BA Renji, YANG Guihua, LIU YuYujie, WANG Chunshan
2014, 16(2): 98-103.
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This paper, aiming at mitigating the hazard of Chulugou debris flow, makes a detailed survey on it and analyzes its formation features and dynamics, which is prone to occur, large and at its developing stage with a circle of 50 years, accumulating a total volume of loose material 22915k cubic meters in the gully, of which 2168k could contribute to debris flow. Its speed at the mouth of gully is 64 m/s.The flux of onceevery-50-year occurring debris flow reaches1067 m3/s, with a total volume of 308 k cubic meters, of which solid amounts to 130 k. According to terrain, loose, formation area, flowing path, devices are installed in different locations to carry out the survey, including 3 rain gauges, 2 mud meters and 2 moisture meters, on debris flows occurrence,converging,and flowing,offering data in forecasting debris flow and references to prevent and handle debris flow.
RESOURCES INDUSTRIES
A CASE STUDY ON TAJIKISTAN: CONTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRIALSTRUCTURE CHANGE TO ECONOMY
SONG Yaohui, MA Huilan
2014, 16(2): 104-109.
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This paper uses PettyClark Theorem and other related references to study the contribution of industrial structure change to economy based on a case study on Tajikistan. According to its statistical data, this paper analyzes the industrial increment rate fluctuation, and applies factor analysis and variance method to evaluate the contribution of industrial structure change to economy, and uses Thayer index to evaluate the impact on economic growth structural harmony. Industrial structure change plays a key role in economic growth, and its optimization and upgrade will produce a positive contribution. This paper presents suggestions on industrial structure.
GAS POTENTIAL AND CHALLENGES TO LNG INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA
GAO Feng,ZHAO Zhe,ZHAO Lin,MA Baolin
2014, 16(2): 110-118.
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Australia is rich in gas resources with big potentials in LNG industry,and is major exporter to China.This paper,based on its gas developing potential and supply & demand, introduces in detail the producing and constructing gas projects, and analyzes the challenges from markets, costs, price, policy and trade union & community, combined with Chinese petroleum companiesgas cooperation projects and trading in Australia,and presents tactics for Chinese petroleum entities to participate Australia's gas projects to face gas import risks.
A CASE STUDY ON REE INDUSTRY: SUGGESTIONS ON CHINAS ENVIRONMENTAL TAX & FEE POLICY VIEWING FROM SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SUN Quanmin
2014, 16(2): 119-123.
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This paper, aiming at the issues in Chinas environmental tax and fees, studies the situation of REE industry, presents a fair and efficient tax and fees principal which abides by a gradual progressing and environmental protection. REE industry is suggested to be firstly imposed pollution emission tax which can be combined with environmental protection and handling. Tax administration shall work closely with environment protection departments in capital support and environmental tax. This paper presents suggestions on policy design in REE industry environmental tax & fee under sustainable development.
RESOURCES ECONOMICS
RELATION OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND LISTED MINING ENTITIESIN EQUITY FINANCING BASED ON COMPLEX NETWORK
AN Jing,AN Haizhong2,3,4,YANG Guanglin5
2014, 16(2): 124-128.
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This paper uses complex network theory and methods to analyze the relation of financial institutions and listed mining entities in equity financing by acquiring information from 73 financial institutions and 125 listed mining entities, which is studied from cliques and Kcores of cohesion subgroups among financial institutions by means of Ucinet and Excel. The results show an outstanding convergence in listed mining entities equity financing, and reveals the distribution of subgroups of financial institutions. The financial institutions have a close network connection with up to 121 cliques existing, among them is a highly overlap, but their cores are formed on four large stateowned banks.
COMPARISON AND INDUSTRIAL DECOMPOSITION OF ECONOMIC GROWTH INCHONGQING'S THREE GORGES RESERVOIR AREA
YANG Guizhong, ZHONG Min
2014, 16(2): 129-133.
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This paper studies their economic growth variance in Chongqing's counties in Three Gorges reservoir area from industry. Yubei district with policy and locality advantages, Fuling and Wanzhou districts with locality advantages have a faster economic growth pulled by industry. Those without policy and locality advantages have a lower growth, but the secondary industry supported by the industry plays a leading role in the local economy. Banan district, Wulong county, Wushan county are successfully in developing tourism industry. One important experience in economic growth in Chongqing Three Gorges reservoir area is to cultivate featured industry at industrial zones platform, and pulled by the third industry especially as tourism industry.
EMBODIED ENERGY CHANGE AND DRIVES OF GUANGDONG'SFINAL DEMAND BASED ON IO-SDA
Yang Lei, Du Peng, XIA Bin
2014, 16(2): 134-140.
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This paper, based on IO-SDA, decomposes the drives of embodied energy change of Guangdong's final demand during 2002 to 2007 from economy, professions and departments, the results show that scale effect is the major drive in increasing embodied energy, technology is a key drive in decreasing energy, and economic efficiency and structural effect has a small impact. Industry, especially the heavy manufacturing plays a big part in increasing embodied energy by outputting products. A small fall in embodied energy in agricultural department, and a rise in construction by its investment effect. Consumption effect especially from urban residents is a major drive in increasing embodied energy in services. Guangdongs 2002—2007 heavy industrialization displays a high energy consumption trend, which can be resolved from technical effect, economic efficiency, and structural effect.