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Climate change has intensified the frequency and severity of meteorological disasters, posing significant challenges to the resilience and adaptability of port-centric transport networks (PCTNs) and global trade stability. Unlike previous studies that adopt generalised resilience frameworks or treat disaster types uniformly, this study develops a disaster-specific, integrated assessment framework whose novelty lies in coupling...
Natural gas hydrates (NGHs) are a promising alternative energy source with huge global reserves, but they face significant challenges in commercial production and require more efficient exploitation methods. Based on field data from China’s first offshore NGH pilot production, this study systematically investigates the enhancement effect of boundary sealing and wellbore heating on the development of Class 1 hydrate reservoirs...
Mud pulse telemetry (MPT) systems are a promising approach to transmitting downhole data to the ground. During transmission, the amplitudes of pressure waves decay exponentially with distance, and the channel is often frequency-selective due to reflection and multipath effect. To address these issues, this work proposes a fractional Fourier transform (FrFT)-based channel estimation and equalization method. Leveraging the energ...
The need for an accurate inventory of ship emissions is vital for atmospheric scientists assessing the environmental impact of shipping and for policymakers aiming to regulate and incentivize emission reduction. This study used data from 189 international ports, related to ship arrivals and departures, to develop emissions inventories. Emission characteristics were examined in detail, classifying emissions by factors like ship...