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| 1 | Serological Investigation of Laboratory-Confirmed and Suspected Ebola Virus Disease Patients During the Late Phase of the Ebola Outbreak in Sierra Leone显示文摘This study aimed to investigate the serological characteristics of Ebola virus(EBOV) infection during the late phase of the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone. In total, 877 blood samples from 694 suspected Ebola virus disease(EVD) cases assessed from March to December 2015, were analyzed via real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction(RT-PCR) for viral RNA and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA) and Luminex to detect antibodies against EBOV. Viral load and EBOV-specific IgM/IgG titers displayed a declining trend during March to December 2015. Viral RNA load decreased rapidly at earlier stages after disease onset, while EBOV-specific IgM and IgG still persisted in 58.1%(18/31) and 93.5%(29/31) of the confirmed EVD patients and in 3.8%(25/663) and 17.8%(118/663) of the RNA-negative suspected patients in the later phase, respectively. Dynamic analysis of longitudinally collected samples from eight EVD patients revealed typically reversed trends of declining viral load and increasing IgM and/or IgG titers in response to the EBOV infection.The present results indicate that certain populations of Sierra Leone developed immunity to an EBOV infection in the late phase of the outbreak, providing novel insights into the risk assessment of EBOV infections among human populations. | Yang Liu YuLan Sun Wei Wu AQian Li XianDa Yang Shuo Zhang Chuan Li QiuDong Su ShaoJian Cai DaPeng Sun HaiYang Hu Zhe Zhang XiuXu Yang Idrissa Kamara Sheku Koroma Gerald Bangura Alie Tia Abdul Kamara Matt Lebby Brima Kargbo Jiandong Li Shiwen Wang XiaoPing Dong YueLong Shu WenBo Xu George F. Gao GuiZhen Wu DeXin Li William J. Liu MiFang Liang | 2018 | Virologica Sinica2018，33，4： | 2 |
| 2 | Microscopic and Fractal Characterization of Organic Matter within Lacustrine Shale Reservoirs in the First Member of Cretaceous Qingshankou Formation,Songliao Basin,Northeast China显示文摘Understanding the occurrences of different fractions of organic matter in shale reservoirs is very important for the evaluation of shale oil.Lacustrine organic-rich shale samples from the first member of the Cretaceous Qingshankou Formation in the Songliao Basin were analyzed with confocal laser scanning microscopy(CLSM)and fluorescence spectral analysis.The results show that the occurrences of different organic components are related to the fabric of samples and vary with depth.The bulk content of light components is significantly higher than heavy components and exhibits a positive relationship with quartz and feldspar contents.Both light and heavy components are distributed parallel with the lamination in microscopic view in laminated samples,and randomly in massive samples.The maximum radius of light components in most of the samples is larger than 20μm,while it is smaller for heavy components,indicating the micro fractionation from clay/organic lamina to quartz/feldspar lamina.The depth of enrichment of light components corresponds to the oil maturity of organic matter.Both the distribution of light and heavy components fits the same fractal model,with fractal dimensions ranging between 2.2 and 2.5.The CLSM results confirm that it can be a reliable tool for the'sweet spot'exploration. | Bo Liu Meng Yan Xianda Sun Yunfeng Bai Longhui Bai Xiaofei Fu | 2020 | Journal of Earth Science2020，31，6： | 2 |
| 3 | The grent inportance of pan-alkali metasomasis of deep source fluid in Songliao basin, program with abstracts, first meeting Asia current research on fluid indusion eds显示文摘 | Zhang Minzhi Sun Xianda | 2006 | Pei Ni and Zhaolin li Published by Department of Eearth Science Nanjing University and the printing factoryof Nanjing University2006，，： | 1 |
| 4 | The key technology of Micro area visualization in the application of the oil and gas exploration and development显示文摘1 Introduction Micro area visualization technology is one of the most reliable and most intuitive technological means for our engineers on solving difficult reservoir problems.This not only can be clearly definite such as Oil and gas occurrence of geological problems in the process of oil and gas exploration,but also can be solved remaining | SUN Xianda TANG Wenhao YU Xiaodan | 2015 | Acta Geologica Sinica(English Edition)2015，89，A01： | 1 |
| 5 | Free-walking:Pedestrian inertial navigation based on dual foot-mounted IMU显示文摘The inertial navigation system(INS),which is frequently used in emergency rescue operations and other situations,has the benefits of not relying on infrastructure,high positioning frequency,and strong real-time performance.However,the intricate and unpredictable pedestrian motion patterns lead the INS localization error to significantly diverge with time.This paper aims to enhance the accuracy of zero-velocity interval(ZVI)detection and reduce the heading and altitude drift of foot-mounted INS via deep learning and equation constraint of dual feet.Aiming at the observational noise problem of low-cost inertial sensors,we utilize a denoising autoencoder to automatically eliminate the inherent noise.Aiming at the problem that inaccurate detection of the ZVI detection results in obvious displacement error,we propose a sample-level ZVI detection algorithm based on the U-Net neural network,which effectively solves the problem of mislabeling caused by sliding windows.Aiming at the problem that Zero-Velocity Update(ZUPT)cannot suppress heading and altitude error,we propose a bipedal INS method based on the equation constraint and ellipsoid constraint,which uses foot-to-foot distance as a new observation to correct heading and altitude error.We conduct extensive and well-designed experiments to evaluate the performance of the proposed method.The experimental results indicate that the position error of our proposed method did not exceed 0.83% of the total traveled distance. | Qu Wang Meixia Fu Jianquan Wang Lei Sun Rong Huang Xianda Li Zhuqing Jiang Yan Huang Changhui Jiang | 2024 | Defence Technology(防务技术)2024，33，3： | 0 |
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