CCSDS近地LDPC译码算法研究

针对CCSDS（空间数据系统咨询委员会）推荐的近地LDPC（低密度奇偶校验）码技术进行了研究,建立了和积译码算法、对数似然和积译码算法、最小和译码算法的数学模型,并对上述译码算法的译码复杂度和译码性能进行了仿真分析.分析结果表明,和积译码算法与对数似然和积译码算法的译码性能距离香农限1.2 dB,最小和译码算法的译码性能距离香农限1.45 dB.因此,提出基于最小和译码算法的改进算法——偏移最小和译码算法与归一化最小和译码算法,并分析了这2种译码算法的译码复杂度,同时进行了大量仿真实验.实验结果表明,当偏移因子β=0.15时,偏移最小和译码算法性能达到最优,译码性能距离香农限1.25 dB;当归一化因子α=0.741 2时,归一化译码算法的译码性能达到最优,译码性能距离香农限1.2 dB.归一化译码算法具有优异的译码性能和合理的复杂度,可以遴选作为CCSDSLDPC的译码算法用于工程实现.此外,还研究了迭代次数对译码性能的影响,结果表明,当迭代次数大于10次时,译码性能提升不再明显,故工程实现时迭代次数应设置为10次.     

液体火箭发动机技术的回顾与展望

回顾了５０年来液体火箭发动机技术的发展历程,展望了２１世纪液体火箭发动机技术的发展,即充分利用和改进现有火箭发动机,降低成本,提高可靠性,提高性能和适应性;研制和发展新型可重复使用的先进的火箭发动机,同时加强基础理论研究和关键技术的预研,以适应人类开发空间资源的需要。     

空间飞行体与等离子体在压缩区内的非稳态相互作用研究

研究了空间飞行体在运动过程中，其前端压缩区内飞行体与等离子体的、非稳态相互作用问题，得到了在强天线辐射源高频场作用下的控制方程．通过计算表明，飞行体上的天线可作为调制不稳定性的激发源，在等离子体中激发起很强的电磁孤波．     

CAD技术及其在卫星工程中的应用

CAD 技术作为一种高效率、高质量、高精度的设计技术,正在包括航天技术在内的多个领域中广泛应用,发挥其效益。尤其是在机械(MCAD)与电子(ECAD)两方面的应用,更是令人瞩目。本文就CAD 技术的范畸、功能、组成、主要技术等并结合卫星研制的具体应用前景,作一介绍,目的在于推动CAD技术的开展,并为CAD/CAM 一体化做好思想准备。     

未来的空间生命科学

本文分析了空间生命科学的发展战略,对21世纪初期的研究设想进行了概括,较详细地介绍了空间生命科学四个方面的内容:空间生理学和医学,包括空间医学、空间生理学、空间作业医学和人在空间的作用;空间生物学,包括重力生物学、可控生态生保系统、生物圈和地外生物学;空间站生物医学工程以及空间生物材料的加工生产。本文还讨论了各方面存在的主要问题和今后的发展趋向,特别强调了空间高枝术应用对促进国民经济发展的巨大潜力。     

Space astronomy in China: 2008—2010

In 2008 to 2010, the main activities in Chinese space astronomy were focused on: fulfilling the long-term plan of Chinese space astronomy; initiating the long-term plan of Chinese space astronomy; undertaking some astronomical missions set by CNSA in ``Development Program of Space Science for 2006--2010'. This paper summarizes in brief all these activities.     

圆柱状含液体介质的空间辐射器的传热效率

给出了求解典型圆柱状态含液体介质的空间辐射器传热效率的解析计算公式,降低了辐射器传热效率计算的复杂度,通过与数值计算结果的比对分析,认为用流体入口温度代替辐射器平均温度的假设在工程上是能够接受的,其引起的偏差小于5%。     

Early effects of low dose C ion or X-ray irradiation on human peripheral blood lymphocytes

The aim of this study was to estimate the acute effects of low dose ¹²C⁶⁺ ions or X-ray radiation on human immune function. The human peripheral blood lymphocytes (HPBL) of seven healthy donors were exposed to 0.05 Gy ¹²C⁶⁺ ions or X-ray radiation and cell responses were measured at 24 h after exposure. The cytotoxic activities of HPBL were determined by 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl)-2,5-diphenyl tetrazolium bromide (MTT); the percentages of T and NK cells subsets were detected by flow cytometry; mRNA expression of interleukin (IL)-2, tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-α and interferon (IFN)-γ were examined by real time quantitative RT-PCR (qRT-PCR); and these cytokines protein levels in supernatant of cultured cells were assayed by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA). The results showed that the cytotoxic activity of HPBL, mRNA expression of IL-2, IFN-γ and TNF-α in HPBL and their protein levels in supernatant were significantly increased at 24 h after exposure to 0.05 Gy ¹²C⁶⁺ ions radiation and the effects were stronger than observed for X-ray exposure. However, there was no significant change in the percentage of T and NK cells subsets of HPBL. These results suggested that 0.05 Gy high linear energy transfer (LET) ¹²C⁶⁺ radiation was a more effective approach to host immune enhancement than that of low LET X-ray. We conclude that cytokines production might be used as sensitive indicators of acute response to LDI.     

Space Weather applications with CDPP/AMDA

AMDA (Automated Multi-Dataset Analysis), a new data analysis service, recently opened at the French Plasma Physics Data Center (CDPP). AMDA is developed according to the Virtual Observatory paradigm: it is a web-based facility for on-line analyses of space physics. Data may come from its own local database as well as remote ones. This tool allows the user to perform classical manipulations such as data visualization, parameter computation and data extraction. AMDA also offers innovative functionalities such as event searches on the content of the data in either visual or automated ways, generation, use and management of time tables (event lists). The general functionalities of AMDA are presented in the context of Space Weather with example scientific use cases.     

Progress in space weather predictions and applications

The methods of today’s predictions of space weather and effects are so much more advanced and yesterday’s statistical methods are now replaced by integrated knowledge-based neuro-computing models and MHD methods. Within the ESA Space Weather Programme Study a real-time forecast service has been developed for space weather and effects. This prototype is now being implemented for specific users. Today’s applications are not only so many more but also so much more advanced and user-oriented. A scientist needs real-time predictions of a global index as input for an MHD model calculating the radiation dose for EVAs. A power company system operator needs a prediction of the local value of a geomagnetically induced current. A science tourist needs to know whether or not aurora will occur. Soon we might even be able to predict the tropospheric climate changes and weather caused by the space weather.