As the demand for bike-sharing has been increasing,the oversupply problem of bike-sharing has occurred,which leads to the waste of resources and disturbance of the urban environment.In order to regulate the supply vol...As the demand for bike-sharing has been increasing,the oversupply problem of bike-sharing has occurred,which leads to the waste of resources and disturbance of the urban environment.In order to regulate the supply volume of bike-sharing reasonably,an estimating model was proposed to quantify the urban carrying capacity(UCC)for bike-sharing through the demand data.In this way,the maximum supply volume of bike-sharing that a city can accommodate can be obtained.The UCC on bike-sharing is reflected in the road network carrying capacity(RNCC)and parking facilities’carrying capacity(PFCC).The space-time consumption method and density-based spatial clustering of application with noise(DBSCAN)algorithm were used to explore the RNCC and PFCC for bike-sharing.Combined with the users’demand,the urban load ratio on bike-sharing can be evaluated to judge whether the UCC can meet users’demand,so that the supply volume of bike-sharing and distribution of the related facilities can be adjusted accordingly.The application of the model was carried out by estimating the UCC and load ratio of each traffic analysis zone in Nanjing,China.Compared with the field survey data,the effect of the proposed algorithm was verified.展开更多
Structural damage detection is hard to conduct in large-scale civil structures due to enormous structural data and insufficient damage features.To improve this situation,a damage detection method based on model reduct...Structural damage detection is hard to conduct in large-scale civil structures due to enormous structural data and insufficient damage features.To improve this situation,a damage detection method based on model reduction and response reconstruction is presented.Based on the framework of two-step model updating including substructure-level localization and element-level detection,the response reconstruction strategy with an improved sensitivity algorithm is presented to conveniently complement modal information and promote the reliability of model updating.In the iteration process,the reconstructed response is involved in the sensitivity algorithm as a reconstruction-related item.Besides,model reduction is applied to reduce computational degrees of freedom(DOFs)in each detection step.A numerical truss bridge is modelled to vindicate the effectiveness and efficiency of the method.The results showed that the presented method reduces the requirement for installed sensors while improving efficiency and ensuring accuracy of damage detection compared to traditional methods.展开更多
基金Project(2018YFE0120100)supported by the National Key R&D Program of ChinaProject(YBPY2040)supported by the Scientific Research Foundation of Graduate School of Southeast University,China。
文摘As the demand for bike-sharing has been increasing,the oversupply problem of bike-sharing has occurred,which leads to the waste of resources and disturbance of the urban environment.In order to regulate the supply volume of bike-sharing reasonably,an estimating model was proposed to quantify the urban carrying capacity(UCC)for bike-sharing through the demand data.In this way,the maximum supply volume of bike-sharing that a city can accommodate can be obtained.The UCC on bike-sharing is reflected in the road network carrying capacity(RNCC)and parking facilities’carrying capacity(PFCC).The space-time consumption method and density-based spatial clustering of application with noise(DBSCAN)algorithm were used to explore the RNCC and PFCC for bike-sharing.Combined with the users’demand,the urban load ratio on bike-sharing can be evaluated to judge whether the UCC can meet users’demand,so that the supply volume of bike-sharing and distribution of the related facilities can be adjusted accordingly.The application of the model was carried out by estimating the UCC and load ratio of each traffic analysis zone in Nanjing,China.Compared with the field survey data,the effect of the proposed algorithm was verified.
基金Projects(51925808,52078504)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2022JJ10082)supported by the Natural Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholar of Hunan Province,ChinaProject(2021RC3016)supported by the Science and Technology Innovation Program of Hunan Province,China。
文摘Structural damage detection is hard to conduct in large-scale civil structures due to enormous structural data and insufficient damage features.To improve this situation,a damage detection method based on model reduction and response reconstruction is presented.Based on the framework of two-step model updating including substructure-level localization and element-level detection,the response reconstruction strategy with an improved sensitivity algorithm is presented to conveniently complement modal information and promote the reliability of model updating.In the iteration process,the reconstructed response is involved in the sensitivity algorithm as a reconstruction-related item.Besides,model reduction is applied to reduce computational degrees of freedom(DOFs)in each detection step.A numerical truss bridge is modelled to vindicate the effectiveness and efficiency of the method.The results showed that the presented method reduces the requirement for installed sensors while improving efficiency and ensuring accuracy of damage detection compared to traditional methods.