Abstract: A foam production method includes mixing liquid nitrogen with a foaming material to produce foam. A gas is produced in situ from liquid nitrogen. As the ratio of the volume of the gas produced by gasification of liquid nitrogen to the volume of the liquid nitrogen is relatively high, when a large gas supply flow is needed to generate a large foam flow, a liquid nitrogen storage device of a small volume can be used instead of bulky air supply devices such as high-pressure gas cylinders, air compressors, air compressor sets and the like, reducing the volume of the air supply device. In addition, the liquid nitrogen used in foaming will release nitrogen gas after the foam blast, such that the nitrogen is also able to inhibit combustion on the surface of burning materials, accelerating the extinguishing of the fire.

Abstract: A method includes receiving observed seismic data, determining an envelope or magnitude of the observed seismic data as a first observed value, generating a variable noise term based in part upon the first observed value, and utilizing the variable noise term to determine a likelihood function of a stochastic inversion operation. The method also includes utilizing the likelihood function to generate a posterior probability distribution in conjunction with the stochastic inversion operation and applying the posterior probability distribution to characterize a subsurface region of Earth.

Abstract: Techniques and systems to provide increases in accuracy of property determination of a formation. The techniques include receiving initial well log data, generating augmented well log data including the initial well log data and modeled well log data based on the initial well log data, modifying the augmented well log data to generate a training dataset, training a probabilistic classifier utilizing the training dataset, calculating a probability volume for each lithofluid class of a set of predetermined lithofluid classes utilizing the probabilistic classifier, outputting the probability volume for each lithofluid class of the set of predetermined lithofluid classes as a respective probability of an occurrence of a type of lithofluid class in a reservoir, calculating a posterior probability based on the probability volume for a first lithofluid class of the set of predetermined lithofluid classes, and outputting the posterior probability as a probability of a property of the reservoir.

Abstract: The present application relates to computer-based preoperative planning technology, and discloses a preoperative planning method for multimodal ablation treatment and apparatus thereof, which can automatically provide objective, scientific, and quantitative multimodal ablation planning information. In this method, acquiring parameters of an volume to be ablated; calculating property changes of the tissue caused by performing freezing on the volume according to the parameters of the volume to be ablated, and acquiring a first planning data required for the property changes of the tissue to satisfy a first predetermined condition; further calculating property changes of the tissue caused by performing heating on the volume to acquire a second planning data required for the property changes of the tissue to satisfy a second predetermined condition based on the properties satisfying the first predetermined condition; outputting the first planning data and the second planning data.

Abstract: An automatic door operator includes a lead screw having a first end connected to an output end of an actuating unit and a second end extending away from the output end. A lead screw nut is attached to the lead screw. A slider is attached to the lead screw nut. The slider is provided with a rack portion extending in a direction parallel to an axial direction of the lead screw, and during a movement of the lead screw nut, a length of an overlap of the rack portion and the lead screw in the axial direction varies. The operator includes a housing having a guide hole configured to be slidably engaged with the slider and an output shaft is mounted in a mounting hole disposed on the housing. The output shaft has a gear portion positioned in the guide hole and engaged with the rack portion.

Abstract: The embodiment of the present disclosure discloses a method, an electronic device, and a storage medium for a ship route optimization. The method for the ship route optimization considers a dynamic feature of a multi-functional emergency rescue ship and an interference effect caused by an airflow, uses a movement model with kinematics non-holonomic constraints, such as a ship total cost assessment function to simulate the movement of the ship, and based on a sparrow search algorithm, learns how to apply the algorithm to a route plan of the emergency rescue ship. The method can improve the ship route optimization algorithm, improve an accuracy and practical applicability of a calculated plan. The method can effectively and accurately locate obstacles and hidden reefs, and consider effects of an airflow and a non-holonomic constraint effect, so as to make the route planning of the ship more efficient and intelligent.

Abstract: An automatic door operator and a drive mechanism thereof are disclosed. The drive mechanism of the automatic door includes a planetary reducer driven by an electric motor, and a drive shaft driven by a planetary reducer. The planetary reducer includes a housing and a planetary gear train mounted in the housing. The planetary gear train includes a final-stage planet carrier configured to output torque, and a center of the final-stage planet carrier is provided with a torque output hole. A first end of the drive shaft is detachably inserted in the torque output hole and is non-rotatably connected to the torque output hole, and a second end of the drive shaft extends out of the housing. The drive mechanism of the automatic door operator is advantageous to the miniaturization design of the automatic door operator.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a railway video resource interconnection and convergence system and a convergence method. The system includes: a security device and a railway video sharing cloud platform. The security device is configured to map, under the condition that a first resource network is physically isolated from other resource networks, an internet protocol address of the first resource network of video resources to an internet protocol address of a shared network; and the railway video sharing cloud platform is configured to acquire a stream of the video resources, and convert the stream of the video resources into a stream of a preset standard format. The present disclosure solves the problem of secure and effective integration of video resources of a professional video monitoring system in a railway and a comprehensive video monitoring system.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a fault location method, a fault location system, and a video management system, and relates to the technical field of network communication. The fault location method includes: determining, in response to a case where it is determined that a target video from a video acquisition system has a fault, a network identifier of a target camera corresponding to the target video; extracting target alarm data corresponding to the network identifier from current alarm data of the video acquisition system according to the network identifier of the target camera; and determining a fault cause of the video acquisition system according to a preset corresponding relationship between fault events and alarm information, and the target alarm data. The present disclosure can be used for centralized management and operation and maintenance of devices and systems related to video services.

Abstract: Techniques to allow for increases in the accuracy of the determination of properties of a formation (e.g., a formation's fluid content, porosity, density, etc.) or seismic velocity, shear wave information, etc. are disclosed herein. The techniques include generating initial input data comprising based at least in part on initial seismic data, modeling the initial input data to generate synthetic seismic data based on different combinations of the initial input data, iteratively updating a value of each particle of a set of particles utilizing the synthetic seismic data to generate a final set of particles and outputting the final set of particles as a target distribution.

Abstract: An automatic door operator is disclosed, including a main control circuit, an actuating unit configured to output torque, and a transmission device. The main control circuit controls operation of the actuating unit to drive a movement of a door leaf through the transmission device. The automatic door operator further includes: a DC power supply configured to supply a DC voltage VDD to the main control circuit; and a standby power switching circuit, connected in series between the DC power supply and the main control circuit, and configured to acquire a switching signal and conduct, or cut off after a preset time period ?t has been elapsed, electric current between the DC power supply and the main control circuit according to the switch signal. A method for driving the automatic door operator is also disclosed. The present disclosure realizes the purpose of saving energy and electricity of the automatic door operator, while increasing the lifetime of the main control circuit.

Abstract: An automatic door operator and a drive mechanism thereof are disclosed. The drive mechanism of the automatic door includes a planetary reducer driven by an electric motor, and a drive shaft driven by a planetary reducer. The planetary reducer includes a housing and a planetary gear train mounted in the housing. The planetary gear train includes a final-stage planet carrier configured to output torque, and a center of the final-stage planet carrier is provided with a torque output hole. A first end of the drive shaft is detachably inserted in the torque output hole and is non-rotatably connected to the torque output hole, and a second end of the drive shaft extends out of the housing. The drive mechanism of the automatic door operator is advantageous to the miniaturization design of the automatic door operator.

Abstract: An automatic door operator is disclosed, including: an actuating unit configured to output torque; a lead screw having a first end connected to an output end of the actuating unit and a second end extending away from the output end; a lead screw nut screwed to the lead screw; a slider attached to the lead screw nut, the slider being provided with a rack portion extending in a direction parallel to an axial direction of the lead screw, and during a movement of the lead screw nut from a first extreme working position away from the first end of the lead screw to a second extreme working position close to the second end of the lead screw, a length of an overlap between the rack portion and the lead screw in the axial direction gradually increasing; a housing having a guide hole configured to be slidably engaged with the slider; and an output shaft mounted in a mounting hole disposed on the housing, the output shaft having a gear portion positioned in the guide hole and engaged with the rack portion.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a first transition probability matrix (TPM) of a subsurface region, wherein the TPM defines, for a given lithology at a current depth sample (or micro-layer), a probability of particular lithologies at a next depth sample (or micro-layer), receiving seismic data for the subsurface region, utilizing the first TPM and the seismic data to generate first pseudo wells, calculating a second TPM from the first pseudo wells, determining whether the second TPM is consistent with the first TPM, and utilizing the first pseudo wells to characterize a reservoir in the subsurface region when the second TPM is determined to be consistent with the first TPM.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a first transition probability matrix (TPM) of a subsurface region, wherein the TPM defines, for a given lithology at a current depth sample (or micro-layer), a probability of particular lithologies at a next depth sample (or micro-layer), receiving seismic data for the subsurface region, utilizing the first TPM and the seismic data to generate first pseudo wells, calculating a second TPM from the first pseudo wells, determining whether the second TPM is consistent with the first TPM, and utilizing the first pseudo wells to characterize a reservoir in the subsurface region when the second TPM is determined to be consistent with the first TPM.

Abstract: Example methods are provided for a first host to handle control-plane connectivity loss in a virtualized computing environment that includes the first host, multiple second hosts and a network management entity. The method may comprise: detecting a loss of control-plane connectivity between the first host and the network management entity; and generating a request message for control information that the first host is unable to obtain from the network management entity. The method may also comprise sending the request message via a peer-to-peer network that connects the first host with the multiple second hosts; and obtaining the control information from a response message that is sent by at least one of the multiple second hosts.

Abstract: Example methods are provided for configuring traffic flow monitoring in a virtualized computing environment. The method may comprise identifying a first logical entity and a second logical entity for which traffic flow monitoring is required and determining a span associated with the first logical entity and the second logical entity. The span may include a first host supporting the first logical entity and a second host supporting the second logical entity. The method may also comprise, based on the span, configuring the first host to monitor a first traffic flow travelling through the first logical entity at the first host, and the second host to monitor a second traffic flow travelling through the second logical entity at the second host.

Abstract: Example methods are provided for configuring traffic flow monitoring in a virtualized computing environment. The method may comprise identifying a first logical entity and a second logical entity for which traffic flow monitoring is required and determining a span associated with the first logical entity and the second logical entity. The span may include a first host supporting the first logical entity and a second host supporting the second logical entity. The method may also comprise, based on the span, configuring the first host to monitor a first traffic flow travelling through the first logical entity at the first host, and the second host to monitor a second traffic flow travelling through the second logical entity at the second host.

Abstract: Example methods are provided for a first host to handle control-plane connectivity loss in a virtualized computing environment that includes the first host, multiple second hosts and a network management entity. The method may comprise: detecting a loss of control-plane connectivity between the first host and the network management entity; and generating a request message for control information that the first host is unable to obtain from the network management entity. The method may also comprise sending the request message via a peer-to-peer network that connects the first host with the multiple second hosts; and obtaining the control information from a response message that is sent by at least one of the multiple second hosts.