Method for Network Traffic Generation Based on User Behavior of Streaming Media

Shuai Zeng,Zhongying Wang,Guofeng Zhao,Shaocong Gai,Jie Duan,Yi Zhang 보안공학연구지원센터 2016 International Journal of Future Generation Communi Vol.9 No.12

Existing traffic generation methods generate traffic by the flow generator structured and then sent data packets, which had two problems, one is that the traffic generated is not enough authenticity, the other one is that the rate of flow is not high. For coping with the method for network traffic generation based on user behavior of streaming media and streaming media server was presented. The test results show that comparing with D-ITG, the size of traffic produced by this method has been obviously improved, and its principle indicates that the flow is highly authentic. The proposed method breaks through the traditional thinking of traffic generator sends packet by itself, which decreases the difficulty of the realization of the traffic generator and has good reference value for the researches and development of traffic generator.

Molecular features and functional studies of transcription factor, Cap ‘n’ collar C, in the brown planthopper, Nilaparvata lugens Stål (Hemiptera Delphacidae)

Zeng Bin,Feng Ze-Rui,Liu Ya-Ting,Chen Fu-Rong,Wang Shuai,Wu Shun-Fan,Yu Zhi-Tao,Gao Cong-Fen 한국응용곤충학회 2022 Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology Vol.25 No.4

Cap ‘n’ collar C (CncC), a transcription factor, plays a vital role in the development of insect resistance by regulating the expression of multiple detoxifying genes. Clarifying the molecular characteristics of CncC and its pathway regulating insecticide resistance will aid the development of integrated pest control strategies. Here we cloned and identified the molecular feature of CncC genes from the brown planthopper (BPH), Nilaparvata lugens (Stål), (Hemiptera Delphacidae). The full-length open reading frame of NlCncC was 3015 nucleotides with 1005 amino acids. The deduced amino acid sequence has a high similarity with other insect homologs and contains the characteristic Cnc/bZip domain architecture. Functional studies showed that silencing NlCncC by RNA interference (RNAi) could downregulate the transcript expression of NlCYP6ER1, NlCYP6CW1, and NlCYP6AY1, which increase the susceptibility to imidacloprid in N. lugens. The identification of molecular characteristics of NlCncC and func tional studies in this paper will contribute to designing effective control strategies for N. lugens.

Risk Factors for Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders Among Intensive Care Unit Nurses in China: A Structural Equation Model Approach

Shuai Yang,Li Li,Liqian Wang,Jiaqi Zeng,Yinglan Li 한국간호과학회 2020 Asian Nursing Research Vol.14 No.4

Purpose: This study explored the direct and indirect effects of risk factors of work-related musculoskeletaldisorders (WRMDs) in nurses working in intensive care units (ICUs). Methods: A cross-sectional study design was used. ICU nurses from 28 tertiary hospitals in the Hunanand Guangdong provinces participated in a survey conducted via a self-reported online questionnaire. Astructural equation model was used to fit the data and to evaluate associations among WRMDs and riskfactors. Results: Valid questionnaire samples were submitted by 984 ICU nurses. The prevalence of WRMDswithin the previous year among ICU nurses was 96.8%. A valid structural equation model was constructed,and a good fit was shown: Chi-square value/degrees of freedom ¼ 2.248; comparative fitindex ¼ .931; normal fit index ¼ .905; goodness-of-fit index ¼ .978; adjusted goodness-of-fit index ¼.966; and root mean square error of approximation ¼ .036. All regression coefficients for direct effectreached significant levels (critical ratio > 1.96 and p < .05). In the structural equation model, theoccurrence of WRMDs was directly affected by the following: physical factors, risk perception, and jobstress. Physical factors and a safe environment indirectly affected WRMDs through risk perception andjob stress. The strongest correlations with WRMDs were physical factors. Conclusion: The model provided a new perspective for understanding the associations among physicalfactors, workplace safety environment, risk perception, job stress, and WRMDs. To improve the practicesetting of the ICU, efforts should be made to help prevent WRMDs from physical, psychosocial, andenvironmental factors.

Template-free hydrothermal synthesis of hollow alumina microspheres and its excellent catalytic properties for thiolation

WeiMing Wang,Shuai Peng,XinTian Chen,YingMing Chen,Chuang Peng,Dong Zeng,Jun Xiong,Hao Liu,XiXian Yang,Ming Li 한국공업화학회 2023 Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Vol.118 No.-

In view of the important industrial application value of alumina supports in the field of oil refining andreforming, it is of great significance to develop a simple and economical synthesis method for the hierarchicalporous alumina. Herein, the hollow microsphere alumina was hydrothermally synthesized withouttemplate. The surface of the hollow microsphere alumina supports has a raised fluffy structure, themicrosphere diameter is about 5 8 lm, and the thickness of the shell is about 1 lm. The morphologyevolution process from solid microspheres to core–shell microspheres with spindle-shaped nanoclusters,and then to hollow fluffy microspheres with protruding surface was observed by investigating the effectof hydrothermal synthesis temperature on the morphology of microspheres. Because of its specific morphologyand surface characteristics, the microsphere can better disperse the active component KW toprepare KW/Al2O3 catalyst and used in the thiolation to methyl mercaptan. Compared with our previouslyused catalysts prepared from commercial alumina, this KW/Al2O3 catalyst was not only able togreatly reduce the amount of active component, but also exhibited higher CH3SH selectivity. On the10KW/Al catalyst, the CH3SH selectivity reached 66.2 % at 340 C, which was about 10 % higher than thatof the previous commercial alumina catalyst. This work can provide theoretical basis and practical guidancefor the reasonable design of new alumina support and high efficiency methyl mercaptan catalyst.

Factors controlling the geochemical differences between two types of rhyolites in the middle Okinawa Trough

Yuxiang Zhang,Zhigang Zeng,Xiaoyuan Wang,Shuai Chen,Xuebo Yin 한국지질과학협의회 2020 Geosciences Journal Vol.24 No.1

The origin of the felsic volcanic rocks in the Okinawa Trough (OT) remains uncertain. In the middle Okinawa Trough (MOT), two types of rhyolites (type 1 and type 2 rhyolites) have been recognized. Research on the diverse volcanic rocks should be prioritized to determine the magmatic origins of these rocks. Consequently, in this article, the geochemical differences and controlling factors for these two types of MOT rhyolites are systematically discussed. Type 2 rhyolites have higher Dy/Yb and Nb/Ta ratios than type 1 rhyolites, implying that the former might be influenced by a greater contribution of amphibole. Quantitative models suggest that type 1 rhyolites could have formed via the remelting of andesites when amphiboles remain in the source, whereas type 2 rhyolites could have formed without residual amphiboles. These two distinct melting models effectively explain most discrepancies between the major and trace element compositions of type 1 and 2 rhyolites. Additionally, the lower Mg# and δEu values of type 2 rhyolites are partly caused by significant magmatic differentiation. Quasi-linear correlations between some major oxides, trace element ratios and Sr-Nd isotopic ratios for type 2 rhyolites suggest that these rhyolites might have been contaminated by crustal rocks or melts with compositions similar to those of the Kueishantao (KST) andesites or the Middle Miocene upper crustal rocks of SW Japan. Therefore, isotopically enriched crustal materials likely remain in the OT crust.

An intelligent method to design die profile for rubber forming of complex curved flange part

Ling‑Yun Zhang,Shuai Zhou,Tian‑Zhang Zhao,Yi‑Pan Zeng 한국정밀공학회 2019 International Journal of Precision Engineering and Vol.20 No.1

Rubber forming is an important forming process for the manufacture of aircraft sheet metal parts. The springback is one of the main defects in rubber forming. Classical springback compensation by displacement adjustment method using finite simulation is not satisfactory. In this research, the algorithms of compensating the arc and flange surface of complex curved flange with correction formula are proposed by experiment. The correction formula was developed based on the CATIA V5 R19 using Component Application Architecture. Compensate profile is presented including surface pick up, line pick up, division, compensation, extending, and trimming. The die profile of part with complex curved flanges in aircraft could be designed rapidly. It was found that the forming pressure has a little effect on the springback. This is within the tolerance limits of the part. The results reveal the method can achieve the industrial part precisely. The method is demonstrated on an aircraft wing rib part.

Studies on Organosoluble Polyimides Based on a Series of New Asymmetric and Symmetric Dianhydrides: Structure/Solubility and Thermal Property Relationships

Haojun Fan,Ke Zeng,Qiao Guo,Shuai Gao,Dimeng Wu,Gang Yang 한국고분자학회 2012 Macromolecular Research Vol.20 No.1

A series of new asymmetric biphenyl dianhydrides, 2-phenoxy(o-methylphenoxy, m-methylphenoxy, and p-methylphenoxy)-4,4,5,5-biphenyltetracarboxylic dianhydrides, was readily synthesized using a five-step route. A new symmetric biphenyl dianhydride, 2,2-di(o-methylphenoxy)-4,4,5,5-biphenyltetracarboxylic dianhydride, was also synthesized using the similar procedure. The polyimides were prepared from such new dianhydrides and commercial diamines by high-temperature one-step polymerization. The asymmetric and symmetric substituent solubility and thermal property relationships of the resulting polyimides were investigated. Interestingly, the thermally reversible sol–gel transitions were observed for the polymer solutions of the polyimides derived from those asymmetric dianhydrides and 1,4-phenylenediamine (p-PDA). Unexpectedly, the polyimides derived from asymmetric dianhydrides did not show better organosolubility than those of the homologous polyimides derived from symmetric dianhydrides. The structures of the substituents (phenoxy, o-methylphenoxy, m-methylphenoxy and p-methylphenoxy)have a significant effect on both the solubility and the thermal properties of these polyimides. The polyimides derived from asymmetric dianhydrides show enhanced thermal properties relative to the symmetric dianhydridesderived polyimides. These results can be attributed to their different degrees of molecular packing revealed by wideangle X-ray diffraction measurements.

Highly-Efficient Graphene Pressure Sensor with Hierarchical Alarm for Detecting the Transient Internal Pressure of Transformer Bushing

Jiang Tianyan,Zhang Tao,Li Yang,Zeng Shuai,Liu Qiang,Bi Maoqiang 대한전기학회 2023 Journal of Electrical Engineering & Technology Vol.18 No.4

The safe operation of power transformer is vital to the reliability of modern power network. The bushing is a key component of transformer that serves to connect the transformer windings to the transmission lines. Due to its intricate structure and severe operating conditions, the bushing is among the most frequent cause of transformer failure. Therefore, it is essential to monitor the condition of transformer bushing for maintaining the safe and stable operation of grid. In this paper, we propose a graphene piezoresistive pressure sensor based on handkerchief paper (GHPPS) to monitor the internal pressure of transformer bushing. The GHPPS possesses a highly porous structure and a fibrous tissue, and exhibits a superb sensitivity to the variations of bushing internal pressure. Moreover, we compared the sensitivity and conductivity of the sensors with different paper layers. The GHPPS with 8 layers owns the highest sensitivity (15.6 kPa−1), the smallest response time (60 ms) and recovery time (75 ms), and the best stability. In addition, a hierarchical alarm device is used to test the monitoring capability of GHPPS at different pressure levels. The results prove that the GHPPS is a promising tool for monitoring bushing conditions.

Ratiometric and discriminative visualization of autophagic processes with a novel dual-responded lysosome-specific fluorescent probe

Fan Zheng,Yeshuo Ma,Jipeng Ding,Shuai Huang,Shengwang Zhang,Xueyan Huang,Bin Feng,Hongliang Zeng,Fei Chen,Wenbin Zeng 한국생체재료학회 2023 생체재료학회지 Vol.27 No.00

Background Autophagy is a critical self-eating pathway involved in numerous physiological and pathological processes. Lysosomal degradation of dysfunctional organelles and invading microorganisms is central to the autophagy mechanism and essential for combating disease-related conditions. Therefore, monitoring fluctuations in the lysosomal microenvironment is vital for tracking the dynamic process of autophagy. Although much effort has been put into designing probes for measuring lysosomal viscosity or pH separately, there is a need to validate the concurrent imaging of the two elements to enhance the understanding of the dynamic progression of autophagy. Methods Probe HFI was synthesized in three steps and was developed to visualize changes in viscosity and pH within lysosomes for real-time autophagy tracking. Then, the spectrometric determination was carried out. Next, the probe was applied to image autophagy in cells under nutrient-deprivation or external stress. Additionally, the performance of HFI to monitor autophagy was employed to evaluate acetaminophen-induced liver injury. Results We constructed a ratiometric dual-responsive probe, HFI, with a large Stokes shift over 200 nm, dualwavelength emission, and small background interference. The ratiometric fluorescent signal (R = I610/I460) of HFI had an excellent correlation with both viscosity and pH. More importantly, high viscosity and low pH had a synergistic promotion effect on the emission intensity of HFI, which enabled it to specially lit lysosomes without disturbing the inherent microenvironment. We then successfully used HFI to monitor intracellular autophagy induced by starvation or drugs in real-time. Interestingly, HFI also enabled us to visualize the occurrence of autophagy in the liver tissue of a DILI model, as well as the reversible effect of hepatoprotective drugs on this event. Conclusions In this study, we developed the first ratiometric dual-responsive fluorescent probe, HFI, for real-time revealing autophagic details. It could image lysosomes with minimal perturbation to their inherent pH, allowing us to track changes in lysosomal viscosity and pH in living cells. Ultimately, HFI has great potential to serve as a useful indicator for autophagic changes in viscosity and pH in complex biological samples and can also be used to assess drug safety.

One-Step Engineering of a Stable, Selectable Marker-Free Autoluminescent Acinetobacter baumannii for Rapid Continuous Assessment of Drug Activity

( Huofeng Jiang ),( Yamin Gao ),( Sheng Zeng ),( Shuai Wang ),( Zhizhong Cao ),( Yaoju Tan ),( Huancai Yin ),( Jianxiong Liu ),( Tianyu Zhang ) 한국미생물생명공학회(구 한국산업미생물학회) 2019 Journal of microbiology and biotechnology Vol.29 No.9

The rising cases of multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii (Ab) and the lack of effective drugs call for quick attention. Here, based on a Tn7 transposon and Xer/dif system, we constructed a stable, selectable marker-free autoluminescent Ab capable of producing visible light without extra substrates. Utilization of this autoluminescent reporter strain has the potential to reduce the time, effort and costs required for the evaluation of activities of anti-Ab drug candidates in vitro.