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| 1 | Magnetic characteristics and its environmental implications of core YSJD-86GC sediments from the southern South China Sea显示文摘Sediments of core YSJD-86GC(referred to as86GC)collected from the southern South China Sea were selected for environmental magnetic studies.Combined with the published chronological framework,sediment magnetic properties were revealed for the study area since the MIS3 stage.The rock magnetic results indicate that low-coercivity magnetite is the main magnetic mineral within the sediments.Also,a certain amounts of hematite are present.The King plot and Day plot,which reflect the magnetic particle size,show that fine-grained pseudo-single-domain phase magnetic particles dominate the magnetic minerals in the sediments.Comparison of magnetic parameters and geochemical indicators show that magnetic properties of core 86GC sediments reflect a terrigenous input.Simultaneously,magnetic characteristics of the studied sediment are influenced by the quantity of terrigenous sediment input,oxidation-reduction conditions of the provenance area,and the transportation environment and distance.Sea level fluctuation caused by global climate change was the main factor for variation in concentration of magnetic minerals and magnetic particle size of thestudied core sediments.Thus,variation of sediment magnetic properties in the study area can be used as an indirect indicator of sea level fluctuation. | Tingping Ouyang Chengjing Tian Zhaoyu Zhu Yan Qiu Erwin Appel Shuqing Fu | 2014 | Chinese Science Bulletin2014，59，25： | 3 |
| 2 | Environmental problems of rod soil along the coast of South China显示文摘 | Zhu Zhaoyu Zhou Houyun Xu Yifang Ouyang Tingping Deng Qinglu | 2002 | Soil Use Manage2002，18，1： | 1 |
| 3 | Assessing impact of urbanization on river water quality in the Pearl River Delta Economic Zone, China 显示文摘 | OUYANG Tingping ZHU Zhaoyu KUANG Yaoqiu | 2006 | Environmental Monitoring and Assessment2006，120，123： | 1 |
| 4 | River Water Quality and Pollution Sources in the Pearl River Delta,China显示文摘 | OUYANG Tingping ZHU Zhaoyu KUANG Yaoqiu | 2005 | Journal of Environmental Monitoring2005，7，： | 1 |
| 5 | Assessing Impact of Urbanization on River Water Quality in the Pearl River Delta Economic Zone,China显示文摘 | OUYANG Tingping ZHU Zhaoyu KUANG Yaoqiu | 2006 | Environmental Monitoring and Assessment2006，120，： | 1 |
| 6 | Assess ing impact of urbanization on river water quality in 1he Pear River Delta Economic Zone, China显示文摘 | OUYANG Tingping ZHU Zhaoyu KUANG Yaoqiu | 2006 | Environmental Monilo ring and Assessment2006，120，31： | 1 |
| 7 | A New Assessment Method for Urbanization Environmental Impact:Urban Environment Entropy Model and Its Application显示文摘 | Ouyang Tingping Fu Shuqing Zhu Zhaoyu | 2008 | Environmental Monitoring and Assessment2008，146，1： | 1 |
| 8 | Building the new international science of the agriculture-food-water-environment Nexus in China and the world显示文摘The multiple,complex and systemic problems of the agriculture-food-water-environment nexus(“Nexus”)are among the most significant challenges of the 21st century.China is a key site for Nexus research amidst profound socio-environmental problems.The policy implications of these problems have been authoritatively summarized elsewhere.This study presents discussions at an international workshop in Guangzhou that asked instead“What science is needed to deliver the growing policy commitments regarding these challenges?And,What changes are needed to the science itself?”Understanding and effective intervention regarding the Nexus calls for a paradigm shift:to a new kind of science of(capacity for)international,interdisciplinary,and impactful research working with and within complex socio-natural systems.We here argue that science must become proactive in approach,striving only for“minimal harm”not“silver bullet”solutions,and adopting an explicitly long-term strategic perspective.Together,these arguments lead to calls for reorienting science and science policy in three ways:from short-term remediation to longer-term optimization;from a focus on environmental threats to one on the opportunities for international collaborative learning;and toward supporting new forms of scientific career.We bring these points together by recommending a new form of scientific institution:a global network of collaborative Nexus Centres,under the umbrella of a global Food Nexus Organization akin to those of the human genome and proteome. | Xinguang Zhu Martin Parry Yonglong Lu Matthew Heard Guangguo Ying Simon Vaughan Jianbo Shen Alan Jenkins Yunpeng Wang Silvia Lacorte Tingping Ouyang Francisco Pedrero Salcedo Jun Niu John Quinton Chunling Luo Fusuo Zhang Gan Zhang William Davies Kevin Jones David Tyfield | 2016 | Ecosystem Health and Sustainability2016，2，11： | 0 |
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