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Objectives: On 5th September 2022, an Ms 6.8 earthquake struck the Luding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province, China. This earthquake triggered extensive geological hazards in the moun‐ tainous area, leading to serious casualties. Rapidly and accurately obtaining the spatial distribution of the in‐ duced geological hazards is crucial for emergency decision-making and rescue after an earthquake. Methods: Based on the global coseismic landslide database and deep learning algorithm, this paper built a near real-time prediction model of spatial distribution probability of coseismic landslides, and obtained the prediction results of the geological hazards induced by the Luding earthquake within 2 hours after the event. Through the post-earthquake unmanned aerial vehicle （UAV） and satellite remote sensing images, ma‐ chine learning and deep learning algorithms were used to realize the automated recognition of large-scale geological hazards. A total of 3 633 earthquake-induced landslides with an area of 13.78 km2 were interpreted. Finally, the model was optimized by integrating these landslide data, and the prediction results of coseismic landslides with a broader area and higher accuracy were achieved. Results: The results show that the coseis‐ mic landslide prediction model can realize a rapid capture of spatial distribution of post-earthquake geologi‐ cal hazards, filling the blank period before the acquisition of post-earthquake remote sensing images and providing support for post-disaster emergency rescue. Conclusions: Intelligent identification technologies based on UAV and satellite remote sensing images are effective means to rapidly obtain the vital informa‐ tion of large-scale geological hazards. The achievements obtained in this paper played an important role in the emergency rescue after the Luding earthquake. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the continuous increase of shale gas production in China, the associated water production is also increasing, which is the mixture of the water used for hydraulic fracturing and the brine retained in shale formation. During the treatment of produced water, valuable elements such as lithium, potassium and bromine are further enriched and concentrated. especially lithium. resources, which has broad prospects for development and utilization, and can alleviate the contradiction between supply and demand of strategic resource lithium in China. In this paper, the shale gas resources in Sichuan are introduced and summarized mainly. And the ion content in the produced water of shale gas in Weiyuan and Changning areas in southern Sichuan is listed respectively. At present, the produced water volume of each well in Weiyuan and Changning is 19 800 m³ and 15 293 m³ respectively, and the lithium content in most of the produced water is 10, 62-58, 96 mg/L, which has high economic utilization value. The reserves and prospects of lithium resources in the produced water of shale gas are predicted. The applicability of extraction method, membrane separation method and adsorption method to the extraction of lithium in shale gas produced water are summarized, which provides the reference for the comprehensive utilization of lithium resources from shale gas formation in southern Sichuan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The influence of temperature on corrosion behavior of VM110SS casing steel in sour environment was studied in high temperature and high pressure autoclave by simulating the downhole environment of a gas field in Sichuan. The partial pressure of CO2, partial pressure of H2S and total pressure are 0.54 MPa, 0.41 MPa and 18 MPa respectively. The test temperature is from 30 °C to 150 °C. The relation between temperature and corrosion rate of the VM110SS steel can be obtained. The compositions and appearance of corrosion products were analyzed by SEM and EDS. The results showed that the corrosion rate of VM110SS increased firstly then decreased with the increase of test temperature. The maximum value appeared at 90 °C. The corrosion rate in gas phase was 0.838 mm/a, and the corrosion rate in liquid phase was 1.130 mm/a, which showed a extremely severe corrosion. Uniform corrosion characteristic was presented to specimens at all test temperatures and corrosion product was composed mainly of iron sulfides. The paper provides theoretical basis for casing corrosion mechanism at different temperature and guidance for casing steel selection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Tourism products are beset with unitary in forms, lack of individual personality, unable to meet tourists' expectation of high-quality experience. To resolve this issue, the paper selects Dai Park, Xishuangbanna and Jiaju Tibetan Village, Sichuan Province as a study case and designs a measuring scale aiming to adapt to tourists' recreational experience quality in China's local ethnic village based on foreign recreational experience preference scales. The empirical study shows that there exist six common factors in experience quality; namely, appreciating natural landscape, making acquaintance with new friends, relaxing psychological stress, enjoying the atmosphere of cultures and customs of ethnic minorities, learning national knowledge and doing physical exercises. In accordance with the results of quantitative evaluation, the paper offers strategies of optimizing tourism products in the hope of establishing tourism product spectrum of ethnic villages which is diversified in forms and reasonable in structure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper focuses on the construction of ethnic identities among the Ersu people, one of the minority groups of Ganluo and Yuexi counties in Sichuan province. In the 1980s, some Ersu intellectuals made a request to the Chinese state for the Ersu to be recognized as an autonomous minzu--Ersuzu or Ersu nationality. Meanwhile, some other members of the group insisted on being recognized as Zang, or Tibetan, nationality. That means there are two main factions among the Ersu: one faction wishes to identify themselves as Ersu and another faction prefer to be Zang or Tibetan. The Ersu faction wants to be classified as an autonomous minzu, while the Zang faction wants to identify themselves as a Tibetan sub-group. This paper examines the diverse views on choosing ethnic identities among Ersu people. It discusses how they choose and construct their ethnic identities. It also shows that the state plays a crucial role in the people's identity politics. Seeking the best economic and political advantages, as well as a better position in relations of power, Ersu people choose their ethnic identities rationally in diverse ways. At the same time, both factions agree that they belong to same group--Perzii-Ersu group, which can be understood as a Primordialis identity. This paper contributes to the ethnography of the Ersu as well as an understanding of state policy and ethnogenesis. It shows the relevance of rational choice theory in understanding choice of identity among an ethnic minority in China. It also shows the importance of cultural features or Primordialism in identity expression. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aiming at the plugging of natural gas hydrate in the development of Sichuan and Chongqing gas field in winter, PetroChina Southwest Oil and Gasfield Company has carried on a lot of researches on the prevention and management technology of natural gas hydrate and gained some important research results and better prevention effects. Based on the present situation of the plugging of natural gas hydrate in Sichuan and Chongqing sour gas field in winter recently, this paper analyzed and summarized the main reasons of hydrate plugging, introduced there search and application development on the prevention of natural gas hydrate and management technology such as the prediction of natural gas hydrate formation in Sichuan and Chongqing oil and gas field, the development and field application of the kinetic hydrate inhibitors, and put forward the development direction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzed production and consumption situation of fossil fuel in Sichuan province. It showed that fossil fuel in Sichuan suffered from insufficiency, low quality, difficult mining, contradiction between production -- consumption structure and energy storage structure, high intensity and low utilization in energy consumption and high carbon dioxide emission. Under the low -- carbon development with the consideration of economics and environment, the proposals for fossil fuel development in Sichuan province are put forward. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to prevent acid gas CO2 from corroding downhole strings of Xujiahe gas well in west Sichuan, corrosion inhibitor is regularly added to the gas well according to experience. For the purpose of establishing a more rational inhibitor dosing system, inhibitor concentration in produced fluid requires to be measured. In this paper, ultraviolet spectrophotometry was adapted to eliminate interference on the basis of analyzing interference factors of gas well produced fluid and standard curve of inhibitor concentration in produced fluid was established. In the case that inhibitor mass concentration range is 0 ~ 100mg/L, there exists a good linear relationship between inhibitor mass concentration and absorbance. The determination of aqueous solution of corrosion inhibitor prepared for gas well produced water shows that measurement tolerance is less than 10%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The social cognition of rural youth is the foundation of the development of the new socialist countryside. Through the results of a survey, this paper analyses the social cognitive characteristics of Sichuan rural youth in terms of policy cognition, social anticipation, social sentiment, and so forth. The authors raise some key issues related to this subject. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aimed at the application situation of light hydrocarbon plant of northwestern Sichuan Gas District of PetoChina Southwest Oil & Gasfield Company, this paper deeply analyzed the factors affecting the light hydrocarbon yield. hen, a series of reform measures to improve the light hydrocarbon yield were proposed, which included expander amelioration, expansion rate adjustment, pressure of the seal gas control and opening degree of nozzle adjustment. The result showed hat the obvious effect can be obtained after taking above measures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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