An updated list of monogenoidea from marine fishes of Vietnam

In this paper, we updated the list of monogenean species from marine fishes of Vietnam. Taxonomic position of monogenean species were arranged according to the current classification system. A total of 220 monogenean species from 152 marine fish species were listed. Distribution, hosts and references of each species were given. In addition, amendations of taxonomic status of taxa were also updated. 

Development Of A GIS-Based Watershed Modeling Tool

A GIS-based numerical tool makes watershed and water quality studies easier by bringing key data and analytical components under one GIS roof. Using the familiar Windows environment, analysts can efficiently access international and national environmental information, apply assessment and planning tools, and run a variety of proven, robust point and non-point loading and water quality models. With many of necessary components together in one system, the analysis time is significantly reduced, a greater variety of questions can be answered, and data and management needs can be more efficiently identified. Minimal data requirements and an ease of application are a motivation to develop a new simpler GIS-based watershed modeling tool, particularly for developing countries where there are a lack of temporal and spatial series of data. An objective of this study is to develop such GIS-based numerical tool for assessment of water balance and runoff pollutions caused by point and non-point sources in watershed systems. The core of the model is based on Generalized Watershed Loading Functions with a number of additions and enhancements of runoff, sediment and daily time step calculations. The model is programming in VB.NET, and designed to complement and interoperate with enterprise and full-featured MapWindow open source GIS. It has two components: a runoff component included water balance and nutrient load modules, and a routing component engaged with HEC-RAS model. All components are merging under GIS MapWindow functions as plug-ins. The model has been verified and validated for the Spring Creek watershed (Pennsylvania) and the Tri-An watershed (Vietnam). A comparison between the results obtained from the model and observations, as well as with results from a well-known AVGWLF shows very good agreements. This watershed modeling tool can be served as a multipurpose environmental analysis system in performing watershed- and water-quality-based studies

Development of a GIS-Based Numerical Model for Watershed and Water Quality Studies

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A Rank-Deficient and Sparse Penalized Optimization Model for Compressive Indoor Radar Target Localization

This paper proposes a rank-deficient and sparse penalized optimization method for addressing the problem of through-wall radar imaging (TWRI) in the presence of structured wall clutter. Compressive TWRI enables fast data collection and accurate target localization, but faces with the challenges of incomplete data measurements and strong wall clutter. This paper handles these challenges by formulating the task of wall-clutter removal and target image reconstruction as a joint low-rank and sparse regularized minimization problem. In this problem,  the low-rank regularization is used to capture the low-dimensional structure of the wall signals and the sparse penalty is employed to represent the image of the indoor targets. We introduce an iterative algorithm based on the forward-backward proximal gradient technique to solve the large-scale optimization problem, which simultaneously removes unwanted wall clutter and reconstruct an image of indoor targets. Simulated and real radar data are used to validate the effectiveness of the proposed rank-deficient and sparse regularized optimization approach