Guo shoujing biography of albert

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    Ming dynasty

    Imperial dynasty of China from to

    For other uses, see Ming (disambiguation) and Ming Dynasty (disambiguation).

    Great Ming

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    		Hongwu Emperor

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    		Wanli Emperor

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    		Chongzhen Emperor
    Historical eraEarly modern

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    		23 January

    •&#;Beijing designated as capital

    		28 October

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    The Ming dynasty, officially the Great Ming, was an imperial dynasty of China that ruled from to

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  • Space-time PM mapping in the severe haze region of Jing-Jin-Ji (China) using a synthetic approach.

    PubMed

    He, Junyu; Christakos, George

    Long- and short-term exposure to PM is of great concern in China due to its adverse population health effects. Characteristic of the severity of the situation in China is that in the Jing-Jin-Ji region considered in this work a total of excess deaths have been attributed to short-term PM exposure during the period January , Technically, the processing of large space-time PM datasets and the mapping of the space-time distribution of PM concentrations often constitute high-cost projects. To address this situation, we propose a synthetic modeling framework based on the integration of (a) the Bayesian maximum entropy method that assimilates auxiliary information from land-use regression and artificial neural network (ANN) model outputs based on PM monitoring, satellite remote sensing data, land use and geographical records, with (b) a space-time p

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