The prediction and suppression of sea clutter have long been challenging issues in the field of maritime target detection. Traditional sea clutter prediction algorithms often struggle to effectively model complex sea clutter data. When predicting sea clutter based on temporal correlations, the clutter data from adjacent range cells can influence each other, resulting in low prediction accuracy. To address these challenges, this paper analyzes the spatio-temporal correlation of sea clutter and designs a spatio-temporal prediction network based on a self-attention mechanism, which comprehensively analyzes sea clutter data across multiple range cells. Subsequently, the cross-spectrum was employed to compare the frequency coherence between the predicted sea clutter and the measured sea clutter. A bandpass filter was then designed to accurately suppress the clutter by targeting the specific frequency band of the target signal. The proposed spatio-temporal prediction model and suppression algorithm were evaluated using three sea clutter measured datasets collected from IPIX radar, X-band radar, and UHF-band radar. The results demonstrate that, compared with a temporal LSTM model, the proposed prediction algorithm reduced the overall average mean squared error (MSE) by 0.06 and improved prediction accuracy by approximately 26.18%, while the suppression algorithm effectively enhanced the signal-to-clutter ratio (SCR) of the radar echo, achieving an improvement of 17.03 dB.

The pressure-gradient Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) vector hydrophone is a novel type of sensor capable of simultaneously acquiring both scalar and vectorial information within an acoustic field. Conventional azimuth estimation methods struggle to achieve high-resolution localization using a single pressure-gradient MEMS vector hydrophone. In practical marine environments, the multiple signal classification (MUSIC) algorithm is hampered by significant resolution performance loss. Similarly, the complex acoustic intensity (CAI) method is constrained by a high-resolution threshold for multiple targets, often resulting in inaccurate azimuth estimates. Therefore, a cross-spectral model between the acoustic pressure and the particle velocity for the pressure-gradient MEMS vector hydrophone was established. Integrated with an improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) algorithm, a high-resolution azimuth estimation method utilizing this hydrophone is proposed. Furthermore, the corresponding Cramér-Rao Bound is derived. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm accurately resolves two targets separated by only 5° at a low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 5 dB, boasting a root mean square error of approximately 0.35° and a 100% success rate. Compared with the CAI method and the MUSIC algorithm, the proposed method achieves a lower resolution threshold and higher estimation accuracy, alongside low computational complexity that enables efficient real-time processing. Field tests in an actual seawater environment validate the algorithm’s high-resolution performance as predicted by simulations, thus confirming its practical efficacy. The proposed algorithm addresses key limitations in underwater detection by enhancing system robustness and offering high-resolution azimuth estimation. This capability holds promise for extending to multi-target scenarios in complex marine settings.

This paper aims to unveil the symmetry–asymmetry transition mechanisms in transient fault waveforms of offshore wind power AC/DC transmission systems, addressing the critical limitation of traditional simulation methods of the fact that they cannot characterize the dynamic evolution of system symmetry, such as static impedance adjustment failing to capture transient asymmetry caused by parameter imbalance or converter control. It proposes a fault waveform simulation approach integrating mechanism analysis, scenario extraction, and model optimization. Key contributions include clarifying the quantitative links between key system parameters like submarine cable capacitance and inductance and symmetry–asymmetry characteristics, defining the transient decay rate oscillation frequency and voltage peak as core indicators to quantify symmetry breaking intensity; classifying typical fault scenarios into a symmetry-breaking type with synchronous three-phase imbalance and a persistent asymmetry type with zero-sequence and negative-sequence distortion based on symmetry evolution dynamics and revising grid-connection test indices such as lowering the low-voltage ride-through threshold and specifying the voltage type for different test objectives; and constructing a simplified embedded RLC second-order model with symmetry–asymmetry constraints to reproduce the whole process of symmetric steady state–fault symmetry breaking–recovery symmetry reconstruction. Simulation results verify the method’s effectiveness, with symmetry indicator reproduction errors ≤ 5% and asymmetric feature fitting goodness R² ≥ 0.92, which confirms that the method can effectively reveal the symmetry–asymmetry mechanisms of offshore wind power fault transients and provides reliable technical support for improving offshore wind power fault simulation accuracy and grid-connection test reliability, laying a theoretical basis for the grid-connection testing of offshore wind turbines and promoting the stable operation of offshore wind power systems.

Sea clutter introduces a significant amount of non-target reflections in the echo signals received by radar, complicating target detection and identification. To address the challenge of existing filter parameters being unable to adapt in real-time to the characteristics of sea clutter, this paper integrates ocean numerical models into the sea clutter spectrum estimation. By adjusting filter parameters based on the spectral characteristics of sea clutter, the accurate suppression of sea clutter is achieved. In this paper, the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model is employed to simulate the ocean dynamic parameters within the radar detection area. Hydrological data are utilized to calibrate the parameterization scheme of the WRF model. Based on the simulated ocean dynamic parameters, empirical formulas are used to calculate the sea clutter spectrum. The filter coefficients are updated in real-time using the sea clutter spectral parameters, enabling precise suppression of sea clutter. The suppression algorithm is validated using X-band radar-measured sea clutter data, demonstrating an improvement factor of 17.22 after sea clutter suppression.

The randomness and fluctuation of wind power output will cause certain waste in capacity allocation of integrated energy system. Therefore, a robust chance constrained optimization model is proposed to solve the shortcomings of the traditional model in wind power output analysis, such as weak reliability and conservative results. First, the uncertainty of wind power output is analyzed. Second, a robust chance constrained optimization model combining stochastic programming and robust optimization is established to deal with the uncertainty of the output power of the integrated energy system objectively. Finally, the results are compared with the existing integrated energy system capacity configuration, and the validity of the model is verified. The results show that the robust chance constrained optimization model proposed in this paper can effectively reduce the capacity cost by 38.2% while ensuring the robustness of the system in wind power uncertainty analysis.

In this paper, in response to the development of science and technology leading to the development of inkstone culture heritage is hindered, the design and realization of the inkstone culture virtual museum, the use of 3DsMax to build a Chinese cultural style museum scene, design based on the MVC architecture under the backpack system to achieve the museum collection of inkstone overall display, the design of the ScriptableObject storage list for the collection of inkstone specific information and inkstone model for Lightweight storage, according to the virtual reality collision detection technology, human-computer interaction technology, animation system design to realize the scene roaming in the museum, human-computer interaction, data management, cultural and creative game content, to increase the gamification of cultural and creative content, to achieve the inkstone culture digital protection and inheritance.