Using the matched data between infrared images of the geostationary meteorological satellite Himawari-8 and the product 2AGPROFGMI of Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM), the matched infrared brightness temperature (BT), brightness temperature difference (BTD) and surface precipitation are connected by pixel to pixel. Further more, because of the advantage of the more channels of geostationary meteorological satellite, two-dimensional and three-dimensional lookup tables of rain rate (RR) are established with the matched infrared brightness temperature, brightness temperature difference and surface precipitation. The lookup tables which can identify the rain rate of different grades are found by the retrieval tests. The three-dimensional lookup tables (BT10.4, BTD12.4-10.4, BTD6.2-7.3) show higher probability of detection (POD=0.8817) and lower false alarm rate (FAR=0.4042) when detecting the rain, so it can identify the areas of rainfall.
Two Anaerobic Filter (AF)-Biological Aerated Filter (BAF) systems, one for bioaugmented system and another for control system, were set-up to treat coking wastewater, and the influence of the introduced nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds on the reactor performance was investigated. The results showed that the COD removal efficiency of AF in both bioaugmented and control system was 35% while the BOD5/COD increased from 0.33 to 0.59 after the treatment of AF in both systems. When 100 mg/L carbazole was introduced to the influent, the COD removal efficiency of the bioaugmented AF remained 35% and BOD5/COD of the bioaugmented AF effluent decreased to 0.53, while the COD removal efficiency of the control AF declined to 23% and BOD5/COD of the control AF effluent dropped to 0.45. When 100 mg/L quinoline and 50 mg/L pyridine were introduced to the influent simultaneously, the COD removal efficiency of the bioaugmented AF decreased to 27% and BOD5/COD of the bioaugmented AF effluent decreased to 0.48, while the COD removal efficiency of the control AF declined to 12% and BOD5/COD of the control AF effluent decreased to 0.38. Moreover, the removal efficiencies of the introduced carbazole, quinolone and pyridine were 83%, 91% and 88% respectively after bioaugmented AF treatment, while the removal efficiencies of the introduced carbazole, quinolone and pyridine were 57%, 66% and 55% respectively after the control AF treatment. This indicated that the bioaugmented system was more effective to resist the impact of high concentration nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds. The GC-MS analysis of the bioangmented AF effluent indicated that the introduction of nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds led to an increment of the alkane and benzoic esters in the AF effluent. This study revealed the impact of the high concentration of organic compounds on A/O system for treating coking wastewater.