美国地下管线档案信息管理对我国的启示

doi:10.16065/j.cnki.issn1002-1620.2012.01.020

档案学研究

2012, Vol. 26

Issue (1): 85-88 DOI: 10.16065/j.cnki.issn1002-1620.2012.01.020

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美国地下管线档案信息管理对我国的启示

姜中桥¹, 江贻芳²

1 住房和城乡建设部科技发展促进中心北京 100835
2 北京市测绘设计研究院北京 100038

The Enlightenment of American Underground Pipeline Archives Information Management to Our Country

Zhongqiao Jiang¹, Yifang Jiang²

1 Development of Science and Technology Promotion Center, Housing and Rural-Urban Ministry of Construction, Beijing, 100835
2 Beijing Institute of Surveying and Mapping, Beijing, 100038

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摘要：

城市地下管线是城市的重要基础设施,近年来,外力施工破坏地下管线的事故时有发生,美国自2007年开始实施的“一呼通体系（One-call Notification System）”,是地下管线安全防护方面有益的探索。文章在对该体系基本情况及其实施效果分析的基础上,结合我国地下管线管理实际,分析了美国地下管线管理模式对我国的启示。

Abstract:

Urban underground pipeline is main infrastructure in city. For the past few years,accidents of underground pipeline that destroyed by external forces were frequently occurred.Since 2007,American started to carry out One-call Notification System,which was a profitable exploration in protect aspect to underground pipeline. Based on the analysis to the basic case and application effect of this system,and combine to the underground pipeline managing practice in our country,this article analyzes enlightenment that American underground pipeline management mode to our country.

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姜中桥, 江贻芳. 美国地下管线档案信息管理对我国的启示[J]. 档案学研究, 2012, 26(1): 85-88.

Zhongqiao Jiang, Yifang Jiang. The Enlightenment of American Underground Pipeline Archives Information Management to Our Country. Archives Science Study, 2012, 26(1): 85-88.

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