Objective To investigate status of internet addiction and circadian typology in college students and to explore the relationship between circadian typology and internet addiction. Methods A total of 3 572 college students including freshmen and juniors was enrolled in the study. Circadian typology and internet addiction were assessed by morningness-eveningness questionnaire(MEQ) and internet addiction test (IAT) respectively. All questionnaires were self-reported. Results The score of IAT was (38. 46±11. 84) points and incidence of internet addiction was 41. 7%. Freshmen and juniors were significantly different in distribution of circadian typology and IAT scores(χ2=10. 51,P<0. 05; t=5. 90,P<0. 01). Proportion of the evening type and scores of IAT of juniors(33. 0%,(39. 66±12. 71)points) were both higher than those of freshmen(28. 3%,(37. 32±10. 82)points). For freshmen,IAT scores of evening type students((40. 79± 11. 33)points) was higher than those of intermediate type students((36. 54±10. 27)points) and morning type students((32. 27±9. 66)points),and the differences were statistically significant(F=51. 81,P<0. 01). For juniors,IAT scores of evening type students((42. 90±13. 02)points) was higher than those of intermedi-ate type students((38. 61±12. 19)points) and morning type students((34. 06±11. 92)points),and the differences were statistically significant(F=37. 80,P<0. 01). After adjusting for gender,age,grade and par-ents’ educational level by analysis of covariance,IAT scores were still statistically different in circadian ty-pology(F=93. 53,P<0. 01). Results from ordinal logistic regression showed that grade(juniors compared to freshman,OR=1. 42,P<0. 01) and circadian typology (evening type compared to morning type,OR=3. 82,P<0. 01; intermediate type compared to morning type,OR=1. 97,P<0. 01) were independent factors influen- cing internet addiction. Conclusion Internet addiction of college students is at a high level and different in grades. Compared with junior students,senior students are at a higher level of internet addiction. College students with evening type are more likely to be internet addicted.

Objective To study the drifting law of floats and potential risks of Oncomelania hupensis diffusion in the water diversion rivers of the east route of South?to?North Water Diversion Project. Methods The O. hupensis snails in the river chan?nels were monitored by the salvage method and snail luring method with rice straw curtains,and the diffusion possibility of snails along with water was assessed through the drift test of floats with GPS. Results In the flood seasons from 2006 to 2013, totally 8 338.0 kg of floats were salvaged,and 2 100 rice straw curtains were put into water in the Li Canal and Jinbao shipping channel,but no Oncomelania snails were found. The drift test of floats with GPS before water diversion showed that the flow ve?locity on water surface(northbound)was 0.45 m/s,the average drift velocity of the floats was 0.56-0.60 m/s,and the average drift distances each time were 999.70- 1 995.50 m in the Gaoshui River section,while there were no obvious drift in Jinbao shipping channel section. During the water diversion period,the flow velocity on water surface(northbound)was 0.45 m/s,the average drift velocity of the floats was 0.35-0.41m/s,and the average drift distances each time were 1 248.06-1 289.44 m in the Gaoshui River,while in Jinbao shipping channel section,the flow velocity on water surface was 0.28 m/s,the average drift velocity of the floats was 0.25- 0.27 m/s,and the average drift distances each time were 477.76- 496.38 m. The drift test showed that the floats gradually closed to the river bank as affected by water flow,wind direction and ship waves,when blocked by the reeds,water plants or other obstacles,and they would stopped and could not continue to drift without outside help. Con?clusions There are no Oncomelania snails found in the river channels of the east route of South?to?North Water Diversion Proj?ect. The drifting distance of the floating debris along with the water is restricted by the flow rate and shore environment.