Friday, 20 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON FLUID MECHANICS
Transactions ID Number: 42-110
Full Name: Amena Ferdousi
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Department of EEE, Eastern University, H#8/A, R#4, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1207
Country: BANGLADESH
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Title of the Paper: The Effect of Radiation on Natural Convection Flow of Fluid with Variable Viscosity from a Porous Vertical Plate in Presence of Heat Generation
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Amena Ferdousi, M. A. Alim
Email addresses of all the authors: amenaferdousi@gmail.com, maalim@math.buet.ac.bd
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: This paper presents a new extension for the effect of radiation on natural convection flow with variable viscosity from a porous vertical plate in presence of heat generation. The governing boundary layer equations are first transformed into a non dimensional form and the resulting non linear system of partial differential equations are then solved numerically using finite difference method together with Keller-Box scheme. The numerical results show that the variable viscosity affects the surface shear stress and the rate of heat transfer, which are here in terms of skin friction coefficient and local Nusselt number. It affects velocity as well as temperature profiles also. These are shown graphically and tabular form for a selection of parameters set of consisting of viscosity variation parameterƒ×, heat generation parameter Q, radiation effect Rd, Prandtl number Pr.
Keywords: Radiation effect, Porous plate, Heat generation, Natural convection, variable viscosity
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Thursday, 19 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS
Transactions ID Number: 89-132
Full Name: Pavel Sedlak
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Studentska 95, Pardubice, 532 10
Country: CZECH REPUBLIC
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Title of the Paper: Spatial Analyses Help to Find Movement Barriers for Physically Impaired People in the City Environment - Case Study of Pardubice, Czech Republic
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Pavel Sedlak, Jitka Komarkova, Adriana Piverkova
Email addresses of all the authors: pavel.sedlak@upce.cz, jitka.komarkova@upce.cz, adriana.piverkova@student.upce.cz
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: One of the main aims of the contemporary society is to provide barrier-free environment so all physically impaired people can move safely and without any discomfort. Utilization of GIS and spatial analyses to identify barriers for physically impaired people in the city of Pardubice (Czech Republic) is described in the paper. At first, data had to be collected. Then, database queries, proximity analyses and network analyses were used to analyze them, find barriers and evaluate friendliness of the city environment for people with physical impairment. Proposal for the future work are presented in the paper too.
Keywords: physically impaired, GIS, barriers, spatial analyses
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Special (Invited) Session: Identification of Movement Barriers for Physically Impaired People in the City Environment by means of Spatial Analyses
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON COMPUTERS
Transactions ID Number: 89-131
Full Name: Jitka Komarkova
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: FES, University of Pardubice, Studentska 95, 532 10 Pardubice
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Title of the Paper: Usability User Testing of Selected Web-based GIS Applications
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Jitka Komarkova, Martin Jedlicka, Miloslav Hub
Email addresses of all the authors: Jitka.Komarkova@upce.cz, Martin.Jedlicka@student.upce.cz, Miloslav.Hub@upce.cz
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Web-based geographic information systems (WGIS) are focused on end-users who have only a very limited knowledge of GIS, if any. For this reason, WGIS applications have to be user-friendly. In the terms of a software quality, WGIS applications have to be usable. Lately, many various usability evaluation methods have been developed. Real users or their representatives are included in some of them. Other methods are based only on GIS experts' evaluation of applications. Advantage of deploying real users or at least their representatives is clear – they are able to identify some usability problems which could not be identified by experts. The problem is that usability evaluation in a real situation done by real users is quite difficult. Experimental user usability testing done by representatives of users is the next possibility. In this case, artificial environment is prepared in a laboratory and the whole experiment must be precisely conducted and controlled. In all c!
ases usability testing method must be precisely proposed and/or adapted for the given situation and conditions. Aim of the paper is to propose a suitable experimental method based on usability user testing to identify the most serious usability problems of 14 equal WGIS applications (all applications are run by the Czech Regional Authorities and they are targeted at citizens and other end users). The proposed method is qualitative, so its main aim is to identify the most serious usability problems of the evaluated applications. The proposed method, results of testing and identified problems are described in the end of the paper.
Keywords: Usability, User testing, Web-based GIS
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Special (Invited) Session: Web-based Geographic Information Systems and their Usability
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-130
Full Name: Reeli Kuhi-Thalfeldt
Position: Researcher
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Ehitajate tee 5, 19086 Tallinn
Country: ESTONIA
Tel: 5186241
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Title of the Paper: Estonian electricity production scenarios and their CO2 and SO2 emissions until 2030
Authors as they appear in the Paper: R.Kuhi-Thalfeldt, A.Kuhi-Thalfeldt, J.Valtin
Email addresses of all the authors: reeli.kuhithalfeldt@ttu.ee, aron.kuhithalfeldt@mail.ee, juhan.valtin@ttu.ee
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: Closing of old oil-shale based power plants and fast development of wind power has raised several issues regarding possible future electricity production capacities in Estonia and their environmental performance. In February 2009 Estonian government adopted a new Development Plan of Energy Sector until 2020. This study was performed in conjunction to the strategic environmental assessment of the plan highlighting especially the CO2 and SO2 emissions of electricity production scenarios. The analysis is carried out using the Long range Energy Alternatives Planning System (LEAP) software, which is suitable for elaborating the scenarios and their impact on power balance and to the environment.
Keywords: Estonia, development plan, CO2 emissions, SO2 emissions, oil shale, wind power
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Special (Invited) Session: The effect of Estonian electricity production scenarios on CO2 and SO2 emissions in 2000-2030
Organizer of the Session: 626-281
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Transactions ID Number: 42-109
Full Name: Saleh Al-Jufout
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: P.O. Box 92, Tafila 66110
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Title of the Paper: Differential-Algebraic Model of Ring Electric Power Systems for Simulation of both Transient and Steady-State Conditions
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Saleh Al-Jufout
Email addresses of all the authors: drjufout@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: this paper presents a procedure for mathematical modelling of ring electric power systems for simulation of both transient and steady-state conditions. The idea of this procedure has been based on nodal voltages technique and on differentiation of Kirchhoff's current law (KCL) applied to each non-reference node of the system, the result of which a system of algebraic equations for nodal voltages has been obtained. Currents flowing through the electric power system components have been determined by solving their respective differential equations. The overall number of the algebraic and differential equations has been decreased by one third by transforming the three-phase coordinate system into Cartesian coordinate system, where the use of the latter does not ignore the DC component during transient conditions, but restricts the model's implementation for symmetrical modes of operation only. A numerical example for a four-bus ring electric power system with graphica!
l results has been computed and illustrated.
Keywords: Mathematical Model, Ring System, Transients, Steady State
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS
Transactions ID Number: 89-129
Full Name: JALALUDDIN ABDUL MALEK
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Centre of Social, Development and Environmental Studies, Faculty of Social Science & Humanity, National University of Malaysia (UKM), UKM, Bangi, 43600, Selangor
Country: MALAYSIA
Tel: 6012-3865514
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Title of the Paper: Informative Global Community Development Index of Intelligent City
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Abstract: - Informative Global Community Development Index (IGC) is an analysis method that looks at the development of the community currently residing in a intelligent city. From the understanding method, the development of intelligent cities based on a deontological ethics, the process of developing an intelligent city has to return maximum interest to the majority of the residing community in terms of hardware and software. The enhancement of IGC has become vital as the mile mark in developing Malaysia into a developed nation by the year 2020. In conjunction to that the method of cumulative index analysis IGC development has been used in this research as the main method in measuring the development of IGC. About 127 middle class families in Subang Jaya Smart City were chosen as research respondents in order to measure the IGC development index in Subang Jaya. All the variables are covered under ability component (humanware), management component and informatio!
n supervision (infoware), components of ownership and communication and information technology usage (technoware), as well as the usage value of ICT and cyber ethics (valueware). The IGC development Index which was used utilized the Rogers scale which looked at levels of innovation, pre-acceptance, pre-majority, final majority and final scale. The analysis showed that most of the residents in Subang Jaya only achieved IGC development in the pre-acceptance, pre-majority and final majority scale. This meant that there weren't any of the residents in Subang Jaya which achieved the final scale.
Keywords: Informative Global Community Development Index and Intelligent City
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Special (Invited) Session: Informative Global Community Development Index of Informative Smart City
Organizer of the Session: 626-264.doc
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON MATHEMATICS
Transactions ID Number: 89-128
Full Name: Ozer Ozdemir
Position: Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Anadolu University, Faculty of Science, Department of Statistics, Eskisehir
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Title of the Paper: an application of fuzzy time series to improve ise forecasting
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Memmedaga Memmedli, Ozer Ozdemir
Email addresses of all the authors: mmammadov@anadolu.edu.tr, ozerozdemir@anadolu.edu.tr
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The problem of fuzzy time series forecasting plays an important role in many scientific areas such as statistics and neural networks. While forecasting fuzzy time series, most of forecasting applications use the same length of intervals. The determination of length of intervals is significant and critical in fuzzy time series forecasting. The usage of convenient performance measure may also have an important affect for forecasting studies. MSE (Mean squared error) as a performance measure is widely used in many studies. The aim of this paper is to improve fuzzy time series forecasting by using different length of intervals with neural networks according to various performance measures. For this reason, we take ISE (Istanbul stock exchange) national-100 index as a large data set for forecasting. We use various performance measures such as MSE, RMSE (Root mean squared error), MAE (Mean absolute error) and MAPE (Mean absolute percentage error) to compare forecasting p!
erformances with different length of intervals. The empirical results show that the most convenient length of intervals can be chosen as 300 by comparing overall performance of MSE, RMSE, MAE and MAPE by using neural networks.
Keywords: Forecasting, Fuzzy time series, Neural networks, Ise national-100 index, Performance measures, Length of intervals.
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Special (Invited) Session: A Comparison Study of Performance Measures and Length of Intervals in Fuzzy Time Series by Neural Networks
Organizer of the Session: 626-282
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Transactions ID Number: 89-127
Full Name: Cigdem Giriftinoglu
Position: Doctor (Researcher)
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Anadolu University, Science Faculty, Department of Statistics, Eskisehir, TURKEY
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Title of the Paper: generalized entropy optimization distributions dependent on parameter in time series
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Aladdin Samilov, Cigdem Giriftinoglu
Email addresses of all the authors: asamilov@anadolu.edu.tr, cgiriftinoglu@anadolu.edu.tr
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In this paper, we have proposed Generalized Entropy Optimization Problems (GEOP) concerned with parameters which consist of maximizing Entropy Functional subject to constraints dependent on parameters. Therefore, MinMaxEnt and MaxMaxEnt distributions are obtained as solutions of these problems. On bases of MinMaxEnt distribution we have developed a new estimation method of obtaining missing values in time series. Mentioned estimation method is applied to the data generated from autoregressive model for one missing value. The performance of the developed method is evaluated by mean square errors (MSE) calculated from simulation studies and the validity of this method is shown.
Keywords: MinMaxEnt Distribution, MaxEnt Distribution, Time Series with Missing Value, Estimation of Missing value, Autoregressive Modelling
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Special (Invited) Session: Estimation Method Based on MinMaxEnt Distribution for Missing Value in Time Series
Organizer of the Session: 626-276
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON MATHEMATICS
Transactions ID Number: 89-126
Full Name: Ahmet Sezer
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Anadolu university Department of statistics Eskiþehir
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Title of the Paper: comparison of lspline approximation with the modified likelihoods in the presence of nuisance paarmeter
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Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: The likelihood functions from independent studies can be easily combined, and the combined likelihood function serves as a meaningful indication of the support the observed data give to the various parameter values. This fact has led many scientists to suggest using the likelihood function as a summary of post-data uncertainty concerning the parameter. Indeed, likelihood functions have several desired properties . They are objective, in that they depend only on the agreed-upon model and the data. They are also flexible, allowing us to combine information about competing models across studies. However, a serious difficulty arises because likelihood functions may not be expressible in a compact, easily-understood mathematical form suitable for communication or publication. For example, likelihood functions in mixture models may only be computable for individual values of the parameters and otherwise cannot be given in "closed form". To overcome this diffic!
ulty, we propose to approximate log- likelihood functions by using piecewise polynomials governed by a minimal number of parameters
Keywords: Likelihood Approximation Nuisance Parameter Function
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Special (Invited) Session: Assessing The quality of the Natural Cubic spline Approximation
Organizer of the Session: 626-267
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
Transactions ID Number: 89-125
Full Name: Ana Cristina Costa
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: ISEGI, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Campus de Campolide, 1070-312 Lisboa
Country: PORTUGAL
Tel: 213870413
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Title of the Paper: Evaluation of space-time dynamics in extreme precipitation frequency using geostatistical cosimulation with elevation
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Ana Cristina Costa, Amilcar Soares, Maria João Pereira, Rita Durão
Email addresses of all the authors: ccosta@isegi.unl.pt, ncmrp@alfa.ist.utl.pt, maria.pereira@alfa.ist.utl.pt, rmdurao@alfa.ist.utl.pt
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This study evaluates local dynamics in extreme precipitation frequency from 1940 to 1999 in the South of Portugal. The analysis is based on a climate index defined by the annual count of days with precipitation above the 30 mm threshold (R30mm). The space-time scenarios of this index, and their uncertainty evaluation, were produced through direct sequential cosimulation (coDSS) with elevation. The methodology incorporates space-time models that follow the premises that elevation and precipitation extremes may interact differently both in time and space. The results indicate that the relationship between elevation and the R30mm index has decreased through time over the study region, especially in the southeast area. Furthermore, the spatial patterns of the extreme precipitation index have become more homogenous during the last decades of the twentieth century. The more frequent heavy rainfall events occur in the mountainous areas of the South, which are desertificat!
ion prone areas at risk of water erosion and floods. As expected, the space-time scenarios have greater spatial variability at regions less densely sampled. However, the uncertainty in mountainous regions is noticeably small given that elevation was used as secondary exhaustive information. The coDSS proved to be a valuable tool to deepen the knowledge on the local dynamics of the extreme precipitation frequency.
Keywords: Climate dynamics, Direct sequential cosimulation, Geostatistics, Precipitation indices, Space-time patterns, Stochastic simulation, Uncertainty, Local trends
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Special (Invited) Session: Assessment of local dynamics in extreme precipitation frequency using direct sequential cosimulation
Organizer of the Session: 639-118
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Transactions ID Number: 42-108
Full Name: Y.C LIN
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: No.179, Sec. 1, Douyuan Rd., Beidou Township, Changhua County 521, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
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Title of the Paper: Design and Implementation of an Ontology-Based Psychiatric Disorder Detection System
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Abstract: In this paper, we combine a decision tree algorithm with Protégé, to construct an ontology-based meridian method that serves as an example psychiatric disorder inference and a knowledge-sharing platform. This method may effectively detect a psychiatric disorder by pinpointing an association between the meridian system and modern medicine; it may also help to build a fuller picture of expert knowledge by constructing domain and task ontologies. This system provides the general public an understanding of the issues involved, while allowing experts to participate and be totally aware of satisfying the requirements therein. Moreover, the system will help eliminate information disparity between patients and physicians.
Keywords: Ontology, Psychiatric disorder, Domain ontology, Task ontology, Ontology-based system
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ADVANCES IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION
Transactions ID Number: 89-124
Full Name: Gianfranco Chicco
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Dipartimento di Ingegneria Elettrica, Politecnico di Torino, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24, 10129 Torino
Country: ITALY
Tel: 011 090 7141
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Title of the Paper: A novel continuous function for approximation to the factorial
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Gianfranco Chicco
Email addresses of all the authors: gianfranco.chicco@polito.it
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: Various approximations to the factorial have been proposed in the literature to formulate continuous functions in which the argument is a non-negative variable. Most of these approximations are based on the classical De-Moivre-Stirling's or shortly Stirling's formula. Further approximations have been provided, either multiplying the Stirling's formula to a correction function, or introducing some structural modifications to the Stirling's formula. The characteristics of the various approximations can be pointed out by investigating how the correction function or the structurally modified formula can provide a better representation of the factorial for natural numbers with respect to the classical Stirling's formula. This paper starts with a tutorial illustration of the characteristics of various approximations to the factorial, and contains the proposal of a novel continuous function with relatively simple structure. The proposed function has very low relative appr!
oximation errors with respect to the factorial; furthermore, the relative approximation error is always positive. These characteristics enable the novel function to be used as an upper bound to the factorial. Application examples of the proposed formula in the pattern recognition domain are presented, in order to obtain factorial-free formulations for the calculation of orthogonal Fourier-Mellin moments and Pseudo-Zernike moments, with some notes on the possible computational complexity reduction obtainable by exploiting the proposed formulation with respect to the computation of the same moments using the factorials, in analogy to what has been done in the literature by using a different type of approximation.
Keywords: Factorial, Stirling's formula, Asymptotic convergence, Correction function, Relative approximation error, Orthogonal Fourier-Mellin moments, Pseudo-Zernike moments.
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Special (Invited) Session: On approximations to the factorial
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-123
Full Name: Diana Enescu
Position: Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Department of Electronic, Telecommunication and Power Engineering, "VALAHIA" University of Targoviste, Unirii Ave.no.18-20
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Title of the Paper: Determination of temperature field distribution and rate of heat transfer by means of thermal-electrical analogy in DC machine
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Otilia Nedelcu, Diana Enescu, Cornel Salisteanu
Email addresses of all the authors: otilia.nedelcu@yahoo.com,denescu@valahia.ro,salisteanu@valahia.ro
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: - In this paper is presented an analysis method of electrical circuits, more exactly nodal method, in order to compute the temperature field distribution necessary to the heating and ventilation systems of electrical machine. As analysis method, the modified nodal method was used which does not impose any restriction at the circuit structure, being a prevalence of the nodal method. For this reason, this method was used in the analysis programme of circuits called SPICE. In the software application called NAPACI, authors analyses the temperature field distribution and the rate of heat transfer which are necessary for a complete study to range of the temperature in steady state. This analysis supposes the knowledge and the localization of temperature losses values, determination of the rate values of heat transfer and their distribution in different sides of electrical machine. Comparing the results obtained by means of other two programmes NAPACI and SPICE, it can b!
e observed that these results are identical.
Keywords: DC machine, Steady-state, Temperature field, Rate of heat transfer, Thermal resistance, Generated power, Consumed power, NAPACI programme
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Special (Invited) Session: Numerical computation of temperature field distribution in a DC machine
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-122
Full Name: Elena Otilia Virjoghe
Position: Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Department of Control Engineering, Informatics and Electrical Engineering, "Valahia" University of Targoviste, Unirii Ave.no.18-20
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Title of the Paper: 3D finite element analysis for arcing chamber optimization of the current-limiting circuit breaker
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Elena Otilia Virjoghe, Diana Enescu, Marcel Ionel, Florin Mihail Stan
Email addresses of all the authors: otiliavirjoghe@yahoo.com,denescu@valahia.ro,ionel.marcell@yahoo.com,flo_stan@gmail.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Direct current, which was one of the main means of distributing electric power, is still widespread today in the electrical plants supplying particular industrial applications. The advantages in terms of settings, offered by the applicants of d.c. motors and by supply through a single line, make direct current supply a good solution for railway and underground systems, trams, lifts and other transport means. The paper presents the calculation of the magnetic field in the arcing chamber of the current-limiting circuit breaker of the direct current 1250 A, 750 V. Current-limiting circuit breakers play an important role in electrical low-voltage circuits. Due to the high short-circuit currents it is necessary a very short time to switch off the defective branch. For this the current limiting circuit breakers are conceived as elaborated solutions especially for the arc quenching system, meaning the path of current and the arcing chamber. In this paper the authors pres!
ent few optimization solutions of some quenching systems which will lead to more performing constructive choices. The finite element software package ANSYS is use for calculation of the magnetic field components.
Keywords: Arcing chamber, Magnetic field, Current-limiting circuit breaker, Finite element method, Software package ANSYS, Optimization, Numerical simulation
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Special (Invited) Session: Arcing chamber optimization of DC current-limiting circuit breaker using FEM
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS AND CONTROL
Transactions ID Number: 89-121
Full Name: Marcel Ionel
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Valahia University Targoviste, Electrical Engineering Faculty
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Title of the Paper: Current trends on command, control, modeling and simulation of the induction machines
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Marcel Ionel, Mihail-Florin Stan, Elena-Otilia Virjoghe
Email addresses of all the authors: ionel.marcell@yahoo.com,flo.stan@gmail.com,otiliavirjoghe@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: AC motor drives have produced and still produce a particularly high impact in many technical applications. Advantages of adjusting the frequency operation can not be fully exploited without adjustment command and control strategies through modeling of the corresponding components. Simulation of drive systems is complicated due to nonlinear high level they bring power electronics and also due to control, adjustment and protection in the transfer of power flux. Moreover, mathematical models of semiconductor and control functions not yet found in many programs and this requires the designer or specialist to introduce its version in the simulation program [1]. Currently known multi-level modeling, which is available to describe static converters and each model can introduce undesirable effects on the behavior of electric machine [2]. This paper presents the current trends of advanced control techniques and control of induction machines used for variable frequency drive!
s, depending on the torque, speed and rotor position. It analyzes the possibilities of command and control without sensors and estimates are made of results obtained by modeling and simulation of the control and adjustable system. Also, present paper recommends how to run a simulated vector controlled induction electric machines
Keywords: Non-sensorial control, vector control, parameter estimation, modeling drive system, model of vector controlled electric drive system, block diagram, mathematical models, micro-models, macro-model
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Transactions ID Number: 89-120
Full Name: Stanislava Simonova
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Studentska 84, 532 10 Pardubice
Country: CZECH REPUBLIC
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Title of the Paper: eDocument in eGovernment
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Stanislava Simonova, Hana Kopackova
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This article focuses on the electronic documents in Czech eGovernment. The utilization of so called data boxes for communication between public administration and third parties (citizens, juristic persons) means significant step of the complex project. Aim of this project is – the pure electronic performance of Czech public administration. The prepared and realized technological changes in Czech public administration are huge; they affect state local and municipality authorities, legal entities and also citizens. On the one side are new possibilities of friendly public administration; on the other side are preparedness and informedness of future users.
Keywords: Data Box, Smart Government, Czech POINT, eGON, e-Document
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Organizer of the Session: 626-147
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Transactions ID Number: 89-119
Full Name: Rajeshree Raut
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Electronics & Communication Department, Shri ramdeobaba Kamla Nehru Engineering College, Nagpur, M.S
Country: INDIA
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Title of the Paper: Software Defined Adaptive Codec for Cognitive Radio
Authors as they appear in the Paper: rajeshree d. raut and kishore d. kulat
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Abstract: Recently, Cognitive Radio has been proposed as a promising technology to improve spectrum utilization. A highly flexible SDR (Software defined Radio) system needs to configure each of its blocks to give optimum performance over the available bandwidth. Present work discusses an approach for software defined adaptive coder yielding minimum BER (Bit error rate) for emergency services over cognitive radio. The results verify the efficiency of the algorithm which configures the convolution encoder to produce a lower BER for increased Bandwidth available. This can be readily implemented in the SDR library functions. This has been tested by FPGA implementation of the convolution encoder using Matlab HDL coder. The coder output of the FPGA implemented VHDL code has also been presented. Various WiMax Systems to be included in the SDR Library are puttforth. SDR adapts to the best suitable design, yielding lower BER in available channel conditions.
Keywords: Cognitive Radio, SDR library, Rate Adaptive Coder, BER, FPGA implementation
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Transactions ID Number: 19-201
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Title of the Paper: The use of the 3D Smoothed parametric curve Path planning for Autonomous mobile robots
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Abstract: In this present work we present a three dimensional 3D path planning of autonomous mobile robots. The proposed method starts from an initial point to a target point establishing a control points for which connections are made to determine the form of the path without collisions. The robot moves within the unknown environment by sensing and avoiding the obstacles coming across its way towards the target. The navigation is done in 3D environment where the planar is considered as 3D smoothed cubic B-spline surface. The obtained path is the shortest path from all possible free trajectories (the smoothness of the trajectory is done around the control point). The start point and the target point must belong to the control points constructing the smoothed surface. To describe the geometric shape of the environment we have used the technique of cubic b-splines. Theses B-spline are used to represent surfaces. They combine a low degree polynomial or rational representation o!
f maximal smoothness with a geometrically intuitive variation of the surface in terms of the coefficients: by connecting the coefficients one obtains a mesh that roughly outlines the surface. In this context, we have used Bezier surfaces which often fulfill the requirement of generating smooth geometry. The path connecting the start point to the target point must be interpolated with a spline curve to obtain a smooth curve which fits the surface perfectly. The proposed algorithm can deal with any shape obstacles even if it is the case of circular obstacles. This case is the hardest one in any navigation problem. The problem is solved by proposing some useful solutions for each situation. The robot succeeds to reach its target without collisions. The results are satisfactory to see the great number of environments treated. The results are promising for next developments and more design
Keywords: Autonomous Mobile robots, Navigation, 3D Path planning, Cubic B-splines
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Title of the Paper: The use of the 3D Smoothed parametric curve Path planning for Autonomous mobile robots
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Number of paper pages: 13
Abstract: In this present work we present a three dimensional 3D path planning of autonomous mobile robots. The proposed method starts from an initial point to a target point establishing a control points for which connections are made to determine the form of the path without collisions. The robot moves within the unknown environment by sensing and avoiding the obstacles coming across its way towards the target. The navigation is done in 3D environment where the planar is considered as 3D smoothed cubic B-spline surface. The obtained path is the shortest path from all possible free trajectories (the smoothness of the trajectory is done around the control point). The start point and the target point must belong to the control points constructing the smoothed surface. To describe the geometric shape of the environment we have used the technique of cubic b-splines. Theses B-spline are used to represent surfaces. They combine a low degree polynomial or rational representation o!
f maximal smoothness with a geometrically intuitive variation of the surface in terms of the coefficients: by connecting the coefficients one obtains a mesh that roughly outlines the surface. In this context, we have used Bezier surfaces which often fulfill the requirement of generating smooth geometry. The path connecting the start point to the target point must be interpolated with a spline curve to obtain a smooth curve which fits the surface perfectly. The proposed algorithm can deal with any shape obstacles even if it is the case of circular obstacles. This case is the hardest one in any navigation problem. The problem is solved by proposing some useful solutions for each situation. The robot succeeds to reach its target without collisions. The results are satisfactory to see the great number of environments treated. The results are promising for next developments and more design
Keywords: Autonomous Mobile robots, Navigation, 3D Path planning, Cubic B-splines
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-118
Full Name: Teruji Sekozawa
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: 3-27-1,Rokkakubashi,Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama 221-8686 Japan
Country: JAPAN
Tel: +81-45-481-5661
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Title of the Paper: One to One Recommendation System for Apparel Online Shopping
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Teruji Sekozawa
Email addresses of all the authors: sekozawa@ie.kanagawa-u.ac.jp
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Clients who visit an apparel marketing website but have little previous knowledge of fashions tend to have difficulties selecting clothes that suit their tastes. Faced with an immense number of products on display, they can become quite confused and even hesitate to make any selections at all. Clients who visit an apparel marketing website but have little previous knowledge of fashions tend to have difficulties selecting clothes that suit their tastes. Faced with an immense number of products on display, they can become quite confused and even hesitate to make any selections at all. This study proposes a system that supports online purchases of garments with functions to select and recommend garments on the basis of the customerfs tastes. The system has three basic capabilities: (1) It analyzes the customerfs tastes using the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) and selects and suggests clothes. (2) It designates a priority for suggesting the garments using co!
rrelations found by clustering. (3) It suggests second purchases of items that have been chosen by previous customers with similar tastes who bought a garment that the current online customer has just decided to buy. The second purchases are selected using market basket analysis. Two databases are essential to this process: one for the attributes of garments and one for simultaneous purchases of garments.
Keywords: Analytical hierarchy process, Online shopping, One-to-one, Recommendation system, Coordination, Market basket analysis
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Transactions ID Number: 42-107
Full Name: Lai ly Pon
Position: Student
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Address: Wireless Communication Centre, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 81310 UTM Skudai, Johor
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Title of the Paper: Investigation of Foliage Effects via Remote Data Logging at 5.8 GHz
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Pon Lai Ly @ Phoon Lai Ly, Tharek Abd. Rahman, Mohammed Khomeini Abu
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Abstract: This paper presents an unconventional methodology in examining the extent of vegetation blockage effects imposed on near line-of-sight (NLOS) fixed wireless links based on Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) standard operating at frequency 5.8 GHz of Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (UNII) band. By employing the concept of remote data logging, power received measurements were acquired constantly via a remote server for 24 hours and seven days a week from three dissimilar NLOS links within the campus of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) in which it can best be described as suburban environment. These point-to-point links deployed in conjunction with wireless campus are impeded directly or indirectly by vegetation. The behaviour of these site-specific links performance is studied. The average excess path loss inclusive of foliage loss which is relevant to the climate of a tropical cou!
ntry is derived. Comparison of tabulated results between these divergent fixed wireless links besides exploratory data analysis is presented.
Keywords: Foliage, Path loss, Propagation, Fixed, Wireless, Near Line-of-sight
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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of EDUCATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
Transactions ID Number: 19-199
Full Name: Nicola Pitrone
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Viale A. Doria, 6 Catania
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Title of the Paper: Introducing Principles and developing Technologies to undergraduates by the Volt-Ammeter Method
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Bruno Andò, Salvatore Baglio, Vincenzo Marletta, Nicola Pitrone
Email addresses of all the authors: npitrone@diees.unict.it,bando@diees.unict.it,sbaglio@diees.unict.it,vmarletta@diees.unict.it
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Abstract: Technical developments and innovations are brought forward at an increasingly rapid rate, therefore the educators must update the teaching work, making use of advanced instruments both hardware and software. In the last years the authors are trying to develop new hardware and software tools to enable the teacher to show to the undergraduates in an alternative and practice way the theoretical constructs explained during the lectures on Electronic Measurements. An accurate experimental training in the laboratory, using developing technologies, can stimulate the interest in the students. In particular, the experimental activity on the volt-ammeter method has been completely changed, a LabVIEW? based tool has been developed. It allows a deep analysis on the theoretical aspects; indeed, the experimental training can be initially carried out by using traditional electromechanical instruments, afterwards a simulation procedure can be performed, at last digital instruments!
will be used and a LabVIEW? based virtual instrument will introduce the undergraduates to the study of this environment. In this paper the tool is presented in full. The accurate details of the presentation can be useful for future application.
Keywords: Electronic measurements, Volt-ammeter method, Experimental training, Loading error, Advanced technology, Virtual instrument, LabVIEW„µ, Digital multimeter.
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Special (Invited) Session: Volt-Ammeter Method introducing Principles and developing Technologies
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Transactions ID Number: 89-117
Full Name: Valeriu Prepelita
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Universitatea Politehnica Bucuresti, Splaiul Independentei 313, RO 060042, Sector 6, Bucuresti
Country: ROMANIA
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Title of the Paper: Adjoints 2D Hybrid Boundary Value Systems over Spaces of Regulated Functions
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Valeriu Prepelita
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Abstract: A class of 2D hybrid boundary value time-variable systems is studied, in the general approach of the coefficient matrices, states, inputs and controls over spaces of functions of bounded variation or of regulated functions. A generalized variation-of-parameters formula is obtained for differential-difference equations of the considered type and it is used to derive the formulae of the state and of the output of these systems. The state space representation of the adjoints of these 2D hybrid systems is introduced and their input-output map is obtained. The duality between the 2D hybrid boundary value systems and their adjoints is expressed by the means of two bilinear forms.
Keywords: 2D continuous-discrete systems, regulated functions, functions of bounded variation, semiseparable kernels, realizations
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Special (Invited) Session: Adjoints Generalized 2D Continuous-Discrete Systems
Organizer of the Session: 626-176
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Transactions ID Number: 42-106
Full Name: Sheng-Mao Chang
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Department of Industrial Technology Education National Kaohsiung Normal University Yanchao Campus : No.62, Shenjhong Rd., Yanchao Township, Kaohsiung County 824, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
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Title of the Paper: Comparison of Curriculum Standards of Elementary School Technology Education between Taiwan and the United States ---An Analysis Based on Knowledge Dimension of Bloom¡¦s Taxonomy of Educational Objectives (Revised Version)
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Sheng-Mao Chang, Ming-Zong Huang, Chung-Shan Sun
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Abstract: Taking the knowledge dimension of Bloom¡¦s Taxonomy of Educational Objectives (Revised Version) as the mainstream of analysis, and adopting descriptive statistics, the paper investigates from Taiwan¡¦s Grade 1~9 Nature and Technology area the items and contents of technology-related competence standards, reviews the document of ¡§Standards for Technological Literacy (STL): Content for the Study of Technology¡¨ completed by Technology for All Americans (TfAA) Project in 2000[6], and then makes an overall evaluation and analysis of the 4 general types and 11 minor types in knowledge dimension. As found in the research results, among the 7 major technology-related standard categories of Taiwan¡¦s elementary schools, ¡§metacognitive knowledge¡¨ occupies the highest proportion (40%). As to the 20 major standard categories of STL for the technology education of the American elementary schools, ¡§conceptual knowledge¡¨ occupies the highest proportion (36.6%). In Taiwan!
, the curriculum standards of technology education are included in the level-based competence standards for the learning area of Grade 1~9 Nature and Technology; but in the United States, the STL of the American elementary schools proposed in TfAA Project are independently presented. At the stage of elementary education, there are 109 items of STL in the United States, but only 70 items of technological literacy standards in Taiwan. Besides, ambiguous sentences are found in the technological education standards of Taiwan. Ten of the technological literacy standards can be even categorized in the area of sentiment standard. Finally, the study rearranges the research findings and gives suggestions, which are expected to serve as a basis for the related technology teachers in setting up their instructional goals, devising instructional activities and designing evaluation of their students, and are hoped to be referential for analysis in the later days.
Keywords: Competence standard, Technology, Bloom¡¦s Taxonomy of Educational Objectives (Revised Version)
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Transactions ID Number: 89-116
Full Name: Elissaveta Gourova
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: 125, Tzarigradsko shosse Blvd., bl. 2, Sofia
Country: BULGARIA
Tel: +359 2 971 3509
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Title of the Paper: Knowledge audit concepts, processes and practice
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Elissaveta Gourova, Albena Antonova, Yanka Todorova
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Number of paper pages: 15
Abstract: - The paper considers the importance of knowledge management in the new economy, and focuses on the concept of knowledge audit and its need for developing and monitoring the knowledge management implementation. A special focus is made on knowledge audit concept and the approaches and processes proposed and used in practice. The paper highlights also some tools utilized in knowledge audit and the metrics used for knowledge measurement and evaluation of knowledge management benefits for organizations. A special attention is paid on balanced scorecard methodology and social network analysis use in knowledge audit. A new extended knowledge audit approach is proposed and some measurement considerations. The paper presents results of surveys carried out in some small and medium organizations for determining the knowledge management needs and usage, as well as knowledge audit pilot results.
Keywords: knowledge audit, knowledge metrics, knowledge management, knowledge audit approaches
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Transactions ID Number: 19-198
Full Name: Majid Mohammady Oskouei
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Mining Engineering Faculty- Sahand University of Technology- Tabriz
Country: IRAN
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Title of the Paper: Detection of the number of signal sources in hyperspectral data
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Abstract: This study investigates and compare different methods to estimate the number of signal sources in the hyperspectral data. To achieve an accurate map of mineral distributions in the study area by means of the spectral analysis of Hyperion data, the number of endmembers was computed by different methods. This process is also known as determination of virtual dimensionality of the image. Estimation of Virtual Dimensionality of data or in other words, the number of detectable endmembers from data is very important task in hyperspectral imagery. If this estimated number doesn't meet the reality, final estimation of mineral abundances will be erroneous. The results established that principle component analysis underestimates the virtual dimensionality of data. This is reasonably due to lower abundances of some minerals on the earth surface that will be considered as unimportant principle components because of their lower energy fraction in the total radiance measured at!
sensor. The higher order statistical method on the other hand, showed better performance. This method uses Neyman–Pearson detection theory and its estimation is more realistic.
Keywords: Hyperion, Hyperspectral imagery, Principle component analysis, Signal processing, Virtual dimensionality
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Transactions ID Number: 19-197
Full Name: Majid Mohammady Oskouei
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Mining Engineering Faculty- Sahand University of Technology- Tabriz
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Title of the Paper: Detection of the number of signal sources in hyperspectral data
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Number of paper pages: 8
Abstract: This study investigates and compare different methods to estimate the number of signal sources in the hyperspectral data. To achieve an accurate map of mineral distributions in the study area by means of the spectral analysis of Hyperion data, the number of endmembers was computed by different methods. This process is also known as determination of virtual dimensionality of the image. Estimation of Virtual Dimensionality of data or in other words, the number of detectable endmembers from data is very important task in hyperspectral imagery. If this estimated number doesn't meet the reality, final estimation of mineral abundances will be erroneous. The results established that principle component analysis underestimates the virtual dimensionality of data. This is reasonably due to lower abundances of some minerals on the earth surface that will be considered as unimportant principle components because of their lower energy fraction in the total radiance measured at!
sensor. The higher order statistical method on the other hand, showed better performance. This method uses Neyman–Pearson detection theory and its estimation is more realistic.
Keywords: Hyperion, Hyperspectral imagery, Principle component analysis, Signal processing, Virtual dimensionality
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Address: Mining Engineering Faculty- Sahand University of Technology- Tabriz
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Tel: 09144197873
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Title of the Paper: Detection of the number of signal sources in hyperspectral data
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Majid Mohamady Oskouei, Rashed Poormirzaee
Email addresses of all the authors: moskouie@yahoo.com, Rashed.poormirzaee@gmail.com
Number of paper pages: 8
Abstract: This study investigates and compare different methods to estimate the number of signal sources in the hyperspectral data. To achieve an accurate map of mineral distributions in the study area by means of the spectral analysis of Hyperion data, the number of endmembers was computed by different methods. This process is also known as determination of virtual dimensionality of the image. Estimation of Virtual Dimensionality of data or in other words, the number of detectable endmembers from data is very important task in hyperspectral imagery. If this estimated number doesn't meet the reality, final estimation of mineral abundances will be erroneous. The results established that principle component analysis underestimates the virtual dimensionality of data. This is reasonably due to lower abundances of some minerals on the earth surface that will be considered as unimportant principle components because of their lower energy fraction in the total radiance measured at!
sensor. The higher order statistical method on the other hand, showed better performance. This method uses Neyman–Pearson detection theory and its estimation is more realistic.
Keywords: Hyperion, Hyperspectral imagery, Principle component analysis, Signal processing, Virtual dimensionality
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Monday, 16 November 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 89-115
Full Name: Ion Badoi
Position: Lecturer
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Sex: Male
Address: George Cosbuc Avenue 81-83, Bucharest
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Title of the Paper: The heuristic and analytical methodologies applied in a computer assisted exercise
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Ion Badoi, Teofil Cristian Oroian
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Number of paper pages: 12
Abstract: This very brief example of military simulation shows usefulness as a practical basis for education, training, analysis, and decision-support. As an analytically challenging field of pursuit, military simulation has the potential to make a significant improvement to the effectiveness of military personnel.
Keywords: Modeling and Simulation, Analytic Model, HERO heuristics Helmbold model, Asymmetric Conflict, War Gaming, Computer Assisted Exercises (CAXs)
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Transactions ID Number: 42-105
Full Name: Kalyani Akant
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: 15, Manoharbhai Ward, Teachers Colony, Samarth Nagar, Gondia, Maharashtra
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Title of the Paper: Accurate Monophonic Pitch Tracking Algorithm For QBH And Microtone Research
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Kalyani Akant, S. S. Limaye, Rajesh Pande
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Abstract: An algorithm is proposed to detect the pitch of a singing voice accurately for Query By Humming (QBH) and microtone research applications. Computational efficiency and accuracy are the important features of this algorithm, which are principle requirements for these applications. Traditional method for finding the fundamental frequency is to plot the Fourier Transform of the sound segment and pick up the highest peak. The difficulty with this method is that the first peak, i.e. the peak corresponding to fundamental frequency is often suppressed and it may not be dominant. So the detected frequency is often double of the actual. Another popular technique for pitch determination is autocorrelation and it suffers from the same drawback. In our proposed method, we detect the periodicity of the Fourier transform by again taking its Fourier transform to obtain the "Fourier of Fourier transform". Then the resolution of frequency measurement is improved much beyond the FFT !
bin size by employing Parabolic Interpolation. To track the pitch over time, the music sample is divided into overlapping windows of 46.4 ms duration. This algorithm is efficient for harmonic sounds and was tested on natural as well as synthetic signals, including male vocal, female vocal samples and mathematically generated harmonic signals. Our method outperforms the existing methods significantly by eliminating possibility of octave error and improving performance by accurate estimation of pitch. Accuracy in frequency estimation was compared with other methods; FT1, Autocorrelation and Fourier of Fourier.
Keywords: QBH-Query by humming, Microtone Research, Fourier of Fourier Transform, Parabolic Interpolation, Pitch, FT1, Autocorrelation
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Transactions ID Number: 10-155
Full Name: Sinerik Ayrapetyan
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: 31 Acharian St., Yerevan, 0040, Armenia
Country: ARMENIA
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Title of the Paper: A new approach for water purification from microbial pollution
Authors as they appear in the Paper: E. Moosavi , V. Martirosyan , S. Ayrapetyan
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Abstract: The fact that low concentrations of CO2 have an activation effect on functional activity of microbes allows us to suggest that CO2 could elevate the toxic effect of H2O2 on cells. To check this hypothesis the dependency of the toxic effect of H2O2 on wild type of Escherichia coli K-12 on soluble concentration of CO2 in culture media was studied. The obtained data show that culture media enriched with CO2 leads to the increase of toxic effect of H2O2 on microbes at both cases when pH is constant and when it changes.
Keywords: Water purification, antibacterial properties, CO2, H2O2, Escherichia coli K-12
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-114
Full Name: wael alhasawi
Position: Associate Professor
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Title of the Paper: proposed pechniques for pdentifying open and short circuit sections in distribution networks
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Wael Al-Hasawi Mahmoud Gilany
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Abstract: Abstract:- This paper presents novel solutions for three problems encountered in the closed loop distribution systems. The first problem is how to identify a faulty section after being successfully isolated by the protection system. The second problem is how to identify a section affected with undetected open-circuit fault. A novel circuit is suggested in this paper to solve these two problems. The third problem addressed in the paper is how to deal with undetected faults in the 11 KV part of a 132/11 KV network which may result in a complete shut down problems. An effective modification in the trip circuit of the relays protecting the main feeders of the closed loops is suggested to avoid this problem. The validity of the proposed circuits is examined using ASPEN-OneLiner simulation program applied to a real part of Kuwait power distribution network. It is also checked against the specifications of the available equipment used in the real network. The proposed cir!
cuits provide fault detection capabilities normally achieved by the advanced and expensive Distribution Automation System (DAS) but with minimal cost.
Keywords: Distribution networks, open-circuit faults, Undetected faults, Ring systems, Fault identification, Fault detection.
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON BIOLOGY AND BIOMEDICINE
Transactions ID Number: 89-113
Full Name: Carla Falugi
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Sex: Female
Address: Vilae Benedetto XV, N° 5, Genova, I-16132
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Title of the Paper: New aspects of the relationship between acetylcholinesterase activity and cancer. I: Poly-APS experiments
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Ana Zovko, Kristina Sepcic, Tom Turk, Marco Faimali, Francesca Garaventa, Elisabetta Chelossi, Laura Pleari, Carla Falugi, Maria Grazia Aluigi, Cristiano Angelini, Lorenzo Gallus, Sara Ferrando
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Abstract: Abstract: - Since the first '80s, we found that some tumor types, and in particular lung tumors present increase, or generally change in acetylcholinesterase activity. Acetylcholinesterase is an enzyme associated to the cholinergic signal system, whose classic role is to remove acetylcholine from the receptors. Nevertheless, it is also involved in cell-to-cell communication driving embryonic development and in the regulation of several cellular features, such as apoptosis and cell movements. The presence of molecules related to the cholinergic signal system in the healthy and carcinogenic lung tissues, raised the hypothesis that substances inhibiting or affecting the cholinergic signaling system could exert an anti-cancer action at least in these tissues. Cytotoxicity tests on immortalized and primary cell lines derived from lung tumor (NSCLC) showed an AChE inhibition-dependent selective reduction of cell viability, statistically significant. The same cells, expos!
ed to non toxic AChE inhibitors exhibited a loss in the mitochondrial potential, characteristic of the early apoptotic events and showed positive response to the annexin V assay, and to the T-terminal assay, that are specific features of the apoptotic event. Moreover, three-dimensional cell cultures (spheroids) of tumor cells, on exposure to AChE inhibitors show a decrease in the membrane-linked oligosaccharides, that are responsible for the adhesivity of the metastatic cells. In this promising picture, the need emerges of further studies aimed at understanding the effects of AChE inhibition on the regulation of acetylcholine release and the effects of AChE inhibitors on the functioning of acetylcholine receptors.
Keywords: Anti-cancer,Natural drug,Lung cancer,Acetylcholinesterase,Apoptosis,Cell proliferation,Reniera sarai sponge.
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON COMPUTERS
Transactions ID Number: 89-112
Full Name: Muhammad Haziq Lim Abdullah
Position: Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: FTMK, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Loged Bag 1752, Pejabat Pos Durian Tunggal, 76109 Melaka
Country: MALAYSIA
Tel: +6063316687
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Title of the Paper: A Dijkstra Based Mobile Web Application Engine for Generating Destination-oriented LRT Route
Authors as they appear in the Paper: A. M. Haziq Lim , N. S. Wan Sazli , B. Hussin , A. A. Azlianor , S. M. Suhaizan , K. Massila
Email addresses of all the authors: haziq@utem.edu.my, wansazli@utem.edu.my, burairah@utem.edu.my, azlianor@utem.edu.my, suhaizan@utem.edu.my, massila@utem.edu.my
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Abstract: In the capital city of Malaysia, Integrated Light Rail Transit (LRT) System is one of the most importance public transportation as it connects some key districts to historical, interesting places, business areas and shopping malls are concentrated. The train services are running independently but have interchanges to integrate from one different LRT lines to the others. These interchanges could cause traveler a troublesome when they are choosing incorrect destination station especially on different LRT lines which contribute to time consuming and high costing. In previous research we are implemented the mobile web application using rules based algorithm where the destination-oriented routes need to be dynamically generated by determining the nearest station according to the specific places. Currently, our research is focusing on Dijkstra's algorithms to provide more effective and intelligent shortest path system to provide the solution for traveler to reach the des!
ired destination. In this paper, we discuss the results from our Dijkstra's application prototype.
Keywords: Mobile application, Shortest path, Dijkstra, Dynamic route map
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Special (Invited) Session: A Mobile Web Application Engine for Generating Destination-oriented LRT Route
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Transactions ID Number: 42-104
Full Name: Wen-Chen Lee
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Address: 123 University Road, Section 3, Douliou, Yunlin 64002
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Title of the Paper: An Intelligent System for Improving Performance of Blood Recruitment and Retention in Hospital
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Wen-Chen Lee*, Bor-Wen Cheng
Email addresses of all the authors: g9421806@yuntech.edu.tw, chengbw@yuntech.edu.tw
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The need for blood is growing day by day as a result of advancement in the clinical medicine and millions of lives are saved each year through blood transfusions. However, the number of voluntary blood donors is steadily decreasing in recent years. The aim of the study was to determine the disparities in blood donation behavior among the present donors and investigate their attitude towards donation to understand the problems and to improve voluntary blood donation. This work developed a system employing clustering and classification algorithms to identify blood donation intensions and shows that data mining techniques may be used to enhance the results. The results have several interesting practical applications to improve the performance of blood recruitment and retention services in hospital.
Keywords: Blood donation, Donation behavior, Blood translation, Donation intension, Bagging, Clustering and classification
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Transactions ID Number: 89-111
Full Name: Elissaveta Gourova
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: 1000 Sofia, 125, Tzarigradsko shosse blvd., bl. 2
Country: BULGARIA
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Title of the Paper: Knowledge audit concepts, processes and practice
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Elissaveta Gourova, Albena Antonova, Yanka Todorova
Email addresses of all the authors: elis@fmi.uni-sofia.bg, a_antonova@fmi.uni-sofia.bg, todorova.yana@gmail.com
Number of paper pages: 15
Abstract: The paper considers the importance of knowledge management in the new economy, and focuses on the concept of knowledge audit and its need for developing and monitoring the knowledge management implementation. A special focus is made on knowledge audit concept and the approaches and processes proposed and used in practice. The paper highlights also some tools utilized in knowledge audit and the metrics used for knowledge measurement and evaluation of knowledge management benefits for organizations. A special attention is paid on balanced scorecard methodology and social network analysis use in knowledge audit. A new extended knowledge audit approach is proposed and some measurement considerations. The paper presents results of surveys carried out in some small and medium organizations for determining the knowledge management needs and usage, as well as knowledge audit pilot results.
Keywords: knowledge audit, knowledge metrics, knowledge management, knowledge audit approaches
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Special (Invited) Session: Knowledge management challenges for small and medium organizations
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Sunday, 15 November 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 89-110
Full Name: Valeriu Prepelita
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Sex: Male
Address: Universitatea Politehnica Bucuresti, Splaiul Independentei 313, RO 060042, Sector 6, Bucuresti
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Title of the Paper: Realizations of 2D Continuous-Discrete Systems with Boundary Conditions over Spaces of Regulated Functions
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Valeriu Prepelita
Email addresses of all the authors: valeriuprepelita@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 13
Abstract: 2D hybrid continuous-discrete systems with boundary conditions are studied, in the general approach of the coefficient matrices and controls over spaces of functions of bounded variation or of regulated functions. The formulae of the state and of the general response of these systems are provided, both in the case of causal and acausal cases. It is shown that the behaviour of the systems with boundary conditions is characterized by some generalized 2D semiseparable kernels. The existence of realizations of generalized 2D semiseparable kernels is proved and necessary and sufficient conditions for the minimality of the realizations are obtained.
Keywords: 2D systems, Input-output map, Regulated functions, Semiseparable kernels, Realizations
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Special (Invited) Session: Generalized 2D Continuous-Discrete Systems with Boundary Conditions
Organizer of the Session: 626-175
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Transactions ID Number: 89-109
Full Name: Brandusa Prepelita_Raileanu
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Universitatea Politehnica Bucuresti, Splaiul Independentei 313, RO 060042, Sector 6, Bucuresti
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Title of the Paper: Inovative Pedagogical Intervention Strategies and Social Software Technologies in an e-Learning Project Initiated by the University Politehnica of Bucharest (Faculty of Applied Sciences)
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Brandusa Prepelita_Raileanu
Email addresses of all the authors: brandusaraileanu@yahoo.com,vprepelita@mathem.pub.ro
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The paper highlights the links between the educational sector and the further development of the ICT. It presents an e-learning project initiated by the mathematicians from the Faculty of Applied Sciences (University Politehnica of Bucharest) in cooperation with McGraw-Hill. The paper describes this project that develops practical methodology, approaches and tools targeted at day-to-day utilization by the teacher trainers and students. Another issue is also discussed : the importance of a close cooperation between ICT and universities (with a special reference to the achievements of the University "Politehnica" of Bucharest) in order to develop the information society as a society with equal chances for everybody .
Keywords: Learning project, Internet, Mathematics, Physics, Technology, Information, Communication, Applications, Curriculum
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Special (Invited) Session: Social Software Technologies and Solutions for Higher Education
Organizer of the Session: 626-174
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Transactions ID Number: 89-108
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Address: Universitatea Politehnica Bucuresti, Splaiul Independentei 313, RO 060042, Sector 6, Bucuresti
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Title of the Paper: New Horizons for e-Learning and Open Education. A Comparative Transfrontier Project at the University of Bucharest.
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Brandusa Prepelita_Raileanu
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Abstract: The paper analyses the strategies in a programme concerning the integration of social software technologies in drawing up literary translations as instrument of the European integration and cultural communication. Initiated by prof. dr. Lidia Vianu (English Department of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures - the University of Bucharest) in cooperation with poetry p f, a growing showcase of poets writing in English, the project represents a fundamental research in the domain of literary texts translation. The paper analyses the way in which this project connects the formative aspect of the research with the institutional aspect, with the problems of professional conversion, of flexibility, of competence (not only linguistic competence but also, generally, cultural and social competence), of the open learning and of the problems risen by the e-Learning.
Keywords: Translation, Internet, Globalization, Information, Communication, e-Learning, Poetry, Language, Knowledge
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Special (Invited) Session: The integration of ICT in drawing up literary translations as instrument of the European integration and cultural communication
Organizer of the Session: 626-173
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Transactions ID Number: 42-103
Full Name: Dake Chen
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: School of Electronics and Information Engineering£¬Xi¡¯an Jiaotong University£¬ Xi¡¯an710049,China
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Title of the Paper: Application of Wavelet Neural network in Signal Processing of MEMS Accelerometer
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Dake Chen, Jiuqiang Han
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Abstract: A new method with wavelet neural network is described to optimize the MEMS accelerometer for temperature independent sensitivity. Linear accelerations are measured and compensated by a thermocouple the fast algorithm which is used to deal with the nonlinearity error. The simulation results show that the MEMS accelerometer with compensation is characterized by an excellent temperature stability of the sensitivity with less than 0.1% variation for a temperature range -40¡æ to 100¡æ, while the variation of the acceleration without compensation is 8%. The proposed algorithm can be useful for realization of the high accuracy miniature gyroscope systems based on MEMS technology.
Keywords: Micro-electro-mechanical system; Wavelet neural network; MEMS accelerometer; Function approximation; Momentum factor.
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Saturday, 14 November 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 42-102
Full Name: Ajay Kulkarni
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Title of the Paper: Wavelet Based Control for a Class of Delayed Nonlinear Systems with Input Constraints
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Number of paper pages: 19
Abstract: In this paper, a delay independent adaptive control strategy is presented for a class of uncertain, delayed nonlinear system subjected to actuator saturation. In proposed control scheme wavelet networks are used for approximation of unknown system dynamics as well as a wavelet based compensator is designed to deal with actuator saturation. Delayed wavelet networks are used for identification of unknown system dynamics having state delayed terms, thereby the approximation capabilities of delayed wavelet network are utilized. Adaptation laws are developed for the online tuning of wavelet parameters. Adaptation singularity problem is solved by employing a switching scheme. The stability of closed loop system and ultimate upper boundedness all closed loop signals is proved by constructing a Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional.
Keywords: Nonlinear time delay systems, Actuator saturation, Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional.
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-107
Full Name: Paul Moses
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Kent Street, Bentley, Perth,
Country: AUSTRALIA
Tel: 9266 7901
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Title of the Paper: modeling subharmonic and chaotic ferroresonance with transformer core model including magnetic hysteresis effects
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Paul Moses, Mohammad Masoum
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Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: Ferroresonance is a highly destructive power quality phenomenon caused by complex oscillations generated by nonlinear magnetizing inductances in ferromagnetic materials and capacitive elements in power systems. In an effort to better understand ferroresonance and predict bifurcations and responses, an improved nonlinear transformer model for dynamic and steady-state operating conditions is developed which includes magnetic hysteresis nonlinearities of the transformer core. The model expands on Tellinen’s scalar hysteresis approach which includes major and minor hysteresis loop effects. This paper carries out an investigation into single-phase transformer ferroresonance initiated by switching transients using the developed model. A range of ferroresonance modes (e.g., subharmonic and chaotic) initiated by switching transients is identified with the transformer core model. The model is used to compute time-domain waveforms of transformer flux, voltage and magnetizi!
ng current for several ferroresonance modes. Furthermore, Poincar´e and phase-plane portraits are used to examine the stability domain of observed ferroresonance modes. The main contribution of this work is a new analysis into ferroresonance through an improved transformer model which incorporates magnetic hysteresis effects.
Keywords: Chaos, ferroresonance, hysteresis model, nonlinear dynamics, Poincar´e, power quality, transformer.
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Special (Invited) Session: Modeling Ferroresonance in Single-Phase Transformer Cores with Hysteresis
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Friday, 13 November 2009

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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of EDUCATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
Transactions ID Number: 19-195
Full Name: Rauno Pirinen
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Säterinrinne 8 B 37 02600 Espoo
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Title of the Paper: Thematic Curriculum to the Master and Degree Programme of Information System
Authors as they appear in the Paper: R. Pirinen
Email addresses of all the authors: rauno.pirinen@laurea.fi
Number of paper pages: 12
Abstract: There are three main statutory tasks for Finnish universities of applied sciences, these are: education, research and development, and regional development. An objective for Laurea University of Applied Sciences is to design, integrate and implement these three statutory tasks into everyday action using design research and action research. In the early phase of Integrative Action and "inter-operative learning", it soon became evident that the traditional curriculum process was not optimally supportive of the new operating model used between 2002 and 2004. The first objective was to design and implement the curriculum using Integrative Action which continuously integrates the three statutory tasks of the universities of the applied sciences. The result of the first phase of the designing and implementation work was a competence-based core curriculum developed from 2004-2006 and implemented from 2006-2008. This study addresses the second design research cycle for des!
cribing and designing as well as implementing a revised instance of a competence-based core curriculum, namely; the thematic curriculum for the Degree Programme of Business Information Technology (BIT) 2008-2009 and Master of Business Administration studies in 2010.
Keywords: Action research, Design research, Learning theory, Methodology, Networked expertise, Quality management
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Transactions ID Number: 89-106
Full Name: Rob Raluca
Position: Assistant
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Deva, 22 Decembrie
Country: ROMANIA
Tel: +40254207523
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E-mail address: raluca.rob@fih.upt.ro
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Title of the Paper: Harmonic Filters Influences Regarding the Power Quality on High Frequency Electrothermal Installation with Electromagnetic Induction
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Rob Raluca, Sora Ioan, Panoiu Caius , Panoiu Manuela
Email addresses of all the authors: raluca.rob@fih.upt.ro, isora@et.utt.ro, c.panoiu@fih.upt.ro, m.panoiu@fih.upt.ro
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This paper presents a study regarding the functioning of a melting/hardening electrothermal installation with electromagnetic induction from the point of view of generated harmonics in the power distribution. The authors made simulations in scope of reducing the effects of the generated non-sinusoidal regime.
Keywords: Electrothermal installation, harmonic, static converter, passive filters
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Special (Invited) Session: Researches Regarding the Electric Energy Quality on High Frequency Electrothermal Installation with Electromagnetic Induction
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Transactions ID Number: 89-105
Full Name: Manuela Panoiu
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Revolutiei str. no 5 Hunedoara
Country: ROMANIA
Tel: +40254207537
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Title of the Paper: Educational Software for Teaching the Basics of Computer Science
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Manuela Panoiu, Anca Iordan, Caius Panoiu, Loredana Ghiorghioni
Email addresses of all the authors: m.panoiu@fih.upt.ro, anca.iordan@fih.upt.ro, c.panoiu@fih.upt.ro, anaderol_hd@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In this paper we describe the visual environment for learning the basics of computer science: the binary, octal and hexadecimal numeration systems and the rules of storing the information in the computers memory. The software package is an interactive programming environment with graphical user interface that has user friendly interface and logic of usage. It offers all of the essential functions needed to understand the basics of binary, octal and hexadecimal numeration systems, the conversion between these systems and arithmetical operation with numbers in these numeration systems. The software offers also options needed to understand the two's complement code, the floating point numbers single and double precision. Another option of the software is for on-line testing of the students. This option can be use both for evaluation and self-evaluation. The software package is implemented in Java language.
Keywords: , numeration system, educational software, Interactive Tutorials, virtual laboratory
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Special (Invited) Session: Interactive Environment for Learning the Rules for Physical Storing of the Information in the Computers Memory
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Thursday, 12 November 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 32-909
Full Name: Adel Al-Jumaily
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Faculty of Engineering and IT, University of Technology, Sydney, City campus, PO Box 123 Broadway
Country: AUSTRALIA
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Title of the Paper: Virtual Reality and Electromyography Applications in Rehabilitation Robotics: Review
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Jong Ho Kim , Adel Al-Jumaily
Email addresses of all the authors: JongHo.Kim@eng.uts.edu.au,adel@eng.uts.edu.au
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: A robot as an assistive device is playing important role in advanced rehabilitation applications. Some of these applications required pertaining for the user. One of the best attractive training techniques is based on the Virtual Reality (VR) environment. Using such environment, user interacts and exchanges information about his/her movement intention that can be provided by electromyography (EMG) bio-signal. The current studies in motor rehabilitation robotics using VR and EMG are reviewed in this article. The benefits of VR and EMG environment in motor rehabilitation are discussed. The research in VR and EMG based rehabilitation systems are described and the main issues in the research are defined. Finally, the required future works are indicated.
Keywords: Electromyography (EMG), Virtual reality (VR), Motor rehabilitation
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 89-104
Full Name: Jose antonio Castillo jimenez
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: agrupamiento d 75 col. narciso basolls cp 07980
Country: MEXICO
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Title of the Paper: a new monitoring spectral technique for sub-synchronous electrical torque frequencies
Authors as they appear in the Paper: José A Castillo J Daniel Olguín S Carlos A Rivera S David Sebastián B
Email addresses of all the authors: jcastilloj@ipn.mx,dolguin@ipn.mx,rsca@correo.azc.uam.mx,dsebasti@ipn.mx
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The modern protection schemes are designed to protect against the negative effects that has the Subsynchronous Resonance (SSR) in the turbo-generators mechanical system damping. The studies which have been done with torsional monitoring data allows to propose the maintenance and inspection planning to mitigate the damages and overcome with this expensive repairs, this is because very few monitoring equipment is designed to capture transitory sporadic oscillations with torsional phenomenon characteristic. In this work, it is proposed a new monitoring technique through the torsional behavior modes forms based on a spectral analysis of the electrical subsynchronous torque component to detect its associated frequencies and to establish the coincidence with the mechanical turbo-generator torsional oscillation subsynchronous frequencies, transient load model is included indicating results of utmost importance in their modes damping.
Keywords: Subsynchronous resonance, Electrical torque, Subsynchronous component, Prony, Torsional modes forms.
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Special (Invited) Session: Sub-synchronous Electrical Torque Frequencies Monitoring
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Transactions ID Number: 42-101
Full Name: Alin Argeseanu
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Sex: Male
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Title of the Paper: new absolute linear encoder dedicated to long distances intelligent transportation systems
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Alin Argeseanu, Ewen Ritchie, Krisztina Leban
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This paper proposes a new absolute linear encoder (ALE). The innovative ALE can be used for long distance applications (more then 300m) and the accuracy of the measurements is 0.25mm. To paper proposes a new coding algorithm. This new coding algorithm uses a combination of 3 coding strategies: binary coding, permutation coding and length coding. Every coding strategy, comprising length, binary code, and permutation, requires a special track on the new coded strip. The coded strip of the proposed ALE contains 4 active tracks. This means, the proposed ALE requires only four optical sensors. The proposed ALE is implemented in an economical way, using standard optical sensors (type KEYENCE FD-FM2) and a high performance optical fiber sensor for the fine resolution track only (type KEYENCE FD-G4 with lens FX-MR3). The new encoder is a robust solution, able to work in a noisy environment. The maximum speed of the moving part (the vehicle) is 2m/s.
Keywords: linear absolute encoder, multiple codification, permutation coding, binary coding, linear motor optical fiber sensor, coded strip, intelligent transportation system
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Transactions ID Number: 89-103
Full Name: Caio Fernando Fontana
Position: Doctor (Researcher)
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: av Prof Luciano Gualberto, Trav 3 n 158
Country: BRAZIL
Tel: 1130915113
Tel prefix: 55
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E-mail address: caioffontana@uol.com.br
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Title of the Paper: NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR NOTA FISCAL PAULISTA (SÃO PAULO TAX INVOICE): AUTOMATION OF THE TAX DOCUMENTS ISSUE PROCESS IN THE RETAIL OF THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO - BRAZIL
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Eduardo Mario Dias, Newton Oller de Mello, Marcelo Fernandez, Caio Fontana, Vidal Zaparolli Neto
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This article presents requirements and a technological proposal for improvement of the project of Nota Fiscal Paulista (São Paulo Tax Invoice) of the Government of the State of São Paulo – Brazil, aiming at the automation of the process of issuing the electronic tax documents in the retail. The work has been developed based on the analysis of the current environment of São Paulo Tax Invoice and other electronic document projects implemented by the Secretariat of Finance of the State of São Paulo and presents new operating and technology use concepts that may meet the requirements of the business. The term "technological" in this work is employed to define equipment, communication means and software engineering that permit to extend the computing support to the field, with the purpose of improving and speeding up the operations.
Keywords: Electronic Tax Documents, São Paulo Tax Invoice, Wireless communication, Tax inspection
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Special (Invited) Session: NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR NOTA FISCAL PAULISTA (SÃO PAULO TAX INVOICE): AUTOMATION OF THE TAX DOCUMENTS ISSUE PROCESS IN THE RETAIL OF THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO - BRAZIL
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Title of the Paper: NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR NOTA FISCAL PAULISTA (SÃO PAULO TAX INVOICE): AUTOMATION OF THE TAX DOCUMENTS ISSUE PROCESS IN THE RETAIL OF THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO - BRAZIL
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Eduardo Mario Dias, Newton Oller de Mello, Marcelo Fernandez, Caio Fontana
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This article presents requirements and a technological proposal for improvement of the project of Nota Fiscal Paulista (São Paulo Tax Invoice) of the Government of the State of São Paulo – Brazil, aiming at the automation of the process of issuing the electronic tax documents in the retail. The work has been developed based on the analysis of the current environment of São Paulo Tax Invoice and other electronic document projects implemented by the Secretariat of Finance of the State of São Paulo and presents new operating and technology use concepts that may meet the requirements of the business. The term "technological" in this work is employed to define equipment, communication means and software engineering that permit to extend the computing support to the field, with the purpose of improving and speeding up the operations.
Keywords: Electronic Tax Documents, São Paulo Tax Invoice, Wireless communication, Tax inspection
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Special (Invited) Session: NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR NOTA FISCAL PAULISTA (SÃO PAULO TAX INVOICE): AUTOMATION OF THE TAX DOCUMENTS ISSUE PROCESS IN THE RETAIL OF THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO - BRAZIL
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Full Name: Caio Fernando Fontana
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Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: av Prof Luciano Gualberto, Trav 3 n 158
Country: BRAZIL
Tel: 1130915113
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Title of the Paper: The Evolution of the Electronic Tax Documents in Latin America
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Eduardo Mario Dias, Newton Oller de Mello, Marcelo Fernandez, Caio Fontana
Email addresses of all the authors: newton.oller@gmail.com; emdias@pea.usp.br, caioffontana@poli.usp.br, mlafernandez@gmail.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: with the advance in information technologies, the companies have modernized its way of trading their goods and relating to their customers. In view of the evolution and dynamics of the commercial relation, the tax authorities of the countries had to keep up with the progress and evolve: one of the answers adopted were the electronic documents for purposes of tax control of commercial operations. This article aims at tracing a comparison among the several models adopted by countries in Latin America
Keywords: Electronic tax document, digital signature, Latin America, tax modernization, comparison of models
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Special (Invited) Session: The Evolution of the Electronic Tax Documents in Latin America
Organizer of the Session: 626-365
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 32-908
Full Name: Hamidreza Hashamdar
Position: Senior Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Dept. Civil Engineering, Engineering Faculty, University Malya
Country: MALAYSIA
Tel: 0060123966770
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Title of the Paper: A NEW METHOD DYNAMIC ANALYSIS STRUCTUES BY USING OPTIMAZATION OF POTENTIAL DYNAMIC WORK
Authors as they appear in the Paper: H.Hashamdar a, Z.Ibrahim b
Email addresses of all the authors: hamidreza@perdana.um.edu.my
Number of paper pages: 12
Abstract: Numerical methods such as finite elements (FE) result in a large set of simultaneous linear equations, which are generally solved by the direct stiffness approach. Indirect methods are often employed for the solution—The Davidon-Fletcher-Powell (DFP) is such a method and has been used in this Paper. The approach is based upon the principle of conservation of energy. Solutions through the direct minimization of the total potential energy (TPE) became extremely efficient and economical in the sense of storage requirements of the solution algorithm, in comparison with the FE packages. All nonlinear effects due to material properties, large displacements or local failure can be incorporated in the energy formulation. Once the energy terms have been formulated in terms of element properties, and the unknown nodal displacement due to the static load, Davidon-Fletcher-Powell algorithm is applied to calculate the set of displacements that minimize the energy
Keywords: Dynamc analysis, nonlinear, Energy formulation, Optimization, displacement
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON BIOLOGY AND BIOMEDICINE
Transactions ID Number: 29-930
Full Name: Richard Snow
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: 628 Vermont Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118
Country: UNITED STATES
Tel: 386-226-7104
Tel prefix: +01
Fax: 386-226-7739
E-mail address: snow4fc@erau.edu
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Title of the Paper: The Reestablishment of American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius)
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Mary Snow and Richard Snow
Email addresses of all the authors: snow4fc@erau.edu, snowm@erau.edu
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Conservation biology and restoration ecology are concerned not only with protecting fragile ecosystems but also with intervening in an attempt to repair what has been damaged largely through anthropogenic activities. As a result of high demand as a medicinal herb and the failure of harvesters to conserve, the federal government has placed American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) on the list of plants that may be in danger of extinction. Ginseng favors a habitat ranging from 30 to 50 degrees north latitude and minimum cold cycles of 45 days with temperatures below 2 degrees Celsius. Other specific criteria include 20 inches of annual precipitation, adequate shade, and slightly acidic, well-drained soil that is high in organic material content. Remote sensing, ground truthing, and an analysis of local climate data helped determine whether the study areas met these requirements. The role of remote sensing and the use of GIS in preserving forests and biodiversity are dis!
cussed. Although it could take from eight to ten years before harvest, the wild simulated ginseng roots command a price that is approximately the same as that of wild ginseng. The present body of knowledge concerning the optimal growing conditions of ginseng should be enhanced as a result of this research and could serve as a model for a viable economic alternative to clear cutting deciduous forests, which is among the long term goals of this project.
Keywords: Conservation biology, Restoration ecology, Endangered species, American Ginseng, Remote sensing, GIS
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Special (Invited) Session: Conservation Biology and the Reintroduction of Panax quinquefolius
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS
Transactions ID Number: 32-907
Full Name: Tamás Marosits
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Magyar Tudósok krt. 2., H-1117, Budapest
Country: HUNGARY
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Title of the Paper: Characterization of Advanced Round Robin Scheduler
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Tamás Marosits and Sándor Molnár
Email addresses of all the authors: marosits@tmit.bme.hu,molnar@tmit.bme.hu
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In this paper we show that Advanced Round Robin (ARR) scheduler is in the class of Latency Rate servers and it also belongs to the class of Guaranteed Rate servers. We present the latency parameter and the error term of ARR. Next, we evaluate the fairness characteristic. Finally, we describe the relationship between ARR and Generalized Processor Sharing. All of these results can make the comparison of ARR easily to other known schedulers and help designers to apply ARR.
Keywords: Round Robin scheduling, Latency Rate servers, GPS, fairness
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 32-906
Full Name: Xiao ming Ren
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: No. 1954 Huashan Road, Shanghai
Country: CHINA
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Title of the Paper: Development and Calibration of an Impulse Magnetic Field Measurement System for Lightning Electromagnetic Pulse Investigation
Authors as they appear in the Paper: xiao-ming ren, zheng-cai fu, wei sun
Email addresses of all the authors: rxm_213@163.com, zcfu@sjtu.edu.cn, sw33@sjtu.edu.cn
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In order to evaluate the impulse magnetic field distribution inside buildings truck by lightning or by nearby stokes, a set of measuring system composed of self-made magnetic detection coil and fiber transmission system was developed. The sensitivity coefficient of the optical fiber transmission system was calibrated by sine wave generator. Connecting the output of a portable 8/20¦Ìs current generator with a circular coil whose diameter is 0.3 m to compose the magnetic field generator, the detection coil was fixed in the center of the circular coil for calibration. The B/V calibrated coefficient error of the system is less than 3%. The measuring system was used in the investigation of the shielding effectiveness of building metal frames under nearby lightning strokes. The test results of the shielding effectiveness on the grid metal frame model shows that the effectiveness coefficient will increase with the decrease of grid width. While the width of the grid cha!
nges from 0.5m to 0.25m, there is a change of approximately 10.2%. While the width of grid changes from 0.25 m to 0.125 m, is increased about 5%. When the 0.5 mm steel plate was used, the value of is 4.9. The test results show that the developed system can fulfill the requirements of the impulse magnetic field measurement.
Keywords: Impulse magnetic field, Calibration, Magnetic field generator, Magnetic field measurement, Lightning protection, fiber transmission system
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRONICS
Transactions ID Number: 32-905
Full Name: Niladri Maity
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Head, Dept. of Electronics & Comm. Engineering, Mizoram University (A Central University, Govt. of India), Tanhril, Aizawl-796009, Mizoram
Country: INDIA
Tel: +91 389 2330271
Tel prefix: +91 9436353171
Fax: +91 389 2330642/2330644
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Title of the Paper: Surface Plasmon Polaritons: Propagation Characteristics of Surface Plasmon Waves on Noble Metals at Optical Wavelengths
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Niladri Maity, Reshmi Maity
Email addresses of all the authors: maity_niladri@rediffmail.com, niladripratap@gmail.com,reshmidas_2009@rediffmail.com,reshmidas_2004@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The interface between a metal and a dielectric at optical frequencies supports longitudinal surface charge density oscillations, known as Surface Plasmons (SP). The existence of SPs is possible only if the metal have a negative dielectric constant at the corresponding optical frequency. In this paper the propagation characteristics of Surface Plasmon Waves (SPWs) which exists on noble metals like gold (Au), silver (Ag) and aluminium (Al) due to the formation of Surface Plasmon Polaritons (SPPs), have been evaluated theoretically and simulated with the help of MATLAB programming language. The variation of the propagation constant, the attenuation coefficient, penetration depth inside the metal and the dielectric and the variation of the spot size width with the propagating wavelength have been determined. It has been found that highly conducting metals Au and Ag provide a strong confinement to the SPWs than Al at optical frequencies as the spot size width of the for!
mer is found to be nearly 10 µm less than that of the later.
Keywords: SPP, SPW, Propagation Constant, Attenuation Coefficient, Penetration Depth, Spot size
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 29-929
Full Name: Laura Guerra
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: El Viñedo, Valencia
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Title of the Paper: Virtual Conversations
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Laura Guerra, Francisca Grimon
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The formation of engineers involve enabling students in their own specialty knowledge, and, in skills related with critical thinking, reflection, argument development with verifiable and sustainable evidence, discussion management, negotiation and consensus solutions, and convincing, allowing them to improve the decision-making. This research contributes to the study of argumentative discourse, introducing a pilot scheme which is to characterize how students gathered in groups to argue their positions during a speech to their peers, via the Internet, to solve a mathematical problem. The study focuses on the connection between the academic performance of the students and the activities of building knowledge. Besides that, epistemological, argumentative aspects and pattern of dialogue are considered. The research is classified as exploratory, descriptive and experimental design. The methodology is a combination of proposals by Weinberger, Chang, and the author. A C!
ase Study was used, specifically the Problem Solving to design tasks. A Virtual Classroom was built under Moodle platform, where there were exercises materials, interactive program to study, and self-assessment links to related books, etc, available to the students. In this place, discussion forums were developed without a teacher's presence in order to save the students messages that come from the discussion to do the task. In order to analyze the results of the investigation, it is taken as an analysis unit the full message posted by each student: all messages were coded by two different researchers, and then the Kappa coefficient was 82%. Among the results obtained is a large proportion of interactions that reflects a correct handling of the relationship between the given problem and the theoretical foundations to applications in specific situations, showing a good level of knowledge construction. However, the new approaches and ways of solving problems were few. Often, !
the students ignored the messages of other members of the group, leadi
ng to a repetition of the issues that were previously raised and, therefore, most of the discussions were not focused on the task. No evidence different to the result of the mathematical calculation was presented. Although the social interactions were out of this research, it was clear that the members of the group did not get rapport between them and, consequently, the engagement to participate in the forum activities was not strengthened. For all these reasons, there is not a enough evidence to ensure that the academic performance of the students make be better using these strategies. Finally, to optimize the successful implementation of this type of methodological strategies, the presence of the teacher in the discussion forums should be considered so that he performs the necessary interventions to guide students towards constructing knowledge
Keywords: argumentation, discourse analysis, dialogue patterns, academic performance
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Transactions ID Number: 29-928
Full Name: Rui Ramos
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Department of Civil Engineering, Campus Gualtar - Engineering School, University of Minho
Country: PORTUGAL
Tel: 235604726
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Title of the Paper: Multi-dimensional evaluation model of Quality of Life in Campus
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Daniel Rodrigues, Rui Ramos, José Mendes
Email addresses of all the authors: dsr@civil.uminho.pt, rui.ramos@civil.uminho.pt, jfgmendes@civil.uminho.pt
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: The quality of teaching and research activities in Universities are somehow related to the quality of the spaces where they take place, either when considering the buildings' facilities, or when taking into account the campus landscape. Some authors have concluded that the students' perception of their overall academic experience and the campus environment is related to academic accomplishment and success. Furthermore, keeping and increasing the quality of life in public spaces are also recognised as critical aspects concerning the urban sustainable development perspective. In that context, and when analysing characteristics, form, dimension and organisation of university campi, it can be concluded that they can be seen as urban spaces. Also, this fact is often enhanced due to their location: in urban areas or even merged in the city. In this context, based on concepts for urban spaces, a multi-dimensional evaluation model of the quality of life in campus is presen!
ted in this paper. Its main purpose is to provide conceptual bases for the implementation of a decision support system that evaluates the global index of the Quality of Life in the Campus (QlC). The process integrates users' perception and provides the ability to assess the impact of future interventions on the campus quality of life using scenarios. Those scenarios will express the changes in QlC through subsequent indicators values and global index update. The assessment of the QlC variation that would result from the scenario execution will serve as a decision support tool for campus management when studying several possibilities. The case study presented explores and shows the web based information system for monitoring the QlC of the Gualtar Campus of the University of Minho, located in Braga, Portugal. Basically, the model aims at determining a QlC variation and by comparing different moments in time. The system embodies two main functions related to its sustainable d!
evelopment process: (i) to inform the community, allowing any user to
know which are the considered indicators and their actual values, and how the QlC has evolved; (ii) to serve as a decision support tool, mainly in facilities planning and management, allowing to compare the impact of several scenarios on several quality of life dimensions, through an evaluation that integrates the users' perception.
Keywords: Quality of Life, Decision Support System, University Campus, Public Participation
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Transactions ID Number: 29-927
Full Name: Rui Ramos
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Title of the Paper: A global service quality index to evaluate the performance and sustainability in water supply utilities
Authors as they appear in the Paper: António Duarte; Gisela Rodrigues; Rui Ramos
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Abstract: Water supply systems are a structural part of public utilities and as such are vital to the general well-being, public health, safe drinking water use, economic activities and environment protection. The principal objective of regulation is to protect the interests of users by fostering quality in the services provided by utilities and ensuring a fair balance in the charges levied, guaranteeing the essentiality, equity, indispensability, feasibility and cost-effectiveness principles. The use of performance indicators is widely recommended as a measure of the utility's effectiveness and efficiency. In Portugal, the regulation of service quality is conducted by ERSAR (Portuguese Authority for the Regulation of Water and Waste), which has decided to define its own set of performance indicators that is less comprehensive than those adopted by the IWA (International Water Association). Currently, the adopted system does not provide a quantitative and integrated evaluat!
ion leading to an overall ranking of utilities' performance and sustainability. The aim of this paper is to contribute for the improvement of the Portuguese performance assessment system, through the development and application of a complementary methodology to define a global index of service quality (GISEQ) for a given water supplier in order to achieve accurate performance rates. This methodology allows a truly quantitative evaluation in which each performance indicator represents a criterion to be considered and judiciously weighted, based on the results of an on-line questionnaire proposed to a selected set of academic and professional experts. The GISEQ values are calculated as a weighted linear combination of the normalised scores of each performance indicator, which is one of the most common aggregation procedures available in the context of multicriteria evaluation. The criteria normalisation process essentially based on fuzzy sets defined for each indicator, consi!
dering the established ERSAR or legislation standards. An innovative a
pproach to weights definition was also performed as well as a sensitivity analysis of GISEQ values to different weighting methods.
Keywords: Water supply systems; performance indicators; multicriteria analysis; weighting methods; service quality index (GISEQ)
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Title of the Paper: Determination of the Induced Voltages by 220 kV Electric Overhead Power Lines Working in Parallel and Narrow Routes. Measurements on the Ground and Mathematical Model
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Flavius Dan Surianu
Email addresses of all the authors: flavius.surianu@et.upt.ro
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Abstract: The paper presents the measurements that the author has done in the South - West area of Romania for the 220 kV double circuit overhead power lines having a passive circuit and an active one. It also describes a mathematical simulation for determining the induced voltages by the active circuit into the disconnected one. The measurements are compared with those obtained through calculations in order to validate the mathematical model, becoming a useful tool for professionals in electric high voltage overhead power lines.
Keywords: electromagnetic interference, high voltage, induced voltage, electric capacity, mutual inductivity.
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Transactions ID Number: 29-925
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Title of the Paper: Sommerfeld and Mass Parameter Identification of Lubricated Journal Bearings
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Domenico Guida, Pappalardo Carmine Maria
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Abstract: In this paper we propose a method for identification of two parameters that define the structure of lubricated journal bearings. In rotordynamics literature these parameters are named $\textit{Sommerfeld number}$ and $\textit{Mass Number}$, respectively. The system analyzed belongs to the class of systems that are described by $n$ nonlinear second order differential equations. We have obtained the analytical solutions of these equations using Lie series expansion. This method can be applied to a vast class of dynamical systems, provided that they are described by smooth equations. Lie series expansion is a mathematical tool that allows us to obtain the system response in recursive way using symbolic PC-codes. Besides, this procedure involves only a few experimental data and makes the identification process very quick. It is worth noting that the application that we propose does not take into account neither the issue connected to experimental data noise nor the una!
voidable disturbances that occurs in measurement process. Actually, in applied system identification one must always pay attention to the signal noise and to the robustness of the solution with respect to disturbances, but these issues are over the goal of this paper.
Keywords: Nonlinear System Identification, Parameter Identification, Lubricated Journal BearingsJ
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Title of the Paper: Recent Developments with the licas System
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Kieran Greer
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Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: This paper describes recent developments with the licas (lightweight Internet-based communication for autonomic services) software package. In particular, it describes how the architecture and functionality have changed from the first version release. The autonomous nature of the system is focused on, which requires independent behaviour and metadata descriptions of each service. The system has now also been ported to the Java mobile environment. Then some open questions or problems will be discussed in the areas of metadata consistency, security and trust. Finally, some solutions to these problems will also be suggested.
Keywords: service-based network, architecture, autonomous, metadata, security, trust
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Transactions ID Number: 32-903
Full Name: Hsukuang Chang
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Age: ON
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Title of the Paper: Incremental Singular Value Decomposition for Managing Dynamic Collections of Semantic Semi-structured Documents
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Hsu-Kuang Chang, I-Chang Jou, King-Chu Hung
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Number of paper pages: 12
Abstract: The number of XML documents has been increasing as electronic document systems adopt XML as the standard format for document exchange. Like the weather, XML document databases are always changing. Information is constantly added or removed, meaning that catalogs and indexes become obsolete or incomplete, sometimes in a matter of seconds. With the tremendous increase in online information, the dynamic update of XML documents has become critical for efficient document organization and navigation and for the retrieval of large quantities of XML documents. XML documents can be modeled as a matrix, and a user¡¦s query and update of an XML database can be represented as a vector. Relevant XML documents in the XML database are then identified via vector operations. In the latent semantic indexing (LSI) model, LSI is used to recompute the singular value decomposition (SVD) of the new path-by-document matrix. This procedure is very costly in time and space for large XML do!
cument databases. This paper proposes a new method of folding-in combined with SVD updating. The folding¡Vupdating method offers a significant improvement in computation time compared with either recomputing or updating the thin SVD in practical operations. The folding¡Vupdating hybrid method applied to the thin SVD offers a significant reduction in CPU execution time and an increase in querying precision compared to either economic SVD or the original SVD. This is also true for the conventional methods of folding, updating, and recomputing the thin SVD.
Keywords: thin SVD, LSI, folding-in, SVD updating, SVD folding¡Vupdating, SVD recomputing
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Transactions ID Number: 29-924
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Title of the Paper: A prebiotic surface catalysed synthesis of alkyl imine precursors to the aminoacids, alanine, serine and threonine
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Nigel Aylward
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Abstract: Alkynes such as ethyne and propyne form weak charge-transfer, į2 -alkynyl complexes with surface catalysts such as Mg.porphin in which the alkynyl group is positively charged and the porphin has a negative charge. The enthalpy changes are -0.018 and -0.002 h, respectively. Addition of ammonia to the complexes allows the formation of Mg.2-amino ethenyl.porphin and Mg.2-amino propenyl.porphin with small enthalpy changes. and subsequent cyclic formation to Mg.1H aziridin-2yl.porphin and Mg. 2-methyl 1H aziridin-3yl.porphin complexes. The former may undergo a prototropic ring opening to form the imino precursor to the amino-acid alanine. Both complexes undergo ring opening with hydroxide anion to give the imine precursors to the amino-acids, serine and threonine. where the activation energies and enthalpy changes are,respectively, 0.072 h and -0.159h, and 0.072 h and -0.167 h. This mechanism constitutes another method for the formation of reactive, and!
unstable, imines that could facilitate the formation of aziridine-2ones, which have been predicated as important in amino acid synthesis. The reactions have been shown to be feasible from the overall enthalpy changes in the ZKE approximation at the HF and MP2 /6-31G* level.
Keywords: Alkynes, 2-amino ethenyl, 2-amino propenyl, 1h aziridin-2yl and 1h 2-methyl aziridin-3yl complexes of mg.porphin
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Transactions ID Number: 32-902
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Title of the Paper: semantic structural cluster validity for xml documents
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Hsu-Kuang Chang, I-Chang Jou, King-Chu Hung
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Abstract: The amount of XML data is increasing as electronic document systems adopt XML as the standard format in document exchange. With the marked increase in amount of online information, XML document clustering is playing a critical role in efficient document organization, navigation, and retrieval of large numbers of documents. A great deal of active research is being conducted on XML document clustering to facilitate efficient analysis of the information represented in XML documents. Clustering an XML document collection involves dealing with many ambiguous categories. A cluster, i.e., a set of XML document groups, depends on the chosen clustering algorithm as well as on the algorithm¡¦s parameter settings. To find the best among several clustering results, it is common practice to evaluate their internal structures with a cluster validity measure. Clustering is considered useful if particular structural properties are well developed. Nevertheless, the presence !
of certain structural properties may not guarantee usefulness from the standpoint of information retrieval, e.g., whether the found XML document groups resemble the classification of a human editor. Based on already classified XML document collections, we performed clustering and compared the predicted quality of these clusters to their real quality. Our analysis included the classical cluster validity measures, modified Bezdek (abbreviated as MB) and proposed modified Davies¡VBouldin (abbreviated as MDB). MDB was more accurate than was the Dunn measure. In addition, the new within-group variance (WGV)/ between-group variance (BGV) measure, which combines the distance measure with the ƒÝ membership within the cluster, showed results superior to those for MB and MDB.
Keywords: Dtd, Xml, Clustering Validity, Wgv, Bgv.
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Transactions ID Number: 32-901
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Title of the Paper: An efficient asymmetric fingerprinting scheme
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Abstract: Asymmetric fingerprinting has appeared as a technique for copyright protection, where the honest merchant can trace the traitor by means of the embedded fingerprint and the innocent customer is immune of being framed due to the asymmetric property of the fingerprinting. However, existing schemes are inefficient in practice for their high bandwidth usage. In this paper, we propose a new asymmetric fingerprinting scheme which is efficient from the bandwidth point of view. We reduce the bandwidth usage in two aspects. First, symmetric encryption along with a partial encryption algorithm instead of public-key encryption is performed on the media content, which can reduce the complexity and not expand the size of the ciphertext too much. Second, multicast that is an efficient transport technology for one-to-many communication is exploited to transmit the multimedia data, which can reduce the bandwidth usage significantly.
Keywords: Asymmetric fingerprinting, Digital copyright protection, Secure distribution, Multicast, Collusion attack, Traitor tracing
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Title of the Paper: Development of an Ontology-based Flexible Clinical Pathway System
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Abstract: The efficient storage of medical knowledge is critical for the advancement of medicine; a flexible platform for the storage of knowledge is the need of the hour. Therefore, this work focuses on clinical pathways¡Xtools that effectively maintain the quality and control the cost of medicine¡Xto formulate a model for knowledge storage. In this work, ontology was employed as the fundamental theory to facilitate the construction of a flexible system. Using task and domain ontologies, clinical pathway knowledge becomes more accessible, as domain and operation knowledge are available separately. Moreover, taking into account the continued refinement of clinical pathways, this work developed cost-effective and quality health care systems, using quartile and variance computations to identify problematic treatments and pathways and to refine decision support systems. The integration of an ontological approach with quartile and variance algorithms for clinical pathways was im!
plemented by system development, the outcome of which is presented in this paper.
Keywords: Ontology, Clinical pathways, Domain ontology, Task ontology, Ontology-based system
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Transactions ID Number: 29-923
Full Name: Goran Martinovic
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Title of the Paper: Performance evaluation model of optimization methods for wireless sensor networks
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Goran Martinovic, Josip Balen, Drago Zagar
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Abstract: Wireless sensor networks are often composed of large number of wireless sensor nodes that are mostly using battery supplies. Nodes are small and equipped with sensors that cooperatively monitor physical world. Communication, sensing and computing have the most influence on performance and power consumption of wireless sensor networks. Various optimization methods are used to decrease power consumption and improve performance of wireless sensor networks. One of the novel methods is cross-layer approach. In this paper, first we present the advantages of cross-layer approach. The articles that are using a cross-layer approach for improving performance and energy preservation in wireless sensor networks are reviewed and state of the art is presented. In their work, scientists propose various optimization methods that are improving performance and decreasing power consumption. One of the fundamental problems is how to systematically make the performance evaluation and g!
et the real contribution of these proposed optimization methods. In this paper, we develop benchmark methodology and performance evaluation model of various optimization methods for wireless sensor networks. Furthermore, we present the benchmark application for collecting and comparing performance measurement results of various optimization methods.
Keywords: Benchmark Application, Benchmark Methodology, Cross-layer, Metrics, Performance evaluation model, Wireless sensor networks
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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of EDUCATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
Transactions ID Number: 19-194
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Title of the Paper: Inter-operative Learning and Research with Quality Management: a Categorization
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Abstract: New types of action, integration and collaboration are required in higher education for the creation of innovation in services, technology, the economy and society. The objective of Integrative Action is to continuously integrate and actualize the three statutory tasks of the Finnish universities of applied sciences: education; research and development; and regional development. This study addresses the issue of design research for the utilization of action research and quality management systems (within an Integrative Action framework from the perspectives of research; education and development). The objective of this study is to describe categories of: analysis; interaction; learning; research; results; and the quality of the actualization that work as an inter-operational spine for the research framework of participatory and co-creative research between universities of applied sciences, national clusters and innovation systems. And also to use the categories as !
a case study sample of the research types within the higher education studies of information systems at Laurea.
Keywords: Action research, Categorization, Design research, Theory, Methodology, Networked expertise, Quality management
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Transactions ID Number: 32-874
Full Name: Yulin Wang
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Title of the Paper: Triple-Star £ºa coding scheme with optimal encoding complexity for tolerating triple disk failures in RAID
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Yulin Wang, Guangjun Li
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Abstract: This paper presents a new coding scheme, called Triple-Star, for tolerating triple disk failures in Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) architecture. The size of the information part is nxn, the size of the parity-check part is nx3, and the minimum distance is 4, where n is the number of information disks, the number of parity-check disks is 3, and (n+1) is a prime integer. The code rate is R=n/(n+3) and the Maximum Distance Separable (MDS) property is proved. The key novelty in the presented scheme is that it has optimal encoding and lower decoding complexity. There need to be 3-3/n XOR operations per data symbol for encoding and 3n2+3n-11 XOR operations in total for decoding triple information disk failures.
Keywords: Array code; MDS; RAID; Efficient decoding; Decoding complexity; Tripe-disk fault-tolerance
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Transactions ID Number: 32-872
Full Name: Yi-Hsing Chang
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Title of the Paper: A Test Items Knowledge Library System for Adaptive Learning
Authors as they appear in the Paper: YI-HSING CHANG, SHIH-FENG HSU, RONG-JYUE FANG
Email addresses of all the authors: yhchang@mail.stut.edu.tw,hsusf@dwhs.tnc.edu.tw,Rxf26@mail.stut.edu.tw
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Abstract: A test items knowledge library system of for adaptive learning is proposed in this paper. The first step is to carry out the quantity and quality analysis of the test items by using the Bloom¡¦s revised taxonomy and scale anchoring respectively to produce the characteristics for test items. A smoothing method of arbitrary anchoring revised from scale anchoring is first proposed to make tests more accurate in distinguishing test levels. In addition, raised three dimensional indicators based on the Bloom¡¦s revised taxonomy are adopted to validate test contents and therefore it concretely describes the examining function of items. The items obtained have the precise and concrete properties; an item knowledge library is therefore constructed combining teaching materials and items using the technologies of ontology and knowledge management. Finally, a knowledge library system of test items is established to achieve the purpose of adaptive learning for learners. Three !
conclusions are illustrated as follows: smoothing method of arbitrary anchoring can more precisely represent the items¡¦ levels and indicates item¡¦s difficultness as well as the tester¡¦s ability of passing the test; the three dimensional models can concretely describe the specific characteristics of the test: items from instructional content, knowledge classification, classification of cognitive process; the test items of knowledge library system could provide references for teachers doing proposition and give students a better adaptive learning environment.
Keywords: Scale anchoring, Bloom¡¦s revised taxonomy, Test item knowledge library, Adaptive learning
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Title of the Paper: a combined method to improve image contrast using fuzzy entropy and fuzzy measure
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Abstract: Contrast is perhaps one of the most noticeable aspects of an image. This paper proposes a hybrid method for improving the contrast in an image. It describes the application of fuzzy measure to the maximization of fuzzy entropy in the combined fuzzy contrast (CFC), resulting in a much improved contrast. The proposed method is tested on various fingerprint images. The results have shown a significant improvement on both strong and weak edges compared to common edge detection algorithms.
Keywords: Fuzzy entropy, Fuzzy measure, Edge detection, Contrast.
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS AND CONTROL
Transactions ID Number: 32-870
Full Name: Saeid Iranmanesh
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Title of the Paper: a combined method to improve image contrast using fuzzy entropy and fuzzy measure
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Abstract: Contrast is perhaps one of the most noticeable aspects of an image. This paper proposes a hybrid method for improving the contrast in an image. It describes the application of fuzzy measure to the maximization of fuzzy entropy in the combined fuzzy contrast (CFC), resulting in a much improved contrast. The proposed method is tested on various fingerprint images. The results have shown a significant improvement on both strong and weak edges compared to common edge detection algorithms.
Keywords: Fuzzy entropy, Fuzzy measure, Edge detection, Contrast.
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Title of the Paper: a combined method to improve image contrast using fuzzy entropy and fuzzy measure
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Abstract: Contrast is perhaps one of the most noticeable aspects of an image. This paper proposes a hybrid method for improving the contrast in an image. It describes the application of fuzzy measure to the maximization of fuzzy entropy in the combined fuzzy contrast (CFC), resulting in a much improved contrast. The proposed method is tested on various fingerprint images. The results have shown a significant improvement on both strong and weak edges compared to common edge detection algorithms.
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SIGNAL PROCESSING
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Abstract: Contrast is perhaps one of the most noticeable aspects of an image. This paper proposes a hybrid method for improving the contrast in an image. It describes the application of fuzzy measure to the maximization of fuzzy entropy in the combined fuzzy contrast (CFC), resulting in a much improved contrast. The proposed method is tested on various fingerprint images. The results have shown a significant improvement on both strong and weak edges compared to common edge detection algorithms.
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Thursday, 5 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON MATHEMATICS
Transactions ID Number: 32-867
Full Name: Jacob Manale
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Title of the Paper: A symmetry group approach to the Bring-Jerrard Quintic equation
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Abstract: The conception by some that the quintic equation is impossible to solve in radicals is revisited. A special case of this equation, the Bring-Jerrard quintic equation, is investigated for a formula. The equation is first transformed into a differential equation, making it possible to access through the Lie theoretical symmetry group method. A slight modification is introduced to the method to enhance it a little. In addition to the numerous applications and side-effects, a numerical experiment is conducted to test the the extent to which the modification can be useful.
Keywords: Quintic equation; Lie Groups; Black-Scholes equation; Error function.
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Wednesday, 4 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS
Transactions ID Number: 29-858
Full Name: CHING-CHIANG CHEN
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Title of the Paper: An Improvement Framework for E-learning Processing method Development at Centralized Organization Education
Authors as they appear in the Paper: CHING-CHIANG CHEN, DONG-HER SHIH , HSIU-SEN CHIANG , CHENG-JUNG LEE
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Abstract: Abstract: In the past decade, E-learning has played an increasingly important role in modern education, Distance learning and E-learning are getting more attention, not only from enterprise organizations, but also from Seal and organizations such as the military. Thus, in the troops which is a Seal and centralization organization, the traditional education training should be changed and catch up the modern training method. This paper based on Web Service, that is by World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Design and designated which is used for promoting and stepping the communication among the platforms. In addition, we using the TAM model with Perceived Usefulness and Ease of use and the user believed that the IT will strengthen his task performance in the degree. Based on the exploratory study in this research, we use interview and survey methods to collect data and analysis the research field explore viewpoint. The purpose of this study is three-fold. First, it heeds!
the call for theoretically-based empirical research on the TTPi. Second, it, examines the C Troop choice and usage perspectives in combination in an attempt to find their individual and combined effects on E-learning choice and usage. Finally, it attempts to synthesize research in this area by developing a model showing how TTPi influences troops. The results of this study lead us to develop some propositions and develop a Troop Training Process improvement (TTPi) model with some better strategies for such training. We hope this study can enhance troop training achievements and enhancing training efficiency.
Keywords: Key-Words: - E-learning, Seal and centralization organization, training efficiency
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Special (Invited) Session: Web 2.0 Trends based on e-learning for Troops Training Process improvement (TTPi)
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Transactions ID Number: 32-866
Full Name: Yulin Li
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Title of the Paper: Rotary-code: efficient MDS array codes for RAID-6 disk arrays
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Abstract: Low encoding/decoding complexity is essential for practical RAID-6 storage systems. In this paper, we describe a new coding scheme, which we call Rotary-code, for RAID-6 disk arrays. We construct Rotary-code based on a bit matrix-vector product similar to the Reed-Solomon coding, and provide the geometry encoding method and detailed non-recursive decoding algorithms. The capability of two-disk fault-tolerance and the property of Maximum Distance Separable (MDS) are proved in Rotary-code. The key novelty in Rotary-code is that the Rotary-code has optimal encoding complexity and optimal decoding complexity comparing with existing RAID-6 codes.
Keywords: Array code; MDS; RAID; Two-disk fault-tolerance; Efficient decoding; Decoding complexity
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON APPLIED AND THEORETICAL MECHANICS
Transactions ID Number: 32-865
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Title of the Paper: TANGENTIAL CONTACT PROBLEM FOR A TRANSVERSELY ISOTROPIC ELASTIC LAYER BONDED TO AN ELASTIC FOUNDATION
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Abstract: We consider a system consisting of elastic layer made of a transversely isotropic material bonded to an elastic half-space made of a different transversely isotropic material. An arbitrary tangential displacement is prescribed over a domain S of the layer, while the rest of the layer's surface is stress-free. The tangential contact problem consists of finding a complete field of stresses and displacements in this system. The Generalized Images method developed by the author is used to get an elementary solution to the problem. It is also shown that an integral transform can be interpreted as a sum of generalized images. The case of a circular domain of contact is considered in detail. The results are valid for the case of isotropy as well.
Keywords: Tagential contact problem; layered media, transversely isotropic body; potential theory; integral equations
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON FLUID MECHANICS
Transactions ID Number: 29-857
Full Name: António Duarte
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Title of the Paper: Estuarine hydrodynamic as a key-parameter to control eutrophication processes
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Abstract: Estuaries and coastal lagoons are commonly subjected to intensive anthropogenic stress due to massive pollutant loading from urbanised riparian areas. Nutrient enrichment is a key-factor for habitat degradation, leading to sensible structural changes in estuarine ecosystems with the consequent occurrence of eutrophication processes. The influence of hydrodynamics must not be neglected on estuarine eutrophication vulnerability assessment. In fact, flushing time affects the transport and the permanence of water and its constituents inside an estuary, so the increase of estuarine flushing capacity can be seen as a management measure to mitigate or to invert eutrophication processes, like the one observed in the Mondego River estuary (Portugal), during the last two decades. In this work, an integrated 2-DH water quality model was applied to calculate water residence time values, at different simulated management scenarios of the Mondego estuary. The results of the perf!
ormed simulations illustrate the strong asymmetry of flood and ebb duration time at the inner sections of this estuary, a key-parameter for a correct tidal flow estimation, as the major driving force of the southern arm flushing capacity, as well as a spatial and temporal variability of calculated RT values. The conclusions of this work confirm the crucial influence of hydrodynamics on estuarine water quality status and the usefulness of this hydroinformatic tool as contribution to support the design of a sustainable management plan, based on nutrient loads reduction and hydrodynamic circulation improvement. So, the proposed methodology, integrating hydrodynamics and water quality, constitutes a powerful hydroinformatic tool for enhancing estuarine eutrophication vulnerability assessment, in order to contribute for better water quality management practices and to achieve a true sustainable development.
Keywords: Water sustainable management, Estuarial modelling, Eutrophication, Hydroinformatics, Residence time, Mondego estuary.
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Special (Invited) Session: Effect of tidal regime on estuarine residence time spatial variation
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Transactions: SIMULATION AND MODELLING
Transactions ID Number: 10-154
Full Name: Carmen Daniela Domnariu
Position: Associate Professor
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Sex: Female
Address: Romania, Sibiu, 550330 Str.Luptei, nr.21
Country: ROMANIA
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Title of the Paper: The Influence of the Socio-Economic and Genetic Factors on the Core Temperature of School Pupils, as an Indicator of Stress
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Carmen Daniela Domnariu
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The study aims at investigating the role of the genetic and socioeconomic factors on the core temperature as a measure of psychological stress impact on thermoregulation, taking into account the involvement of the hypothalamus on thermoregulation and psychological stress. I studied a number of 203 school pupils from the two secondary schools of the city of Sibiu (no. 6 and 21), personally investigated by measuring the ear drum temperature and by applying a questionnaire. I measured the ear drum temperature during two different periods of time, on the first day after vacation, seen as a normal activity period of time and during knowledge evaluation period of time, of maximum stress. The conclusion of my study was that psychical stress, as a result of knowledge evaluation, determines the decrease of the core temperature, observed through the ear drum temperature.
Keywords: Psychical stress, Ear drum temperature, Core temperature, Thermoregulation, Socio-economic factors, Genetic factors.
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Special (Invited) Session: The Impact of Scholar Stress on the Core Temperature of the Pupil
Organizer of the Session: 619-389
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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of ENERGY
Transactions ID Number: 19-186
Full Name: Nino Božiæ
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Title of the Paper: A Procedure for Assessment of Maximal Electromagnetic Field Values from Urban Power Substation
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Abstract: The paper deals with an assessment procedure of the maximal electromagnetic field values related to urban power substation. Assessment of maximal electromagnetic field values from urban power substations are of great interest for both power utilities and the general public. This work provides an assessment procedure for the maximal magnetic field values from urban power substations based on a limited number of measured values, thus reducing the required measurement effort. The technique used in this work comprises the multiquadric approximation of a field quantity obtained using the discrete measured data set. The approximation sufficiently handles multidimensional multiextreme functions by interpolating their discrete values accurately. Subsequently, the maximal value of a field quantity is evaluated by minimizing the negative multiquadric approximation via a stochastic optimization method - differential evolution. Therefore, the implemented procedure provides the!
maximal value assessment on the basis of a limited number of measured values, thus reducing the experimental cost. Moreover, measurement results of ELF magnetic fields produced by urban power substation are analysed for better understanding of the influence of various field sources.
Keywords: Electromagnetic fields, Differential evolution, Multiquadric approximation, Power substation
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Special (Invited) Session: Assessment of Maximal Electromagnetic Field Values Based on the Discrete Measured Data Set
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Tuesday, 3 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS AND CONTROL
Transactions ID Number: 32-864
Full Name: Shahrin Md. Ayob
Position: Lecturer
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Sex: Male
Address: Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Country: MALAYSIA
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Title of the Paper: Optimum Single Input Fuzzy Proportional Integral Controller for dc-ac converter
Authors as they appear in the Paper: S. M. Ayob, N. A. Azli, Z. Salam
Email addresses of all the authors: shahrin@fke.utm.my, naziha@ieee.org, zainals@fke.utm.my
Number of paper pages: 12
Abstract: Abstract: - In this paper, optimum single input Fuzzy Proportional Integral controller for dc to ac converter is presented. Contrary to conventional Fuzzy controllers, the proposed controller exhibits fewer numbers of rules and tuning parameters but capable to perform identically as the conventional. These lead to simpler design and optimum control performance. The controller is designed to be as PI controller for small-signal disturbances while for optimum large-signal performance, heuristic tuning is employed. The tuning is easy because one need only to tune two tuning parameters. To validate the optimum design, the proposed controller is applied to regulate a dc to ac converter. The system is simulated and hardware prototype is developed for comparison purposes.
Keywords: Fuzzy controller, dc to ac converter, PI controller
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Transactions ID Number: 29-856
Full Name: Jerzy Balicki
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Title of the Paper: An Adaptive Quantum-based Evolutionary Algorithm for Multiobjective Optimization
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Abstract: An Adaptive Quantum-based Multi-criterion Evolutionary Algorithm called AQMEA is a new paradigm of decision making for complex systems. Quantum-based algorithms utilize a new representation for the smallest unit of information, called a Q-bit, for the probabilistic representation that is based on the concept of qubits. Evolutionary computing with Q-bit chromosomes has a better characteristic of population diversity than other representations, since it can represent linear superposition of states probabilistically. Moreover, we consider the three-criterion problem of task assignment.
Keywords: Quantum algorithms, Multi-criterion optimization, Distributed systems
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Special (Invited) Session: An Adaptive Quantum-based Multiobjective Evolutionary Algorithm for Efficient Task Assignment in Distributed Systems
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
Transactions ID Number: 29-855
Full Name: Dimitrios Zikos
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Address: Permoserstr.15, 04318, Leipzig
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Title of the Paper: Linking Perceptions and Water Management: Reflections from Cyprus
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Rania Papasozomenou and Dimitrios Zikos
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Abstract: The predicted effects of climate change on regions with fragile ecosystems and high dependency on natural resources, such as the Mediterranean basin, call for an improved and holistic resource management Such a holistic approach would be enriched by the inclusion of the perceptions of the appropriators and the decision makers. The aim of this study is to identify the linkage between perceptions and water management at individual level, focusing on the case of Cyprus, an island characterised by strict top-down hierarchies and intense water shortage problems. To realise the aim, 20 in-depth interviews were conducted with students of the University of Cyprus and locals of Panagia, a village adjacent to a protected area. Additionally, empirical results were obtained by experimental techniques employed by the authors. As such a policy experiment on irrigation in the above mentioned locations was conducted and used as a triangulation means. The preliminary results illus!
trate that the perceptions of the sample differ substantially. These differences shape to a large extend the way water is managed by individuals but also the notion of water management as a whole.
Keywords: Common pool resources, Water Resource, Perceptions, Water management, Policy experiments, Cyprus
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Special (Invited) Session: Perceptions and their Role in Water Management: A Study in Cyprus
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 32-862
Full Name: Sa'ed Abed
Position: Assistant Professor
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Sex: Male
Address: Faculty of Engineering, Department of Computer Engineering, P.O. Box 150459, Zarqa 13115
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Title of the Paper: Abstract Property Language for MDG Model Checking Methodology
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Kamran Hussain, Otmane Ait Mohamed and Sa'ed Abed
Email addresses of all the authors: k_hussai@ence.concordia.ca, ait@ence.concordia.ca,sabed@hu.edu.jo
Number of paper pages: 18
Abstract: Multiway Decision Graphs (MDGs) are a canonical representation of a subset of many-sorted first-order logic. It generalizes classical Binary Decision Diagrams (BDD's) with abstract data and uninterpreted functions. The original specification language of the MDG tool is called $\mathcal{L}_{MDG}$ that provides temporal operators and abstract data types to formalize properties. Meanwhile, the Property Specification Language (PSL) has a rich temporal operators but without abstract data types. In this paper, we propose a new specification language called Abstract Property Language (APL) suitable for the MDG model checking. This language replaces the $\mathcal{L}_{MDG}$ language of the MDG tool and introduces new operators borrowed from PSL to improve expressiveness. We provide the formal definition of this language in terms of BNF grammar format and formal semantics. APL is associated with a front-end translator that accepts APL specifications and builds veri!
fication-ready models to be handled by the MDG verification tool. Finally, experimental results are presented to show the performance of the APL-Tool and the analysis of the generated code executed on several test benches including Look-Aside Interface design.
Keywords: Abstract Property Language, MDGs, Property Specification Language, Generating Verification-Ready MDG Model
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Monday, 2 November 2009

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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER
Transactions ID Number: 29-854
Full Name: Irakli Shekriladze
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: 77 Kostav Street, Georgian Technical University, Tbilisi 0175
Country: GEORGIA
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Title of the Paper: Flat-Plate Collector with Solar-Powered Pump and Problem of Boiling on Downward-Facing Surface
Authors as they appear in the Paper: I.G. Shekriladze, E.S. Machavariani, G.I. Gigineishvili, J.G. Rusishvili, D.I. Shekriladze
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Abstract: Conceptual design of flat-plate collector (FPC) with integrated solar-powered pump (SPP) has been carried out. SPP represents simple heat engine - membrane pump operating through alternating of processes of evaporation and condensation in its working chamber. It should provide circulation of water using part of absorbed by FPC heat returning it finally to the same heat carrier. Two basic versions of structural layout of FPC have been considered: the first - with flow-through absorber (with circulation of water through riser pipes welded to absorbing plate) and the second – with absorber with gravity-assisted heat pipes (GAHPs). Important role of proper organization of boiling heat transfer on downward-facing heating surface of working chamber, in terms of efficient operation of SPP, is stated. Thermo-hydrodynamic peculiarities of this process are considered. The ways of improvement of reliability and efficiency of SPP are outlined.
Keywords: Flat-Plate Collector, Solar-Powered Pump, Boiling, Downward-Facing Surface, Multifactoring
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Special (Invited) Session: Solar-powered water pump and related problem of boiling on downward-facing surface
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Transactions ID Number: 32-861
Full Name: Jin-Qiu Yang
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Title of the Paper: Simple Hybrid Ant System for Traveling Salesman Problem
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Ant System (AS) was the first Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm, which converged too slowly and consumed huge computation. Ant Colony System (ACS) which converged rapidly was developed to overcome the backwards of AS, but it was in early stagnation usually. A novel algorithm Simple Hybrid Ant System (SHAS) which hybridizes the AS and the ACS was introduced in this paper. Experiments for Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) showed that better solutions were obtained at the same time when the convergence rate accelerated rapidly
Keywords: traveling salesman problem; ant colony system; ant system; combinatorial optimization
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Title of the Paper: Turbo-Generator Vibration Fault Diagnosis Based on PSO-BP Neural Networks
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Youpeng Zhang,Hongsheng Su
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Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: To overcome the flaws of traditional BP learning algorithm of its low convergence speed and easy falling into local extremum during turbo-generator vibration faults diagnosis, a novel algorithm called PSO-BP is proposed for artificial neural network (ANN) learning based on particle swarm optimization (PSO) in this paper. The algorithm covers the two phases. Firstly, PSO algorithm is applied to optimize the weight values of neural networks based on training samples. BP algorithm is then applied for farther optimization based on verifying samples till the best weight values are achieved. In addition, to simplify the structure of the networks, rough set theory (RST) is applied to implement the attributes reduction from the diagnostic decision table quantified by Kohonen networks. Thus the learning speed and the misjudgment rate of the diagnostic networks are improved, dramatically. Finally, the trials in turbo-generator vibration faults diagnosis indicate that the pro!
posed method possesses better forecasting accuracy and lower misjudgment rate, and is an ideal pattern classifier.
Keywords: Turbo-Generator; Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO); BP neural networks; Rough set; Kohonen networks; Evaluation
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Transactions ID Number: 32-859
Full Name: V.shanmuga sundaram V.shanmuga sundaram
Position: Ph.D. Candidate
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Title of the Paper: Economic load sispatch using particle swarm optimization
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Abstract: Abstract:- This paper proposes a novel approach for solving economic load dispatch (ELD) problem by using particle swarm optimization (PSO) method. The objective of the proposed method is to reduce the cost of generation. The PSO method was developed through the simulation of a simplified social system and has been found to be robust in solving continuous nonlinear optimization problems in terms of accuracy of the solution and computation time and it can out perform other algorithms. The proposed method was applied for solving three unit & six unit plant systems. The performance of the method is compared with the lambda-iterative method and was found indeed capable of obtaining higher quality solutions efficiently for ELD problems within less computation time.
Keywords: Load dispatch ,Lamda iterative,Particles , Thermal system, Optimization
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Transactions ID Number: 29-853
Full Name: Seyed Armin Hashemi
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Address: 21,91Alley , Golsar Street, Rasht , Guilan , Iran Postal code:41637-35895
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Title of the Paper: Evaluation biodiversity in relation to physiographical factors in mountain forest in Iran
Authors as they appear in the Paper: 1Seyed Armin Hashmi (Co. author) , 2 Sasan Babaei Kafaki
Email addresses of all the authors: rrashid_2009@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Species diversity is an important characteristic of bio –communities .Organisms diversity, diversity measurement and hypothesis test in relation to diversity causes are issues which the ecologist are interested in for long period .In this research, diversity of plant species in forest region, numbers of 60 sample plots in 256.00 square meters have been considered in random – systematic inventory was considered. In each sample plot, four micro-plots in 2.25 square meters in order to study on herbal cover, were executed that totally 240 micro-plots were considered. At each plot six diversity indices (Simpson's reciprocal (N2), Shannon's (H1), Hill's (N1),Pielou's(J/) ,Alatalo's (F), Molinari's (G) ) in relation to physiographical factors (slope, geographical aspect and altitude from the sea level) were studied. The results showed that species diversity was the greatest at north aspect and slopes less than 30% has the most amounts. Factor of altitude from the sea le!
vel did not have meaningful relation with species diversity. Through study on correlation of the numbers of species in sample plots with indices and also process and role of indices in different processors of analysis, Simpson's reciprocal index was suggested as suitable index in this type of studies .
Keywords: Diversity, Forest, Simpson's index, Slope, Aspect, Altitude.
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Title of the Paper: Evaluation plant species diversity in relation to and physiographical factors in mountain forest in Iran
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Abstract: Species diversity is an important characteristic of bio –communities .Organisms diversity, diversity measurement and hypothesis test in relation to diversity causes are issues which the ecologist are interested in for long period .In this research, diversity of plant species in forest region, numbers of 60 sample plots in 256.00 square meters have been considered in random – systematic inventory was considered. In each sample plot, four micro-plots in 2.25 square meters in order to study on herbal cover, were executed that totally 240 micro-plots were considered. At each plot six diversity indices (Simpson's reciprocal (N2), Shannon's (H1), Hill's (N1),Pielou's(J/) ,Alatalo's (F), Molinari's (G) ) in relation to physiographical factors (slope, geographical aspect and altitude from the sea level) were studied. The results showed that species diversity was the greatest at north aspect and slopes less than 30% has the most amounts. Factor of altitude from the sea le!
vel did not have meaningful relation with species diversity. Through study on correlation of the numbers of species in sample plots with indices and also process and role of indices in different processors of analysis, Simpson's reciprocal index was suggested as suitable index in this type of studies .
Keywords: Diversity, Forest, Simpson's index, Slope, Aspect, Altitude.
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Title of the Paper: Multiobjective hydro thermal scheduling optimization using weighting method
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Abstract: The paper aims at calculation of fuel cost & NOx emission based on multi objective optimization of two objective functions. Method has obtained multi objective evaluation together with economic & emission based load dispatch. The effect of applying weights with respect to cost & emission objectives, along with constraints of power generation limits & power balance equations are solved. Proposed method has tested a sample test system for two objectives also. Results obtained are in close comparison to those of fuzzy set theory strategy, based on the non inferior solution by the fuzzy set theory using the approximate Newton Raphson function method for short range hydro thermal objective. Paper has dealt with solution methodology as well as comparison with already established methods. Paper has successfully solved the multi objective problem with weighting method.
Keywords: Keywords: Multi Objective, Weighting method, Emission, Optimization, Hydro thermal
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Title of the Paper: A Novel application artificial bees for reconfiguring distribution network
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Abstract: In Power Systems, distribution networks really spend amount of power loss . To reduce the power loss there are some solutions such as upgrading networks, setting capacitors at some places in networks, etc. This paper is concentrated on re-configuring networks to reduce power loss. This means looking for a optimal configuration to operate the distribution system. This paper presents a new method which applies an artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC) for determining the sectionalizing switch to be operated in order to solve the distribution system loss minimization problem. To demonstrate the validity of the proposed algorithm, computer simulations are carried out on 14, 33 bus systems and compared with different approaches available in the literature
Keywords: Radial distribution network, distribution network reconfiguration network, artificial bee colony algorithm, power loss.
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Transactions ID Number: 19-185
Full Name: Gokhan Bayar
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Title of the Paper: Design of a Configurable All Terrain Mobile Robot Platform
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Abstract: With the increased funding from various agencies, research conducted in the field of mobile robotics has significantly increased during the last couple of decades. Due to wide range of applications mobile robots of different sizes and capabilities are required in the field. Despite the wide spectrum of applications to be developed for mobile robots, available platforms on the market for research purposes are very few in number, and limited in their capability for multi-purpose use. Evidently purchasing new platforms for different applications is not a feasible solution for conducting research. Driven by the motive of having a configurable research platform, a mobile robot referred to as CoMoRAT (Configurable Mobile Robot for All Terrain Applications) has been designed and manufactured at METU. CoMoRAT can be driven by wheels, tracks or both. Besides its ability to ride effectively on various terrains, robot body is designed in such a way that adding new hardware to!
the platform requires minimal manufacturing and installation effort. This paper presents the design and construction details as well as the performance tests conducted on CoMoRAT.
Keywords: Mobile robot, design, construction, ground, platform, base, terrain, track, wheel
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Transactions ID Number: 19-184
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Title of the Paper: The use of linear parametric smoothed curve Path planning for mobile robots
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Abstract: In this present work we present a linear parametric smoothed curve characteristic navigation approach of autonomous mobile robots. The proposed linear parametric curves of navigation are used for path planning where the smoothness of the trajectory around the control point is taken into account. The proposed method starts from an initial point to a target point establishing a control points for which connections are made to determine the form of the path. This algorithm provides the robot the possibility to move from the initial position to the final position (target). The robot moves within the unknown environment by sensing and avoiding the obstacles coming across its way towards the target. The obtained path is the shortest path from all possible free trajectories. This optimality is ensured by using the simulated annealing technique. The Simulation results show that the algorithm generates smooth, optimal path for the robot and the robot always successfully rea!
ches the target. The proposed algorithm can deal with any shape obstacles even if it is the case of circular obstacles. This case is the hardest one in any navigation problem. The problem is solved by proposing some useful solutions for each situation. For any proposed environment, the robot succeeds to reach its target without collisions. The results are satisfactory to see the great number of environments treated. The results are satisfactory and promising for next developments and more design.
Keywords: Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR), optimal path, parametric curves, and Simulated Annealing
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Title of the Paper: Detecting hornbeam trees phenological specification of deciduous broad leaf forest in North of Iran
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Seyed Armin Hashemi (Co -author) , Sasan Babaei Kafaki , Asadollahe Mataji
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Abstract: phenology has emerged recently as an important focus for ecological research .The research has performed in selected plots of Guilan Province, in the North of Iran. The each selected plot area is one hectare. We selected 6 plots of hornbeam trees from 480 to 1170 meters above sea level were determined in mountainous region .This study was performed on different altitudes and different aspects .the six sample plots were selected in study area. Phenological studies were fulfilled during four years as from January 2003 to December 2006 trees by using ground observations and IRS1C/1D - LISS-IIÉ data in each plot. The statistical analysis One (Way-ANOVA) showed that there were significant differences between the phonological characteristics in respect to the different site physiographical characteristics. Furthermore there were significant negative correlation between average precipitation and average air temperature and there of the phonological characteristics. The co!
rrelation between average air temperature and leaf mature and fall date was significantly negative .Appearance of flowers has usually been begun in this species at the same time of Leaf appearance and from its beside, in such as a way that it continues as from the first of the third week of April and will continue up to first week of May. Leaves in this species complete usually 15 to 20 days after germination .Fruits mostly become ripe about 70 days after appearance meaning as from the first of the second week of November up to the end of the third week. Leaves in this species begin to fall as from the beginning of the fourth week of November and will continue up to the end of first week of December and sometimes up to the end of the first half of the December, too. The green-up of vegetation has advanced in the spring by 1.2 days yr_1 and the dormancy delayed in autumn by 0.6 days yr_1.The results show that over the study period, the growing season duration has lengthened !
by 1.8 days yr_1 in study region.
Keywords: Leaved period, Air temperature, NDVI, Leaf abscission, Anthesis, Fruit ripe
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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of GEOLOGY
Transactions ID Number: 19-183
Full Name: Waheed Hashem
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Address: Geology Department, College of science, UAE University
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Title of the Paper: Late Cretaceous–Eocene Reactivations of the Hatta Shear Zone, Northern Oman Mountains
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Ali Abd-Allah, Waheed Hashem and Osman Abdelghany
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Abstract: The NW-trending Hatta Shear Zone was formed in the Late Cretaceous during the emplacement of the Tethyan rocks and oceanic crust on the eastern margin of the Arabian plate. The western end of this shear zone is draped over by the Campanian-Lower Eocene carbonate rocks. These rocks were thrusted and folded later during the Tertiary Alpine deformation event. The folds are represented by two large plunging, asymmetrical NW-oriented anticlines that are interveined with a middle box-shape syncline, in addition to, four small NE and E-W trending folds. The syncline is characterized by a 3-segmented z-shape, as separated by the two bends; one of them is occupied by NE-oriented folds while the other is occupied by E-W oriented folds. The origin of this syncline may be controlled by the displacement over NW-trending, NE-dipping en echelon thrust faults bounding it. The estimated E-W regional compressive stress that initially accompanied the Cretaceous rock emplacement was l!
ocally adopted in later stages to NE-SW orientation. This deformation took place synchronous to deposition in three stages. It is commenced during the Campanian-Late Maastrichtian and renewed in Early Paleocene and in post Early Eocene times. This NE-SW compression produced El Rawdah structures, which reflect shortening values between 14% and 29.4%. The rock mechanical properties and bed thicknesses controlled the folding mechanisms. Whereas, buckling developed open folds in the thick and relatively brittle beds of the Campanian to Maastrichtian rocks, while flexural slip folding mechanism produced tight folds in the thin and ductile beds of the Maastrichtian to Early Eocene rocks.
Keywords: Cretaceous-Eocene deformations, Jabal El Rawdah, Hatta shear zone, Northern Oman Mountains.
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Title of the Paper: Simulation of da Vinci Surgical Robot Using Mobotsim Program
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Marius-Constantin Popescu, Nikos Mastorakis
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Abstract: This paper presents a simulated control applications and remote perception, generically called telepresence and teleoperare. In essence, it is transmitted remotely by the IT environment, the signals captured by equipment and controls to the equipment, decided by an operator or an automatic system. In general, sending commands to remote equipment is called teleoperare, who decides whether the control is a human operator or an automatic driving system. An important issue of medical world concerns the creation of systems for online medical parameters monitoring. The solution is to pervade into computing systems which have the capabilities of monitoring, data acquisition and data transfer from medical devices. We describe in this paper the use of integrated planning and simulation for robotic surgery.
Keywords: Applications of telepresence, Biological parameters, Simulation, Mobotsim software.
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Title of the Paper: Simulation of da Vinci Surgical Robot Using Mobotsim Program
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Abstract: This paper presents a simulated control applications and remote perception, generically called telepresence and teleoperare. In essence, it is transmitted remotely by the IT environment, the signals captured by equipment and controls to the equipment, decided by an operator or an automatic system. In general, sending commands to remote equipment is called teleoperare, who decides whether the control is a human operator or an automatic driving system. An important issue of medical world concerns the creation of systems for online medical parameters monitoring. The solution is to pervade into computing systems which have the capabilities of monitoring, data acquisition and data transfer from medical devices. We describe in this paper the use of integrated planning and simulation for robotic surgery.
Keywords: Applications of telepresence, Biological parameters, Simulation, Mobotsim software.
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Transactions ID Number: 29-850
Full Name: ANNOP MONSAKUL
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Address: 52/347 Moung Ake,Hlakhok,Moung,Pathumthani,THAILAND,12000, Faculty of Information Technology, Rangsit University
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Title of the Paper: M-MENTOR: A Design Algorithm for IP Networks with Mixed Traffic
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Abstract: Abstract: The design of IP networks to support traffic engineering for both unicast and multicast traffic is a very difficult problem. This paper proposes a heuristic design algorithm called M-MENTOR that concern routing of both types of traffic. However, since multicast traffic model could be employed in many situations and could be managed by various kinds of multicast routing protocols, this paper consider only the design process of the IP networks with following features: (1) network of within the same Autonomous System (AS), (2) routing protocol support multiple weight on each link, (3) the multicast traffic from different sources share the same multicast tree. The efficiency of M-MENTOR is evaluated for various traffic demands and networks of 10, 30 and 50 node and compared with MENTOR-II. The experimental results show that, in almost all cases, M-MENTOR give better performance in term of installation cost.
Keywords: Key-Words: - IP Network Design, MENTOR Algorithm, Unicast/Multicast Traffic, Traffic Engineering
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Title of the Paper: A Sequential Design Method for Multivariable Feedback Control Systems
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Abstract: In this paper, a sequential design method is proposed for analyses and designs of multivariable feedback control systems. The overall compensator is implemented systematic- cally with a cascaded layer-wrapped structure and diagonal compensators. The method can take into consideration of stability, integrity, diagonal dominance and performance in a sequential manner. Roots of stability-equations are used to select parameters of compensators in the parameter plane. Three 2x2 and one 4x4 multivariable examples are given and comparisons with the methods in current literature are made.
Keywords: Sequential design, Integrity, Stability, Multivariable feedback control system
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Title of the Paper: Parallel Architecture for the Solution of Linear Equations Systems Based on Division Free Gaussian Elimination Method Implemented in FPGA
Authors as they appear in the Paper: R. Martínez, D. Torres, M. Madrigal, S. Maximov
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Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: This paper presents a parallel architecture for the solution of linear equations systems based on the Division Free Gaussian Elimination Method. This architecture was implemented in a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). The division-free Gaussian elimination method was integrated in identical processors in a FPGA Spartan 3 of Xilinx. A top-down design was used. The proposed architecture can handle IEEE 754 single and double precision floating-point data and the architecture was implemented in 240 processors. Also, an algorithmic complexity of O(n2) was obtained using a n2 processors scheme that perform the solution of the linear equations. Moreover, the parallel division-free Gaussian elimination method, the architecture´s data distribution and the internal processor-element (PE) architecture are presented. Finally, this paper presents the obtained simulation results and synthesis of the modules designed in very high-speed integrated circuit hardware description !
language (VHDL) using 40 and 100 Mhz frequencies.
Keywords: Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), Parallel Processing, Parallel Architectures, linear systems equations, Division Free Gaussian elimination Method.
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Title of the Paper: Applications of the Four Color Problem
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Marius-Constantin Popescu, Nikos Mastorakis
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: It is debated the matter of the four colors, but also the way of solving by implementing of an algorithm in the MAP-MAN application. Also, it is tackled the maps drawing in real time within GPS system satellites, using more colors depending on the covered route and the landforms met.
Keywords: The issue of the fourth colors, The MAP-MAN application, Software for GPS.
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Title of the Paper: Applications of the Four Color Problem
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Abstract: It is debated the matter of the four colors, but also the way of solving by implementing of an algorithm in the MAP-MAN application. Also, it is tackled the maps drawing in real time within GPS system satellites, using more colors depending on the covered route and the landforms met.
Keywords: The issue of the fourth colors, The MAP-MAN application, Software for GPS.
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Transactions ID Number: 32-855
Full Name: Ali Al-Ibrahimi
Position: Assistant Professor
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Sex: Male
Address: APC P.O. Box. 1470, Amman, 11118, Jordan
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Title of the Paper: E-Government in Jordan: Reality and Ambitions
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Ali Ibrahimi,Randa Khaldi,Ahmad Odat
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Abstract Governments worldwide are adopting E-Government to improve their services to businesses and citizens, promoting economic and social development, and enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of government operations. E-Governments can make public services more convenient to citizens, reduce costs and attract investment to their countries. In Jordan, E-Government is a national program that is initiated by His Majesty King Abdullah II. Like other initiatives, it has opportunities and challenges that should be taken into consideration throughout the implementation phase. In this paper, these opportunities and challenges will be investigated by means of informal questionnaires. One thousand questionnaires had been distributed to the private, public, and educational sectors to explore the Jordanians needs of E-Government services and to find out the reasons why they still do not trust in E-Government.
Keywords: Keywords: E-Government, G2C, E-Services, B2B, Information technology Provider ITP
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Transactions ID Number: 29-848
Full Name: GYUNG-SUK KIL
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: 1 Dongsam-dong, Youngdo-gu, Busan
Country: KOREA
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Title of the Paper: Application of High-Brightness LED on a Shipboard Lighting System
Authors as they appear in the Paper: HONG-KEUN JI, KWANG-SEOK JUNG, UN-YONG JANG, GYUNG-SUK KIL, SEONG-YEON KIM
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This paper described a pre-experiment for the application of a high-brightness LED to a shipboard lighting system. To evaluate the adaptability of the high-brightness LED, a LED luminaire was designed and fabricated, and its illuminance, luminance, colorimetry, CCT (Correlated Color Temperature), and power consumption were compared with those of existing fluorescent and incandescent lamps. According to the experiment results, the prototype LED luminaire showed higher illuminance and 14% and 95% lower power consumption rates (than those of existing fluorescent and incandescent lamps, respectively. It is thus considered that the high-brightness LED would be suitable as a shipboard light source because it can be designed to be moisture-proof and explosion-proof and to have high lighting efficiency. To apply the LED luminaire as shipboard light source, further studies on heat dissipation, the design of the LED luminaire lens, and an EMI counterplan by SMPS (Switching M!
ode Power Supply) should be conducted.
Keywords: High brightness LED, Shipboard lighting system, Illuminance, Luminance, Colorimetry, CCT, Power consumption
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Title of the Paper: Analysis of the Photoreaction Characteristics of Squids
Authors as they appear in the Paper: JAE-SUNG CHOI, SUNG-KUK CHOI, SUN-JAE KIM, GYUNG-SUK KIL, CHUL-YOUNG CHOI
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In this paper, the potential of high-brightness LEDs as energy-saving light sources in place of metal halide lamps (MHLs) was studied to promote fishery efficiency. The photoreaction characteristics of 20 common squids (scientific name: Todarodes pacificus) in a fish tank when LEDs, each with a different color, and an MHL were irradiated onto them were compared and analyzed. For the experiment, an acrylic fish tank was designed, and red, green, blue, and white 30[W] LED modules and a 1.5[kW] MHL were designed, which had recently been used in squid-jigging ships. From the results of the experiment on the squids¡¯ photoreaction characteristics in accordance with each LED, it was confirmed that the most squids gathered around the light source when blue LEDs were irradiated with wavelengths of 450-490[nm], with excellent seawater penetration characteristics. Also, the results of the comparative experiment of six blue LED modules and an MHL showed similar levels of effi!
ciency in fish-attracting effect.
Keywords: Fishing lamp, Phototaxis, Squids, High brightness LED, Metal halide lamp, Optical wavelength
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Special (Invited) Session: Photoreaction Analysis of Squids for the Development of a LED-Fishing Lamp
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Transactions ID Number: 29-846
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Address: 1 Dongsam-dong, Youngdo-gu, Busan
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Title of the Paper: Disinfection of Tetraselmis sp. with UV LED application
Authors as they appear in the Paper: SUNG-KUK CHOI, SUNG-WOOK KIM, DAE-WON PARK, GYUNG-SUK KIL, CHUL-YOUNG CHOI
Email addresses of all the authors: selus21@gmail.com, p5375@hhu.ac.kr, dwpark77@hhu.ac.kr, kilgs@hhu.ac.kr, choic@hhy.ac.kr
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Ship ballast water affects various marine species in the port or near the coast. When ships come in and/or out of the port, the discharged ballast water contaminates the seawater and destroys the marine ecology system. Therefore, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted the Convention on Ballast Water Management in February 2004 and insists that all ships be equipped with a ballast water treatment system beginning in 2010. In this paper, the disinfection characteristics of Tetraselmis sp. were analyzed using a deep ultraviolet light emitting diode (UV LED) as a basic study for the development of a ballast water treatment system. UV LED modules with peak wavelengths at 255, 265, and 280 [nm] were fabricated, and each module was exposed to the same UV dose of 100-400 [mJ/cm2]. The experiment results showed that the highest disinfection wavelength on the Tetraselmis sp. appeared at 265 [nm] with a constant UV dose.
Keywords: UV LED, Phytoplankton, Disinfection, Wavelength, Ballast water
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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, APPLICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT
Transactions ID Number: 19-178
Full Name: Andrzej Chydzinski
Position: Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Akademicka 16, Gliwice
Country: POLAND
Tel: 323271154
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Title of the Paper: Interactions between AQM routers in the Internet
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Pawel Mrozowski Andrzej Chydzinski
Email addresses of all the authors: pmrozo@go2.pl,andrzej.chydzinski@polsl.pl
Number of paper pages: 8
Abstract: In this paper we present a study on mutual interactions between queue management algorithms implemented in Internet routers. The aim of this research was to detect possible issues connected with deployment of the active queue management (AQM) algorithms in the Internet. For that purpose, we simulated a network with four routers and checked its performance in different configurations of queue management algorithms. In particular, three basic configurations were considered: all routers in the network use the passive queue management, only one router in the network uses the active queue management (other routers use the passive queue management), all routers in the network use the active queue management. Six different AQM algorithms were used and tested in two congestion scenarios. In every case the performance of all bottleneck links was observed as well as the average performance of the whole network. In all the simulations, the average performance of the networ!
k, measured in terms of the queueing delay, was improved by when at least one router used an AQM algorithm. Moreover, in most cases the performance of every bottleneck link was also improved. These results give strong arguments for using AQM in the Internet. However, in some experiments we observed a performance degradation of particular bottleneck links when an AQM algorithm was used, indicating that some problems may indeed arise due to the mutual interactions of AQM routers.
Keywords: Internet routers, Active queue management, Packet queueing, Performance evaluation
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Transactions ID Number: 19-177
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Title of the Paper: Stability of AQM algorithms in low congestion scenarios
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Pawel Mrozowski Andrzej Chydzinski
Email addresses of all the authors: pmrozo@go2.pl,andrzej.chydzinski@polsl.pl
Number of paper pages: 8
Abstract: It is well known that maintaining a stable queue size and high throughput in routers operating in high bandwidth-delay product networks is a difficult task. Fortunately, some newly proposed active queue management solutions (by Sun et al. and Ren et al.) seem to work quite well in such environments. In this paper we demonstrate that two additional factors make the task of achieving a stable queue size and high throughput very difficult. Namely, when the congestion level is low or the target queue size is short, none of the known AQMs performs reasonably well - the queue is very unstable and the throughput often goes far below fifty percent of the link capacity. Therefore, new AQM algorithms, able to work well in such scenarios, are needed.
Keywords: Active queue management, Internet routers, Packet queueing, Performance evaluation
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Transactions ID Number: 19-176
Full Name: Marius-Constantin Popescu
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Address: Blv. DECEBAL, no.5, Craiova
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Title of the Paper: Applications of Genetic Algorithms in Electrical Engineering
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Marius-Constantin Popescu, Nikos Mastorakis, Liliana Popescu-Perescu
Email addresses of all the authors: popescu.marius.c@gmail.com, mastor@wses.org, lpopi2001@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In this paper were presented the main directions of genetic algorithms. There is a large class of interesting problems that have not yet been developed fast algorithms. Many of these problems are problems which occur frequently optimized in applications. The studies of this work will allow us to compare the results from different methods of determining these parameters and especially those based on genetic algorithms.
Keywords: Asynchronous motor, Genetic operators, Genetic programming, Objective function.
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Title of the Paper: Applications of Genetic Algorithms in Electrical Engineering
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Marius-Constantin Popescu, Nikos Mastorakis, Liliana Popescu-Perescu
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: In this paper were presented the main directions of genetic algorithms. There is a large class of interesting problems that have not yet been developed fast algorithms. Many of these problems are problems which occur frequently optimized in applications. The studies of this work will allow us to compare the results from different methods of determining these parameters and especially those based on genetic algorithms.
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Transactions ID Number: 29-845
Full Name: Cristina Petrescu
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Intrarea Sabinei, 3A, 18, 300424, Timisoara
Country: ROMANIA
Tel: 740 825681
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Title of the Paper: Development of Children Aged 1.5-3 Years in Relation with Nourishment in a Children's Nursery in Romania
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Cristina Petrescu, Laurentiu-Marius Zavoianu, Oana Suciu
Email addresses of all the authors: cpetrescu64a@yahoo.com, hazzard_dr@yahoo.com, oana_suciu96@yahoo.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Abstract: - In the present study we have investigated the anthropometrical indices (weight, height, thorax perimeter, cranial perimeter, body mass index) during infancy and their relation to nourishment (food intake, nutritive value of food). The study was performed on a group of 54 children (27 girls and 27 boys), aged between 1.5-3 years, in a children's nursery in Tîrgoviºte, Romania. The methods consisted of a transverse epidemiological inquiry using the anthropometrical indices of infant children and a nourishment inquiry, using the list of food released from the storehouse over 10 days, twice (in October 2008 and February 2009). WHO Child Growth Standards (Geneva 2006) were also used to analyze children's development. The relation anthropometrical indices – nourishment was investigated by aid of linear regression (SPSS 13 program). The anthropometrical indices indicate a decrease to below the minimum values for thorax perimeter and body mass index (BMI) in th!
e age group of 2.5-3 years. According to WHO Child Growth Standards (Geneva 2006), BMIs for age group 2.5-3 years are < 50 percentages for 11.1% of total investigated children and 42.18% of children included in this age group. There are not significant differences of anthropometrical indices between sexes. Nourishment of children is deficient in milk, eggs, animal fats, vegetables, and excessive in meat, cheese and vegetable fats, with normal intake of protein, deficient in carbohydrates and excessive in fats in both periods of the nourishment inquiry. In the second period of nourishment inquiry, food intake is very increased in potatoes, fruits and sugar. There is a statistically significant relation between milk and potatoes with BMI. Milk and potatoes are significant nourishment predictors of children development. Nourishment predictors of anthropometrical indices depend on groups of food, children's age and nourishment inquiry period. No predictor of cranial perimeter d!
evelopment is found. In conclusion, there is insubstantial association
anthropometrical indices–nourishment depending on children's age, group of food and season.
Keywords: Children aged 1-3 years, Anthropometrical indices, Group of food, Relation, Predictors
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Special (Invited) Session: Development during Infancy in Relation with Nourishment in Children from a Romanian Nursery
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Title of the Paper: Development of Children Aged 1.5-3 Years in Relation with Nourishment in a Children's Nursery in Romania
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Abstract: - In the present study we have investigated the anthropometrical indices (weight, height, thorax perimeter, cranial perimeter, body mass index) during infancy and their relation to nourishment (food intake, nutritive value of food). The study was performed on a group of 54 children (27 girls and 27 boys), aged between 1.5-3 years, in a children's nursery in Tîrgoviºte, Romania. The methods consisted of a transverse epidemiological inquiry using the anthropometrical indices of infant children and a nourishment inquiry, using the list of food released from the storehouse over 10 days, twice (in October 2008 and February 2009). WHO Child Growth Standards (Geneva 2006) were also used to analyze children's development. The relation anthropometrical indices – nourishment was investigated by aid of linear regression (SPSS 13 program). The anthropometrical indices indicate a decrease to below the minimum values for thorax perimeter and body mass index (BMI) in th!
e age group of 2.5-3 years. According to WHO Child Growth Standards (Geneva 2006), BMIs for age group 2.5-3 years are < 50 percentages for 11.1% of total investigated children and 42.18% of children included in this age group. There are not significant differences of anthropometrical indices between sexes. Nourishment of children is deficient in milk, eggs, animal fats, vegetables, and excessive in meat, cheese and vegetable fats, with normal intake of protein, deficient in carbohydrates and excessive in fats in both periods of the nourishment inquiry. In the second period of nourishment inquiry, food intake is very increased in potatoes, fruits and sugar. There is a statistically significant relation between milk and potatoes with BMI. Milk and potatoes are significant nourishment predictors of children development. Nourishment predictors of anthropometrical indices depend on groups of food, children's age and nourishment inquiry period. No predictor of cranial perimeter d!
evelopment is found. In conclusion, there is insubstantial association
anthropometrical indices–nourishment depending on children's age, group of food and season.
Keywords: Children aged 1-3 years, Anthropometrical indices, Group of food, Relation, Predictors
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Transactions: SIMULATION AND MODELLING
Transactions ID Number: 10-153
Full Name: Heinz Kohler
Position: Professor
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Sex: Male
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Title of the Paper: Wood energy for domestic heating: Extensive reduction of toxic gas and particulate matter emissions by optimised control of the firing process and use of gas sensors
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Heinz Kohler, Paul Butschbach, Thomas Trautmann, Hicham Belmir
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Abstract: The emissions of uncombusted (toxic) gas components and of particulate matter of two different firewood-fueled low power high quality fireplaces were investigated. Complementation of the fireplaces with sensors for combustion temperature, residual oxygen concentration and CO/HC concentration and development of a new strategy of firing process control enabled lowering of the CO/HC-emissions by about 20% (tiled stove) and by more than 80% (central heater). The particulate matter emissions could be simultaneously reduced by about 33% and 66%, respectively. These results demonstrate that the quality of the firing process was effectively improved by sensor based control.
Keywords: Firewood combustion, Toxic emissions, Sensor, Firing process control
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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
Transactions ID Number: 29-843
Full Name: Lasse Nielsen
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Sex: Male
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Title of the Paper: Dynamic Simulation of an Innovative Compressed Air Energy Storage Plant - Detailed Modelling of the Storage Cavern
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Lasse Nielsen, Reinhard Leithner
Email addresses of all the authors: lasse.nielsen@tu-bs.de,r.leithner@tu-bs.de
Number of paper pages: 11
Abstract: An innovative concept of an compressed air energy storage (CAES) plant is developed at the Institute for Heat- and Fuel Technology (IWBT) of the Technische Universität Braunschweig. This concept aims to minimise the negative Aspects of state-of-the-art CAES-plants and is named isobaric adiabatic compressed air energy storage plant with combined cycle (ISACOAST-CC). To increase the storage efficiency, one aspect of this concept is to reduce compressor losses due to high differences of the storage pressure within the cavern by the use of a brine shuttle pond at the surface to drive out the stored air at nearly constant pressure. The main focuses in the presented article are the modelling and the calculation results of the simulation of the isobaric air storage cavern which is used in this concept. Furthermore, the results of a complete dynamic simulation of an ISACOAST-CC cycle are presented. The storage efficiency as well as plant efficiency and specific storage cap!
acity are calculated.
Keywords: Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES), Enbipro, Dynamic simulation, Underground salt cavern
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Special (Invited) Session: Modelling and Dynamic Simulation of an Underground Cavern for Operation in an Innovative Compressed Air Energy Storage Plant
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Transactions ID Number: 29-842
Full Name: Jyh-Horng Lin
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Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: 151 Ying-Chuan Road, Tamsui, Taipei County 251,
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Title of the Paper: optimal bank interest margin and shareholder interest conflicts under ceo overconfidence:a constrained option-pricing model
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Jyh-Horng Lin, Peirchyi Lii And Rosemary Jou
Email addresses of all the authors: lin9015@mail.tku.edu.tw,pclii@asia.edu.tw,893560135@s93.tku.edu.tw
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Abstract: Less is known about how equity returns allocated between current and new shareholders are altered to react to chief executive officer (CEO) overconfidence. This paper uses a nonlinear constrained contingent claim methodology of Black and Scholes (1973) and Merton (1974) to explore interest conflicts between current and new shareholders when an overconfident bank CEO overestimates returns on investment projects, and sequentially raises too much in external funds when internal resources become scarce. We show that low levels of bank interest margins or equity returns, which decrease the claims of current shareholders, are associated with investment distortions; but high levels of bank equity returns, which dilute the claims of current shareholders, are associated with external financing distortion.
Keywords: CEO Overconfidence, Bank Margin, Call Pricing
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Special (Invited) Session: optimal bank interest margin and shareholder interest conflicts under ceo overconfidence:a constrained option-pricing model
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Transactions ID Number: 29-841
Full Name: Caio Fernando Fontana
Position: Doctor (Researcher)
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Av Prof. Luciano Gualberto Trav 3, 158, Sala A206
Country: BRAZIL
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Title of the Paper: Model for Solid Waste Management in the Port Area
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Eduardo Mario Dias, Caio Fernando Fontana, Carla Fontana, Maria Lidia Dias
Email addresses of all the authors: emdias@pea.usp.br, caioffontana@uol.com.br, cmmfontana@hotmail.com, ril@uol.com.br
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Abstract: Although regulated by international conventions and specific laws, disposal of garbage in the oceans is a major problems facing the world today. The pollution of the ocean generates environment effects many different areas of society. As an illustration, it represents a healthy risks and both direct and indirectly economic losses. The different types of solid waste produced by port's areas and vessels are potentially oceanic environment polluters. Nevertheless, international trades by sea are an economical need to Brazil's development. That is the reason why it is so important a manager has means to use all his capability to achieve proper management over waste, ie, an effective segregation and special disposal system. Also, given the collective need to ensure the common good, Brazil has specific legislation that requires operators and terminals to meet a set of rules called the "Best Practices in Sanitary Solid Waste Management," which is basically the process of!
environmental management of the material produced in the course of their activities. In other words, the Brazilian law requires carriers and port terminals to perform procedures for segregation, collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of solid waste in accordance with the guidelines laid down in legislation to protect the health and environment. However, few brazilian's ports have the technology required. This article presents a solution to allow identify, track and manage the solid waste produced while exercising activities in the port area.
Keywords: Solid waste management, Scanning, Tracking, Monitoring, Oceanic pollution
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Special (Invited) Session: MODEL FOR CONTROL OF SOLID WASTES FROM VESSELS
Organizer of the Session: 626-345
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Transactions ID Number: 29-840
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Sex: Female
Address: Chonbuk National University, Dukjin-dong, Jeonju, 561-756
Country: KOREA
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Title of the Paper: Relationship between Muscle Activities and Different Movement Patterns on an Unstable Platform using Data Mining
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Jung-ja Kim, Yong-jun Piao, Ah reum Lee, Tae-kyu Kwon, Yonggwan Won
Email addresses of all the authors: jungjakim@jgnu.ac.kr, kwon10@jbnu.ac.kr,yjpiao@hotmail.com, s5791@hanmail.net,ykwon@chonnam.ac.kr
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Abstract: Association rule mining is widely used in the market-basket analysis. The association rule discovery can mine the rules that include more beneficial information by reflecting item importance for special products. Association rule mining could be a promising approach for clinical decision support system by discovering meaningful hidden rules and patterns from large volume of data obtained from the problem domain. The objective of this study was to analyze the muscle activities of different movement patterns on a training system for posture control using an unstable platform through association rule mining methodology. In this research, in order to find relational rules between posture training type and muscle activation pattern, we investigated an application of the association rule mining to the biomechanical data obtained mainly for evaluation of postural control ability. To investigate the relationship of the different movement patterns and muscle activities, fif!
teen healthy young subjects took part in a series of postural control training using a training system that we developed. The electromyography of the muscles in the lower limbs were recorded and analyzed under the different movement patterns. An improved association rule mining methodology was applied to analyze the relationship of the movement patterns and muscle activities. The results showed the significant differences in muscle activities for the different movement patterns. The experimental results suggested that, through the choice of different movement pattern, the training for lower extremity strength could be performed on specific muscles in different intensity. And, the ability of postural control could be improved by the training for lower extremity strength. Through the analysis results, we tried to find the best training method to improve the ability of postural control through improving the lower extremity muscular strength.The discovered rules could be used a!
s a more useful knowledge for the rehabilitation and clinical expert's

Keywords: Muscle activity, Association rule mining, Unstable platform, Postural control, Training
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Special (Invited) Session: Analysis on Muscle Activities of Different Movement Patterns on an Unstable Platform using Association Rule Mining
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Transactions ID Number: 10-152
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Sex: Male
Address: CP 15007
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Title of the Paper: Clean energy and poor people: ecological impacts of hydroelectric dams on fish and fishermen in the Amazon rainforest
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Renato A M Silvano, Anastacio A Juras, Alpina Begossi
Email addresses of all the authors: renato.silvano@ufrgs.br,anastacio.juras@eletronorte.gov.br,alpinab@uol.com.br
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Although regarded as a 'clean' energetic source, hydroelectric power generated from man-made reservoirs may cause environmental impacts. We provided a review on the ecological effects of large reservoirs to fish and fisheries in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest and in the Lower Tocantins River, as a study case. Fisheries are the main source of animal protein and cash income to Amazon people. Some of the large reservoirs may had affected fish and fisheries down-stream from the dam, due to changes in the flooding regime, retention of nutrients in the reservoir and blockage of fish reproductive migrations. Interviewed fishers mentioned impacts of the Tucuruí reservoir in the Lower Tocantins River, such as decrease in the abundance of fish. Nevertheless, some commercial fishes have been able to cope with the reservoir effects, although the composition of fish catches changed compared to pre-impoundment period. Effects of a large dam may extend beyond the reservoir, and !
fishers have knowledge about their aquatic environments and changes to it. The effects of reservoirs on people and fish should be better acknowledged in political decisions regarding energy issues.
Keywords: Reservoirs, Energy production, Human ecology, Brazilian Amazon, Fish ecology, Environmental impact, Development, Tropical rivers
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Special (Invited) Session: Clean energy and poor people: ecological impacts of hydroelectric dams
Organizer of the Session: 619-209
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Transactions ID Number: 29-839
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Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Chemistry, Purkynova 118, Brno, 621 00
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Title of the Paper: Ultrasonic spectroscopy and fractal analysis in the study on progressive aggregation of humic substances in diluted solutions
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Jiri Kucerik, Martin Drastik, Oldrich Zmeskal, Anna Ctvrtnickova
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Abstract: : High resolution ultrasonic spectroscopy was used to study progressive aggregation and structural changes in diluted aquatic solutions of humic substances over the concentration range from 0.001 g/L to 3 g/L. For this purpose, both sodium salts (fulvates) and protonized forms of fulvic acids and sodium salts of humic acids (humates) were used; the origin of humic substances covered wide range of sources. Obtained results confirmed previously published statement about the progressive aggregation of humic substances in diluted solutions. The method allowing the treatment of obtained data by fractal analysis was developed and tested. Determined dependency of fractal dimension on concentration revealed clear differences in mechanisms of aggregation of individual humic and fulvic samples. In fact the value of fractal dimension 2.5 was determined for the concentration 3g/L; diluting the solution caused increasing in fractal dimension value up to 3 for concentrations aro!
und 0.01 g/L. The increase was not the same for all samples, in fact the most significant fluctuation in this concentration range was observed for fulvic acids. It was found out that despite the prevalence of hydrophobic forces in stabilization of humic substances in diluted solutions, also the nature of the counterion represents one of the crucial factors playing role in conformation and stability of humates and fulvates. In accordance with previous observations based on the measurement of lignite humates, also humates, fulvates and fulvic acids originating from various sources showed the change in their aggregates properties around the concentration 1 g/L.
Keywords: Humic and fulvic acids, aggregation, IHSS, ultrasonic spectroscopy, fractal analysis, micelle-like structures
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Special (Invited) Session: Aggregation of humic an fulvic acids in diluted solutions
Organizer of the Session: 619-224R
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Transactions ID Number: 10-151
Full Name: Claudiu Popirlan
Position: Doctor (Researcher)
Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: A.I. Cuza Street, no. 13, Craiova, Dolj
Country: ROMANIA
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Title of the Paper: Intelligent Data Modeling using Mobile Agents
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Claudiu Ionut Popirlan, Laura Stefanescu, Cristina Popirlan
Email addresses of all the authors: popirlan@inf.ucv.ro, laura.stefanescu@spiruharet.ro, cristina.popirlan@inf.ucv.ro
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: The importance of intelligent data modeling in computational vision was a challenging subject and a long motivation for research-ers. The main idea of this paper is to develop a mobile agents system for intelligent data modeling (knowledge bases manage-ment). Using this system, sophisticated knowledge bases have been represented and processed without increasing the application size, and with a very good computational time.
Keywords: Mobile agents, Knowledge modeling, Intelligent data, Knowledge bases processing, Java implementation
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Special (Invited) Session: A Mobile Agents System for Intelligent Data Analysis
Organizer of the Session: 619-381
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Transactions: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, APPLICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT
Transactions ID Number: 19-174
Full Name: Marius-Constantin Popescu
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Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: Blv. DECEBAL, no.5, Craiova
Country: ROMANIA
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Title of the Paper: Testing and Simulation of a Motor Vehicle Suspension
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Marius-Constantin Popescu, Nikos Mastorakis
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Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Testing the performance practice of suspension dampers is performed using a device. Simulation results are compared with experimental data, after which the developed model is validated.
Keywords: Testing suspension, Modelling and simulation.
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Special (Invited) Session: Road Vehicle Suspension Modelling
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Title of the Paper: Testing and Simulation of a Motor Vehicle Suspension
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Abstract: The paper presents experimental results on modelling and simulation of vehicle suspension. Testing the performance practice of suspension dampers is performed using a device called Spider8, which is achieved by a mathematical model to assess the behaviour and performance suspension behaviour experimentally tested through simulation environment under MATLAB/ Simulink. From the experimental data damper, model coefficients are determined suspension. Simulation results are compared with experimental data, after which the developed model is validated.
Keywords: Testing suspension shock, Modelling and simulation.
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Transactions ID Number: 29-838
Full Name: Anna Sikharulidze
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: 2, University St., 0143 Tbilisi
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Title of the Paper: Fuzzy Covering and Partitioning Problems Based on the Expert Valuations: Application in Optimal Choice of Candidates
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Gia Sirbiladze, Bezhan Ghvaberidze, Anna Sikharulidze, Bidzina Matsaberidze, David Devadze
Email addresses of all the authors: gsirbiladze@tsu.ge, b.ghvaberidze@gmail.com, anikge@yahoo.com, b.matsaberidze@gmail.com, David.devadze@gmail.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: A new approach in the discrete optimization (partitioning and covering) problems is presented based on the expert knowledge presentations. An a priori uncertain information on the alternatives is given by some probability distribution and an a priori certain information on the knowledge competitions is given by some weights. A new criterion is introduced for a minimal fuzzy covering or partitioning problem which is a minimal value of average misbelief in possible alternatives. A bicriterial problem is obtained using the new criterion and the criterion of minimization of average price of the covering or partitioning. The proposed approach is illustrated by an example for the partitioning problem.
Keywords: Minimal fuzzy covering or partitioning, Minimal compatibility level, Positive and negative discrimination measures, Average misbelief criterion, Bicriterial problem
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Special (Invited) Session: Fuzzy Covering Problem Based on the Expert Valuations
Organizer of the Session: 619-170
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009

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Transactions ID Number: 29-837
Full Name: Ardeshir Anjomani
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Age: ON
Sex: Male
Address: University of Texas at Arlington, School of Urban and Public Affairs, P.O. Box 19588, Arlington, TX 76012 USA
Country: UNITED STATES
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Title of the Paper: Integrated Land Use Transportation Modeling Needs and Legislative Mandates
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Ardeshir Anjomani
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