JOINT PROGRAM

 

 

6th WSEAS International Conference on
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, KNOWLEDGE

ENGINEERING and DATA BASES (AIKED '07)

 

 

Corfu Island, Greece, February 16-19, 2007

 

 

 

Friday, February 16, 2007

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Ultra Wideband Communications – The present and the future

 

Professor Ranjan Bose

Indian Institute of Technology

Department of Electrical Engineering

India

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Ultra Wideband or UWB is a technique based on transmitting very-short-duration pulses, often of duration of only nanoseconds or less. This allows it to deliver data rates in excess of 100 Mbit/s, while using a small amount of power and operating in the same bands as existing communication systems without producing significant interference.

UWB technology offers great opportunities for short-range wireless multimedia communications and networking. Unlike conventional wireless systems, which use narrowband modulated carrier waves to transmit information, Ultra-Wideband transmits over a wide band of radio spectrum, using a series of very narrow and low-power pulses. The combination of broader spectrum, lower power and pulsed data means that Ultra-Wideband causes significantly less interference than conventional narrowband radio solutions while safely coexisting with other wireless technologies in the market.

The distinct advantages of UWB communication that make it a strong candidate for future communication systems (both military and civilian) are: exceptional multi-path immunity, potential for substantially less power consumption than conventional systems, inherently secure, highly resistant to interference and exceptionally high spatial capacity.

The talk will start with the basics of UWB and go on to discuss the current state of the art in UWB communications.  The talk will also cover transceiver design issues for UWB systems.  The presentation will end with some future directions related to the research, development and killer applications for UWB systems.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Solving Network Optimisation Problems

 

Professor Milos Seda

Brno University of Technology

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Institute of Automation and Computer Science

Czech Republic

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Finding the shortest path between two positions or between all pairs of points is a fundamental problem in transportation, routing, robot motion planning, and communications applications.

The second application area, investigated here, is focused on problems of finding minimal networks connecting a set of given points in the plane using either only straight connections between pairs of points (minimum spanning tree) or allowing the addition of auxiliary points to the set to obtain shorter spanning networks (minimum Steiner tree).

The purpose of this presentation is also to introduce special geometric structures of computational geometry – Voronoi diagram and Delaunay triangulation, and show typical examples of their efficient applications, e.g. in finding the Euclidean minimum spanning tree, Euclidean minimum Steiner tree and collision-free motions in robotics.

Finally, we deal with the All-Pairs Shortest Paths Problem and Steiner tree problem on a graph in which a fuzzy number, instead of a real number, is assigned to each edge. We propose a modification of the shortest paths approximation based on the fuzzy shortest paths (FSP) evaluations. Since a fuzzy min operation using the extension principle leads to nondominated solutions, we propose another approach to solving the FSP using Cheng's centroid point fuzzy ranking method.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in Computer Science

 

Professor Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

SESSION: Pattern Recognition

Chair: Moh'd Belal Al- Zoubi, Hamido Fujita

Pairwise vs Global Multi-Class Wrapper Feature Selection Hugo Silva, Ana Fred 540-162
Text Identification via Computational Geometry Marios Poulos, Vasilios S. Belesiotis, Sozon Papavlasopoulos 540-091
LODAP: A LOg DAta Preprocessor for mining Web browsing patterns Giovanna Castellano, Anna Maria Fanelli, Maria Alessandra Torsello 540-274
Location and Classification of Moving Objects Using Critical Area Analysis and Template Matching Nauman Iftikhar, Saba Iqbal, Naveed Sarfraz Khattak 540-293
Recognition of Persian Numeral Fonts by Combining the Entropy Minimized Fuzzifier and Fuzzy Grammar Hossein Ebrahimnezhad, Gholam Ali Montazer, Niloofar Jafari 540-223
A Fast Fuzzy Clustering Algorithm Moh’d Belal Al- Zoubi, Amjad Hudaib, Bashar Al-Shboul 540-245

 

 

 

SESSION: Artificial Intelligence

Chair: Hamido Fujita, Masaki Kurematsu

Emotion Based Recognition for Miyzaya-Kenji Virtual model Hamido Fujita, Jun Hakura, Masaki Kurematsu 540-375
Can Computer Comprehend Stories like Human Reader? (Representing Situation Model as Interconnected Frames) Masahiro Kiyota, Jun Ohashi, Hideji Enokidu, Seiichi Komiya 540-333
The framework of the speech communication system with emotion processing Masaki Kurematsu, Jun Hakura, Hamido Fujita 540-372
PTME – a new expert system application for Power Transformer Troubleshooting and Maintenance S. D. Kaminaris, A. X. Moronis, N. I. Kolliopoulos, A. P. Sakarellos, V. T. Kontargyri, S. D. Kampanaros, I. F. Gonos 540-086
Artificial Intelligence as a Supplier of Virtual Reality in Performance Areas as Auditoriums and the Application Sample from Turkey Pelin Yildiz 540-343
Facial expression recognition and synthesis toward construction of quasi-personality Jun Hakura, Mamoru Kashiwakura, Youichi Hiyama, Masaki Kurematsu, Hamido Fujita 540-369

 

 

 

Saturday, February 17, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Knowledge Engineering I

Chair: Kun-Lin Hsieh, Tsuyoshi Takayama

Model-Based Computer Science Curricula Design Azlinah Mohamed, Noor Habibah Arshad, Norhamimi Mohd Hidzir 540-240
A Tabu Genetic algorithm with Search Area Adaptation for the Job-Shop Scheduling Problem Hung-Pin Chiu, Kun-Lin Hsieh, Yi-Tsung Tang, Ching-Yu Wang 540-113
A Knowledge-Based Genetic Algorithm for the Job Shop Scheduling Problem Hung-Pin Chiu, Kun-Lin Hsieh, Yi-Tsung Tang, Wan-Jung Chien 540-115
Axes Rectifying of Impression Space in Music Impression-based Retrieval and its Evaluation Tsuyoshi Takayama, Yuuta Hashiba, Shigeru Kikuchi, Tetsuo Ikeda, Yoshitoshi Murata 540-392
Accelerating the Sharing of Knowledge in Order To Speed Up the Process of Enlarging Software Development Teams - a Practical Example Razvan Bologa, Ana Ramona Lupu 540-225
Rule- and Case-Based Adaptive Knowledge Base and Its Application To Japanese-to-Braille Translation Satoshi Ono, Takashi Yamasaki, Shigeru Nakayama 540-202
A Simulation Based Comparative Study of Normalization Procedures in Multiattribute Decision Making Subrata Chakraborty, Chung-Hsing Yeh 540-270

 

 

 

SESSION:  Advanced Neural Networks

Chair:  Kun-Lin Hsieh, Tzung-Pei Hong

Hybrid Approach to MK Classification of Stars Neural Networks and Knowledge-based Systems Alejandra Rodríguez, Iciar Carricajo, Carlos Dafonte, Bernardino Arcay, Minia Manteiga 540-166
The Construction of Cost-Benefit System via ANNs Technique Ching-Cheng Shen, Shui-Hwi Cheng, Kun-Lin Hsieh 540-213
Hopfield neural networks-a survey Humayun Karim Sulehria, Ye Zhang 540-143
Greenhouse Modeling Using Neural Networks Marcos Alberto Bussab, Joao Israel Bernardo,  Andre Riyuiti Hirakawa 540-359
Selection of Best Neural Network for Estimating Properties of Diesel-Biodiesel Blends Jatinder Kumar, Ajay Bansal 540-159

 

 

 

Sunday, February 18, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Database Management

Chair: Tzung-Pei Hong, Carlo Dell' Aquila

Maintenance of Generalized Association Rules for Record Deletion Based on the Pre-Large Concept Tzung-Pei Hong, Tzu-Jung Huang 540-410
An optimization of the structure of databases Vladimir Rybinkin, Roman Lukatsky 540-399
Ad-hoc HW/SW Architecture for DBMSs: a Co-Design Approach Luigi Pomante, P. Di Felice 540-338
Analytic Use of Bitmap Indices Carlo Dell' Aquila,  Ezio Lefons, Filippo Tangorra 540-334
An effective soft clustering approach to mining gene expressions from multi-source databases Chien-I Lee, Hsiu-Min Chuang 540-149
Using Data Mining to Identify Customer Needs in Quality Function Deployment for Software Design Chih-Hung Hsu, Shih -Yuan Wang, Liang-Tzung Lin 540-199
Indexing Moving Objects Based on 2n Index Tree Huanzhuo Ye, Hongxia Luo, Kezhen Song, Huali Xiang, Jing Chen 540-147
Using Metamodeling in order to Evaluate Data Models Erki Eessaar 540-164
Conformity analysis with structured query language Innar Liiv, Rein Kuusik, Leo Vohandu 540-155

 

 

 

Monday, February 19, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Optimization and Customisation

Chair: Chong-Yen Lee, Luping Fang

Intelligent Agent Technologies Promises in Emerging Arena: Mass Customisation Ali Orhan Aydin and Semra Tunali 540-221
Perspectives of agent technology in e-procurement Angela Mercy, Noor Raihan Ab Hamid 540-394
Algorithm of Cipher Text Containing Key to Produce Cipher Text Transmitted in Network Security Homer Wu, Chong-Yen Lee , Wuu-Yee Chen, Tsang-Yean Lee 540-361
Particle Swarm Optimization with Simulated Annealing for TSP Luping Fang, Pan Chen, Shihua Liu 540-365
Determination of a Reference Model for Estimating Evapotranspiration in Burkina Faso Yu-Min Wang, Seydou Traore, Tienfuan Kerh 540-277

 

 

 

SESSION: Knowledge Engineering II

Chair: Laila Niedrite, Tomas Brunclik

Comparison of Wiener Filter solution by SVD with decompositions QR and QLP Edwirde Luiz Silva, Paulo Lisboa 540-241
Analysis of the characteristic features of the density functions for gamma, Weibull and log-normal distributions through RBF network pruning with QLP Edwirde Luiz Silva, Paulo Lisboa 540-153
A Genetically Tuned Optimal PID controller Mohsen Seyedkazaemi, Adel Akbarimajd, Ali Rahnamaei, Amirreza Baghbanpourasl 540-121
Modelling Municipal Creditworthiness by Hierarchical Structures of Fuzzy Inference Systems Petr Hájek, Vladimír Olej 540-183
Goal-Driven Design of a Data Warehouse-Based Business Process Analysis System Laila Niedrite, Darja Solodovnikova, Maris Treimanis, Aivars Niedritis 540-158
Aggregating Remote Map Services with Local Cascading WMS Server Tomas Brunclik 540-339

 

 

 

PROGRAM

 

 

6th WSEAS International Conference on
SIGNAL PROCESSING. ROBOTICS and

AUTOMATION (ISPRA '07)

 

 

Corfu Island, Greece, February 16-19, 2007

 

 

 

Friday, February 16, 2007

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Ultra Wideband Communications – The present and the future

 

Professor Ranjan Bose

Indian Institute of Technology

Department of Electrical Engineering

India

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Ultra Wideband or UWB is a technique based on transmitting very-short-duration pulses, often of duration of only nanoseconds or less. This allows it to deliver data rates in excess of 100 Mbit/s, while using a small amount of power and operating in the same bands as existing communication systems without producing significant interference.

UWB technology offers great opportunities for short-range wireless multimedia communications and networking. Unlike conventional wireless systems, which use narrowband modulated carrier waves to transmit information, Ultra-Wideband transmits over a wide band of radio spectrum, using a series of very narrow and low-power pulses. The combination of broader spectrum, lower power and pulsed data means that Ultra-Wideband causes significantly less interference than conventional narrowband radio solutions while safely coexisting with other wireless technologies in the market.

The distinct advantages of UWB communication that make it a strong candidate for future communication systems (both military and civilian) are: exceptional multi-path immunity, potential for substantially less power consumption than conventional systems, inherently secure, highly resistant to interference and exceptionally high spatial capacity.

The talk will start with the basics of UWB and go on to discuss the current state of the art in UWB communications.  The talk will also cover transceiver design issues for UWB systems.  The presentation will end with some future directions related to the research, development and killer applications for UWB systems.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Solving Network Optimisation Problems

 

Professor Milos Seda

Brno University of Technology

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Institute of Automation and Computer Science

Czech Republic

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Finding the shortest path between two positions or between all pairs of points is a fundamental problem in transportation, routing, robot motion planning, and communications applications.

The second application area, investigated here, is focused on problems of finding minimal networks connecting a set of given points in the plane using either only straight connections between pairs of points (minimum spanning tree) or allowing the addition of auxiliary points to the set to obtain shorter spanning networks (minimum Steiner tree).

The purpose of this presentation is also to introduce special geometric structures of computational geometry – Voronoi diagram and Delaunay triangulation, and show typical examples of their efficient applications, e.g. in finding the Euclidean minimum spanning tree, Euclidean minimum Steiner tree and collision-free motions in robotics.

Finally, we deal with the All-Pairs Shortest Paths Problem and Steiner tree problem on a graph in which a fuzzy number, instead of a real number, is assigned to each edge. We propose a modification of the shortest paths approximation based on the fuzzy shortest paths (FSP) evaluations. Since a fuzzy min operation using the extension principle leads to nondominated solutions, we propose another approach to solving the FSP using Cheng's centroid point fuzzy ranking method.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in Computer Science

 

Professor Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

SESSION:  Object Detection Methods I

Chair: Wei Liao, Marek Bykowski

Ellipse detection using a randomized Hough transform based on edge segment merging scheme Kwangsoo Hahn, Youngjoon Han,  Hernsoo Hahn 540-341
Face region detection using DCT and homomorphic filter Kyunghwan Baek, Yeongsoo Chang, Daeuong Kim, Youngtak Kim, Boohyoung Lee, Hwanik Chung, Youngjoon Han, Hernsoo Hahn 540-346
Detection and Localization of Power Quality Disturbances Based on Wavelet Network Wei Liao, Wu Zhong Li, Pu Han 540-272
Early detection for short-circuit fault in low-voltage systems based on fractal exponent wavelet analysis Wei Liao, Wu Zhong Li, Pu Han 540-273
Remote detection and monitoring of a water level using narrow band channel Kijoong Kim, Nam-Ki Lee, Youngjoon Han, Hernsoo Hahn 540-342
Turbo Codes in DSSS Systems and a Method of Their Performance Improvement in non-White Additive Noise Marek Bykowski 540-265

 

 

 

SESSION: Object Detection Methods II

Chair: Marek Bykowski, Ardeshir Karami Mohammadi

Face detection by neural network trained with Zernike moments Mohammed Saaidia, Sylvie Lelandais, Vincent Vigneron, El-Mouldi Bedda 540-315
Detection of Buried Landmines using the Possibilistic Correlation-Dependent Fusion Methods Shaheera Rashwan, M. A. Ismail, Soheir Fouad 540-294
Pose estimation of top object on stack of elliptical objects based on ellipse fitting and kalman estimator Sangsoo Noh, Sangbum Park, Youngjoon Han, Hernsoo Hahn 540-345

 

 

 

Saturday, February 17, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Applications of Microcontrollers

Chair: Ardeshir Karami Mohammadi, Vinay Kumar

Design, implementation and real-time digital control of a cart-mounted inverted pendulum using Atmel AVR Microcontroller Kashif Altaf, Adeel Akhtar, Javaid Iqbal, Saeed-ur-Rehman 540-378
A New PI and PID Control Design Method for Integrating Systems with Time Delays Deniz Ustebay, Hitay Ozbay, Nazli Gundes 540-398
A Mixed VS-PA Model Reference Adaptive Controller Ardeshir Karami Mohammadi 540-217

 

 

 

SESSION:

Chair:

Evolution of Uncorrelated and Correlated Noise in Gaussian and Laplacian Image Pyramids Marc Hensel, Björn Eiben, Thomas Pralow, Rolf-Rainer Grigat 540-219
A Romanian Syllable-Based Text-To-Speech System Ovidiu Buza, Gavril Toderean 540-360
Compression and Contents Protection of Images, Texts and Graphics for Distance Learning Applications Roumen Kountchev, Vladimir Todorov, Roumiana Kountcheva 540-090
Iris Recognition: An Emerging Biometric Technology Sanjay R. Ganorkar, Ashok A. Ghatol 540-292
Design of Chebyshev FIR Filter Based On Antenna Theory Approach Sunil Bhooshan, Vinay Kumar 540-124
Analysis of Postural Sway Data of Elderly Subjects Darja Rugelj, France Sevsek 540-403
Sampling frequency and pass-band frequency effects on Neuromuscular Signals (EMG) Recognition Abdelhafid Zeghbib, Frank Palis, Nicola Shoylev, Valeri Mladenov, Nikos Mastorakis 540-089
Application of Walsh Transform Towards Seizure Detection Maria T. Tito, Malek Adjouadi, Mercedes Cabrerizo, Melvin Ayala, Ilker Yaylali, Armando Barreto, Naphtali Rishe 540-354
EEG Analysis Using Neural Networks for Seizure Detection Mercedes Cabrerizo, Malek Adjouadi,  Melvin Ayala, Ilker Yaylali, Armando Barreto, Naphtali Rishe 540-352

 

 

 

Sunday, February 18, 2007

 

 

 

SESSION: Robotics Design and Construction

Chair: Milos Seda, Jihong Lee

Roadmap Methods vs. Cell Decomposition in Robot Motion Planning Milos Seda 540-323
Simple Target Seek Based on Behavior Lubnen Name Moussi, Marconi Kolm Madrid 540-216
Mobile robot path-planning implementation in software and hardware Lucia Vacariu, Octavian Cret, Flaviu Roman, Mihai Timar, Radu Banabic, Tudor Stanciu 540-165
Accuracy of a 3D reconstruction system Drago Torkar, Gregor Papa 540-306
Maneuver Algorithm for Mobile Robot with Four Steered Propulsive Wheels He Xu, Marie Bernard Sidibe, Wei Da Wang 540-180
Design and Construction of Multi Axes Data Acquisition System for Robot performance Measurement Hossein Torabian, A. Mohammadion 540-177
A new method for grasp stability analysis Jihong Lee, Myeong-eon Jang 540-220
Design and Implementation of a Service Robot System based on Ubiquitous Sensor Networks Seung Y. Na, Daejung Shin, Sowket M. Ali, Jin Y. Kim, Seong-joon Baek, Hee-tae Park 540-291
Signature analysis of mechanical watch movements by reassigned spectrogram S. Su, R. Du 540-296

 

 

 

SESSION: Modelling and Simulation

Chair: Libin Li, Carlos F. Alastruey

Modeling and Real-Time Estimation of Signal-Dependent Noise in Quantum-Limited Imaging Marc Hensel, Thomas Pralow, Rolf-Rainer Grigat 540-210
A New Modeling Approach of MIMO Linear Systems using the Generalized Orthonormal Basis Functions Jalel Ghabi, Ali Douik, Hassani Messaoud 540-152
A New Estimation Method of the Poles for the Generalized Orthonormal Bases Filters Jalel Ghabi, Ali Douik, Hassani Messaoud 540-144
Vibration Analysis Based on Full Multi-Body Model for the Commercial Vehicle Suspension System Libin Li, Qiang Li 540-289
State estimation and fault diagnosis of industrial process by using of particle filters Sareh Bahmanpour, Mahdi Bashooki, M. H. Refan 540-320
Analytical Description of Transient Currents in Transmission Lines with Phase Delay and Inductances Carlos F. Alastruey, Manuel De la Sen 540-254
The problem of Robot random motion tracking learning algorithms Carlos Rodriguez Lucatero 540-402
An evolutionary algorithm for linear systems identification Edmary Altamiranda, Rodrigo Calderón, Eliezer Colina Morles 540-197
A Hybrid Snake for Selective Contour Detection Juan Zapata, Ramón Ruiz 540-391
Computer Simulation for Transportation Planning and Traffic Management: a Case Study Systems Approach Georgios Nathaniel Papageorgiou 541-534

 

 

 

Monday, February 19, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Automation Techniques

Chair: Carlos Humberto Llanos, Jorge Duarte

A Platform Based on Reconfigurable Architectures and Virtual Instrumentation Applied to the Driving Automobile Problem Anderson Correia, Carlos H. Llanos, Rodrigo W. Carvalho, Sadek A. Alfaro 540-324
Definition of MV Load Diagrams via Weighted Evidence Accumulation Clustering using Subsampling Jorge Duarte, Ana Fred, Fatima Rodrigues, Joao Duarte, Sergio Ramos, Zita Vale 540-335
Optimal Multiscale Organization of Multimedia Content for Fast Browsing and Cost-Effective Transmission Klimis S. Ntalianis, Stefanos D. Kollias 540-092
TUNIR: A Multi-Modal Database for Person Authentication under Near Infrared Illumination Shuyan Zhao, Ralph Kricke, Rolf-Rainer Grigat 540-266
Optimum Auto Exposure based on High-Dynamic-Range Histogram Simon Schulz, Marcus Grimm, Rolf-Rainer Grigat 540-178
New Figure of Merit for Color Reproduction Ability of color imaging devices using the Metameric Boundary Descriptor Simon Schulz, Rolf-Rainer Grigat 540-099
Characteristics of Water Chemistry in Heavy Water Recovery System of Nuclear Power Plant In Hyoung Rhee, Hyun Kyoung Ahn, Hyun Jun Jeong 550-375
Effect of pH and Temperature on Condensation and dissolution In Hyoung Rhee, Hyun Kyoung Ahn, Hyun Jun Jung 550-376

 

 

 

PROGRAM

 

 

6th WSEAS International Conference on

ELECTRONICS, HARDWARE, WIRELESS and

OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS (EHAC '07)

 
'

Corfu Island, Greece, February 16-19, 2007

 

 

 

Friday, February 16, 2007

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Ultra Wideband Communications – The present and the future

 

Professor Ranjan Bose

Indian Institute of Technology

Department of Electrical Engineering

India

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Ultra Wideband or UWB is a technique based on transmitting very-short-duration pulses, often of duration of only nanoseconds or less. This allows it to deliver data rates in excess of 100 Mbit/s, while using a small amount of power and operating in the same bands as existing communication systems without producing significant interference.

UWB technology offers great opportunities for short-range wireless multimedia communications and networking. Unlike conventional wireless systems, which use narrowband modulated carrier waves to transmit information, Ultra-Wideband transmits over a wide band of radio spectrum, using a series of very narrow and low-power pulses. The combination of broader spectrum, lower power and pulsed data means that Ultra-Wideband causes significantly less interference than conventional narrowband radio solutions while safely coexisting with other wireless technologies in the market.

The distinct advantages of UWB communication that make it a strong candidate for future communication systems (both military and civilian) are: exceptional multi-path immunity, potential for substantially less power consumption than conventional systems, inherently secure, highly resistant to interference and exceptionally high spatial capacity.

The talk will start with the basics of UWB and go on to discuss the current state of the art in UWB communications.  The talk will also cover transceiver design issues for UWB systems.  The presentation will end with some future directions related to the research, development and killer applications for UWB systems.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Solving Network Optimisation Problems

 

Professor Milos Seda

Brno University of Technology

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Institute of Automation and Computer Science

Czech Republic

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Finding the shortest path between two positions or between all pairs of points is a fundamental problem in transportation, routing, robot motion planning, and communications applications.

The second application area, investigated here, is focused on problems of finding minimal networks connecting a set of given points in the plane using either only straight connections between pairs of points (minimum spanning tree) or allowing the addition of auxiliary points to the set to obtain shorter spanning networks (minimum Steiner tree).

The purpose of this presentation is also to introduce special geometric structures of computational geometry – Voronoi diagram and Delaunay triangulation, and show typical examples of their efficient applications, e.g. in finding the Euclidean minimum spanning tree, Euclidean minimum Steiner tree and collision-free motions in robotics.

Finally, we deal with the All-Pairs Shortest Paths Problem and Steiner tree problem on a graph in which a fuzzy number, instead of a real number, is assigned to each edge. We propose a modification of the shortest paths approximation based on the fuzzy shortest paths (FSP) evaluations. Since a fuzzy min operation using the extension principle leads to nondominated solutions, we propose another approach to solving the FSP using Cheng's centroid point fuzzy ranking method.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in Computer Science

 

Professor Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

SESSION: Network Management and Optimization
Chair:
 Petrica Pop, Young-Chul Shim

A new approach to generalized network design problems Petrica Pop, Corina Pop Sitar, Nicolae Pop, Ioana Zelina 540-316
Topological Design of a K-Connected Communication Network S. Latha, S. K. Srivatsa 540-351
Measuring Non-Ionizing Electromagnetic Fields from a Specific Direction D. Stratakis, A. Miaoudakis, N. Farsaris, T. Xenos, V. Zacharopoulos 540-174
Comparative Study of blocking mechanisms for Packet Switched Omega Networks Dimitris Vasiliadis , George Rizos , Leonidas Tsiantis, S. V. Margariti 540-169
Wireless LAN and Power Line Communication platform for e-Learning multimedia system in underdeveloped area in Lombok Island Achmad Rully, Urano Yoshiyori, Agung Untoro, Tetsuo Fujisaki, Hidehiro Kanemitsu, Ye Kyaw Thu 540-405
Energy efficient geocast protocol for sensor networks Young-Chul Shim 540-326

 

 

 

Saturday, February 17, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Microelectronics and Optoelectronics

Chair: Lucian Jurca, Aloka Sinha

Comparison of RF Inductor Performance Evaluation Methods Maria Drakaki, Alkis A. Hatzopoulos, Stylianos Siskos, Dimitrios K. Papakostas 540-314
Low Glitch Current-Steering DAC with Split Input Code Mircea Tomoroga, Lucian Jurca, Mircea Ciugudean, Corneliu Toma 540-357
Design and Optimization of ÷8/9 Divider in PLL Frequency Synthesizer with Dynamic Logic (E_TSPC) Ali Rahnamaei, Adel Akbarimajd, Asadollah Torabi, Mina Vajdi 540-119
Fractional Fourier Transform based Key Exchange for Asymmetric Key Cryptography Aloka Sinha 540-145
Impact of MOSFET parameters on its parasitic capacitances Nebi Caka, Milaim Zabeli, Myzafere Limani, Qamil Kabashi 540-130
An efficient method to calculate the free distance of convolutional codes Ranjan Bose 540-142
All-Optical Arithmetic Unit Based On The Hardlimiters Tamer A. Rahman, Mohamed K. Ahmed, El Sayed M. Saad. 540-321
An Experiment on Internet Based Telemetry Z. Saleem, N. Khan, C. C. Hoong 540-161
A Nonlinear Model for a Turbo Compressor using Fuzzy Logic Approach F. Laaouad, A. Hafaifa, K. Laroussi 541-396

 

 

 

SESSION: Measurements and Parameterization in Electronics

Chair: Farzin Emami, Jyri Rajamaki

Frequency response of a WG-SACM-APD InGaAs/InP structure Farzin Emami, Mozaffareddin Ferdowsiyan Tehrani 540-408
Determination of the Parameters of the Skin-Electrode Impedance Model for ECG Measurement C. Assambo, A. Baba, R. Dozio, M. J. Burke 540-318
LaureaPOP Indoor Navigation Service for the Visually Impaired in a WLAN Environment Jyri Rajamaki, Petri Viinikainen, Julius Tuomisto, Thomas Sederholm, Miika Saamanen 540-157
Optimal Polarity for Dual Reed-Muller Expressions Khalid. Faraj, A.E.A. Almaini 540-407

 

 

 

Sunday, February 18, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Wireless and Mobile Communications I

Chair: Jong-Moon Chung, Charles Sarraf

A Cooperative MIMO Mobile Multihop Relay for Cellular Networks Jong-Moon Chung, Hyung-Weon Cho, Ki-Yong Jin, Min-Hee Cho, Ho Kim 540-329
Media Independent Handover in Broadband Mobile Networks Jong-Moon Chung, Jae-Han Seol, Sang-Hyouk Choi 540-331
Improving JPEG 2000 Images Delivery over GPRS Mobile Networks Charles M. Sarraf, Rihab M. Wakim 540-413
A Clustering Method for Energy Efficient Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks Taewook Kang, Jangkyu Yun, Hoseung Lee, Icksoo Lee, Hyunsook Kim, Byunghwa Lee, Byeongjik Lee, Kijun Han 550-408
An Energy Efficient Clustering Method for Wireless Sensor Networks Ilgyu Jung, Byunghwa Lee, Namkoo Ha, Keuchul Cho, Yoonjae Choi, Minho Choi, Byeongjik Lee, Kijun Han 550-413
An Efficient Topology Configuration Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks Jaetak Chung, Keuchul Cho, Hyunsook Kim, Minho Choi, Jinsuk Pak, Namkoo Ha, Byeongjik Lee, Kijun Han 550-444

 

 

 

SESSION: Wireless and Mobile Communications II

Chair: France Sevsek, Lucian Jurca

Dynamic Bandwidth Reservation for Multimedia and Data Applications In Mobile Wireless Cellular Networks Khaja Kamaluddin, Mohammed Yousoof 540-337
Comparative Study of Service Discovery Protocols for ad-hoc networks George Rizos , Dimitris Vasiliadis , Elefterios Stergiou, S. V. Margariti 540-168
FPGA implementation of viterbi decoder S. Hema, V. Suresh Babu, P. Ramesh 540-139
Airborne Video Transmission for Naval and Coast Guard Applications Nikos J. Farsaris, Thomas D. Xenos, Peter P. Stavroulakis 540-406
A novel approach to remote sensing and control Rahul Pandhi, Mayank Kapur, Shweta Bansal, Asok Bhattachrya 540-280
Data Security Key Establishement in AODV Monis Akhlaq, M. Noman Jafri, Muzammil A. Khan, Baber Aslam 540-253
An Adaptive TXOP Allocation in IEEE 802.11e WLANs Yoonjae Choi, Byeongjik Lee, Jinsuk Pak, Icksoo Lee, Hoseseung Lee, Jangkyu Yoon, Kijun Han 550-439

 

 

 

Monday, February 19, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Digital Circuits

Chair: France Sevsek, Jong-Moon Chung

Reference clock-less 1.6Gb/s clock and data recovery circuit using oversampling method Kang-Jik Kim, Il-Do Jeong, Seong-Ik Cho, Hang-Geun Jeong 540-370
2 Variable Reed Muller Binary Decision Diagrams Pauline Oh, A.E.A. Almaini 540-244
An Area-efficient DLL based on a Merged Synchronous Mirror Delay Structure for Duty Cycle Correction Seok-Yong Hong, Seong-Ik Cho, Hang-Geun Jeong 540-327
CCII-based TCXO using a Thermistor Network Soon Jai Yi, Hang Geun Jeong, Seong Ik Cho 540-328

 

 

 

PROGRAM

 

 

6th WSEAS International Conference on

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, PARALLEL and

DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

(SEPADS '07)

 

 

Corfu Island, Greece, February 16-19, 2007

 

 

 

Friday, February 16, 2007

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Ultra Wideband Communications – The present and the future

 

Professor Ranjan Bose

Indian Institute of Technology

Department of Electrical Engineering

India

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Ultra Wideband or UWB is a technique based on transmitting very-short-duration pulses, often of duration of only nanoseconds or less. This allows it to deliver data rates in excess of 100 Mbit/s, while using a small amount of power and operating in the same bands as existing communication systems without producing significant interference.

UWB technology offers great opportunities for short-range wireless multimedia communications and networking. Unlike conventional wireless systems, which use narrowband modulated carrier waves to transmit information, Ultra-Wideband transmits over a wide band of radio spectrum, using a series of very narrow and low-power pulses. The combination of broader spectrum, lower power and pulsed data means that Ultra-Wideband causes significantly less interference than conventional narrowband radio solutions while safely coexisting with other wireless technologies in the market.

The distinct advantages of UWB communication that make it a strong candidate for future communication systems (both military and civilian) are: exceptional multi-path immunity, potential for substantially less power consumption than conventional systems, inherently secure, highly resistant to interference and exceptionally high spatial capacity.

The talk will start with the basics of UWB and go on to discuss the current state of the art in UWB communications.  The talk will also cover transceiver design issues for UWB systems.  The presentation will end with some future directions related to the research, development and killer applications for UWB systems.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Solving Network Optimisation Problems

 

Professor Milos Seda

Brno University of Technology

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Institute of Automation and Computer Science

Czech Republic

Email: [email protected]

 

 

Abstract: Finding the shortest path between two positions or between all pairs of points is a fundamental problem in transportation, routing, robot motion planning, and communications applications.

The second application area, investigated here, is focused on problems of finding minimal networks connecting a set of given points in the plane using either only straight connections between pairs of points (minimum spanning tree) or allowing the addition of auxiliary points to the set to obtain shorter spanning networks (minimum Steiner tree).

The purpose of this presentation is also to introduce special geometric structures of computational geometry – Voronoi diagram and Delaunay triangulation, and show typical examples of their efficient applications, e.g. in finding the Euclidean minimum spanning tree, Euclidean minimum Steiner tree and collision-free motions in robotics.

Finally, we deal with the All-Pairs Shortest Paths Problem and Steiner tree problem on a graph in which a fuzzy number, instead of a real number, is assigned to each edge. We propose a modification of the shortest paths approximation based on the fuzzy shortest paths (FSP) evaluations. Since a fuzzy min operation using the extension principle leads to nondominated solutions, we propose another approach to solving the FSP using Cheng's centroid point fuzzy ranking method.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in Computer Science

 

Professor Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

SESSION: Software Management and Development

Chair: Jarallah Alghamdi, Arun Sharma

An Initial Study in using Audio-Visual Stimuli in E-Commerce

D. Rigas, A. Stergiou 540-319
Measuring Software Coupling Jarallah Alghamdi 540-383
Effective Software Management– Where Do We Falter? Syed Jawad Hussain, Khalid Rashid, H. Farooq Ahmad, Syed Fawad Hussain 540-275
Security Software Engineering: Do it the right way Ahmad Al-Azzazi, Asim El Sheikh 540-264
Empirical Evaluation and Critical Review of Complexity Metrics for Software Components Arun Sharma, Rajesh Kumar, P. S. Grover 540-330
Personnel motivating projects: reasons, implementation and risks Deniss Kumlander 540-211
Collaborative Software Engineering of the Life-Critical Systems Deniss Kumlander 540-196
Performance Analysis and Portability issues of 64-bit Message Passing Interface for Tera Scale System D. Prabu, V. Vanamala, Anshu Garg, R. Sridharan, B.B. Prahlada Rao, N. Mohanram 540-141
Scenario generation with differential scenario Atsushi Ohnishi 540-238

 

 

 

Saturday, February 17, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Web-based Applications

Chair: Noor Habibah Arshad, Zhiguang Wang

Risk Factors in Software Development Projects Noor Habibah Arshad, Azlinah Mohamed, Zaiha Mat Nor 540-239
An Exploration of WebGIS Based Building Information System Zhiguang Wang, Junjie Xu, Ming Chen, Yuchun Qin 540-322
Grid's confidential outsourcing of string matching Rachel Akimana, Olivier Markowitch, Yves Roggeman 540-353
Web-Based Applications Development in Small Firms Haroon Salem Al-Tarawneh, Asim El-Sheikh, Sattam Rakan Lahawiah 540-212
An architecture for web-based DSS Huabin Chen, Xiaodong Zhang, Tianhe Chi 540-278
A Conceptual Model for Business-Oriented Management of Web Services Jyhjong Lin 540-290
On the refinement of web application systems from upper-stream models to program models Nobuoki Mano, Takakazu Kaneko 540-336

 

 

 

SESSION: Parallel and Distributed Systems

Chair: Petrica Pop, Hamid Abachi

Meeting Scheduling with Multi Agent Systems: Design and Implementation Ismail Ozgur Demirel, Nadia Erdogan 540-279
A parallel algorithm for interpolation in Pancake graph Ioana Zelina, Petrica Pop, Corina Pop Sitar, Ioana Tascu 540-317
Volunteer Computing With Video Game Consoles David Toth 540-118
Characterizing resource availability for volunteer computing and its impact on task distribution methods David Toth, David Finkel 540-126
Hardware Cost Analysis of Master-Slave Star Ring Super-Hypercube and Master-Slave Super-Super-Hypercube 4-Cube Architecture M. Amiripour, H. Abachi, K Dabke 540-237
Effective Data Conversion Algorithm for Real-Time Visual Based Human Computer Interface Anaelis Sesin, Malek Adjouadi, Melvin Ayala, Armando Barreto, Naphtali Rishe 540-358

 

 

 

Sunday, February 18, 2007

 

 

SESSION: Modelling and Computational Techniques

Chair: Bouabid El Ouahidi, Saulius Minkevicius

Interaction Signatures and Action Templates in the ODP Computational Viewpoint Oussama Reda, Bouabid El Ouahidi, Daniel Bourget 540-385
Analysis and Investigation of Reliability Model in Computer Networks Saulius Minkevicius 540-140
Extended General Motion Model: an Assembled Object Oriented Model for Moving Objects Huanzhuo Ye, Tenghong Liu, Jianping Pan, Jing Chen 540-148
Information Communication Educational Technologies in Lifelong Learning of Underprivileged Groups Andreja Istenic Starcic, Andrej Brodnik, Matjaz Kljun 540-400
Proposition of a model of Data backup in XML format Souleymane Oumtanaga, Kone Tiemoman, Prosper Kimou, Dowa N’sreke Florent 540-305
Towards Software Requirements Extraction Using Natural Language Approach Yara Alkhader, Amjad Hudaib, Bassam Hammo 540-163
Developing Agricultural B2B Processes using Web Services S. Karetsos, C. Costopoulou, O. Pyrovolakis, L. Georgiou 540-087
Capacity Evaluation of an Indoor Wireless Channel at 60 GHz Utilizing Uniform Rectangular Arrays Nektarios Moraitis, Dimitrios Dres, Odysseas Pyrovolakis 540-088 p.p 169-174
 

 

Publisher’s Note
Please be advised that a paper written by Omar Essa has been removed from the database.
The article has been removed because Omar Essa made extended plagiarism in his original paper
from:
Hans L. Cycon, Thomas C. Schmidt, Matthias Wählisch and Mark Palkow,
Henrik Regensburg,
"A Distributed Multimedia Communication System and its
Applications to E-Learning", In: IEEE International Symposium on Consumer
Electronics, IEEE UKRI Consumer Electronics Chapter, pp. 425--429, IEEE
 Press, 2004.
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=1375982
 

Therefore WSEAS has removed the article from the database with immediate effect.