1. technology and computing

UPCOMING CONFERENCES
Hong Kong, China, June 20-21, 2015
Conference Name
2015 International Conference on Mechanical
Manufacturing and Optimization
(ICMMO 2015)
2015 International Conference on Innovative
Materials and Construction
(ICIMC 2015)
2015 International Conference on Industrial
Biotechnology and Bioenergy
(ICIBB 2015)
Conference Website
Submission Deadline & Email
www.icmmo.org
March 30, 2015
icmmo@saise.org
www.icimc.org
March 30, 2015
icimc@saise.org
www.icibb.org
March 25, 2015
icibb@saise.org
Conference Website
Submission Deadline & Email
www.acmme.org
April 15, 2015
sub@acmme.org
Chengdu, China, July 23-24, 2015
Conference Name
2015 3rd Asia Conference on Mechanical and
Materials Engineering
(ACMME 2015)
2015 International Conference on Electronics
Computer Technology
(ICECT 2015)
2015 2nd International Conference on Control
and Robotics Engineering
(ICCRE 2015)
www.icect.org
April 5, 2015
icect@saise.org
www.iccre.org
April 5, 2015
iccre@saise.org
Conference Website
Submission Deadline & Email
www.cpese.net
June 30, 2015
cpese@saise.org
Kitakyushu, Japan, September 10-12, 2015
Conference Name
2015 2nd International Conference on Power
and Energy Systems Engineering
(CPESE 2015)
2015 International Conference on Smart Grid
and Communications
(ICSGC 2015)
www.icsgc.org
June 30, 2015
icsgc@saise.org
Contents
Contents ············································································································1
Welcome Page ·····································································································2
Conference Venue·································································································3
Simple Version of Conference Schedule ······································································4
Introduction to Keynote Speakers ··············································································5
Schedule of Sessions ·····························································································7
Poster Session ····································································································22
One Day Tour·····································································································26
Call for Papers ····································································································29
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Welcome to CEEPE 2015 in Guilin, China
Welcome to attend 2015 2nd International Conference on Electronics Engineering and Power Engineering
(CEEPE-II 2015). CEEPE 2015 has 2 workshops, they are 2015 International Conference on Information
Management (ICIM 2015) and 2015 International Conference on Smart Manufacturing (ICOSM 2015). The
aim of CEEPE 2015, ICIM 2015 and ICOSM 2015 are to present the latest research and results of scientists
related to electronics engineering and power engineering, information management, and smart
manufacturing. These 3 conferences will provide opportunities for delegates from different areas to
exchange new ideas and application experiences face to face, to establish business or research relations and
to find global partners for future collaboration. We hope that the conference cam make significant
contribution to these up-to-date scientific fields. And wish all respected authors and listeners a nice trip in
Guilin, China.
Warm Tips:
All papers of CEEPE 2015 and ICOSM 2015, both invited and contributed, have been reviewed by two or three
experts from the PC. After a careful reviewing process, all accepted paper will be published in international journal
“Applied Mechanics and Materials”[ISSN:1660-9336, Trans Tech Publications] “Applied Mechanics and
Materials” , volumes are submitted for indexing to Elsevier: SCOPUS and Ei Compendex (CPX), Cambridge
Scientific Abstracts (CSA), Chemical Abstracts (CA), Google and Google Scholar, ISI (ISTP, CPCI, Web of Science),
Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE), etc.
All papers of ICIM 2015, both invited and contributed, have been reviewed by two or three experts from the PC. After
a careful reviewing process, all registered and presented paper will be published in WIT Transactions on
Information and Communication Technologies (ISSN: 1743-3517), which will be indexed by EI Compendex,
Scopus and ISI.
 Get your presentation PPT prepared and print out the notification letter before you leave for Guilin,
China.
 Pick up the conference materials at the reception desk of CEEPE 2015/ICIM 2015/ICOSM 2015 in the
lobby of Guilin Bravo Hotel on February 28, 2015.
 Please attend the conference and arrive the Conference Room before 9:00 a.m. in formal attire on March
1, 2015.
 There will be a group photo and coffee break between 10:25-10:40 on March 1, 2015; every attendee
will be invited to take group photo.
 Copy your PPT to the conference computer before your session begins. One best presentation will be
selected from each session, and the best one will be announced and awarded at the end of each session.
Session group photo will be taken after the award.
 Participants who had already paid the fee for one day tour can join in one day tour on March 2, 2015
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Conference Venue(会议地点)
Guilin Bravo Hotel
Guilin, China
（桂林宾馆，中国·桂林）
Address: 14 South Ronghu Road (Ronghu Nan Lu), China
地址：中国桂林市象山区榕湖南路 14 号
Website(网址)：www.glbravohotel.com
电话(TEL)：（86）(0773)2898888
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Simple Version of Conference Schedule
Dates
February 28, 2015(Saturday )
Venue
Items
In the lobby of Guilin Bravo hotel
Participants Registration and Conference kits
(桂林宾馆大堂)
Collection
10:00AM-12:00AM
13:30PM-16:00PM
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(9:00AM-10:25AM)
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speeches
Keynote Speech I: Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani
(2 楼伏波厅)
Keynote Speech II: Dr. Nopbhorn Leeprechanon
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(10:25AM-10:40AM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(10:40AM-12:30PM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
Coffee Break and Group Photo
(2 楼伏波厅)
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(2 楼伏波厅)
Session Chair: Prof. Yuri Vorobiev
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(12:30PM -12:35PM)
(2 楼伏波厅)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
Lijiang Restaurant, 1st floor of Guilin
(12:35PM-14:00PM)
Bravo Hotel(1 楼漓江餐厅)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(14:00PM-15:30PM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(15:30PM-15:35PM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(15:35PM -15:50PM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(15:50PM -17:40PM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
(17:40PM-17:45PM)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
Paper Presentation Session I (11 papers)
Best Presentation Award and Group Photo of
Session I
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(2 楼伏波厅)
Lunch(Buffet)
Paper Presentation Session II (9 papers)
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(2 楼伏波厅)
Best Presentation Award and Group Photo of
Session II
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
Coffee Break
(2 楼伏波厅)
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(2 楼伏波厅)
Paper Presentation Session III (11 Papers)
Session Chair: TBA
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(2 楼伏波厅)
Best Presentation Award and Group Photo of
Session III
Fubo Conference Room, 2
nd
floor
(17:45PM -17:50PM)
(2 楼伏波厅)
March 1, 2015 (Sunday)
Shanhu Room, 2nd floor of Guilin Bravo
(18:00PM -19:30PM)
Hotel(2 楼杉湖厅)
Concluding Remarks
(Addressed by Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani)
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Dinner（Round Table）
Introduction to Keynote Speakers
Dr. Nopbhorn Leeprechanon
Thammasat University, Thailand
Biography: Dr. Nopbhorn Leeprechanon obtained his Bachelor (Honors) and Master of Engineering
specialized in Electrical Power Engineering from the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang,
Bangkok, Thailand, and received his Ph.D. in Power System Economics and Policy from the Royal
Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT University), Victoria, Australia. He later obtained another Master
of Art in Politics and Government from Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand.
Dr. Leeprechanon is currently with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Faculty of
Engineering, Thammasat University (TU). He has been an active researcher in the area of electrical power
system operations and planning, power system economics and energy policy for almost 2 decades and has
published/presented over 30 articles in both national and international level related to his research interests
in four continents. Dr. Leeprechanon had experiences in engineering industries, business and higher
education sectors. He had worked in the field of power engineering and associated industries including NS,
WIC, BICC, ABB for several years before joining Thammasat University in 1996. He is currently Head of
Power System Planning and Energy Policy Research Center at TU, an Honorable Advisor of the Standing
Committee for Energy, Senate of the Kingdom of Thailand, Executive Committee of the IEEE Power &
Energy Society (PES) Thailand Chapter. His research interests are Renewable Energy Optimization
Modeling, Integration of Smart Grid and Renewable Energy/ Electric Vehicle, Electricity Economics, Tariffs,
Restructuring and Reforming of State Enterprise and Public Utilities. He also plays a key role in driving a
Smart Grid policy in Thailand. His managerial experiences include President of the Faculty Senate,
Thammasat University (2007-2013), Secretary General of the Thai Association of Governing Board of
Universities and Colleges (2012-2013), President of Council of University's Faculty Senate of Thailand
(2010- 2011), Deputy Dean of Engineering, Thammasat University (2003-2005). Dr. Leeprechanon is a
Senior Member of IACSIT.
Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani
Fort Hays State University, USA
Biography: Dr. Houssain Kettani was born in 1978 in Khobar, Saudi Arabia. He then moved with his
parents in 1981 to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia where he received his K to 6th grade education. He then moved with
his parents again to Rabat, Morocco in 1989, where he is originally from and where he received his 7th to
12th grade education. He then moved to Famagusta, North Cyprus in 1995, where he received the Bachelor's
degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Eastern Mediterranean University, Famagusta, North
Cyprus, in 1998, and moved in the same year to the United States to continue his higher education. In 2000
and 2002 respectively, he received his Master’s and Doctorate degrees both in Electrical Engineering from
the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, USA.
He served as Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of South
Alabama, Mobile, Alabama, USA during 2002-2003, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Jackson
State University, Jackson, Mississippi, USA during 2003-2007, Full Professor of Electrical and Computer
Engineering and Computer Science and Director of the Partnership Development Office at Polytechnic
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University, San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA during 2007-2012, and Professor and Director of Information
Systems Engineering at Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kansas, USA since 2012.
Dr. Kettani has served as Staff Research Assistant at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New
Mexico, USA in summer of 2000, Visiting Research Professor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak
Ridge, Tennessee, USA in summers of 2005 to 2011, Visiting Research Professor at the Arctic Region
Supercomputing Center at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA in summer of 2008, and
Visiting Professor at the Joint Institute for Computational Sciences at the University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tennessee, USA in summer of 2010.
Dr. Kettani’s research interests include computational science and engineering, high performance
computing algorithms, information retrieval, network traffic characterization, number theory, robust control
and optimization, and Muslim population studies. He presented his research in over sixty refereed
conference and journal publications and his work received over four hundred citations by researchers all
over the world. He chaired over hundred international conferences throughout the world and successfully
secured external funding in millions of dollars for research and education from US federal agencies such as
NSF, DOE, DOD, and NRC.
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Schedule of Morning Sessions
Venue: Fubo Conference Room, 2nd floor（2 楼伏波厅）
Time: 09:00 a.m.-12:35 p.m., March 1, 2015
9:00a.m.-9:05a.m.
Opening Remarks
Dr. Nopbhorn Leeprechanon
Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani
Fort Hays State University, USA
Keynote Speech I
9:05-9:45
Keynote Speech II
9:45a.m.-10:25a.m
Topic of Keynote Speech: The United States’ Challenges in Science and
Engineering Education
Abstract: Numerous statistical data indicate that science and engineering workforce
in the United States is aging and nearing retirement. Moreover, various studies show
that it has become increasingly difficult to attract American students to science and
engineering fields. We focus in this paper on a fast growing minority segment of the
American population. Accordingly, we show that the situation is particularly grim
for Hispanics. They remain an untapped in resource, which could either present the
solution needed to overcome this challenge, or further deteriorate the situation. The
objective of this talk is to shed some light on the situation and suggest some
solutions to this predicament that the nation is facing.
Dr. Nopbhorn Leeprechanon
Thammasat University, Thailand
Topic of Keynote Speech: TBA
Abstract: TBA
Coffee Break and Group Photo
10:25a.m.-10:40a.m.
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Session I- Power Systems and Electronics Engineering(电力系统与电子工程)
(11 papers, 10 minutes for each paper, including Q&A)
Venue: Fubo Conference Room, 2nd floor（2 楼伏波厅）
Time: 10:40a.m.-12:30a.m.
Session Chair: Prof. Yuri Vorobiev
Presenter: Huaneng Su
From: University of the Western Cape, South Africa
Title: Development of MEA for HT-PEMFC in HySA Systems
CEEPE2015-103E
10:40-10:50
Authors: Huaneng Su, Huagen Liang, Bruno G. Pollet, and Sivakumar Pasupathi
Abstract: The recent trend at HySA Systems Competence Centre is toward
developing HT-PEMFC-based combined heat and power (CHP) systems in the range
of 1–2 kWe fueled by natural gas. The main scope is to develop internationally
competitive components, specifically membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) and
stacks for the CHP. MEA is the core of PEMFC, and detailed understanding of the
MEA is necessary to improve the durability and reduce the overall cost of the fuel
cell. Therefore, a series of works on MEA fabrication were conducted in HySA
systems, including the investigation of different catalyst layer fabricating
technologies, the optimization of CL structure and properties, aims to improve the
MEA performance, the Pt utilization, durability and reproducibility. The results
revealed the feasibility of our MEAs for long-term HT-PEMFC operation.
Presenter: Mujammil Asdhiyoga Rahmanta
From: Research Institute of State-Owned Electricity Company of Indonesia,
Indonesia
Title: Application of Rotary Drum Dryer at Ombilin Coal Fired Power Plant
CEEPE2015-105E
10:50-11:00
Authors: Mujammil Asdhiyoga Rahmanta and Muhammad Iqbal Felani
Abstract: PLN as State-Owned Company of Indonesia has 10.000 MW fast track
projects of Coal Fired Power Plant (CFPP) which is designed for using Medium Rank
Coal (MRC). PLN has not got MRC due to government policy of trading of coal.
While Indonesia has a lot of Low Rank Coal (LRC) reserves nowadays. Ombilin
CFPP 2X100 MW has used rotary drum dryer to increase High Heating Value (HHV)
of LRC by reducing total moisture of water in coal. Rotary drum dryer uses flue gas
from its furnace as heat source. Rotating test in various speeds is used to know the
characteristic product (fixed carbon, total moisture, and HHV) of rotary drum dryer at
Ombilin CFPP. The temperature of flue gas (heat source), the type of coal input, and
the other operation parameters are maintained approximately constant when speed is
adjusted.
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Presenter: Wenjie Chen
From: Xi’an Jiaotong University, China
CEEPE2015-107E
11:00-11:10
Title: Project Based Approach in Teaching Analog Circuit Design for Undergraduate
Students
Authors: Wenjie Chen and Feng Zhang
Abstract: This paper discusses the use of project based approach to improve the
quality of teaching/learning for analog circuit design. The proposed methodology has
been applied in several electrical engineering courses. The method allows students to
better understand some complex circuit and physical-level phenomena, by describing
them at a higher abstraction level. In addition to enhance their understanding of
design problems and skills, students become more motivated and satisfied. As an
application, a case study is considered in this work: a square wave and triangular
wave generator.
Presenter: Jiao He
From: Zhejiang University, China
CEEPE2015-201E
11:10-11:20
Title: Relay Protection of Transmission Line in the Micro-grid based on Frequency
Modulation
Authors: Yifei Xu, Huan Ma, Jiao He, and Dehua Zhang
Abstract: In recent years, the development of the micro-grid technology is promoted
rapidly. In this paper, considering the fault characteristics of the micro-grid and the
insufficiency of micro-grid relay protection, relay protection of transmission line
applied in the micro-grid based on frequency modulation is proposed firstly. Then,
differences between the micro-grid relay protection and the traditional one are
introduced. After that, the operational principle and the whole working process of the
frequency modulation are analyzed. Finally, by simulation and experiments, the
novel proposed frequency modulation method is proved correct and practical.
Presenter: Seok-Keun Koh
From: GL Materials Inc., Korea
CEEPE2015-204E
11:20-11:30
Title: Metal Nano Particles Formation on Rotating Powder (NPP) Substrate in
Physical Vapor Deposition
Authors: Seok-Keun Koh, Charles Lee, Jung Hwan Lee, Byung Kwuan Kang,
Hiroyuki Kaji, Motohiko Hayash, and Wan-Ho Cho
Abstract: Nano-sized (2~10 nm) metal particles were formed and accumulated on a
rotating powders substrate by conventional physical vapor deposition (PVD) process.
Sucrose was selected as a supporter for the nano-particles on powder (NPP) process.
Nuclei, which were formed on the substrate from vaporized or sputtered metal atoms
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at an initial thin film growth, did not grow up to coalescence stage and did not
agglomerate each other when the powder in the vessel was continuously circulated
during the deposition. Size of the nanoparticles is controlled by the physical
parameters such as metal evaporation rate, rotation speed of the powder, selection of
the powder in the PVD. Formation mechanism of nano-particles on the carrier
powder have been explained in terms of thermodynamics with TEM, SEM, EDX, UV
spectroscopy, etc. comparing with conventional thin film growth in PVD.
Presenter: Helal Al-Hamadi
From: Kuwait University, Kuwait
Title: Parameters Identification of Photovoltaic Module Using Nonlinear
Mathematical Programming
Authors: Helal Al-Hamadi
CEEPE2015-205E
11:30-11:40
Abstract: In this paper, the parameters of a PV module are estimated using
mathematical programming based approach. The PV module consists of an array of
solar cells used to model the current-voltage characteristics of the solar module. The
model is represented as a non-linear function that relating the module current and
voltage with some parameters to be estimated. No direct general analytical solution
exists for such function. Given the input-output characteristic data of the solar
module, a mathematical programming technique is used to solve a set of
transcendental equations to optimally estimate the solar module parameters. Finally,
the proposed model and technique is validated using experimental data to estimate
the module parameters.
Presenter: Yuri Vorobiev
From: CINVESTAV-IPN, Unidad Queretaro, MEXICO
Title: New Principles in Design and Technology of Multi-Junction Solar Energy
Converters
CEEPE2015-307E
11:40-11:50
Authors: CHÁVEZ-URBIOLA Iker, VOROBIEV Yuri, RAMIREZ-BON Rafael
Abstract: The multi-junction solar energy converters can be made cheap and
efficient, if some new principles are applied for their design. We propose to make
each p-n junction of the converter electrically independent with its own contacts. It
eliminates obligatory series connection of the junctions, and allows using wide
variety of electrical schemes, of “p” and “n” layers sequence, as well as of materials
used. In particular, cheaper II-VI semiconductors can be used instead of III-V ones,
with essentially simpler and cheaper technologies, such as Chemical Bath Deposition
(CBD), Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and their combination. Several structures
were created to illustrate the principles stated, and the results of their characterization
are presented.
Presenter: Prayad Boonkham
From: Thammasat university, Thailand
CEEPE2015-308E
11:50-12:00
Title: Decomposition analysis of changes in energy intensity of the Thai
manufacturing sector during 1991–2013
Authors: Prayad Boonkham and Nopbhorn Leeprechanon
Abstract: This paper analyzes changes in energy intensity in the manufacturing
sector in Thailand during 1991–2013, using the logarithmic mean Divisia index in
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multiplicative form. Results show that energy intensity in the manufacturing sector
improved during this 22-year period, especially in the food & beverage, chemical,
and unclassified sub-sectors; sub-sectors that did not show improvements were the
fabricated metal, wood & furniture, textile, paper, non-metallic metal, and basic
metal sub-sectors. Computational results show that energy consumption in the
manufacturing sector increased significantly during 1991–2013 mainly on account of
production effects, but that structural effects and intensity effects contributed only
marginally to changes in energy consumption. The findings imply the need to balance
restructuring policies within the manufacturing sector with efforts to reduce energy
intensity, so as to attain sustainable economic development and improvements in
energy efficiency, in accordance with Thailand’s long-term energy efficiency goals.
Presenter: ZhaoJun MENG
From: Nanjing NARI Group Corporation, China
CEEPE2015-309E
12:00-12:10
Title: An Equivalent Condition Score Method for the Calculation of the Failure Rate
for Power Transmission Equipment with Condition Maintenance
Authors: Z. J. Meng, X.X. Zhu, and X.F. Song
Abstract: In this paper，we propose a new method, namely equivalent condition
score (CS) method, to calculate the failure rate of power transmission equipment with
condition maintenance. Through the conversion of the CS evaluated after
maintenance, we can investigate the effect of maintenance on the failure rate, and
then calculate the failure rate of the equipment. The effectiveness of the proposed
method is verified by field maintenance data. As shown in this paper, the equivalent
CS method has a simplified calculation process and specific physical meaning.
Presenter: Yexu Li
From: Nanjing NARI Group Corporation, China
Title: Grounding of Urban GIS Substation Connected to Commercial Buildings and
Metallic Infrastructures
Authors: Zhang Jinsong, Qian Feng, Guo Bing, Yexu Li, and Farid Dawalibi
CEEPE2015-312E
12:10-12:20
Abstract: This paper examines various aspects of the design process of an urban Gas
insulate Switchgear (GIS) complex substation grounding system. The study shows
how advanced simulation approaches can be used to study complex grounding
systems involving gas-insulated substations and massive connected metallic
infrastructure in an urban environment by following the IEEE 80-2000
recommendations and requirements. It describes why it is important to model
accurately the GIS structure, ground conductors, massive reinforced steel rebar,
residential neutrals, surrounding commercial buildings and residential water pipe
infrastructures as well as correctly simulate fault currents and circulating currents in
order to determine touch voltages accurately and avoid overestimating or
underestimating them. A parametric sensitivity analysis are performed. It is shown
that bonding of an urban substation grounding system to the urban city buried
metallic infrastructures, in most cases, enhances the safety status inside the substation
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while ensuring that the transferred voltages to the city metallic infrastructures will not
endanger the safety of people in the zone of influence. Furthermore, this paper
suggests that the grounding grid installed beneath the GIS system does not have a
major influence on the grounding grid or GIS performance. However, the method of
bonding the GIS to the rebar or to the grounding system can significantly modify the
building and GIS safety status. Finally, the paper demonstrates that the urban
substation grounding grid performance is not very sensitive to the type of soil
structures in which the system is buried due to the surrounding city buried metallic
network and building rebar which are typically directly or indirectly connected to the
grounding system providing thus a significant damper on the effects of soil
characteristics changes.
Presenter: Fanxin Zeng
From: Chongqing Communication Institute, China
Title: Advances on 8-QAM+ Sequences
CEEPE2015-313
12:20-12:30
Authors: Fanxin Zeng and Zhenyu Zhang
Abstract: In communications, 8-QAM+ signals have a large number of their own
advantages in comparison with other signals. This paper summarizes the existing
methods producing 8-QAM+ sequences, and the relevant results. The constructions
of three families of 8-QAM+ sequences: perfect 8-QAM+ sequences, perfect
8-QAM+ arrays, and 8-QAM+ complementary sequences are in detail stated, and
their flaws are revealed. Also, the problems to be investigated on 8-QAM+ sequences
are pointed out. The aim of this paper is to show clearly the development directions
of 8-QAM+ sequences for sequence designers who are working or going to work in
this area.
Best Presentation Award and Group Photo of Session I
Lunch Time
12:35 a.m.-14:00 p.m.
Lijiang Restaurant, 1st floor of Guilin Bravo Hotel (1 楼漓江餐厅)
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Schedule of Afternoon Sessions
Venue: Fubo Conference Room, 2nd floor（2 楼伏波厅）
Time: 14:00 p.m.-17:50 p.m. , March 1, 2015
Session II (14:00 p.m.-15:30 p.m.)
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Houssain
Kettani
Coffee Break (15:35 p.m.-15:50 p.m.)
Session III (15:50 p.m.-17:40 p.m.)
Session Chair: TBA
Concluding Remarks (17:45 p.m.-17:50 p.m.)
Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani
Session II- E-learning and IT（电子教育与信息技术）
(9 Papers, 10 minutes for each paper, including Q&A)
Time: 14:00 p.m.-15:30 p.m.
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Houssain Kettani
Presenter: Hope Adams
From: School for Graduate Studies, State University of New York Empire State
College, USA
Title: Using Socio-Technical Systems Methodology to Analyze Emerging
Information Technology Implementation in the Higher Education Settings
Authors: Ruifang Hope Adams and Ivan I. Ivanov
M2015-104
14:00-14:10
Abstract: In this paper, we will explore how such a Socio-Technical System
methodology can be used to examine emerging information technology
implementation strategies in higher education environment. Educational
eco-systems and the socio-technical system approaches depict essentially the
correlations of emerging technologies with the processes and functions of the higher
education organizations, including how IT supports and enables educational
information system and services, such as instructional content design, development,
and assessment in a learning environment. The paper provides the authors’ vision
and experience in strategizing and utilizing emerging learning technology and
services. The radical changes for higher education systems are in rethinking and
reengineering the traditional instructor led education and monolith IT resources, and
advancing them with analysis on technology enhanced learner-centered educational
environment with eco-systematic lens.
M2015-217
14:10-14:20
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Presenter: Ful-Chiang Wu
From: Vanung University, Taiwan
Title: Robust Design of Mixing Continuous-Continuous and Continuous-Digital
Type Dynamic Systems
Authors: Ful-Chiang Wu
Abstract: Robust design aims to reduce the impact of noise on the product or
process quality and leads to greater customer satisfaction and higher operational
performance. The objective of robust design is to minimize the total quality loss in
products or processes. This paper resolves the relationship between the quality loss
function and the SN ratio. According to definitions of the quality loss function and
SN ratio, the average SN ratio for a factor level can be transformed into a PQL
value. The PQL model proposed by this study simultaneously optimizes the
continuous-continuous and continuous-digital dynamic systems by minimizing the
total quality loss. Using the proposed method and steps for optimization, the method
addresses such problem to improve the product quality.
Presenter: Uram Jeong
From: Chungbuk National University, Korea
Title: GPU & CPU Based Genome Assembly Using K-mer Extension
Authors: Uram Jeong, SangHo Kim, Kyung Hee Lee, Wan-Sup Cho
M2015-218
14:20-14:30
Abstract: The technology of GPGPU is gaining more and more attention in fields
where complicated computation is needed, such as bio engineering or cryptology.
GPGPU is a technology which utilizes the GPU that is originally intended to
perform graphic computation for general computation normally processed by CPUs.
GPGPU can be expected to boost the performance of the system when executing
programs that are highly parallel. However, such computation using GPGPU require
data duplication between the Host domain and the Device domain. This process
may result in a bottleneck within the system. Consequently, processing of data
below a certain threshold level may negatively affect the performance of the system.
In this study, therefore, we conducted the K-mer computation using the CPU and
the GPU concurrently in order to minimize the system bottleneck as the data is
duplicated between the Device domain and the Host domain. As a result, the
computation performance was enhanced up to 1.5 times for K-mer using both the
CPU and the GPU compared to using a GPU alone for the job.
Presenter: Hong Wang
From: Institute of System Engineering, China Academy of Engineering Physics,
China
Title: The Use of Information Classification and Coding
Authors: Hong Wang
M2015-017E
14:30-14:40
Abstract: With the growing availability resources on web, in order to manage
various forms of textual data, we need new methods such as text mining, machine
learning and natural language to make the information processing more effective.
These methods needs information to be classified and coded correctly before they
can use, so the task of classification and coding plays a key role in information
organization. This overview focused on the existing techniques and methods for
information classification and coding, and give a method by the author, in the end , a
example was given.
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Presenter: Ali Mustofa
From: State University of Surabaya, Indonesia
Title: The Successful Implementation of E-Budgeting in Public University: A Study
at Individual Level
Authors: Purwohandoko, Sanaji, Ali Mustofa
M2015-018E
14:40-14:50
Abstract: This study aims at investigating the relationship of organizational
support, supervisor support, and user prior experience on the implementation of
successful e-budgeting, that mediated perceived ease of use (PEoU) and perceived
usefulness (PU) of TAM. A survey from thirty five (35) users of e-budgeting
indicated that supervisor support gave the most contribution on the success of the
program. Finally, user satisfaction, user commitment, and user performance were
positively influenced by PEoU and PU.
Presenter: Hongsheng Sun
From: Tsinghua University, China
Title: Joint Carrier Phase Estimation and Decoding Algorithm Based on Tikhonov
Approximation in Frequency-hopping Communications
CEEPE2015-305E
14:50-15:00
Authors: Hongsheng Sun, Zuyao Ni, Linling Kuang, Xiaokang Lin, Yue Yin, and
Sheng Wu
Abstract: This paper considers the problem of carrier phase estimation for a
frequency-hopping system modulated by M-array phase shift keying. A low
computational complexity iterative joint carrier phase estimation and decoding
algorithm is proposed. The message concerning the carrier phase is approximated
into a mixture of Tikhonov distributions. Simulation results show that the proposed
algorithm outperforms the discrete phase algorithm slightly, and outperforms the
class of nonlinear monomial estimation algorithms considerably, while the
computational complexity of the proposed algorithm is much lower than that of the
discrete phase algorithm. It may be concluded that the proposed algorithm is more
suitable for a DSP or FPGA implementation in coherent PSK-Modulated
frequency-hopping communications.
Presenter: Mohamad Ghozali Hassan
From: Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia
M2015-215
15:00-15:10
Title: Effect of Relational-Oriented Exchange on Financial Performance of
Outsourcing Success
Authors: Mohamad Ghozali Hassan, Abdul Aziz Othman, Mohd Azril Ismail
Abstract: Relational-oriented exchange plays a major role in the development of an
organization in terms of its financial performance of outsourcing success in order to
sustain competitive advantage. This paper used PLS-SEM to investigate the influence
of relational-oriented exchange on financial performance of outsourcing success
among electrical and electronic manufacturing industries. Statistical results provide
evidence to support the positive relationship between relational-oriented exchange
and financial performance of outsourcing success. This paper also demonstrates the
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application of SmartPLS as an analysis tool in outsourcing management in the context
of Malaysia.
Presenter: Hansol Park
From: Chungbuk National University, Korea
Title: A Study on the Deduction of Relevant Keywords and Establishment of
Marketing Strategy by SNS Analysis: Focused in Local Festivals
M2015-219
15:10-15:20
Authors: Hansol Park, Hyeonjin Song, Jihye Kim, Jinhyuk Kim, Kyung-Hee Lee
and Wan-Sup Cho
Abstract: This study suggests method to establish of marketing strategy by using
relevant keywords derived from SNS big data analysis. For this study, 3 keywords
(Organic, Expo, Eco-friendly) were used to collect data related to the
organic-themed local festival for a year from Naver blog since Nov.01.2013. As a
result, the local festival was related to ‘Children’, ‘Baby’, ‘Mom’, ‘Coffee’,
‘Experience’, ‘Event’, ‘Booth’, ‘Detergent’ and ‘Washing’. The results suggest
marketing strategies to promote local festival by using relevant keywords. There is
meaning that using unstructured data such as SNS big data to establish marketing
strategy.
Presenter: Ruei-Shan Lu
From: Takming University of Science and Technology, Taiwan
Title: Use of the Self-organizing Feature Map to Diagnose Abnormal Engineering
Change
M2015-026E
15:20-15:30
Authors: Ruei-Shan Lu, Zhi-Ting Wu, Kuo-Wei Peng, Tai-Yi Yu
Abstract: This study established identification manners with self-organizing feature
map (SOM) to achieve the goal of monitoring Engineering Change (EC) based on
historical data of a company that specializes in computers and peripherals. The
product life cycle of this company is 3–6 months. The historical data were divided
into three parts, each covering four months. The first part, comprising 2,343 records
from January to April (the training period), comprise the Control Group. The second
and third parts comprise Experimental Groups (EG) 1 and 2, respectively. For EG 1
and 2, the successful rate of recognizing information on abnormal ECs was
approximately 96% and 95%, respectively. This paper shows the importance and
screening procedures of abnormal engineering change for a particular company
specializing in computers and peripherals.
Best Presentation Award and Group Photo of Session II
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Coffee Break
15:35 p.m.- 15:50 p.m.
Session III- Information Technology and Management（信息技术与管理）
(11 papers, 10 minutes for each paper, including Q&A)
Venue: Fubo Conference Room, 2nd floor（2 楼伏波厅）
Time: 15:50 p.m.-17:40 p.m.
Session Chair: Dr. Mohamad Ghozali Hassan
Presenter: Khai-Loon LEE
From: Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia.
M2015-213
15:50-16:00
M2015-105
16:00-16:10
Title: Understanding the Usefulness of Supply Chain Technology in Malaysian
Textile and Apparel Industry
Authors: Khai-Loon LEE, Mohamad Ghozali HASSAN, and Zulkifli Mohamad
UDIN
Abstract: Through the rapid innovation of technology and increasing affordability,
it was transformed from a means of convenience to indispensable tools for work,
socialization, entertainment, and learning. Given the relevance of the topic, the
purpose of this study was aimed to explore the usefulness of supply chain
technology (SCT) adoption in Malaysian textile and apparel (T&A) industry. The
nature of this industry is characterized as a huge dynamic flow of physical,
information, and financial. Undoubtedly, to handle the delicate nature of this
business, the position of SCT has increased not only in the manufacturing sector,
but also in smooth movement of upstream and downstream of the supply chain.
Thus, the understanding and practicing of SCT adoption has become a crucial
prerequisite for keeping competitive in the global race. Even though technology is
widely implemented and studied in many industries and countries by researchers,
but the study of adoption of SCT in Malaysian T&A industry is insufficient. In view
of the significance given to Third Industrial Master Plan by the government
Malaysia, it is necessary to recognize the stimulus of SCT adoptions. The results
suggest and highlight the extent of SCT adoption and the benefits perceived by
T&A companies from SCTs. This study believed that SCT adoption could be
beneficial to both internal and external supply chains. The result of this study could
be used as a precursor to support future researchers in further investigation on this
extent.
Presenter: Aliza Abdul Latif
From: Universiti Tenaga Nasional, Malaysia.
Title: Understanding and Building the Definition for Infostructure in Disaster
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Management
Authors: Aliza Abdul Latif, Noor Habibah Arshad, Norjansalika Janom
Abstract: ‘Infostructure’ is a new term that has been used across many disciplines
and carries different meaning. This diversity leads to the blurring of the limits of
infostructure of how it can be applied to suit a specific discipline. Varying
definitions exists, and this paper aims to build a definition of infostructure that can
be applied for disaster, specifically in the research of disaster management. In this
paper, existing definitions of infostructure from various disciplines are analysed to
extract common elements and to establish the basic characteristics of how
infostructure can be applied into disaster. Based on these existing definitions, this
paper presents definition for infostructure for use in disaster. ‘Infostructure’ is a
new term that has been used across many disciplines and carries different meaning.
This diversity leads to the blurring of the limits of infostructure of how it can be
applied to suit a specific discipline. Varying definitions exists, and this paper aims
to build a definition of infostructure that can be applied for disaster, specifically in
the research of disaster management. In this paper, existing definitions of
infostructure from various disciplines are analysed to extract common elements and
to establish the basic characteristics of how infostructure can be applied into
disaster. Based on these existing definitions, this paper presents definition for
infostructure for use in disaster.
Presenter: ARODH LAL KARN
From: HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, China
M2015-106
16:10-16:20
Title: High Frequency Trading: A seek to deemphasize speed as a key to trading
success
Authors: Arodh Lal Karn, Wang ChaoYou, Ghulam Mujtaba Kayani
Abstract: This Brief research paper establishes the welfare effect to trading success
through deemphasizing ‘need-for-speed’ in computerized High Frequency Trading
(HFT) without affecting the basic nature of speed race. My hope was for the special
issue of discrete time frequent batch auction hybrid with regulatory Principles of
“Financial Regulation 2.0” to clearly reduce some of the non-disputed harms
produced by HFT dynamics i.e arms race behaviour.
Presenter: M.Hazem Shayah
From: Wuhan university of Technology, China
M2015-107
16:20-16:30
Title: Examining trends of UAE's exports (Current and future perspective)
Authors: M.Hazem Shayah
Abstract: Over the last 30 years, the UAE has transformed into one of the most
competitive countries in the world. As the UAE non-oil economy continues to
develop, it is becoming an increasingly intensive consumer of energy. All of that is
creating motivation for more economic diversification. In this paper I discuss the
export policies of the UAE focusing on current trends of the UAE’s exports and I
predict future opportunities which may expand total exports of the country.
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Presenter: Guanling Lee
From: National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan
Title: A Depth-First Search Approach for Mining Proportional Fault-tolerant
Frequent Patterns Efficiently in Large Database
M2015-108
16:30-16:40
Authors: Chih-Chieh Tseng and Guanling Lee
Abstract: Mining of frequent patterns in databases has been studied for several years.
However, real-world databases contain noise and frequent pattern mining which extracts
patterns that are absolutely matched is not enough. Therefore, a research field called
fault-tolerant frequent pattern (FT-pattern) mining is proposed to deal with this problem. In
this paper, we consider the problem of mining proportional FT-patterns. That is, the number
of faults tolerable in a pattern is proportional to the length of the pattern. To reduce the disk
I/O times, a depth-first mining approach is proposed to mine proportional FT-patterns
efficiently in large database. Moreover, a set of experiments is performed to show the
advantage of the approach. Experimental results indicate that the proposed algorithm
outperforms the other existing approach when the database size is large.
Presenter: Mohamad Ghozali Hassan
From: Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia
Title: A Preliminary Insight on Issues and Practices of GSCM to Achieve
Sustainable Performance
Authors: Mohamad Ghozali Hassan, Rahimi Abidin, Norani Nordin, Rushami Zien
Yusoff
M2015-212
16:40-16:50
Abstract: Green supply chain management (GSCM) continues to be an important
research agenda among the researchers. However, there are still limited studies to
investigate GSCM practices and its implementation especially in Malaysia context.
Since green issues are new and still developing in Malaysia, constant study is
needed to fully understand and update information regarding this area. Firms in
developing countries like Malaysia are still in the learning process on how to
incorporate the green supply chain management practices in their daily operations.
Therefore, this conceptual paper is intended to provide insights on the
implementation and practices of GSCM, especially on its relation to the integration
mechanisms. This paper is expected to provide a thorough review on the
interdependent relationship of GSCM practices and supply chain integration
towards sustainable performance. It is hoped that this conceptual paper would be
useful in helping manufacturing firms to identify an effective approach towards
successful green supply chain practices that contribute to sustainable performance.
M2015-216
16:50-17:00
Presenter: Fuh-Der Chou
From: Chien Hsin University, Taiwan
Title: A Mixed Integer Programming Method for the Health Examination Center
Scheduling Problems with Sequence-dependent Transportation Time
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Authors: Hui-Mei Wang, Fuh-Der Chou
Abstract: This paper considers the health examination centerscheduling problem.
In the center, there are three major health examination services including (1)
Physical examination (PE); (2) Organ system checks; (3) Organ structural
inspection,with a variety of check-up items. Additionally, the order of these
check-up itemsdone is irrelevant, but all check-up items in the contract should be
finished for individual examinee. Each examinee expects that they could finish
smoothly all items without waiting. According the operative characteristics, the
health examination centerscheduling problem is analogous to a multiprocessor open
shop scheduling problem with sequence-dependent transportation time, and the
objective is to minimize the mean flow time. To our best knowledge, the problem is
first proposed. A mixed integer programming method is introduced to specify the
problem systematically, and in the end, an example with 9 examinees is used to
validate the proposed model successfully.
Presenter: Kaaen Kwon
From: Chungbuk National University, Korea
Title: ARIMAX and ARX Models with Social Media Information to Predict
Unemployment Rate
M2015-220
17:00-17:10
Authors: Kaaen Kwon, Wan-Sup Cho, Jonghwa Na
Abstract: To keep current with trends in the society, social media has been actively
used for understanding issues and moods of real world. In this paper, we suggest
the method using the social media to predict the unemployment rate based on
natural language processing and statistical modelling. We adopted AutoRegressive
Integrated Moving Average with eXogenous variables (ARIMAX) and
AutoRegressive with eXogenous variables (ARX) model to predict the
unemployment rate and compared our model to a Google Index based model. Our
model derived 27.8% and 27.9% improvements in error reduction compared to an
existing model in mean absolute error and mean absolute percentage error metrics,
respectively.
Presenter: CHO-AH
From: Chungbuk National University, Korea
Title: Recommendation of Associated Tourist Attractions based on SNS Analysis
M2015-221
17:10-17:20
Authors: Kaaen Kwon, Ah Cho, Kwan-Hee Yoo and Wan-Sup Cho
Abstract: With the development of mobile devices and the supply of internet,
information exchange has actively been made through SNS like blogs. In particular,
blogs are widely used as a space where people share their experience after their visit
to tourist attractions. Although the analysis on blog articles is expected to draw
meaningful information, relevant research has yet to be conducted actively. This
study proposes a method of recommending associated tourist attractions based on
tourist’s opinions using Association Analysis and Text Network Analysis (TNA), in
order to help to develop tour products and policies.
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Presenter: Nasir Mahmood
From: Northwestern Polytechnical University, China
Title: Incubators, SMEs, and Economic Development of China
Authors: Nasir Mahmood, Farhan Jamil, Yue Cai, Zhao Zhiyan, Cai Jianfeng
M2015-224
17:20-17:30
Abstract: In this rapidly growing and competitive technology development world,
business incubation is a very supportive and productive tool for promoting the
entrepreneurial environment, job creation and economic development. The efficacy
of incubators is a crucial aspect for boosting the speed of local, regional and
national economies and SMEs development. This study argues to suggest that
efficiency of business incubators is vital for actively contributing in economic
development especially for developing countries, namely China. A document
analysis and archives based survey was conducted to review and analyse the
practices of business incubators, as well as their strengths and weaknesses. Finally,
the findings of the study reveal some future directions of business incubators in
China with policy recommendations.
Presenter: Min-Kyu Park
From: Chungbuk National University, Korea
Title: Evaluation of Product Quality Using Standardized Distance from Target
ICOS2015-E-001
17:30-17:40
Authors: Sungjin HONG, Min-Kyu Park, Jonghwa Na, Wan-Sup Cho
Abstract: In this study, we discuss how to determine quality grades using the
results from product tests. If many previous studies focus on how to conduct a test
to find out bad products, or what test results you may use to find out good quality,
we here studied on how we can integrate and utilize all the results of the tests we are
carrying out, in order to find out products with good quality, rather than
concentrating on a particular test. Through this, we are going to suggest measures to
select and deliver only the products with good quality to the enterprises or fields
where they are very sensitive to quality, while enhancing the effect of the reduction
of the quality risk cost.
Best Presentation Award and Group Photo of Session III
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Poster Session (13 Papers)
Venue: Fubo Conference Room, 2nd floor（2 楼伏波厅）
Time: 9:00 a.m.-18:00 p.m. , March 1, 2015
Title: Meteorological Parameters and Daytime Maximum Electricity Demand
in Makassar - Indonesia
Authors: Yusri Syam Akil, Syafaruddin, Tajuddin Waris, and Imran Taufik
CEEPE2015-106E
Abstract: As in the peak period electricity demand is high, providing a demand
model to analyze load condition particularly during maximum demand period is
important in relation to keep continuity service to connected consumers. In this
research, effect of meteorological variables and holidays particularly on daytime
maximum demands period for a total load for five different demand areas in
Makassar – Indonesia are observed by developed demand models based on
regression method using hourly data. We firstly observe characteristics of demand for
whole period through WPEDm model as a basis analysis. Next, we explore typical
characteristic when daytime maximum demand period by creating DMDm model. In
order to find better model, some options for each model are composed and assessed
by standard statistical tests. From results, it is confirmed the composed models are
well validated. Load drivers and their effect on the observed demand periods are
found unique.
Title: Research on the Condition for Balanced Operation of the Single-phase
Induction Motor with Three Parallel-connected Windings
Authors: Liangfeng Guo, Nannan Gao, Ying Pei, and Hongbo li
CEEPE2015-203
Abstract: In this paper, a novel energy-efficient single-phase induction motor with
three parallel-connected stator windings and two external capacitors has been
proposed. By selecting the appropriate capacitors, the currents in the three windings
will be approximately symmetric at rated load, thus high rated efficiency can be
obtained. The condition for balanced operation is analyzed and the method for
determining the requested capacitances is also obtained, based on the symmetrical
component method. It is concluded that, in comparison with three-phase induction
motors of the same capacity, the novel single-phase induction motor has nearly the
same efficiency but higher power factor when operating at rated load.
Title: Probabilistic Spinning Reserve Model of Power System Containing Wind
Authors: Ningning Cui, Zhenan Zhang, Wei Liu, Yang Zhang, Qiang Li
CEEPE2015-301
CEEPE2015-302
Abstract: In order to reflect the influences of the stochastic uncertain of wind
power on the optimal decision-making of the power system spinning reserve, a
probabilistic optimization model of the spinning reserve is proposed. Considering
uncertain factors such as predicted-deviation of wind, predicted-deviation of load
and fault outage of generator, the capacity outage probability table is combined with
predicted-deviation of wind and predicted-deviation of load. By introducing the
analytic expressed probability reserve constraints into the unit commitment model
considering the wind power, the spinning reserve of power system can be optimized
to the expectable contingency level. Using a calculation example, the effectiveness
of the model is proved, providing a new model for uncertainty analysis and optimal
scheduling decisions of power system containing wind.
Title: Flood Disaster Risk Assessment Based on the Systematology and Evidence
Theory
Authors: Yufeng Ren, Rong Gan, Guodong Liu, Bing Xing
Abstract: The utilization efficiency of water energy is decreased by frequently
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occurring floods in China, and it is important to assess the risk of floods which also
leads to huge property losses and casualties. In this paper, floods is considered as
the hierarchical and high-dimensional system based on the systematology, and the
evidence theory is applied to assess the flood hazard risk due to its ability in
multisource information fusing and the uncertainty processing. The basic
probability function in the evidence theory is established by variable fuzzy sets
model. This coupled model is then employed to assess the flood risk levels in
eastern Sichuan as it is a densely populated and flood-prone area and has substantial
amounts of hydropower resource. Thus the floods system established by
systematology contained 4 layers, decision layer, evidence layer, sub-system layer
and index layers. As a result, the floods risk in the study area was high and the
whole area can be divided into several blocks. Generally speaking, the risk levels
were higher in the central and western area, but lower in the east. It was shown that
the evaluation result was reasonable and reliable through the validation. In addition,
more decision fusion theories will be introduced into the floods management and
the further flood effect on the exploitation of water energy will be studied in the
future research.
Title: Improved Image De-noising algorithm Based on the Direction of Diffusion
Authors: Linan Fan, Qiang Li, Youguo He, and Feng Wang
CEEPE2015-303
Abstract: De-noising is a classic problem in image processing, however, keep the
image edges and details characteristics and de-noising is a contradiction of the
relationship. Based on this defect, in this paper, the curvature and gradient are
introduced to improve the operator of direction diffusion, which is able to remove
the noise t also makes a good save edge features and details of the role, inhibit noise
isolation at the same time. Experimental results show that the image de-noising
methods can have good results.
Title: An Intelligent Automation System of Yeast Fermentation Industry
Authors: Jingjing Shi, WeidongGuo, Ali Zhao
ICOS2015-2-004
Abstract: Traditional yeast fermentation process is becoming a big bottleneck
recently in Chinese liquor industry, because of the low efficiency and high cost of
human labor with little automation. An intelligent automatic yeast fermentation
system based on novel designed structure, specialized robot system and wireless
multi-sensor data acquisition system, has been introduced in this paper.
Standardized parts are used in the mechanical system to achieve low cost and
convenient production. An intelligent control system is designed for
decision-makers to monitor factory status and command the movement of robot
system. Multi-sensor online detection enhances the intelligence of control system.
This automatic system is proved to be successful and promising for relieving human
labor and increasing productivity.
Title: Effect of treating time on Mechanical Properties and Structure of Aramid
Fibers during heat drawing
Authors: Kong Haijuan, Yang peng，Teng Cuiqing, Dawelbeit Ahmed MS ,Yu
Muhuo
ICOS2015-E-002
Abstract: High modulus Poly (p-phenylene terephalamide) (PPTA) fibers was
prepared by heat drawing process, in which the fibers rearranged their structures for
further improvements in their crystalline perfection, crystalline orientation. The
modulus of PPTA fibers could be improved when fibers treated in an appropriate
condition. The influences of heat treating time on the structures of the fibers and
their properties were investigated by using two-dimensional wide- angle scattering
(WAXS).
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Title: Restructuring the Receiving Area in the AAR Aircraft Services Company:
Designing Different Layouts, 3D Models and Inspection Process Improvement
Authors: Rami H. Alamoudi
M2015-103
Abstract: AAR Aircraft Services Company is a leading provider of products and
services to the aerospace, government and defence industries located in Saudi
Arabia. The AAR Aircraft Services Company maintains different plane types for
different Airlines. The Receiving Area is facing complexity in receiving and
inspecting the ordered parts/material by the mechanics. In this paper, the focus of
the study is to provide two different alternative layout models for the Receiving
Department in order to streamline the receiving procedure and improve the
inspection process. The first proposed layout model was designed in order to utilize
the dropping area outside the Company building. While the second proposed layout
was to redesign the current receiving area. Engineering Sketchup and Revit
Software were used to make the 3D designs for the first and second proposed
layouts respectively. Additionally, Material handling techniques were used as a
methodology in order to optimize the efficiency of the two proposed layouts.
Furthermore, tangible results and improvements were founded while implementing
this paper. Namely, the number of WIP shelves in the receiving area increased by
36%, and the mechanics personnel capacity increased by 11.4%. Finally, several
recommendations were founded while working in this paper.
Title: 3D Face Recognition Algorithm of Alignment and Fitting
Authors: Yifei Wu, Yao Cheng, Nan Yang
M2015-011
Abstract: For 3D face recognition area, Design a algorithm follows a morphable
model approach. To align the scan with a model, ICP and spin-images are used also
referred to as registration. Deformation is done by a nonrigid ICP algorithm to fit
the model with the scan. From the fitted model a geometry image and a normal
image is generated. The developed algorithm is tested by several measurements.
From the results of these measurements, it could be concluded that the algorithm is
robust and reliable.
Title: Analysis of Maturity Matching Principle of Trade Credit during 2008
Financial Crises: A Panel Data Approach
Authors: Jaleel Ahmed, Hui Xiaofeng, Ghulam Mujtaba Kayani and Jaweria
Khalid
M2015-011E
Abstract: This research paper tries to investigate that whether non-financial firms
in Pakistan finance their short term assets with short term liabilities. Two ways has
been adopted to investigate this matching principle first, matching in volume and
second matching in maturity. Data from 2005 to 2011 has been used to analyze
matching principle. After applying a panel data technique generalized method of
moments (GMM) we have found that in normal days (days other than financial
crisis) non-financial firms in Pakistan do not match volume of trade credit but try to
match trade credit in maturity. When we try to note matching principle during 2008
financial crisis then we find that non-financial firms in Pakistan match trade credit
in volume as well as in maturity.
Title: Volatility Transmission Between the Stock Market and the Index Futures in
China
M2015-019E
Authors: Chaoyou Wang, Yuanyuan Guo
Abstract: This paper employs the multivariate GARCH models to investigate the
volatility transmission between the stock market and the index futures market in
China. The daily returns of the latest four years are tested. Three different
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multivariate GARCH models (BEKK, CCC and DVEC) are estimated and
compared. The BEKK model works best and is able to capture the bidirectional
transmission. The conditional correlations are close to 1 for most of the time, which
shows the strong linkage of the two prices. In addition, we find the variance of the
futures is larger than the spot market. Above results indicate the futures perform
better compared to its earlier stage. The information transmission between the two
markets proves that the futures’ ability in price discovery.
Title: Predicting the Future of the Palestine Bank after Financial Crisis and the
Israeli Aggression on Gaza; Using CAMELS Rating System
Authors: Ahmed N. K. Alfarra, Hui Xiaofeng and Jaleel Ahmed
M2015-012
Abstract: In the economics and social context, the banks are playing a very
significant role since banking sector is considered a main element to strengthening
confidence in the state's policies and caring for the economic interests. The
Palestine bank is largest bank in the Palestinian banking sector, therefore we
investigated the Palestine bank ability to face any financial crisis especially after the
world financial crisis in 2008 and the last aggression on Gazain 2013 addition the
bad condition in west bank. For this reason we have investigated the Palestine bank
by analysing its financial of last five years from 2009 till 2013 using CAMELS
rating system. The result show that The ratings scored by Palestine bank over the
last five years was not so poor, and the supervisory authorities focus enough to
becoming more effective and diagnostic in predicting and interpreting possible
market upheavals. So the strict procedure has made in convenient time to increase
the bank capital till capital adequacy ratio become 26.41% in the end of year 2013
indicates that the Palestine bank can in standoffs to any financial risk in the future.
Title: Mapping the Intellectual Structure of Customer value
Authors: Jen-Yin YEH and Yi-Han Wang
M2015-222
Abstract: Customer values has become one of the most commonly used terms in
business markets. The past ten years has especially seen extensive research on it. To
explore the intellectual structure of customer value research in the last two five
years, this study identified the most important publications and the most influential
scholars as well as the correlations among these scholar’s publications. In this
study, bibliometric, social network are used to investigate the intellectual pillars of
the customer value literature. By analyzing 23,545 citations of 2,005 articles
published in SSCI journal in customer value area between 2004 and 2013, this study
maps a knowledge network of customer value studies. The results of the mapping
can help identify the research direction of customer value research and provide a
valuable tool for researchers to access the literature in this area.
Dinner Banquet
18:00 p.m.-19:30 p.m.
Shanhu Room, 2nd floor of Guilin Bravo Hotel(2 楼杉湖厅)
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March 2, 2015
One-day tour in Guilin
Time: 08:00a.m.-17:00p.m.
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Li River【漓江】
The Li River originates in the Mao'er Mountains in Xing'an
County and flows in the general southern direction through
Guilin, Yangshuo and Pingle. In Pingle the Li River merges
with the Lipu River and the Gongcheng River and
continues south as the Gui River, which falls into the Xi
Jiang, the western tributary of the Pearl River, in Wuzhou.
The upper course of the River Li is connected by the
ancient Lingqu Canal with the Xiang River, which flows
north into the Yangtze; this in the past made the Li and Gui Rivers part of a highly important waterway
connecting the Yangtze Valley with the Pearl River Delta.
The 437-kilometre (272 mi) course of the Li and Gui Rivers is flanked by green hills. Cormorant fishing is
often associated with the Lijiang (see bird intelligence). Its unusual karst topography hillsides have often
been compared to those at Halong Bay, Vietnam.
Tourist cruises in different boats (varying from small bamboo rafts to larger, air-conditioned ships) are
offered on the Li River throughout the year and are one of the major attractions of Guilin.
Big Banyan Tree【大榕树】
Six kilometers (about 3.7 miles) away from the County of
Yangshuo, you will find a prominent and towering tree: the
Big Banyan Tree. It has survived wind and rain over
centuries since it was planted during the Sui Dynasty
(581-618). It is also famous because the Chinese film 'The
Third Sister Liu' was partly shot here. Thus a beautiful love
story adds to the magic of this centuries-old tree. This tree,
measuring 7 meters (about 23 feet) in width and 17 meters (about 55.8 feet) in height has experienced
extensive growth over the years. Although its stem is very old and its roots twist, its branches and leaves
stretch out so lushly that the sunshine hardly penetrates its shadow. Sitting in its shadow on even the hottest
day of the summer, you barely break out in a sweat. It is under this tree that The Third Sister Liu declared
her admiration to her lover The A'niu.
Moon River 【月亮山】
Moon hill is short distance
Township, near Guilin. It is a
hole in its center, and you walk
mountain path to reach it. At
the new moon to a full moon.
by 410 m (length) by 220 m
from Fenglou village, Gaotian
huge slice of rock with a round
800 steps on a marble paved
various angles it resembles from
The rock measures 380 m (height)
(width).
Legend has it that there is a
Guanghan Palace on the moon
inhabited by the beauty
Chang'e, the Jade Rabbit, and Wu
Gang the woodcutter. People in
olden days thought they saw these
immortals when they came upon spots on the moon's surface. Visitors to Moon Hill call to each other's
attention that there are nature formed rock images of Chang'e, the Jade Rabbit and Wu Gang the woodcutter.
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Julong Tan Cave 【聚龙潭】
Julong Tan Cave is located between Moon Hill and Big Banyan, consisting of black caves and water caves.
The tourists can get to this attraction through land or water. The domed roof at the highest point is 25 m high
and 30 m wide. Numerous stalactites looks like diverse
dragons, some of which lie, fly and dance, and some of which
are golden, blue and yellow. The attractions in Julong Tan
Cave are all formed naturally without any artificial
decoration, with a total of 48 dragons in all.
The most important attraction of Julong Tan Cave is Qishi
Palace, which is close to Yulong River, Jinbao River, Big
Banyan, Moon Hill, and surrounded by mountains. It
occupies an area of more than 900 m2, and has ethnic
architecture. The pavilions, terraces and towers are in shade
and look quaint and simple. In Qishi Palace, there are also
seven exhibition halls displaying more than one thousand
species of rare rocks in various shapes and sizes.
Jianshan Temple【鉴山寺】
Jian Shan Temple is located at the foot of Yun Ji Hill in Crescent Moon Hill Tourism Scenic Resort of
Yangshuo County, Guilin City.
It was built in early years of Tang Kai yuan of Tang
Dynasty(713B.C).It is one of the most ancient temples in
Guilin city, went through Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty,
Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty. It has attracted a large
number of pilgrims for more than 1200 years.
According to the records in historical data, the
well-known eminent monk Great Master Jian Zhen failed
to take a sea voyage eastward to Japan for the fifth time.
On the road When he returned to Yang zhou from Hainan
island, he arrived at Guilin from Wuzhou by water, he
took a rest and reorganization in Guilin for one Year.
During this period, Great Master Jian Zhen often gave speeches in Jian Shan Temple. Jian Shan Temple is an
imitation of Tang Dynasty's temple architecture, It’s large in Scale. There are a lot of figures of Buddha
enshrined and worshipped in temple, To merge sightseeing, burning incense to pray, and Buddhist’s activities
into one organic Whole. It’s big enough to be the biggest temple in Guangxi. Its geographic environment is
advantageous, with Crescent Moon Hill, Grand Banyan, Julong Pool, and other near scenic sport constitute
one large Tourism Scenic Resort.
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