2015 bosi edu paris conference

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2015 BOSI EDU PARIS CONFERENCE
SCHEDULE
2015 The 1st International Conference on
Computational Intelligence, Communication and
Information Technology
(CICIT 2015)
2015 The 1st International Conference on Artificial
Intelligence and Control Engineering
(ICAICE 2015)
Paris, France
January 17-18, 2015
http://www.cicit.org/
http://www.icaice.org/
SPONSORED BY
Simple Version of the Schedule
Registration at the TIMHOTEL
January 17
p.m.
BERTHIER (15:00-17:00)
Oral Presentation (9:00-10:15)
Session 1
January 18
• Coffee Break (10:15-10:30)
a.m.
•Oral Presentation (10:30-12:00)
Session 2
•Lunch (12:00-13:30)
•Oral Presentation(13:30-15:00)
January 18
p.m.
Session 3
•Coffee Break (15:00-15:15)
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Welcome to CICIT2015 & ICAICE2015
CICIT 2015 is co-sponsored by BOSI EDU Professional Organizer for Academic
Conferences which has been organized many international conferences
successfully. The CICIT 2015 global conferences aim to provide a high-level
platform for practitioners and academics to deliberate the latest
developments on Computational Intelligence
Information
Technology
Related
Issues.
This
Communicational
conference
and
provides
opportunities for the delegates to exchange new ideas and application
experiences face to face, to establish business or research relations and to
find global partners for future collaboration.
ICAICE 2015 takes place in several cities across the world. The series has two
primary aims. The first aim is to provide opportunities for academics from a
range of disciplines and countries to share their research both through the
conference podium and IEEE’s refereed publications. "Breaking the ice" is
the second aim of the Conference. ICAICE 2015 provides opportunities for
academics to receive informal in-depth feedback through discussion, and
promotes them to establish contact with professionals in other countries
and institutions.
We warmly invite you to participate in CICIT2015 & ICAICE2015. It will be a
good chance for you to make friends in scholarism.
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Venue
Conference venue: TIMHOTEL BERTHIER
Add: Timhotel Berthier Paris 17 / 3*4, boulevard Berthier 75017 Paris
Map to TIMHOTEL BERTHIER for Reference
More Information about INTERACTIVE Map of metros, buses, tramways and
RER trains routes of Paris and suburbs, please reference to:
http://www.ratp.fr/plan-interactif/carteidf.php?lang=uk
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Conference Schedule
January 17, 2015(Saturday)
Registration at the lobby of
15:00-17:00
TIMHOTEL BERTHIER
Note: You can also register at any time during the conference.
January 18, 2015 (Sunday)
9:00-10:15
Session 1
10:15—10:30
Photos &Coffee Break
10:30—12:00
Session 2
Lunch
12:00-13:30
13:30—15:00
Session 3
15:00—15:15
Coffee Break
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Note:
1. All the participants are strongly advised to arrive before 8:50, Jan. 18, 2015.
2. Certificate of Participation can be collected at the registration counter.
3. Please copy PPT files of your presentation to the secretary when
registration.
4. The organizer doesn’t provide accommodation, and we suggest you make
an early reservation.
5. If you want to deliver oral presentation but your paper is not in the
session list, please contact us by Email: [email protected] (for CICIT 2015)
[email protected] (for ICAICE 2015)
Instruction about Oral Presentation
Devices Provided by the Conference Organizer:
Laptops
Projectors & Screen
Laser Sticks
Materials Provided by the Presenters:
PowerPoint or PDF files
Duration of each Presentation:
Regular Oral Session: about 8-10 Minutes of Presentation and 5 Minutes
of Q&A
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Session List
Session 1
January 18, 2015(9:00-10:15)
1-Paper ID: 1 CICIT
Title: An Intelligent Algorithm for Highly Heterogeneous Arithmetic Grid Systems
Authors: Muhammad Fahim, Farzad Kiani, Sayyad Alizadeh
Abstract: Arithmetic grids are a new instance in distributed and parallel computing
systems. They can realize a virtual supercomputer over idle resources available in a
wide area network like the Internet. The grids are characterized for exploiting highly
heterogeneous resources. They focus on arithmetic grids to reach high performance by
using effective map tasks onto heterogeneous resources. Generally, the mapping tasks
are realized by online and batch methods. In the batch mode at any mapping event a
batch of tasks are mapped, whereas in online mode only one task is mapped. In this
paper, four on-line mode mapping algorithms based on learning automata are
introduced. To show the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms, computer
simulation has been conducted. The results of experiments show that the proposed
algorithms outperform two best existing mapping algorithms when machine
heterogeneity high.
2-Paper ID: 3 CICIT
Title: Energy Efficiency in Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks by Distributed Time
Sychnronization Algorithm
Authors: Farzad Kiani, Muhammad Fahim
Abstract: In this paper, for decrease transmissions delay in wireless sensor and actor
network is suggested a distributed algorithm. Energy consumption is very important
issue because they have limited energy. Current protocols due to have transmission
delay in sending data among nodes cause increase consuming energy in network.
Proposed algorithm is based on distributed algorithm and can solve this problem
somewhat. In this algorithm, a distinguished node sends time values along a spanning
tree structure periodically. One of the most important advantages of the algorithm is
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purely distributed and local. It does not depend on a fixed structure for disseminating
time values. In conclusion, results gained shows that suggested protocol decrease
transmissions delay of wireless network above 30 percent compared to the existing
approaches.
3-Paper ID: 14 CICIT
Title: Stepped-FM UWB Home Security Sensor Using Tracking Filter
Authors: Yuta Jitsui, Akihiro Kajiwara
Abstract: This paper suggests a stepped-FM UWB home security sensor with tracking
filter where an intruder detection scheme is discussed. Recently, UWB sensor has
attracted considerable attention because of its detecting human body in a home.
Although it offers high raging accuracy for human in motion in a room, it may be
difficult to cover a house through walls. Therefore, we present a human detection with
tracking filter using a stepped-FM UWB radio which can estimate the human motion
trajectory. The measurements were conducted for two scenarios inside a typical four
room apartment house using our fabricated sensor system.
Title: Multiple Respiration Monitoring by Stepped-FM UWB Sensor
Authors: Eriko Sasaki, Akihiro Kajiwara
Abstract: Health-care support at home and a care facilities is an important issue in the
recent aging society and then stepped-FM UWB sensor has recently attracted
considerable attention for health-care applications such as vital-sign monitoring
because it offers the high range-resolution down-range profile of human body. In this
paper, a stepped-FM UWB sensor with direct-conversion receiver is presented which
provides a simple and small-sized architecture. However, some leakage produced in the
Front-end should impair the reliability of the ranging capability. In this paper an
estimation technique is presented to suppress the leakage and to improve the ranging
performance. This paper also suggests a simultaneous monitoring scheme for multiple
respiration monitoring. We fabricated the sensor and investigated the performance by
the measurement.
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Title: Stepped Frequency UWB Sensor Using Unused-Bands
Authors: Shizuka Kuboyama, Nobuyasu Keya, Lianming Sun, Akihiro Kajiwara
Abstract: Impulse based UWB radio is well known as a promising short-range
communication technology to offer high speed data transmission and anti-fading
capability. Furthermore it has recently attracted considerable attention for various
consumer applications such as home security and vital-sign monitoring. However, the
commercialization causes a serious shortage of frequency resources in the RF
spectrum. In this paper, a stepped-frequency UWB sensor is suggested which offers a
solution to the frequency shortage for various emerging sensor applications. In order
to investigate the usefulness, we fabricated the sensor system and conducted the
measurement for a scenario.
10:15-10:30
Photos & Coffer Break
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Session 2
January 18, 2015(10:30-12:00)
Title: De-Identification of Textual Data using Immune System for Privacy Preserving in
Big Data
Authors: Amine Rahmani, Abdelmalek Amine, Mohamed Reda Hamou
Abstract: With the growing observed success of big data use, many challenges
appeared. Timeless, scalability and privacy are the main problems that researchers
attempt to figure out. Privacy preserving is now a highly active domain of research,
many works and concepts had seen the light within this theme. One of these concepts
is the de-identification techniques. De-identification is a specific area that consists of
finding and removing sensitive information either by replacing it, encrypting it or
adding a noise to it using several techniques such as cryptography and data mining. In
this report, we present a new model of de-identification of textual data using a specific
Immune System algorithm known as CLONALG.
Title: New Private Information Retrieval Protocol Using social bees lifstyle over cloud
computing
Authors: HADJ AHMED Bouarara, REDA MOHAMED Hamou, Abdelmalek AMINE
Abstract: Recently, a novel form of web services had seen the light under the name of
Cloud Computing which presents the dematerialisation of software, systems and
infrastructures. However, in a world where digital information is everywhere, finding
the desired information has become a crucial problem. In other hand, the users of cloud
services starting asking about their privacy protection, particularly when they lose
control of their data during the treatment and even some of them think about counting
the service providers themselves as honest attackers. For that, new approaches had
been published in every axis of the privacy preserving domain. One of these axis
consists of a special retrieval models which allow both finding and hiding sensitive
desired information at the same time. The substance of our work is a new system of
private information retrieval protocol (PIR) composed of four steps the authentication
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to ensure the identification of authorised users. The encryption of stored documents by
the server using the boosting algorithm based on the life of bees and multi-filter
cryptosystems. The information retrieval step using a combination of distances by
social bees where a document must pass through three dams controlled with three
types of worker bees, the bee queen represents the query and the hive represents the
class of relevant documents. Finally, a visualization step that permits the presentation
of the results in graphical format understandable by humans as a 3D cube. Our
objectives is to amend the response to users' demands.
3- Paper ID: T203 CICIT
Title: Power Control in Non-uniform Wireless Sensor Networks Based on the Parallel
Ant Colony Algorithm
Authors: PANG Yi, SUN Qing-lin, CHEN Zeng-qiang, ZHANG Huiying
Abstract: Energy consumption is the most important problem in wireless sensor
networks. Considering the non-uniform network, a new mechanism of power control
based on the PACA (parallel ant colony algorithm) is presented for the energy
consumption optimization. The mechanism can search the solution space and optimize
the route of data transmission to homogenize the energy consumption of the nodes. In
the simulation, three different network nodes distribution are adopted and the new
mechanism is compared with the fixed power routing method. The results show that
the new mechanism can homogenize the nodes’ energy consumption and extend the
whole network’s life effectively.
4- Paper ID: T230 CICIT
Title: The Impact of Elementary School Management Regarding the Smaller Class
Quality Education
Authors: Chin-Hsin Chiu, Lih-jier Young, Chi Lo
Abstract: This An examination pertaining to the advantages and disadvantages of
smaller class sizes regarding the quality of educational management in elementary
schools, research methods statistic regression analysis. Questionnaires were designed
and distributed to schools’ staff, parents and students, research zone north, central,
south and east of Taiwan. Main consideration was to determine student/parent
satisfaction and quality attributes. It concluded that the smaller class has superior
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educational quality. Students and parents were convinced that the school educational
goals were more likely to be met, and the students would achieve a higher level of
learning in all areas of the curriculum. The research showed that smaller classes have
more advantages than disadvantages in achieving quality management, classes
management were much more successful in fulfilling their educational goals.
5-Paper ID: 2 ICAICE
Title: A wide pulse response procedure for tuning of PD/PID controller for integrating
processes
Authors: Goran S. Kvaščev, Željko M. Đurović, Vladimir Đ.Vlatković
Abstract: A simple wide pulse response procedure for tuning of PD/PID controller for
integrating processes is proposed. It is based on the integrating first-order plus
dead-time (IFOPDT) model, obtained from the wide step response by measuring the
time to go to ten and sixty three percent of the maximum after wide pulse excitation of
process. An adjustable parameter is provided to obtain adaptation of the closed-loop
system performance and robustness. A comparison with tuned PIDs, done by
simulations, and the experimental results obtained on a real two tank system, confirm
that high performance and robustness are obtained.
6- Paper ID: 8 ICAICE
Title: Remedy for Open-circuit Fault of 4-Phase Permanent Magnet Fault Tolerant
Motor
Authors: Si Binqiang, Zhu Jihong
Abstract: With multiple single-phase lanes, and each driven by independent H-bridge
power converters, permanent-magnet fault-tolerant motors inherently offer isolated
phases and fault-tolerant capability. It is assumed that there is an open-circuit fault
detected in the Phase A. In order to keep torque performance invariant during the
faulty operation, a pertinent fault tolerant strategy is separately presented, derived and
tested. Based on a series of experiments on a test bench, the effectiveness and validity
of fault-tolerant capability and the strategy of the motor are verified.
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12:00-13:30
Lunch
Session 3
January 18, 2015(13:30-15:00)
1- Paper ID: 15 ICAICE
Title: Identification of the Factors that Affect the User Reaction to Posts on Facebook
Brand Pages
Authors: Hyesun Jeon, Hyung Jun Ahn
Abstract: As many consumers now use mobile devices and SNS, they are able to interact
with brands in a very different way. Many companies are also making rigorous efforts
on SNS to take advantage of the changes brought by the new channel. The efforts
often take the form of brand pages or brand communities. This study aims to identify
the factors that affect the reaction of consumers to the posts that companies make on
their brand pages. Specifically, the brand pages on Facebook of two local mobile game
companies were analyzed. The posts on each brand page were coded in terms of their
informativeness, structure, inductiveness, and type of reward, and the influence of
them on the dependent variables such as the number of ‘likes’ or replies were analyzed
with regression. The analysis revealed that the factors do have significant influence on
the reaction of consumers.
Title: Three Dimensoinal Stereo Graphic Animation of Golf Ball in Putting Green With No
Loss of Orientation Information
Authors: Woonchul Ham, Kangsan Lee
Abstract: In this paper, we introduce the three dimensional graphic animation program
for simulating the 5 DOF (degree of freedom) motion of golf ball in
putting green.
We revice the dynamics of rolling motion of golf ball on arbitrary surface of golf green
based on the gravity and the slip mechanism suggested by our research team in
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previous work.
We also propose a new algorithm to handle the loss of orientation
information which is an essential problem happened in INS(Inertial Navigation System).
We construct the real time simulation develop environment by using OpenGL, MATLAB,
3ds Max, and virtual comport device driver software for implementing animation
program functioning on special shutter glasses 3D LCD monitor.
Title: Integration of humain intelligence in transformation process of the pedagogical
scenario: approach based on the Crowdsourcing
Authors: Dalila KOULOUGLI, Zhor BOUZIDI
Abstract: With the advent of the neologism called "crowdsourcing", the problem of the
evaluation of existing solutions on ontology alignment arose. The use of ontologies and
their alignment to found the MDE (Model Driven engineering) model implanted in the
transformation process has become a necessity, especially for better semantic
interoperability between these models. The state of the art clearly shows that the
contribution of the ODE (Ontology Driven engineering) principles, AO (Alignment of
Ontolgies) and crowdsourcing in a learning scenarization context is an interesting
approach. In this paper, we propose a transformation process to transpose a business
scenario to a computable scenario exploiting various tools (Protege2000, Plugin
uCamp, Crowdflower and GWAP).
4-Paper ID: F127 ICAICE
Title: Experimental evaluation of high performance road base stabilized with
carboxylated styrene–butadiene emulsion and portland cemen
Authors: Mojtaba Shojaei Baghini,
Amiruddin Ismail
Abstract: Due to lack of previous study on applying polymer additives in road base
construction, this research presents experimental results on the improvement of
long-term road base performance by the addition of carboxylated styrene–butadiene
emulsion (Tylac® 4190) and Portland cement. The specimens stabilized with Portland
cement (0–6%) and Tylac® 4190 (5–10%) and then subjected to different stress
sequences to study the wetting and drying (WD)and wheel tracking (WT) tests on the
7-day-cured specimens. Results of tests conducted to assess the specimens’ resistance
to WD cycling showed that the addition of a 4% Portland cement–8% Tylac® 4190
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mixture resulted in an 768.6% reduction in water absorption, a volume change of
873.4%, and a weight change of 1395.83% as compared to the sample with 4% cement
after 12 WD cycles. The permanent strain behaviour of the samples was assessed by the
WT test. The results indicate that the sample with 8% Tylac® 4190 had the most rutting;
however, the use of the 4% cement–8% Tylac® 4190 mixture resulted in a reduction in
rut depth of 309.5% and 464.9% at 50°C, and 318.9% and 133.6%, respectively, at 25°C as
compared to samples with cement and Tylac® 4190, respectively.
Therefore, this
research nominates a new polymer additive having outstanding engineering properties
and environmental friendly.
15:00-15:15
Coffer Break
Note: If you would like to deliver oral presentation but your paper is not in the session list,
please contact us by Email: [email protected] (for CICIT 2015 ); [email protected] (for ICAICE
2015) ASAP. Thanks again for all your great attention and kind support to CICIT 2015 and
ICAICE 2015.
Thank you for all of your contributions!
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UPCOMING CONFERENCE
The International Conference on Communication Systems and Computing Application Science
(CSCAS 2015)
Jeju Island, South Korea
May 16-17, 2015
www.cscas.org
◆ Goals
The International Conference on Communication Systems and Computing Application Science
(1st CSCAS 2015) will be held on 16-17th May, 2015 in Jeju Island, South Korea.
The aim is to promote intelligent information more prosperous through the application of
communication systems and computer network technology. This international conference will
provide an important platform for worldwide experts, professionals, scholars and educators
in the computer field.
The 1st CSCAS 2015 will be organized as a workshop of the 2015 IEEE International
Conference on Communication System& Network Technologies (CSNT) in India. As the branch
of India's Communication System and Network Technologies (CSNT2015), all collected papers
will be submitted to the IEEE press before the conference. CSCAS 2015 will be published into
the conference proceeding by CSNT Proceedings. All accepted papers of CSCAS 2015 will be
published by IEEE CPS and will be submitted to IEEE XPLORE and EI Compendex.
◆ Topics
◆ Date
T1: Database Technology
Submission Deadline:
T2: Computer Technology & Application
Jan.26，2015
Acceptance Notification: Jan.30，2015
T3: Information Security & Internet
Registration Due:
T4: Management Information Systems &
Applications
Conference Dates:
Feb.6，2015
Jan.17-18，2015
T5: Hardware & Integrated Circuit
◆ Submissions
◆ Contact
Email：[email protected]
By Easychair:
Web：www.cscas.org
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=
QQ： 3146872592
cscas20152.
Tel： +86-24-83958379-815
Email submission: [email protected].
Any questions please feel free to contact CSCAS 2015 Organizing Committee.
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