Trends in Communication Technologies and Engineering Science

ISBN-13: 9781402094927 / Angielski / Twarda / 2009 / 500 str.

Opis

A large international conference on Advances in Communication Technologies and EngineeringSciencewasheldinHongKong, March19-21,2008, undertheInter- tional MultiConference of Engineers and Computer Scientists (IMECS 2008). The IMECS 2008 is organized by the International Association of Engineers (IAENG). IAENG is a non-pro t international association for the engineers and the computer scientists, whichwasfoundoriginallyin 1968andhasbeenundergoingrapidexp- sions in recent few years. The IMECS conferences serve as good platforms for the engineering community to meet with each other and to exchange ideas. The conf- ences have also stroke a balance between theoretical and application development. The conference committees have been formed with over two hundred committee members who are mainly research center heads, faculty deans, department heads, professors, and research scientists from over30 countries.The conferencesare truly international meetings with a high level of participation from many countries. The response that we have received for the congress is excellent. There have been more than ve hundred manuscript submissions for the IMECS 2008. All submitted - pers have gone through the peer review process and the overall acceptance rate is 56.03%. Thisvolumecontainsrevisedandextendedresearcharticleswrittenbyprominent researchers participating in the conference. Topics covered include communi- tions theory, communications protocols, network management, wireless networks, telecommunication, electronics, power engineering, controlengineering, signal p- cessing, and industrial applications. The book will offer the states of arts of trem- dousadvancesin communicationsystems and engineeringscience and also serve as an excellent reference work for researchers and graduate students working with/on communication technologies and engineering science.

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1. Survivable Architecture With Dynamic Wavelength And Bandwidth Allocation Scheme In WDM-EPON; I.-S.Hwang, Z.-D.Shyu, C.-C.Chang. 2. Evaluation On Data Modeling Languages For Standardization Of Netconf-Based Network Management; H.Xu, D.Xiao, Y.Chang, X.Wu, L.Chen. 3. Ad Hoc Multiple Source Routing; S.-K.Tang, D.Long. 4. Efficient Ber Improvement Mechanism For Wireless E1/E1 ATM Links; G.V.K.Sasirekha, K.M.Gangaraju. 5. Performance Of Ad Hoc Routing Protocols In Mobile WiMAX Environment; Md.S.Azad, F.Anwar, Md.A.Rahman. 6. Predictive Mobility Management With Delay Optimizations In 802.11 Infrastructure Networks; B.Issac, K.A.Hamid, C.E.Tan. 7. Decomposition Of SQuaRE –Based Requirements for the Needs Of SOA Applications; W.Abramowicz, K.Haniewicz, R.Hofman, M.Kaczmarek, D.Zyskowski. 8. Utilizingwebdirectories For Translation Disambiguation In Cross-Language Information Retrieval; F.Kimura, A.Maeda, K.Hatano, J.Miyazaki, S.Uemura. 9. Ontology Based Improvement Of Response Time And Reliability Of Web Service Repositories; V.Gopal, N.S.Gowri Ganesh. 10. Quad-Tree Based Adaptive Wavelet Packet Image Coding; T.-Y.Sung, H.-C.Hsin. 11. Plaque Boundary Extraction in Intravascular Ultrasound Image in Conjunction with Image Separability and Fuzzy Inference; R.Kubota, S.Ichiyama, N.Suetake, E.Uchino, G.Hashimoto, T.Hiro, M.Matsuzaki. 12. Dedicated Hardware For Hybrid Evolutionary Computation; M.Yoshikawa, H.Yamauchi, H.Terai. 13. Efficient Design Of Arbitrary Complex Response Continuous-Time Iir Filter; C.-U.Lei, C.-M.Cheung, H.-K.Kwan, N.Wong. 14. Fixed Structure Robust Loop Shaping Controller For A Buck-Boost Converter Using Evolutionary Algorithm; S.Kaitwanidvilai, A.Jangwanitlert, I.Ngarmroo, W.Khanngern, S.Karnprachar. 15. Ant ColonyOptimization (ACO) Technique In Economic Power Dispatch Problems; I.Musirin, N.H.F.Ismail, M.R.Kalil, M.K.Idris, T.K.A.Rahman, M.R.Adzman. 16. Direction Of Arrival Estimation Using A Phase Array Antenna; H.K.Hwang, Z.Aliyazicioglu. 17. GCUCE: Grid Computing For Ubiquitous Computing Environment Mobility Model; D.-B.Seo, T.-D.Lee, C.-S.Jeong. 18. A Novel Fault-Tolerant Multi-EPON System With Sharing Protection Scheme; I.-S.Hwang, Z.-D.Shyu, L.-Y.Ke. 19. Design And Performance Evaluation of Knuth-Bendixmulti-Completionsystem Using Boolean Constrained Reduction Orders; H.Sato, M.Kurihara. 20. Generating Distributed Code From Cola Models; W.Haberl, M.Tautschnig, U.Baumgarten. 21. Outlining A Risk-Driven Development Model (RDD); M.Kajko-Mattsson, J.Nyfjord. 22. Mining Frequent Itemsets In Distributed Environment; E.A.Chelche, G.H.Dastghaibyfard, M.H.Sadreddini, M.Keshtakaran, H.Kaabi. 23. A Study On The Inequalities for Fast Similarity Search in Metric Spaces; T.Ban, Y.Kadobayashi. 24. Discovering Knowledge Of Association Using Coherent Rules; A.T.Hiang Sim, S.Zutshi, M.Indrawan, B.Srinivasan. 25. Particle Swarm Optimization with Diversive Curiosity and Its Identification; H.Zhang, M.Ishikawa.

Blurb

Trends in Communication Technologies and Engineering Science contains revised and extended research articles written by prominent researchers participating in a large international conference on Advances in Communication Technologies and Engineering Science. The conference is held in Hong Kong, March 19-21, 2008. Topics covered include communications theory, communications protocols, network management, wireless networks, telecommunication, electronics, power engineering, control engineering, signal processing, and industrial applications. Trends in Communication Technologies and Engineering Science offers tremendous state of the art advances in communication systems and engineering science which also serves as an excellent reference work for researchers and graduate students working on communication technologies and engineering science.