Text Box: PROGRAM 10th WSEAS International Conference on SYSTEMS   Vouliagmeni, Athens, Greece, July 10-12 2006   July 10-12, 2006     The 10th WSEAS International Conference on SYSTEMS   is Sponsored by WSEAS and WSEAS Transactions and is Supported by the WSEAS International Working Group on Systems Theory, the WSEAS International Working Group on Dynamical Systems and Control the WSEAS International Working Group on Automation and Robotics, the WSEAS International Working Group on Applied Mathematics, the WSEAS International Working Group on Numerical Simulation, Optimization and Modeling       Monday, July 10, 2006       PLENARY LECTURE 1 Superlattices and High Quality p-i-n a-Si Solar Cells via Superlattice Structures   Professor Argyrios C. Varonides University of Scranton, USA varonides@Scranton.edu   Abstract: Amorphous silicon/alloy superlattices provide advantages in solar cell design, such as (a) effective band-gap widening (b) effective mass separation (c) increased open-circuit voltage. The latter increases via Fermi level control, due to p-doping of potential barriers, pushing EF towards the valence bands, with simultaneous widening of the effective band gap, thus leading to potentially higher collection incident wavelengths. The density of gap states in the heavily doped layer is modeled as an exponential whose parameter kT* can be varied by the doping concentrations, while its activation energy saturates at some value. This communication provides (i) a general formulation of the problem at finite temperatures as well as numerical results for specific realizable contacts (ii) detailed treatment of gap states (iii) the neutrality condition (iv) a relation between Fermi level position and open-circuit voltage in the nitride region (superlattice p-region). For a p-(a-SiN: H/a-Si: H)-i (a-Si: H)-n (a-Si: H) sample, we compute the Fermi level position relative to the a-Si: H valence band edge. For low and wide gap thin layers of the order of 2.5 to 3.5 nm, open circuit voltage values are predicted in excess of 1.05 V, and efficiencies are predicted in excess of 12%.     PLENARY LECTURÅ 2:   Intelligent Signal Processing Applied to Recognition and Classification of One and Multidimensional SignalsNetwork   Prof. Wasfy B. Mikhael School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science College of Engineering and computer science University of Central Florida Orlando, FL. USA mikhael@mail.ucf.edu     Abstract: Recently, due to emerging critical applications such as biomedical, and security applications, the area of intelligent signal processing has been receiving considerable attention. In this lecture, we present an intelligent signal processing system applied to signal recognition and classification. The system employs different structures, multicriteria and multitransform . In addition, principal component analysis in the transform domain is developed which result in further improvement in the recognition accuracy and dimensionality reduction. Experimental results are given which confirm the excellent properties of the proposed approaches.       PLENARY LECTURÅ 3:   Ultrafast All-Optical Signal Processors: Fundaments and Applications   Prof. José Azaña Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) Montreal, Quebec, CANADA azana@emt.inrs.ca   Abstract: The use of photonic technologies for processing spatial or temporal information in the all-optical domain is a field of growing importance, with a strong potential for interesting applications in such diverse areas as ultrahigh-speed optical telecommunications, ultrafast metrology, optical sensing, microwave engineering, image processing and optical computing, to name only a few. Advantages of processing the information in the alloptical domain include the tremendous available bandwidth and the parallelism intrinsic to the optical approach, which translate into ultrahigh processing speeds that otherwise are not possible. The broad field of Optical Signal Processing is becoming today one of the most active research areas in optics and photonics. Research in this field will have an important impact far beyond the conventional frontiers of photonic technologies. This presentation will provide the audience with an overview of some remarkable recent theoretical and experimental developments in this increasingly important field. The focus of this talk will be on fundamental technologies and techniques for processing and manipulating optical temporal waveforms with features as short as a few hundreds of femtoseconds (corresponding bandwidths of a few terahertz). The recent progress on fiber-based optical pulse shaping technologies, of interest for ultrahigh-speed pulse sequence generation, ultrafast coding/decoding, and all-optical switching, will be reviewed. Recent demonstrations on experimental prototypes of fundamental signal processing blocks, such as real-time optical Fourier transformers or ultrafast optical differentiators, will be also discussed. Applications of some of these all-optical techniques in other fields, e.g. for broadband microwave signal generation and control, will be covered as well. The advantages, current limitations and expected future impact of all-optical information processing technologies will be stressed throughout this presentation.           PLENARY LECTURÅ 4:   Kernel Methods and Applications Prof. Theodore B. Trafalis University of Oklahoma School of Industrial Engineering 202 West Boyd, Room 124, Norman, OK 73019, USA http://www.lois.ou.edu ttrafalis@ou.edu Abstract: The main objective of this talk is to present the theory of kernel methods and Support Vector Machines and apply those techniques in several areas with special emphasis to severe weather prediction. I will also discuss how kernel methods and neural networks can be used to uncover physically meaningful, predictive patterns in weather radar data that alert to severe weather before the severe weather occurs. Specific indices related to the analysis of severe weather data using kernel methods for rainfall estimation and tornado prediction will be also presented. Results of a recent NSF-ITR multidisciplinary research project under the title: “ A Real Time Mining of Integrated Weather Data” will be also discussed.         SPECIAL SESSION: Nonuniform Sampling in Signal and System Analysis Chair :  Andrzej Tarczynski   Weighted PNS Sequences for Digital Alias-Free Processing Signals Dongdong Qu, Andrzej Tarczynski 534-325 Quality Assessment of Reconstructing Signals From Arbitrarily Distributed Samples Andrzej Tarczynski, Dongdong Qu 534-328 Characterization of Polysilicon Thin Films for MEMS Applications Dan Macodiyo, Hitoshi Soyama, Kazuo Hayashi 534-941   Reducing jitter in nonuniform sampling drivers F. Papenfuß, D. Timmermann 534-329 Sampling-Reconstruction Procedure with a Limited Number of Samples of Stochastic Processes at Random Times Vladimir A. Kazakov 534-362 Sampling-Reconstruction Procedure of Gaussian Fields with Jitter Vladimir A. Kazakov and Daniel Rodriguez 534-363 Sampling in relaxation data processing Vairis Shtrauss 534-282           SESSION:  Diagnostic Systems, Monitoring and Testing I Chair: Vladimir A. Kazakov, George Vachtsevanos   Fault Detection and Monitoring Using Parameters Identification and Principal Component Analysis. Application to Rotary Machines in Skin Pass Process Bouhouche Salah, Lahreche Malek, Ziani Slimane and Bast Jurgen 534-332   Testing discrete-event simulation programs using black-box techniques Evangelos Kehris 534-346   Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Challenges and Technologies for Improved Autonomy George Vachtsevanos, Ben Ludington 534-652 A Model-Based Reasoning Approach to System Fault Diagnosis Bhaskar Saha, George Vachtsevanos 534-099 Robust Time Series Estimation Demetrios Kazakos, Kami  S. Makki 534-738 Error Bounds in Parameter Estimation Under Mismatch Demetrios Kazakos, Kami  S. Makki 534-737   Experimental evaluation of ball bearings diagnostics by contamination Ahmad Ghanbari, Sohrab Khanmohamadi 534-1007 A new test rig for frictional torque measurement. In Ball  Bearings Ahmad Ghanbari, Sohrab Khanmohamadi 534-645           SESSION:  Systems and Neural Network Artificial Intelligence Chair: George Vachtsevanos, Valeri Mladenov   Parameter Genetic Learning of Perceptron Networks Roman Neruda, Stanislav Slusny 594-141 A Neuro-Computing Based Model for Anomaly Recognition in Geochemical Exploration Mansour Ziaii,  Ali A. Pouyan,  Mehdi Ziaii 534-929 Rough sets with real valued attributes in evolutionary optimization of holographic ring wedge detector dedicated for neural network Krzysztof A. Cyran 534-585 Performance Analysis of Associative Memory Using the Maximal Margin Learning Hitoshi Akimoto, Motonobu Hattori 534-890 Evolutionary Design of Constructive Multilayer Feedforward Neural Network Ching-Han Chen,  Sheng-Hsien Hsieh 534-568 Motivational behavior neurons and fuzzy logic of brain Uziel Sandler, Lev Tsitolovsky 534-786 A New Approach to Evolutionary Optimized Fuzzy Neural Networks Mohamed S. Ibrahim, Ahmed Mohamed 534-097           SESSION:  Diagnostic Systems, Monitoring and Testing II Chair: Evangelos Kehris, Aristidis Vlachos   Combining Robust Detection And Anti-Windup Compensation For Ftc Addison Rios-Bolivar, Richard Marquez 534-474 Application of discrete wavelet transform to fault detection Seda Postalcioglu, Kadir Erkan, Emine Dogru Bolat 594-176 Rescheduling of flexible job shops under machine breakdown Shahid Butt, Sun Houfang 534-572 An Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm solution to Economic Load Dispatch (ELD) problem Aristidis Vlachos 534-375 Modelling and Monitoring of Hybrid Systems by Hybrid Petri Nets and (Max, +) Algebra Abdelaziz Zaidi, Nadia Zanzouri and Moncef Tagina 534-902 Test of Granger Causality on Frequency Domain in Co-integrated Systems and Its Application in Research of the Relationship Between Electricity Consumption and Business Cycle Yu En-hai, Wang Jing, Yuan Jia-hai 534-839 Fixed-Camera Visual Servoing of Moving Object using an Event-Based Path Generation Iraj Hassanzadeh, Hammed Jabari 534-570           SESSION : NeuroFuzzy Support Decision Systems - NeuroFuzzy Controllers and Applications Chair: Ching-Han Chen, Kostas Arvanitis   A Fuzzy Decision Support for the Selection of Information System Outsourcing Company Lily Lin , Huey-Ming Lee , Shu-Yen Lee 534-673 Sugeno Predictive Neuro-Fuzzy Controller for Improving Dynamic Performance of Control Systems of Nonlinear Plants under Uncertainties Snejana Yordanova, Rusanka Petrova, Valeri Mladenov 534-184 Fuzzy Group Decision-Making Model for Facility Site Selection of Multinational Enterprises Lily Lin, Huey-Ming Lee, Hui-Chi Cheng 534-483 A model of Evaluation of Adaptive Fuzzy Backpressure in Policing Mechanism Schemes over VDSL Network Somchai Lekcharoen  and Chanintorn Jittawiriyanukoon 534-513 Fuzzy inventory control of a supply chain Chi-bin Cheng 534-182 Design and simulation of a car following collision prevention fuzzy controller Jean J. Saade, Omar Houalla, Hasan Merhi, Jamil Kabbani 594-126 Speed Improvement of MPPT in Photovoltaic Systems by fuzzy Controller and ANFIS Reference Model Reza  Ahmadian Majin, Ali Akbar Gharaveisi, Javid Khorasani, M. Ahmadi 534-790           SESSION : Vector Machines and Microprocessor Platforms Chair: Aristidis Vlachos, Theodore Trafalis,   Optimized Hardware Implementation for Tile-Based Convolutional 2-D Discrete Wavelet Transform Michalis D. Galanis, Gregory Dimitroulakos, Costas E. Goutis 534-455 Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis issues in support vector machines Theodore Trafalis, Jin Park 534-535 Performance Improvements of Microprocessor Platforms with a Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable Data-Path Michalis D. Galanis, Gregory Dimitroulakos, Costas E. Goutis 534-412 A Reconfigurable VLSI Architecture for Low Power IDCT Hamed Elsimary 534-303 An automated gate system based on RFID technology Hyung Rim Choi, Nam Kyu Park, Byung Joo Park, Dong Ho Yoo, Hae Kyoung Kwon, Joong Jo Shin 534-658 High-Level Modeling and Hardware Synthesis Methodology for Discrete-Event /Continuous-Time System Ching-Han Chen, Jia-Hong Dai 534-567 Real-Time Emulation of Magnetic Suspension System in FPGA Rafal Jastrzebski, Riku Pollanen, Olli Pyrhonen 534-190             Tuesday, July 11, 2006         PLENARY LECTURÅ 5:   Networked Control Systems: Current Research and Future Dr T. C. Yang University of Sussex, England http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Users/taiyang/   Abstract: Research in Networked Control Systems (NCSs) is motivated by wide applications of NCS, as well as "Future Directions of Control, Dynamics, and Systems" identified in a control expert panel report. Current research activities can be divided into three categories: (1) studies that focus on NCS control system analysis and design, (2) network architecture, protocol and scheduling; and (3) experimental and simulation studies. These research activities and the impact of NCSs on traditional large-scale system control methodologies are briefly reviewed in this presentation. In addition, some possible future research is proposed. NCS is a multi-discipline, very challenging and promising research area.       SESSION : Control Theory and Applications Chair: Uziel Sandler, Hannah Michalska   Toolbox environment for control design with expert-aided support Maja Atanasijevic-Kunc, Rihard Karba 594-119 Receding Horizon Control of Differential Difference Systems with Hannah Michalska, Mu-Chiao Lu 594-192 State space adjustments for the control of nonlinear systems J. A. M. Felippe de Souza 534-1004 Rapid software prototyping for real-time simulation and control of a mini-helicopter robot Carlos M. Velez S., Andres Agudelo 534-622 A Filtered-X RLS Algorithm for Nonlinear Active Noise Control K.J. Kim, J.K. Kim, I.S. Kim, and S.W. Nam 534-307 Contributions concerning the command of the brushless d.c. servomotor Baluta Gheorghe, Nikolaos Papachantzis 534-473 Adaptive Predictive Control for Simple Mechatronic Systems Kvetoslav Belda, Josef Bohm 534-183           SESSION: Systems Theory and Computer Techniques Chair: Luige Vladareanu, Valeri Mladenov    Stochastic linear programming to optimize some stochastic systems G. Pérez-Lechuga, M.M. Alvarez-Suárez, J. Garnica-González, H. Niccolas-Morales, F. Venegas-Martínez 534-691 Analyzing software with the complexity theory Peter Kokol, Mitja Lenic 534-820   A Heuristic Method of the Optimal Matching for the Two Unstructured Systems Huay Chang 534-588 A Parallel Algorithm for Nonlinear Multi-commodity Network Flow Problem S. S. Lin, H. Chang, Cheng-Chien Kuo 534-137 Development of possibilistic causal model from data Koichi Yamada 534-706 Finding Improvements in MIMO Wireless Communications Systems Design using Scenery Reconstruction Decodification A. Vejar, M. Alfaro, I.Soto. 534-597 Decoding Linear Codes using Linear Programming in Wireless Communications MIMO Systems Carlos Herrera, Ivan Derpich, Ismael Soto 534-615           SESSION: Controllers and Applications Chair: Koichi Yamada, Kostas G. Arvanitis   Design of a PI-D Controller of a Scaled-Model Helicopter Hassan El Abiad and Mohamad Khaldi 534-443 pp352-357 A derivative-free constrained predictive controller Tlili Brahim, Bouani Faouzi, Ksouri Mekki 594-111 State Space Multiple Leafs for Linear Time-Varying Systems and Attempting Sliding Mode Controllers: Learning from Experiment and Theory Stanislaw Tarasiewicz 534-934 Lateral Dynamic Modeling of Hazerfen Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and H inf. Loop Shaping Robust Control System Design Kamuran Turkoglu  and Elbrous M. Jafarov 534-640 Design of Adaptive Three-Term Controllers for Unstable Bioreactors: A Lyapunov Based Approach Kostas G. Arvanitis, George D. Pasgianos, Grigorios Kalogeropoulos 534-430 Tuning three-term controllers for power station processes K.G.Arvanitis, G.D.Pasgianos, A.K.Boglou 534-558           SESSION: Computer Techniques and Communications Systems Chair: Baluta Gheorghe, Zoran Bojkovic    Nonlinear Characteristics Analysis on 3-Channel Arterial Pulse Waveform for Fast Heart Rate Algorithm Bo Yeon Kim, Yun Seok Chang 534-595 A Two-Stage Production Planning Model for Perishable Products Under Uncertainty Stephen C.H. Leung, W.L. Ng, K.K. Lai 534-484 jGE - A Java implementation of Grammatical Evolution Loukas Georgiou, William J. Teahan 534-869 Discrete decentralized stabilisation of large scale systems with prescribed Degree of convergence Malika Zazi, Noureddine  Elalami 534-336 Automatic Modeling and Usage of Contextualized Human Behavior Models Hans Fernlund and Avelino Gonzalez 534-922 Membership Matching Score for Invariant Image Recognition Pisit  Phokharatkul, Skul Kamnuanchai,Chom Kimpan 534-620           SESSION: Systems and Fuzzy Intelligent Technologies Chair : Peter Kokol, Leonarda Carnimeo,   Fuzzy goal programming for solving fuzzy regression equations Ruey-Chyn Tsaur, Hsiao-Fan Wang 534-783 A Hidden Markov Model-based Forecasting Model for Fuzzy Time Series Sheng-Tun Li, Yi-Chung Cheng 534-359 Improving Image Retrieval by Fuzzy C-Means Initialized by Fixed Threshold Clustering:case studies relating to a color temperature histogram and a color histogram Doungporn Niyomua, Siriporn Supratid, Chom Kimpan 534-515 Water cut virtual sensor design using a Neo-fuzzy neuron and Statistical techniques in oil production Richard Garcia-Mendez, Edgar Camargo-Contreras, Francklin Rivas-Echeverria, Eliezer Colina-Morles, Marianella Luzardo-Briceno 534-774 A Cellular Neurofuzzy Network for Contrast Enhancement of Fundus Images with Retinopathies Leonarda Carnimeo, Antonio Giaquinto 534-689 A technique for enamel diagnostics using results of the infrared optical non-destructive control examination Bustillo Díaz M.M., Mehrdad Roham, Anait Gabrielyan, Melekhin V. F. 534-384           SESSION: Systems Theory and Control Dynamical Systems Chair : Stanislaw Tarasiewicz, Zoran Bojkovic   A Framework for the Design of Mixed-Signal Systems with Polymorphic Signals Rüdiger Schroll, Wilhelm Heupke, Klaus Waldschmidt, Christoph Grimm 534-321   A novel method for decoupling of non-minimum phase MIMO systems M.A. Sadrnia 534-427 Open Architecture Systems for the Position-Force Real Time Robots Control with Compliance Function Luige Vladareanu 534-477 Design of a  Stable direct model reference adaptive controller for a class of processes not satisfying  a positive real constraint Abdelaziz Mourad, Djahli Farid 534-471 In-Band Quantization Noise Power Estimation in High Order Single Bit SD Modulators using Taylor Series Juan Jesus Ocampo-Hidalgo, A. Garcia– Ortiz, M.Glesner 534-874 Enhancing RFID label production with atmospheric plasma treatment R.A. Wolf, A. Sparavigna, and B. Montrucchio 534-211 Low cost technique for improving open loop fiber optic gyroscope scale factor linearity Medjadba hocine, Lotfy Mokhtar Simohamed 534-191           SESSION : Data Modelling and Simulations Chair: B. Montrucchio, Valeri Mladenov   Robust Fault Detection Observer Design Using H_infinity Techniques for Uncertain Unmanned Aircraft M A Sadrnia, A A Gharavesi 534-422 Fundamental Assumptions in Conceptual Data Modelling Approaches Mik Kim and Wusheng Zhang 534-549 Modeling Information Flow and Social Networking via Community Currency Hiroshi Kawakami, Takashi Hattori, Takayuki Shiose and Osamu Katai 534-975 Optimal gaits for compass-like biped robot Oumnia  Licer, Noureddine El Alami  and  Mrabti Mostafa 534-601 Satellite attitude stabilization and observation Ali haddi, Nourdine el Alami 534-168 Simulation and Experimental Verification of Heat Transfer Dynamics of Sensors Nevřiva P., Plešivčák p., Grobelný d.   534-140 Matlab-based Tool for Energetic Analysis of the Induction Motor Driving Systems Mihaela Popescu  Alexandru Bitoleanu Mircea Dobriceanu 534-245             Wednesday, July 12, 2006       SESSION: Intelligent Systems, Genetic Algorithms and Applications Chair: Ioan Lie, Valeri Mladenov    Genetic Algorithm with Forced Diversity for the University TimeTabling Problem Juan Frausto-Solis, Jaime Mora-Vargas, Monica Larre, Jose Luis Gomez-Ramos 594-163 A New Genetic Algorithm for Motor Parameter Estimation Onoufrios Ladoukakis, Stefanos Tsitmidelis, Aphrodite Ktena 534-925 Verification of global optimality of the OFC active power filters by means of genetic algorithms Mohammadreza Rafiei 594-129   Intelligent Data Processing Approaches managers use for Business Decision Support Nadia Baeshen 594-104 Intelligent Web Services System for automatic framework Okkyung Choi, Sangyong Han and Ajith Abraham 594-174 Local processors for on line image processing with applications in intelligent vehicle technologies Dan Popescu, Radu Dobrescu, Valentin Avram, Stefan Mocanu 534-278 Image De-noising Using a Fast Non-Local Averaging Algorithm Radu Ciprian Bilcu, Markku Vehvilainen 534-279 Invariant Range Image Multi-pose Face Recognition Using K-means, Membership Matching Score and Center of Gravity search Bang-on Makdee, Chom Kimpan, Seri Pansang 534-603           SESSION: Algorithms – Methods and Software Chair: Tomas Kaminskas, Vrassidas Leopoulos    A convergence theorem for a class of stochastic gradient type algorithms with application to robust system identification Ivana Kovacevic, Branko Kovacevic, Zeljko Djurovic 534-855 Investigation method of the functionality of user interface software for measuring devices Algimantas Citavicius, Vytautas Knyva, Mindaugas Knyva 534-859 A normalized weighting method for the connections between distribution transformers by particle swarm optimization Cheng-chien Kuo,  Shieh-shing Lin 534-167 Advances on Calculating Effective Dither for Audio Signals Andreas Floros and Markos Avlonitis 534-928 Floorplanning Method Based on Liner Programming Changhong Zhao, Jian Chen, Xiaofang Zhou, Ming’e Jing 534-318   The role of information systems in extended supply chain management Vrassidas Leopoulos, Dimitra Voulgaridou, Konstantinos Kirytopoulos 534-905           SESSION: Geographic Information Services and Systems Chair: Mohammadreza Rafiei, Nikolaos Bardis    The research on geographic information services based on Multi-Agent architecture Gao Gang-Yi 534-251 A model of GIS interoperability based on JavaRMI Gao Gang-yi, Chen Hai-Bo 534-234 Relaxation of Roadmap Methods of Robot Motion Planning Milos Seda 534-286 Web based collaborative weldin process design without defects Tomas Kaminskas, Genadijus Kulvietis, Leonas Keblas 534-593 Coupling Multiagent Simulation and GIS – an Application in Waste Management   Nikolaos V. Karadimas, George Rigopoulos, Nikolaos Bardis   534-096 Recognition of the type of vehicle and the road obstacle in optimized HRWD-PNN based image processing system Krzysztof Cyran 534-933           SESSION: Management – Planning and Complex Systems Chair: Vrassidas Leopoulos, Vincenzo Niola    Capstan Law Motion Planning in Funicular Railways Giuseppe Moscariello, Vincenzo Niola, Cesare Rossi 534-541 Computed Capstan Laws of Motion in Funicular Railways Giuseppe Moscariello, Vincenzo Niola, Cesare Rossi 534-540 Disturbances affecting essential loads in high-speed railway systems Francesco Muzi 534-996 A layered agent oriented engineering approach for building complex systems SungChan Cho, HyengHo Lee, ChanGon Yoo, JungChan Park, JaeHyun Park, HoSang Yoon, CheolHo Kim 534-763 Product lifecycle management in stamping and moulding tool manufacturing for the automotive industry Ioan Bondrea, Carmen Simion, Harald Herrmann 534-438 Logistic Regression Model for determining risks factor for Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy Anna Gabriela Perez, Elizabeth Torres Rivas, Francklin Rivas Echeverria, Carlos Rivas Echeverria 534-773           SESSION : e – Learning – e Government  and Teaching Control Chair: Vincenzo Niola, Vrassidas Leopoulos,   Constructing a Multi-criteria Framework for Evaluating Asynchronous E-learning System: A User Satisfaction Perspective Daniel Y. Shee and Yi-Shun Wang 534-808 A Validation of the User-Perceived Web Quality Instrument for E-Government Context Yi-shun Wang 534-677 Architecture for Teaching Computer Ethics within an e-learning Environment   George Rigopoulos, Ioannis Keklikoglou, Nikolaos V. Karadimas, C. Economou 534-050 Motivation Aspects In Teaching Multivariable Control Maja Atanasijevic-Kunc, Rihard Karba 534-895 A grouping system used to form teams full of thinking styles for highly debating Dai-Yi Wang, Yen-Chun Liu, Chuen-Tsai Sun 534-194           SESSION : Information Systems, Security and Cryptography Chair: Apostolos Leros, Toly Chen   Finding an Optimal DE Model for Biological Network Inference Ruye Wang, Zhaohua Tang 534-800 Information edaphology: how can restore "nature" to our cybersociety? Osamu Katai, Tomoko Ohya, Takayuki Shiose and Hiroshi Kawakami 594-166 Sustainable Development Model of Water supply for wetland Wang Jing, Yuan Jia-hai, Hu Zhaoguang 534-838 A Musical Source Separation System with Lyrics Alignment Ofer Hadar, Dmitry Bykhovsky, Guy Goldwasser, Etan Fisher 594-135 A New Public Key Cryptography Algorithm Using Chaotic Systems and Hyperelliptic Curves. R. Abarzua, I. Jir≤n, M. Alfaro, I. Soto 534-594 Confidentiality with mobile sessions for web servers based on objects serialization Daniel Zapico, Oscar Sanjuan, Luis Joyanes 534-341 Effects of UPFC in Unit Commitment Considering Transmission Constraints Ahad Kazemi , Mohsen Najafi , M.Mousaei Neirang , Mehdi Kashanian 534-492           SESSION : Data Analysis – Recognition Chair: Anna Gabriela Perez, Apostolos Leros   Using the Small Data Set Learning for the Monitor Indicator Forecast Fengming Michael Chang 534-388 A Systematic Procedure for Evaluating the Achievability of an Output Time Forecast in a Wafer Fab Yu-Cheng Lin, Toly Chen 534-1003 Automatic Recognition of Piano Music Compositional Styles Giovanni Costantini, Daniele Casali, Massimo Carota 534-289 Banknote Recognition Based On Probabilistic Neural Network Models   Costas Nastoulis, Apostolos Leros, Nikolaos Bardis 534-095 Texture analysis and simulations using Markov random field models Stelios  Zimeras 534-818 Distributed Architecture for Intelligent Robotic Agents for Assembly R. Rios-Cabrera and I. Lopez-Juarez 534-435 Electrical appliances testing platform E.Antonidakis, J. Chatzakis, M. Vogiatzaki, H. Rigakis, M.Manitis, D .Kolokotsa   534-667