JOINT PROGRAM

 

9th WSEAS International Conference on

AUTOMATIC CONTROL, MODELLING and SIMULATION

(ACMOS '07)

 

Istanbul, Turkey, May 27-29, 2007

 

 

 

Sunday, May 27 2007

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Challenges in Motion Control Systems

 

Prof. Asif Sabanovic

Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences

Sabanci University, Istanbul

Turkey

E-mail: asif@sabanciuniv.edu

 

 

Abstract: Modern motion control systems are more and more acting as “agents” between skilled human operator and environment (robot assisted surgery, microparts handling, teleoperation, etc.). In such situations design of control should encompass wide range of very demanding tasks. At the lower level one should consider tasks of controlling individual systems - like single DOF systems, motor control, robotic manipulator or mobile robot. On the system level control of bilateral or multilateral interaction between systems of the same or different nature, the remote control in master-slave systems, haptics etc. should be considered. Such a complexity of motion control system functions poses a challenge for control systems designers due to the diversity of the tasks and changing structure of the system and the interaction with environment. In general design of motion control system should take into account (i) unconstrained motion - performed without interaction with environment or other system, (ii) motion in which system should maintain its trajectory despite of the interaction with other systems, (iii) constrained motion where system should modify its behavior due to interaction with environment or another system or should maintain specified interconnection - virtual or real - with other system and (iv) in remote operation control system should be able to reflect the sensation of unknown environment to the human operator. In this talk we will discuss different frameworks for complex motion control design for unconstrained and constrained motion - when system moving without obstacles, or is in contact with environment or another system or has certain functional interaction with another system. The problems related to bilateral and multilateral systems, maintenance of virtual relation among mobile robots and control of haptic systems will be discussed.

 

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Photosensors in Daylight Responsive Systems for Optimum Energy Use and Conservation of Optical Comfort

 

Professor Frangiskos V. Topalis

Lab. of Photometry, National Technical University of Athens

Iroon Politexniou 9, 157 80, Greece

E-mail: topalis@ieee.org


Abstract:
The application of innovative technologies of automatic control in lighting systems gains daily the interest of engineers, constructors and users. The main purpose of these applications is the energy savings. Daylight control is a form of automatic control that replaces the manual control of the users. The core of this system is the photosensor, which creates a signal in proportion to the amount of the daylight that detects, using its spatial and spectral response. The signal of the photosensor can be combined with dimming electronic ballasts which adjust the electric light output giving a great potential for energy savings in areas with high levels of daylight.

Nevertheless, the daylight responsive systems are widely misunderstood and they have been characterized hastily as problematic systems. The lack of knowledge and comprehension of these systems is a great withdraw against their widespread use and a lost opportunity for energy savings. In this present study becomes effort to overcome these difficulties clarifying the operation procedures of the photosensors and their function as part of the lighting system. Also techniques for their evaluation are proposed through an analysis of experimental data of the characteristics that influence their operation and advices for their optimum placement in spaces of application.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in
Electrical Engineering

 

Prof. Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

 

SESSION: Fuzzy Logic Control and Fuzzy Algorithms

Chair: Manafaddin Namazov, Mehmet Onder Efe

Robust Intelligent Control of Coupled Tanks

Hadi Delavari, Abolfazl Ranjbar Noiey

557-268

Modeling and Simulation of the Fuzzy Relay Type Controller for Solving the Double Integrator Control Problems

M. Namazov, R. Samet, R. Huseynov

557-094

Discrete Time Fuzzy Sliding Mode Control of a Biochemical Process

Mehmet Onder Efe

557-232

FPGA Realization of Mobile Robot Controller using Fuzzy Algorithm

Shabiul Islam, Mukter Zaman, Anwarul Azim, Masuri Othman

557-145

An Indirect Adaptive Fuzzy Power System Stabilizer for a Multi-machine Power System

T. Hussein, A. L. Elshafei, A. Bahgat

557-266

A study on PDC of nonlinear systems by T-S fuzzy model with comparing pole placement method and linear quadratic regulator

Tansel Yucelen

557-135

A New Approach of Cascade Control Based on Fuzzy Logic

Yohn Garcia, Edinzo Iglesias, Oscar Camacho, Marco SanJuan, Carlos Smith

557-201

PI-type Fuzzy Logic Control of a Dual Arm Robot

Yuksel Hacioglu, Yunus Ziya Arslan, Aydin Akan, Nurkan Yagiz

557-205

 

 

 

SESSION: Model Approaches and Modelling

Chair: Bahadtin Ruzgar, Georgi Gluhchev

Modeling Of Multiple Intelligence Theory With Bayes Theorem

Bahadtin Ruzgar, Nursel Selver Ruzgar

557-167

Classification of the Insurance Sector with Logistic Regression

Bahadtin Ruzgar, Nursel Selver Ruzgar

557-273

Bath and Deposit Monitoring System for Electroless Nickel Plating Process

Robert Tenno, Kalle Kantola

557-239

Towards autonomic computing using goal-based translation strategy in heterogeneous distributed environments

Pooia Lalbakhsh , Mehdi N. Fesharaki

557-138

A New Approach Of Sliding Mode Control For Inverse Response Systems

Oscar Camacho, Ruben Rojas, Winston Garcia-Gabin, Ramon O. Caceres, Delfina Padilla

557-177

A generalized net model of biometric access control system

Krassimir Atanassov, Ognyan Boumbarov, Georgi Gluhchev, Stefan Hadjitodorov, Anthony Shanon, Vassil Vassilev

557-320

 

 

 

SESSION: Aircraft Modelling and Aerodynamics

Chair: Koray Kosar, Kamuran Turkoglu

Longitudinal Dynamics Analysis of Boeing 747-400

Koray Kosar, Seher Durmaz, Elbrous M. Jafarov

557-095

Longitudinal Displacement Autopilot Design for Boeing 747-400 by Root-Locus

Koray Kosar, Seher Durmaz, Elbrous M. Jafarov

557-096

A NSGAII approach to the fault detection filter design

Karim Mechiche, Zoubir Zouaoui

557-199

Augmented optimal LQR control system design for the longitudinal flight dynamics of an UAV: Inner and outer loop concepts

Kamuran Turkoglu  Elbrous M. Jafarov

557-099

Calculation of the Longitudinal Stability Derivatives of a Transport Aircraft and Analysis of Longitudinal Modes

Ugur Ozdemir, Elbrous M. Jafarov, Mehmet S. Kavsaoglu

557-098

Post-Processing of Air Entrainment on NASIR Flow Solver Results for Skimming Flow over Stepped Chutes

Saeed-Reza Sabbagh-Yazdi, Rozita Safahieh, Nikos E. Mastorakis

557-321

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 28 2007

 

 

 

SESSION: Automatic Control

Chair: Refik Samet, Luminita Giurgiu

Sliding Modes in Finite-Time Control Systems with Variable Structure

Gazenfer Rustamov, Manafaddin Namazov, Refik Samet

557-292

Task scheduling and control

Luminita Giurgiu, Mircea Popa

557-323

Performance Analysis of Adaptive Neural Network Frequency Controller for Thermal Power Systems

Ognjen Kuljaca, Sejid Tesnjak, Vladimir Koroman

557-307

Spatial Applications of Multimedia on Exhibition Halls by Decentralized Control and Multivariable Systems & Related Appliance Works

Pelin Yildiz

557-329

AW Implementation using Multifiltering  for Fault Detection

Wilber Acuña, Addison Rios-Bolivar

557-141

Providing Delay Bounds for Real-time Traffic over EPONs

Helen C. Leligou, Theofanis Orfanoudakis, Konstantinos Kanonakis, George Prezerakos, John Angelopoulos

557-168

 

 

 

SESSION: Advanced Simulation Techniques

Chair: Bahadtin Ruzgar, Ioan Salomie

Design and Simulation of a Mobile Ad-hoc Network in HLA Environment

Abdul Basit, Shoib A Khan

557-251

Order and Delivery Times Simulation

Bahadtin Ruzgar

557-198

Sliding Mode Control for a Buck Converter

Florin Dragan, Daniel Curiac, Daniel Iercan, Ioan Filip

557-298

Machine and Business Modeling and Simulation for Workflow Integration

Ioan Salomie, Tudor Cioara, Ionut Anghel, Mihaela Dinsoreanu, Tudor Ioan Salomie

557-294

Stress-coupled simulation for fluid flow in fracture, matrix and across the interface in geothermal environment

Nam H. Tran, Abdul Ravoof, Kien Tran, Nam Nguyen

557-261

Utilisation of Seismic and Resistivity Data for Fracture Characterisation and Simulation

Nam H. Tran, Amna Ali, Abdul Ravoof, Nam Nguyen

557-244

Mapping Shallow Water Areas Using a Remotely Operated Vessel

R. Bachnak, M. Mendez, D.Thomas, G. Jeffress, S. Lyle

557-101

A Cell Center Finite Volume Model for 2D Numerical Simulation of Deposition-Erosion and Transport of Suspended Sediment in Free Surface Flows

Saeed-Reza Sabbagh-Yazdi, Behzad Saidifar, Nikos E. Mastorakis

557-255

Simulation to Find a Shortest Escaping Route with 3D-GSI Using a GRID Testbed in an Ubiquitous System

Yong-woo Lee, Cheol-min Jeon

557-306

 

 

 

SESSION: Genetic Algorithms and Computational Techniques

Chair: Sajjad Mohsin, Nicolae Popoviciu

Comparative study on VQ with Simple GA and Ordain GA

Sadaf Sajjad, Sajjad Mohsin

557-291

A neural network algorithm in matrix form and a heuristic greedy method for Travelling Salesperson Problem

Nicolae Popoviciu, Mioara Boncut

557-150

Satellite image processing on computational grids

Dana Petcu, Silviu Panica, Andrei Eckstein

557-249

System Design and Implementation for Solving the Resident Physician Scheduling Problem

Lei-Ming Sun, Chi-Way Wang, Ming-Hui Jin, Li Liu, Cheng-Yan Kao

557-290

Combined Techniques for 3D Stresses Smoothing

Mary Vergara, Sebastian Provenzano, Carlos Bloem, Francklin Rivas

557-136

An application of snap-stabilization: matching in bipartite graphs

Rachid Hadid and Mehmet Hakan Karaata

557-160

A New Method for Quadtree Triangulation

Refik Samet, Emrah Ozsavas

557-093

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, May 29 2007

 

 

 

SESSION: Advances on Automatic Control, Modelling and Simulation

Chair: PooGyeon Park, Elsayed Atlam

Differentiating features for the F distributions with different degrees of freedom through RBF network pruning with QLP

Edwirde Luiz Silva

557-176

A Razumikhin-type stability criterion for time-delay systems

PooGyeon Park, Byunghoon Kang

557-317

Structural Health Monitoring Using Peak Of Frequency Response

Arash Khajeh, Aghil Yousefi Koma

557-334

New approach for field association term dictionary with passage retrieval

Elsayed Atlam, Elmarhomy Ghada, Masao Fuketa, Kazuhiro Morita and Jun-ichi Aoe

557-274

Decision Support System for Assessing Participants Reliabilities in Shipbuilding

Maryna Solesvik, Sylvia Encheva, Sharil Tumin

557-229

Offline Path Correction System for Industrial Robots

Philipp Roebrock, Kay Böhnke

557-153

 

 

 

SESSION: Linear and Nonlinear Systems

Chair: Abdullah Mamun, Keylan Alimhan

Path Following Controller for Gyroscopically Stabilized Single-Wheeled Robot

Abdullah Al-Mamun, Zhen Zhu, Prahlad Vadakkepat, Tong Heng Lee

557-275

Identification of Time-Varying Mixed Potential Processes

Alexander Mendelson, Rober Tenno

557-308

Remote Optimization in Petrochemistry

Cornel Resteanu , Marin Andreica, Cristina Andreica, Ioan Miclaus

557-152

Gain Scheduled LQ Optimal Control of a Parametric Light Commercial Helicopter Model at Sea Level

Erkan Abdulhamitbilal, Elbrous M. Jafarov and Levent Güvenç

557-097

Global Practical Output Tracking of Uncertain Nonlinear Systems By Smooth Output Feedback

Keylan Alimhan, Hiroshi Inaba

557-278

An Improved PCA Fault Detection for the Diagnosis

Nathalie Pessel, Jean-François Balmat, Frédéric Lafont and Julien Bonnal

557-194

Robust Quadratic Stabilization for a Class of Discrete-time Nonlinear Uncertain Systems: A Genetic Algorithm Approach.

Samir Nejim, Nawel Tej, Naceur Benhadj Braiek

557-132

 

 

 

PROGRAM

 

6th WSEAS International Conference on

APPLICATIONS of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

(AEE '07)

 

Istanbul, Turkey, May 27-29, 2007

 

 

Sunday, May 27 2007

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Challenges in Motion Control Systems

 

Prof. Asif Sabanovic

Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences

Sabanci University, Istanbul

Turkey

E-mail: asif@sabanciuniv.edu

 

 

Abstract: Modern motion control systems are more and more acting as “agents” between skilled human operator and environment (robot assisted surgery, microparts handling, teleoperation, etc.). In such situations design of control should encompass wide range of very demanding tasks. At the lower level one should consider tasks of controlling individual systems - like single DOF systems, motor control, robotic manipulator or mobile robot. On the system level control of bilateral or multilateral interaction between systems of the same or different nature, the remote control in master-slave systems, haptics etc. should be considered. Such a complexity of motion control system functions poses a challenge for control systems designers due to the diversity of the tasks and changing structure of the system and the interaction with environment. In general design of motion control system should take into account (i) unconstrained motion - performed without interaction with environment or other system, (ii) motion in which system should maintain its trajectory despite of the interaction with other systems, (iii) constrained motion where system should modify its behavior due to interaction with environment or another system or should maintain specified interconnection - virtual or real - with other system and (iv) in remote operation control system should be able to reflect the sensation of unknown environment to the human operator. In this talk we will discuss different frameworks for complex motion control design for unconstrained and constrained motion - when system moving without obstacles, or is in contact with environment or another system or has certain functional interaction with another system. The problems related to bilateral and multilateral systems, maintenance of virtual relation among mobile robots and control of haptic systems will be discussed.

 

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Photosensors in Daylight Responsive Systems for Optimum Energy Use and Conservation of Optical Comfort

 

Professor Frangiskos V. Topalis

Lab. of Photometry, National Technical University of Athens

Iroon Politexniou 9, 157 80, Greece

E-mail: topalis@ieee.org


Abstract:
The application of innovative technologies of automatic control in lighting systems gains daily the interest of engineers, constructors and users. The main purpose of these applications is the energy savings. Daylight control is a form of automatic control that replaces the manual control of the users. The core of this system is the photosensor, which creates a signal in proportion to the amount of the daylight that detects, using its spatial and spectral response. The signal of the photosensor can be combined with dimming electronic ballasts which adjust the electric light output giving a great potential for energy savings in areas with high levels of daylight.

Nevertheless, the daylight responsive systems are widely misunderstood and they have been characterized hastily as problematic systems. The lack of knowledge and comprehension of these systems is a great withdraw against their widespread use and a lost opportunity for energy savings. In this present study becomes effort to overcome these difficulties clarifying the operation procedures of the photosensors and their function as part of the lighting system. Also techniques for their evaluation are proposed through an analysis of experimental data of the characteristics that influence their operation and advices for their optimum placement in spaces of application.

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in
Electrical Engineering

 

Prof. Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

SESSION: Applications on Signal Processing

Chair: Baki Koyuncu, Kai Li

Analysis of location tracking based on friendly points

Deokki Kim, Seungyoul Kim, Younggap You

557-305

Evaluation of porous PZT with 3-3 connectivity for biomedical ultrasonic imaging applications

K. Boumchedda, A . Ayadi, M. Hamadi, G.Fantozzi

557-159

Study on processing for seam Image based on CCD vision sensing

Kai Li, Xiaotian Guan, Hong Yue, Yi Zhang, Hegao Cai

557-276

Using Image Processing as a Measuring Device in Close Loop Control System and System Behavior Analysis

Majid Alitavoli, Salar Basiri, Ahmad Bagheri

557-269

Sensitivity Analysis of Partitioning-based Face Recognition Algorithms on Occlusions

Onsen Toygar

557-264

Eddy Current System for Material Inspection and Flaw Visualization

Ray Bachnak, Scott King, Will Maeger, Tien Nguyen

557-113

Mean field approximation for PDE-Markov random field models in image analysis

S. Zimeras

23-170

New Join Operator Definitions for Sensor Network Database

Seungjae Lee, Changhwa Kim, Sangkyung Kim

557-319

Hardware Reusable Design of Feature Extraction for Distributed Speech Recognition

V. Rodellar-Biarge, C. Gonzalez-Concejero, A. Alvarez-Marquina, E. Martinez De Icaya, P. Gomez-Vilda

557-155

 

 

 

SESSION: Power Systems I

Chair: Malihe M Farsangi, Hong-Tzer Yang

Improved integration-reset controlled single phase unity power factor boost rectifier with lower distorsion

Dorin Cismasiu, Viorel Popescu, Dan Lascu

557-142

Curved Space Optimization for Allocation of SVC in a Large Power System

Feraidoon Farrahi-Moghaddam, Hossein Nezamabadi-pour, Malihe  M. Farsangi

557-318

Analysis of the effects of magnetizing inrush current on power transformer differential protection

Fouad Rekina, Dris Ouahdi

557-178

Improved Taguchi Method Based Capacity Contract Optimization for Power Consumer with Self-Owned Generating Units

Hong-Tzer Yang, Pai-Chun Peng, and Chung-His Huang

557-181

Hybrid Fuzzy LFC Design by GA in a Deregulated Power System

Hossen Shayeghi Moghanlou, Aref Jalili Irani

557-146

Optimal Reconfiguration of Distribution System by PSO and GA using graph theory

Mehdi Assadian, Malihe  M. Farsangi , Hossein Nezamabadi-pour

557-209

The influence of the Corona Current to the Ground and the Polarity Effect of small air gaps

Athanasios Maglaras, Leandros Maglaras

557-295

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 28 2007

 

 

SESSION: Modern Applications of Electrical Engineering I

Chair: Krishna Busawon, Frangiskos Topalis

Assessment of Maximum Loadability Point for Static Voltage Stability Studies Using Evolutionary Programming

Abdul Rahman Minhat , Ismail Musirin, Muhammad Murtadha Othman, Mohamad Khayat Idris

557-166

Mutual inductance between coaxial circular coils of rectangular cross section and thin coaxial circular coils with constant current density in air (filament method)

Cevdet Akyel and Slobodan I. Babic

557-156

Implementing conference call use case over ims testbed – an experimental results through comparison approach

Cheng-Suan Lee, Hui-Na Chua, Karyn Wei-Ju Khoo

557-293

Data mining for knowledge management in technology enhanced learning

Jelena Mamcenko, Inga Beleviciute

557-303

Digital filter design using non-uniform sampling

K. Busawon and Wai-Pang Ng

557-248

Reviewing the role of photosensors in lighting control systems

Lambros Doulos, Aris Tsangrassoulis, Frangiskos Topalis

557-336

 

 

 

SESSION: Modern Applications of Electrical Engineering II

Chair: Yoonsik Choe, Frangiskos Topalis

SVC Location for TTC Enhancement Using Differential Evolution: Making the Algorithm Faster

Malihe  M. Farsangi , Hossein Nezamabadi-pour, Majid  Hesari and Jalal Razavi

557-208

Scene change detection on H.264/AVC compressed video using intra mode distribution histogram based on intra prediction mode

Minyoung Eom, Yoonsik Choe

557-284

Comparison of 3D Reconstruction Techniques for Engineering Drawings from Orthographic Projections

Muhammad Abuzar Fahiem, Shaiq A. Haq, Muhammad Rizwan Sabir

557-256

Enhancement of Total Transfer Capability Using  SVC and TCSC

Sara Molazei, Malihe  M. Farsangi , Hossein Nezamabadi-pour

557-210

Modeling and simulation of a single phase photovoltaic inverter and investigation of switching strategies for harmonic minimization

St. Kourtesi, L. Ekonomou, A. Nakulas, G.P. Fotis, E. Zoulias

557-172

Modern Risk Control Techniques for Improving the Environmental Management System in Romanian HV Installations

Stefania Popadiuc, Bogdan Popa, Cristiana Geambasu, Frangiskos Topalis

23-114

An Expert System for Fault Diagnosis, Repairing and Maintenance of Electrical Machines

V. Kontargyri, C. Tsirekis, S. Kabanaros, A. Sakarellos, A. Moronis, N. Kolliopoulos, S. Kaminaris

557-400

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, May 29 2007

 

 

SESSION: Electric Machines

Chair: Ismail Temiz, Caner Akuner

Rotating Field Voltage Analysis on the Stator and Rotor of the Inverted Rotor Induction Motor

Ismail Temiz, Caner Akuner, Yasar Birbir, Adnan Kakilli

557-188

A New Construction of Switched Reluctance Motor Improving Magnetic Field Energy and Torque Production

Durmus Uygun, Caner Akuner, Mehmet Yumurtaci

557-162

Effects of Different Rotor and Stator Constructions on The Performance of Switched Reluctance Motors

Caner Akuner, Durmus Uygun

557-213

The Speed Control of DC Servo Motor with Proportional Integral, Fuzzy Logic and Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Systems

Ismail Temiz, Mehmet Akar

557-190

Harmonic Variations in Three-phase Induction Motors Fed by PWM Inverter with Different Stator Coil Pitches

Yasar Birbir, Selcuk Nogay

557-182

Design and Implementation of PLC-Based Monitoring Control System for Three-Phase Induction Motors Fed by PWM Inverter

Yasar Birbir, Selcuk Nogay

557-212

Estimation of Total Harmonic Distortion in Short Chorded Induction Motors Using Artificial Neural Network

Yasar Birbir, Selcuk Nogay, Vedat Topuz

557-282

 

 

 

SESSION: Power Systems II

Chair: Norman Mariun, Malihe M Farsangi

Design and Implementation of Low Power Network Maintenance Protocols in Wireless Health Advanced Mobile Bio-diagnostic System for Long-Term Periodical Health Telecare Applications

Ming-Hui Jin, Ren-Guey Lee, Cheng-Yan Kao

557-262

Power and Energy Characteristics of Continuous Waves / Pulsed CO2 Laser Application in CNG-DI Ignition

N. Mariun, N. Md. Saad, M. F. Abas, N. Khan, S. Abdullah

557-187

Damping of Power System Oscillation by PSS Using GA

Saeid Kyanzadeh, Malihe  M. Farsangi , Hossein Nezamabadi-pour

557-211

New achievements  for Romanian Engineering Training in Modelling Power Systems

Stefania Popadiuc,  Frangiskos Topalis, Cristiana Geambasu

23-115

Romanian Power Systems Engineering Towards EU Integration

Stefania Popadiuc, Bogdan Popa, Cristiana Geambasu, Frangiskos Topalis

23-116

A real-time prediction procedure of the state of an electrical distribution system

Stefano D'Ottavi, Francesco Muzi, Luigi Passacantando

557-337

Multi-Phase (6-Phase & 12-Phase) Power Transmission Systems with Thyristor Controlled Series Capacitor

Zakir Husain, R.K. Singh, S.N. Tiwari

557-165

A Comparative Approach  for Contour Detection  of Brain Tumors by Using Image Correlation Techniques on tomography images

Baki Koyuncu, Alper Pahsa

557-341

 

 

 

PROGRAM

 

6th WSEAS International Conference on

MICROELECTRONICS, NANOELECTRONICS, OPTOELECTRONICS

(MINO '07)

 

Istanbul, Turkey, May 27-29, 2007

 

 

Sunday, May 27 2007

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 1

 

Challenges in Motion Control Systems

 

Prof. Asif Sabanovic

Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences

Sabanci University, Istanbul

Turkey

E-mail: asif@sabanciuniv.edu

 

 

Abstract: Modern motion control systems are more and more acting as “agents” between skilled human operator and environment (robot assisted surgery, microparts handling, teleoperation, etc.). In such situations design of control should encompass wide range of very demanding tasks. At the lower level one should consider tasks of controlling individual systems - like single DOF systems, motor control, robotic manipulator or mobile robot. On the system level control of bilateral or multilateral interaction between systems of the same or different nature, the remote control in master-slave systems, haptics etc. should be considered. Such a complexity of motion control system functions poses a challenge for control systems designers due to the diversity of the tasks and changing structure of the system and the interaction with environment. In general design of motion control system should take into account (i) unconstrained motion - performed without interaction with environment or other system, (ii) motion in which system should maintain its trajectory despite of the interaction with other systems, (iii) constrained motion where system should modify its behavior due to interaction with environment or another system or should maintain specified interconnection - virtual or real - with other system and (iv) in remote operation control system should be able to reflect the sensation of unknown environment to the human operator. In this talk we will discuss different frameworks for complex motion control design for unconstrained and constrained motion - when system moving without obstacles, or is in contact with environment or another system or has certain functional interaction with another system. The problems related to bilateral and multilateral systems, maintenance of virtual relation among mobile robots and control of haptic systems will be discussed.

 

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 2

 

Photosensors in Daylight Responsive Systems for Optimum Energy Use and Conservation of Optical Comfort

 

Professor Frangiskos V. Topalis

Lab. of Photometry, National Technical University of Athens

Iroon Politexniou 9, 157 80, Greece

E-mail: topalis@ieee.org


Abstract:
The application of innovative technologies of automatic control in lighting systems gains daily the interest of engineers, constructors and users. The main purpose of these applications is the energy savings. Daylight control is a form of automatic control that replaces the manual control of the users. The core of this system is the photosensor, which creates a signal in proportion to the amount of the daylight that detects, using its spatial and spectral response. The signal of the photosensor can be combined with dimming electronic ballasts which adjust the electric light output giving a great potential for energy savings in areas with high levels of daylight.

Nevertheless, the daylight responsive systems are widely misunderstood and they have been characterized hastily as problematic systems. The lack of knowledge and comprehension of these systems is a great withdraw against their widespread use and a lost opportunity for energy savings. In this present study becomes effort to overcome these difficulties clarifying the operation procedures of the photosensors and their function as part of the lighting system. Also techniques for their evaluation are proposed through an analysis of experimental data of the characteristics that influence their operation and advices for their optimum placement in spaces of application.

 

 

 

 

PLENARY LECTURE 3

 

The International Scientific Dialogue in
Electrical Engineering

 

Prof. Nikos E. Mastorakis

Military Inst. of University Education

Hellenic Naval Academy

Terma Hatzikyriakou 18539,

Piraeus, GREECE

http://www.wseas.org/mastorakis

 

 

 

SESSION: Advances on Microelectronics I

Chair: Andreas Terzis, Yaw-Ling Lin

Switching properties of an arbitrarily excited nonlinear electron-wave directional coupler

Andreas F. Terzis and Emmanuel Paspalakis

557-254

Analysis and Parametric Modeling of RF MEMS Capacitive Shunt Switch

Hazem Hassan, Hassan Ibrahim, and Nidal Abu Ghalioun

557-322

Design and Implementation of a Cipher System (LAM) on a FPGA based on PCI architecture

Panagiotis Margaronis, Lambrinoudakis Kostantinos, Gritzalis Stefanos , Antonidakis Emmanouil, Chrysocheris Ilias

557-296

Digital Design of a Key Synchronization System on a FPGA for a network use

Panagiotis Margaronis, Lambrinoudakis Kostantinos, Gritzalis Stefanos , Antonidakis Emmanouil, Rigakis Iraklis

557-297

Tools and Algorithms for Refined Comparison of Protein Structures

Yaw-Ling Lin and Shih-Peng Huang

557-163

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 28 2007

 

 

 

SESSION: Advances on Microelectronics II

Chair: Hwang-Cherng Chow, Ichirou Takahashi

A Low Noise and Reliable CMOS I/O Buffer for Mixed Low Voltage Applications

Hwang-cherng Chow and You-Gang Chen

557-286

Fabrication of
Pt/Sr
2(Ta1-x,Nbx)2O7/SiO2/Si Field-Effect Transistor for One-Transistor-Type Ferroelectric Random Access Memory

Ichirou Takahashi, Keita Azumi, Yasuyuki Shirai, Masaki Hirayama, Akinobu Teramoto, Shigetoshi Sugawa, Tadahiro Ohmi

557-180

An Ant Colony Optimization Approach for the Protein Side Chain Packing Problem

Jing-Liang Hsin, Chang-Biau Yang, Kuo-Si Huang, Chia-Ning Yang

557-202

Reliability of Single-Electron Logic Gates

Mawahib Sulieman

557-195

The impact of MOSFET’s physical parameters on its threshold voltage

Milaim Zabeli, Nebi Caka, Myzafere Limani, Qamil Kabashi

557-161

A simple realization of negative type differential difference current conveyor (DDCC)

Muhammed A. Ibrahim

557-193

 

 

 

SESSION: Advances on Nanoelectronics

Chair: Sina Khorasani, Nasser Shahtahmasebi

Wavelet Method for Computing Energy Band Diagram of Semiconductors

Majid Sodagar, Amin Eftekharian, Sina Khorasani

557-270

Calculating the Energy Band Structure Using Sampling and Green's Function Techniques

Milad Khoshnegar, Amir Hossein Hosseinia, Nima Arjmandi, and Sina Khorasani

557-271

A Green's function approach to the study of the conduction properties of electron transport through CNT/trans-PA/CNT system

Nasser Shahtahmasebi, Hossain Milani Moghaddam, Seyed Ahmad Ketabi

557-120

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, May 29 2007

 

 

SESSION: Advances on Optoelectronics

Chair: Hwang-Cherng Chow, Ichirou Takahashi

Rigorous analysis of resonance wavelength in optical fiber gratings

Hashem Vajed-Samei and Hossein Mehdipour

557-263

Preparation of Nd:YAG powder by sol-gel method in comparing with solid state reaction.

Jahangir Hasani Barbaran, Fereshteh Hajiesmaeilbaigi.

557-154

Optimal Operation Point for the Primary Harmonic Content of a Modulated Laser Diode

Meysam Bavafa, Hesam Zandi, Maysamreza Chamanzar, and Sina Khorasani

557-280

An Analytical study of Terahertz-waves Measurements by ZnTe Electro-Optic Crystal

Muhammad Siddique, Li Zhuo, Yang Suhui, Li Ping

557-186

A programmable voltage reference design

R. Ouchen, A. Hamouda, S. Khaldi, N. Bouguechal, R. Arnold, A. Wiener, O. Manck

557-148