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Preface
2012 International Conference on Environment Science and 2012 International
Conference on Computer Science (ICES 2012/ICCS 2012) will be held in Australia,
Melbourne, 15–16 March, 2012.
The topics of the conference are focused on environment science and computer
science. Relevant materials are also included into the conference programs. From the
386 pieces of submissions, 98 pieces of abstracts are selected for presentations in the
conference. We have divided the papers into two volumes:
Volume 1 Advances in Computational Environment Science contains the 2012
International Conference on Environment Science (ICES 2012) papers. Environmental
science is an interdisciplinary academic field that integrates physical and biological
sciences, (including but not limited to Ecology, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Soil
Science, Geology, Atmospheric Science and Geography) to the study of the
environment, and the solution of environmental problems. Environmental science
provides an integrated, quantitative, and interdisciplinary approach to the study of
environmental systems. Related areas of study include environmental studies and
environmental engineering. Environmental studies incorporate more of the social
sciences for understanding human relationships, perceptions and policies towards the
environment. Environmental engineering focuses on design and technology for
improving environmental quality. Environmental scientists work on subjects like the
understanding of earth processes, evaluating alternative energy systems, pollution
control and mitigation, natural resource management, and the effects of global climate
change. Environmental issues almost always include an interaction of physical,
chemical, and biological processes. Environmental scientists bring a systems approach
to the analysis of environmental problems. Key elements of an effective environmental
scientist include the ability to relate space, and time relationships as well as
quantitative analysis.
Volume 2 Advances in Computational Environment Science contains the 2012
International Conference on Computer Science (ICCS 2012) papers. Volume 2 contains
some topics in intelligent system. There are 51 papers were selected as the regular paper
in this volume. It contains the latest developments and reflects the experience of many
researchers working in different environments (universities, research centers or even
industries), publishing new theories and solving new technological problems. The
purpose of volume 2 is interconnection of diverse scientific fields, the cultivation of
every possible scientific collaboration, the exchange of views and the promotion of new
research targets as well as the further dissemination, the diffusion of intelligent system,
including but not limited to Intelligent System, Neural networks, Machine Learning,
Multimedia System and Applications, Speech Processing, Image & video Signal
(cid:0)
Processing and Computer Aided Network Design the dispersion.
VI Preface
The proceedings contain a selection of peer-reviewed papers that will be presented
at the conference. We are thankful to all authors and reviewers who make the present
volume possible. The rigorous review of the submissions by the invited reviewers has
been highly acknowledged. Their comments and suggestions are important to improve
the quality of the publications. We hope the book will be a useful guide environment
science, computer science and the relevant fields.
On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to extend my thanks to all the
members who serve in the IERI committee. Their suggestions, impressive lectures
and enlightening discussions have been critically important for the success of the
conference. The sponsorship of Springer is gratefully acknowledged.
Garry Lee
Organization Committee
Honorary Chair
Wei Lee Melbourne ACM Chapter Chair, Australia
General Chairs
Jun Zhang Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Minli Dai Suzhou University, China
Publication Chair
Garry Lee Information Engineering Research Institute, USA
Organizing Chairs
Jun Zhang Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
International Committee
Minli Dai Suzhou University, China
Ying Zhang Wuhan University, China
Zhenghong Wu East China Normal University
Tatsuya Akutsu ACM NUS Singapore Chapter, Singapore
Aijun An National University of Singapore, Singapore
Yuanzhi Wang Anqing Teachers’ University, China
Yiyi Zhouzhou Azerbaijan State Oil Academy, Azerbaijan
Gerald Schaefer Loughborough University, UK
Biswanath Vokkarane Society on Social Implications of Technology and
Engineering
Jessica Zhang Information Engineering Research Institute, USA
David Meng Information Engineering Research Institute, USA
Kath David Information Engineering Research Institute, USA
Contents
Advances inIntelligentSystems
PerformanceAnalysisof VirtualForceModelsinNode Deployment
AlgorithmofWSN ................................................ 1
RenXiaoping,CaiZixing,LiZhao,WangWuyi
DesignofWEBVideoMonitoringCenterServer ....................... 11
JiangXuehua
AnArtificialIntelligenceCentralAir-ConditioningController............ 19
ChunheYu,DanpingZhang
ApplicationofGMDHtoShort-TermLoadForecasting ................. 27
HongyaXu,YaoDong,JieWu,WeigangZhao
RecognitionofControlChartPatternsUsingDecisionTreeofMulti-class
SVM ............................................................ 33
XiaobingShao
Robust AdaptiveNeuralNetworkControlforNonlinearTime-Delay
Systems.......................................................... 43
GengJi
The Analysis of Thermal Field and Thermal Deformation of a
Water-CoolingRadiatorbyFiniteElementSimulation .................. 53
YangLianfa,WangQin,ZhangZhen
IncrementalMiningAlgorithmofSequentialPatternsBasedonSequence
Tree............................................................. 61
JiaxinLiu,ShutingYan,YanyanWang,JiadongRen
MicropowerHFandSHFOperationalAmplifiers ...................... 69
SergeyKrutchinsky,VasiliyBespyatov,AlexanderKorolev,EugeniyZhebrun,
GrigoriySvizev
X Contents
Influence of IrrigationWater-Savingon GroundwaterTable in the
DownstreamIrrigationDistrictsofYellowRiver ....................... 79
ZhouZhen-min,ZhouKe,WangXuechao
ChainingOWSServiceswithGraphic-Workflow ....................... 85
ZhangJianbo,LiuJiping,WangBei
Complex-ValuedNeuralNetworkBasedDetectorforMIMO-OFDM
Systems.......................................................... 95
KaiMa,FengyeHu,PengZhang
InnovationSystemofAgriculturalIndustrialCluster:APerspectivefrom
DynamicalStructureModel......................................... 103
XiaotaoLi
ImprovedEnsemble EmpiricalModeDecompositionMethodandIts
Simulation ....................................................... 109
JinshanLin
RegionalResourceAllocationAlgorithmandSimulationoftheAdaptive
ArrayAntenna ................................................... 117
CaiWeihong,LiuJunhua,LeiChaoyang,WenJiebin
AsymptoticStabilizationofNonlinearDAESubsystemsUsingArtificial
NeuralNetworkswithApplicationtoPowerSystems.................... 125
ZangQiang,ZhouYing
EvaluationontheEfficiencyfortheAllocationofScienceandTechnology
ResourcesinChinaBasedonDEAModel ............................. 135
WangBei,LiuWei-dong,ZhangJian-bo
ResearchonReformintheTeachingofSoftwareEngineeringCourse...... 141
JianjunLi,XiaorongWang
ANovelChargeRecyclingSchemeinPowerGatingDesign .............. 145
HuangPing,XingZuocheng,YangXianju,YanPeixiang,JiaXiaomin
Research of Communication Platform of Intelligent Public
TransportationSystemBasedonGPRS............................... 155
DongYongfeng,GuoZhitao,LiuPeijun,HeMin
TheResearchandAnalysisonDigitalAnimationCoursesSetup .......... 163
PengShengze,WenYongge,LiuZhibang
TheDigitizeofTraditionalChartHandlesaResearch................... 169
YangWeijian
TheApplicationofNetworkSimulationSoftwareNS-2BasedonSVM..... 175
WuRenjie
Contents XI
DiscussionfromtheContesttotheInnovationEducation ................ 183
XionghuaGuo,HuixianHan,BosenZhang
ApplicationofInteractiveInterfaceDesignasTeachingMaterialsin
ChineseforChildren............................................... 191
LinChien-Yu,LinChien-Chi,LaiYichuan,DuJie-Ru
ApplicationofVirtualInterfaceofInteractiveTeachingMaterialsfor
ChildrenwithDevelopmentalDisabilities ............................. 199
LinChien-Yu,WangLi-Chih,LinHo-Hsiu,JenYen-Huai,Te-HsiungChen,
ChangLing-Wei
LeafAreaMeasurementEmbededinSmartMobilePhone............... 207
DianyuanHan,FengqingZhang
AStudyandDesignonWebPageTamper-ProofTechnology ............. 215
HuHong-xin
ETD-MAC:AnEvent-TrackingDetectingMACProtocolforWireless
SensorNetwork................................................... 221
PingLiu,YiChen,MingxiLi,XiaomingDeng
TheResearchontheNetworkSwitchIntelligentManagement............ 233
WeichunLv
DiscussiononComputerNetworkBaseCourseReform.................. 239
YinTang
EconomicAnalysisandRealizationoftheInformationSharinginSupply
ChainProductionSystem........................................... 245
WeiZhang,HuiFangLi
Experiment of Soil Thermal Properties Based on Thermal Probe
Method.......................................................... 251
YuanyuanGao,JunZhao,JiuchenMa,XinyangSong
ThePreciseDesignofBandpassFilterMiniaturizationUsingMicrostrip
SIR ............................................................. 263
LuoHui,LiWeiping,HuRong
TheSimulation,OptimizationandModelingofMirostripFilterUsing
ADS2008 ........................................................ 271
LiWeiping,LuoHui,GuanXuehui
TheDesignofPeopleManagementSystemintheCampusBaseonRFID... 279
HuRong,LuoHui,LiWeiping
KernelPCAandNonlinearASM .................................... 287
LiuFan,XuTao,SunTong
