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Spring and Metal-Screw-Bar's Fatigue Test and Its SESSION 16 Statistical Analysis for Quality Improvement of Step at Software Reliability Assessment and Version-Upgrade HONORARY CHAIR Application Bonding Line in the Design of Resin Molding Hoang Pham Friday, August 3, 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm Problem for Open Source Software Rutgers University Yongyan Wang (Qingdao University of Science and Shigeru Yamada (Tottori University, Japan) Data Quality, Techniques and Applications Yasushi Matsushima (Tottori University, Japan) Technology, China) Yasuhiko Ikeuchi (Tottori University, Japan) CONFERENCE CHAIRS Chair: Mei-Tzu Wang (Chinese Culture University, Taiwan) Shigeru Yamada Chunlei Zeng (Qingdao University of Science and Yoshinobu Tamura (Hiroshima Institute of Technology, SPC Techniques for Non Gaussian Processes Tottori University Technology, China) Japan) To Find Chinese Keywords for the Show Activities Florina Babus (ISTIA – LASQUO University of Angers, Ming-Wei Lu Xin He (Qingdao University of Science and Technology, Pei-Ling Wu (Chienkuo Technology University, Taiwan) France) Shigeru Yamada (Tottori University, Japan) DaimlerChrysler Corporation China) Juei-Yang Su (National Chung Shan University, Taiwan) Teodor Tiplica (ISTIA – LASQUO University of Angers, PROGRAM CHAIRS Jianguang Li (Qingdao University of Science and Effect Analysis of Process Variables on Critical France) Toshio Nakagawa Technology, China) Component Failures in a Refinery Plant Timeliness of Earning Announcements to detect Abdessamad Kobi (ISTIA – LASQUO University of Aichi Institute of Technology Analysis of Wear-Resisting Reliability of Ni-Based Accounting Quality Angers, France) M. Bevilacqua (Università di Bologna, Italy) Everett Kuo Ford Company Super-Alloy onto CrMo Cast Iron by Laser Cladding Shiou-Chih Wang (National Taipei University, Taiwan) Ioan Bacivarov (University Polytechnic of Bucharest, F. E. Ciarapica (Università Politecnica della Marche, Italy) ARRANGEMENTS CHAIRS Yunfeng Zhang (Northeastern University, China) Jui-Hung Su (Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan) Romania) G. Giacchetta (Università Politecnica della Marche, Italy) Yutao Yan (Northeastern University, China) Zhenmin Chen Explosive Detection: Systems Modeling and Architecture Florida International University Zhili Sun (Northeastern University, China) Garbage Data Re-Circulating Model and Its Application Research on Aircraft Zonal Safety Analysis System Waleed H. El-Said (University of Louisville, U.S.A.) Hanh K. Phan Failure Rate: A Perspective from Load-Strength Xian-Yu Lee (Chinese Culture University, Taiwan) Suraj M. Alexander (University of Louisville, U.S.A.) Tian-xiang Yu (Northwestern Polytechnical University, China) Energy Northwest Interference Relationship Jaw-Sin Su (Chinese Culture University, Taiwan) Weimin Cui (Northwestern Polytechnical University, China) Blank Table Template Presentation Framework PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS Liyang Xie (Northeastern University, China) Shounak Athavale USA Semantic Query Optimization on Object-Oriented Waleed H. El-Said (University of Louisville, U.S.A.) Bifeng Song (Northwestern Polytechnical University, China) Zheng Wang (Northeastern University, China) Philippe Castagliola France Database Reliability Analysis of a Multi-Sensor Warning System Philip L. Y. Chan Hong Kong Jinchun Song (Northeastern University, China) SESSION 20 Mei-Tzu Wang (Chinese Culture University, Taiwan) Zhenmin Chen USA Hong Wang (Northeastern University, China) Saturday, August 4, 10:15 am - 12:15 pm K Sadananda Upadhya (Defence Avionics Research B. S. Dhillon Canada Systems Complexity & Modeling and Simulation Establishment, India) Tadashi Doh Japan E. A. Elsayed USA Chair: Zhenmin Chen (Florida International V. B. Goley (Defence Avionics Research Establishment, India) Saturday, August 4, 2007 University, U.S.A.) B. Dakshina (Defence Avionics Research 8:15 am Registration TH The Search based on Reliability Test Methods of Software Establishment, India) 1312TH ISSATISSAT INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL CONFERENCECONFERENCE ONON Xiaoning Huang (University of Science and Technology D. V. Renuka (Defence Avionics Research SESSION 17 SESSION 18 of China, China) Saturday, August 4, 8:30 am - 10:00 am Saturday, August 4, 8:30 am - 10:00 am Establishment, India) Facility Layout Problem: Formulations and Solution Quality Measurements and Predictions – Distributed Computing and Fault Tree Analysis R. Usha (Defence Avionics Research Establishment, India) Chair: Toshio Nakagawa Methodologies Case Studies (Aichi Institute of Technology, Japan) Mosè Gallo (University of Naples “Federico II”, Italy) Chair: Hsueh-yu Cheng Luigi Guerra (University of Naples “Federico II”, Italy) 12:15 pm Adjourn! RELIABILITY AND QUALITY IN DESIGN Minimal Cut Sets/Sequences of a Fault Tree with RELIABILITY AND QUALITY IN DESIGN (Shu Zen College of Medicine & Management, Taiwan) Liberatina C. Santillo (University of Naples “Federico Priority and Gates II”, Italy) The Revelation of “The Weaved Rope Model”– A case Tetsushi Yuge (National Defense Academy, Japan) of 7th World Taekwondo Festival & Taiwan Changhua Shigeru Yanagi (National Defense Academy, Japan) Open July 4-8, 2005 Retransmission Control Scheme of a Network System REGISTRATION FORM Olivier Gaudoin France using Duplicated ACK Packets Ching-San Chiang (Chienkuo Technlogy University, THIRTEENTH ISSAT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RELIABILITY AND QUALITY IN DESIGN Chris Gearhart USA AUGUST 2 – 4, 2007 • Taiwan) Mitsuhiro Imaizumi (Aichi Gakusen University, Japan) D. Gary Harlow USA Mitsutaka Kimura (Gifu City Women’s College, Japan) AUGUST 2-4, 2007, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, USA Kailash C. Kapur USA SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, USA Multiple Intelligences, Preferred Learning Styles and Kazumi Yasui (Aichi Institute of Technology, Japan) Please complete this Registration Form (type or block letters) and return it with your full payment: Taghi M. Khoshgoftaar USA Won Kyung Kim Korea Language Learning -- A Case Study in Taiwan Reliability Consideration of a Remote Data Replication ISSAT • P.O. Box 1504 • Piscataway, NJ 08855, USA Mitsuhiro Kimura Japan Yen-ju Hou (Shu Zen College of Medicine and for Disaster Recovery Bengt Klefsjo Sweden CONFERENCE SPONSOR Title: Dr. Mr. Mrs. Miss Ms. Huey-Ming Lee Taiwan Management, Taiwan) Mitsutaka Kimura (Gifu City Women's College, Japan) K K K K K Yi-Kuei Lin Taiwan The International Society of Science Mitsuhiro Imaizumi (Aichi Gakusen University, Japan) Fen-ming Lee (Far East University of Technology, Taiwan) Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Anatoly Lisnianski Israel and Applied Technologies (ISSAT) Yi-an Hou (Far East University of Technology, Taiwan) Kazumi Yasui (Aichi Institute of Technology, Japan) LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL Ming-Wei Lu USA Francesco Muzi Italy Wei-yu Chung (Far East University of Technology, Taiwan) Optimal Times of Image Copy for a Multi-File Database Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Stavros G. PapastavridisGreece IN COOPERATION WITH System Arrigo Pareschi Italy IEEE Reliability Society Customer Satisfaction for the Relationship Marketing Dong Ho Park Korea Syouji Nakamura (Kinjo Gakuin University, Japan) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Rutgers University, USA Model of Restaurant - A case of Tao Ban Restaurant in Sang Jun Park Korea Toshio Nakagawa (Aichi Institute of Technology, Japan) Kyung S. Park Korea Taiwan Keiko Nakayama (Chukyo University, Japan) Telephone:___________________________________________ Fax:____________________________________________ Alessandro Persona Italy www.issatconferences.org Yi-Ling Hsiao (Chinese Culture University, Taiwan) Hoang Pham USA 10:00 am – 10:15 am Break Richard J. Rudy USA Email:__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Hurdy Su (Sususing Co., Ltd., R.S.A.) Gordon J. Savage Canada SESSION 19 Jiajun Shao China Measuring Education: Combining Quantity and Quality Saturday, August 4, 10:15 am - 12:15 pm CONFERENCE REGISTRATION: Registration fee is US$490.00. Yih-Chyun Sheu USA of Foreign Language Teaching and Study Abroad System Modeling and Its Applications A. K. Sinha India Hurdy Su South Africa Program - A Case Study of the Armed Forces Chair: Suraj M. Alexander (University of Louisville, The registration fee includes a copy of the proceedings, gift, luncheon, dinner reception, and refresh- Robert M. Szabo USA Academies in Taiwan U.S.A.) ments during the conference. Muneo Takahashi Japan Koichi Tokuno Japan Hsueh-yu Cheng (Shu Zen College of Medicine & Consideration of Burn-In Acceleration and Effective Please make checks payable to ISSAT (Sorry, no credit card is accepted). Nikola Vujanovic Serbia Management, Taiwan) Screening Procedure in Latest System LSI Hongzhou Wang USA Nobuyuki Wakai (Toshiba Corporation Semiconductor Eric T.T.Wong Hong Kong Yen-ju Hou (Shu Zen College of Medicine & Amount enclosed: $________________________________ Check #:___________________________________ Company, Japan) W. Eric Wong USA Management, Taiwan) Liyang Xie China Yuji Kobira (Toshiba Corporation Semiconductor Fen-ming Lee (Far East University of Technology, Taiwan) Signature:______________________________________________________________ Date: ________________________ Min Xie Singapore Company, Japan) Shigeru Yamada Japan Yi-an Hou (Far East University of Technology, Taiwan) Hidemitsu Egawa
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