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2010 2Nd IEEE International Conference on Information Management and Engineering 2010 2nd IEEE International Conference on Information Management and Engineering (ICIME 2010) Chengdu, China 16-18 April 2010 Volume 1 Pages 1-741 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1041G-PRT ISBN: 978-1-4244-5263-7 1 /6 TABLE OF CONTENTS VOL.1 SESSION 1 1-M004 RULE-BASED TRANSLATION OF SPECIFICATIONS TO EXECUTABLE 1 CODE Saeed Khalafinejad and Seyed-Hassan Mirian-Hosseinabadi 2-M008 A DSS FOR SUPPORTING AREA DEVELOPMENT DECISION-MAKING 5 Mikael Collan 3-M009 MARKET ORIENTATIONS, 3PLS SYNERGIES AND PERFORMANCE 10 Wang Xiaoyu and Zhang Wenmin 4-M011 A FEASIBLE METHOD FOR CONSTRUCTING BIORTHOGONAL 15 VECTOR-VALUED FINITELY SUPPORTED WAVELETS Baoxian Lv and Hailin Gao 5-M014 CHARACTERISTICS OF TWO-DIRECTIONAL UNIVARIATE WAVELET 20 PACKETS Qingjiang Chen and Xuehai He 6-M015 SUBSPACE AFFINE PSEUDOFRAMES WITH A GENERALIZED 25 MULTIRESOLUTION STRUCTURE AND THE PYRAMID DECOMPOSITION SCHEME Suluo Song and Man Wang 7-M018 AN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH OF INTEGRATED EDUCATIONAL 30 MANAGEMENT FOR THE UNIVERSITIES Md. Mamun Habib and Chamnong Jungthirapnaich 8-M022 ITERATIVE JOINT SYNCHRONIZATION AND CHANNEL MATRIX 35 DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION ESTIMATOR FOR MIMO-OFDM He Bo, Li Jun, Hou Meng, Li Ming-Ming 9-M028 FILTER A MATCHED WEB REQUEST BASED ON PROTOCOL ANALYSIS 40 Dai Hong, Ma Chi and Sun LiangXu 10-M029 TURBO APPA CARRIER PHASE RECOVERY AND SIGNAL DETECTION FOR 44 OFDM SYSTEMS Li Jun, He Bo, Hou Meng, Li Ming-Ming, Wu Wei-ling SESSION 2 11-M030 EVALUATION OF CLUSTERING AND SUMMARIZING IN DISTRIBUTED 49 LATENT SEMANTIC INDEXING Mehdi Behshameh, Hassan Bashiri and Salman Hooshmand 12-M032 AN IMPROVED STRUCTURED MULTI-SIGNATURE SCHEME 54 Jun Zhang 13-M037 A PRACTICAL NGN MODEL BY EVALUATION OF VARIOUS NGN 59 SOLUTIONS AND ITS CONFORMANCE WITH IMS-TISPAN Amirhassan Darvishan , Katayoun Bamasian, Hassan Yeganeh, Parisa Eghtedari 14-M045 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES CONTRIBUTION 64 TO MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS PERFORMANCE: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF DEVELOPING AND EMERGING FINANCIAL MARKETS Nabila Jawadi, Fredj Jawadi and Ydriss Ziane 15-M046 THE ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF COMMUNICATION NETWORK in 68 Iridium System Based on OPNET Jia Yu and Peng Zong 16-M047 A MULTIMEDIA STREAMING SYSTEM WITH SELF-HEALING 73 INFRASTRUCTURE Li Zimian, Zhu Ming and Li Jun 17-M049 MUTUAL TEMPORAL DATA STORE APPROACH BASED ON C-TRDM 78 CAI Qixian, CAI Hongbo, HUANG Xiaolu and PEI Feng 18-M050 COOPERATIVE PILOT POWER CONTROL IN RELAY BASED CELLULAR 81 NETWORK Haibo Mei, Peng Jiang and John Bigham 19-M051 NONPARAMETRIC QUANTILE REGRESSION ANALYSIS ON THE 86 PRICE-VOLUME RELATIONSHIP IN CHINA STOCK MARKET Chuanrui Fu 20-M053 RESEARCH ON THE INDUSTRY APPLICATION SERVICE PROVIDER (ASP) 92 SERVICE PLATFORM OF ROLE-BASED ACCESS CONTROL YANG Nian jiong SESSION 3 21-M054 THE STUDY ON LANGE-ANGLE CANBUS 2-AXIS INCLINOMETER OF 95 ROTARY DRILLING RIG Jian Wang , Guowei Gao and Penghua Liu 22-M055 GIS-BASED SAFE AREA DISCOVERY FOR EMERGENCY LOGISTICS 98 Jian-Kun Hu, Bin Yang, Jie Wang, Zhi-Huan Wang and Zhi-Hua Hu 23-M057 Relief demand forecasting in emergency logistics based on tolerance 102 model Zhi-Hua Hu 24-M059 HOT RESEARCH TOPICS AND TRENDS OF SCM: A STATISTICAL REVIEW 107 Zhi-Hua Hu 25-M060 THE GAME THEORY ANALYSIS OF RISK SHARE FOR PPP PROJECT 112 BASED ON SHAPLEY VALUE Xu Huafeng and Li Qiuhong 26-M062 DEVELOPMENT OF A PIC- BASED WIRELESS SENSOR NODE UTILIZING 116 XBEE TECHNOLOGY Yusnani Mohd Yussoff, Husna Zainol Abidin, Ruhani Ab. Rahman, Faieza Hanum Yahaya 27-M063 OPTIMIZATION OF THE PRESCRIPTION OF PERSIMMON VINEGAR-TEA 121 BEVERAGE BY RESPONSE SURFACE METHODOLOGY Han Gao, Benguo Liu, Jiguo Yang and Sufang Fu 28-M064 GENETIC OPTIMIZATION OF RETAILER SELECTION IN SUPPLY CHAIN 124 MANAGEMENT Leng Kaijun, Cui Nanfang and Wang Yuxia 29-M066 CONSTRUCTING ONTOLOGY FOR CUSTOMER INFORMATION IN 128 CONSUMER SUPPORT SYSTEMS Jyhjong Lin, Changling Hsu, Jenperng Yu, Tsairyuan Chang and Yi-Chen Chung 30-M067 PERSONAL INCOME TAX DESIGN SYSTEM BASED ON 133 MICROSIMULATION TECHNOLOGY Wan Xiangyu and Jia Peng SESSION 4 31-M071 BILM: A NOVEL BGP-BASED IDENTIFIER-TO-LOCATOR MAPPING 137 APPROACH Ningning Lu and Hongke Zhang 32-M073 A NOVEL TRUST MANAGEMENT SCHEME IN PERVASIVE COMPUTING 141 J. Valarmathi, Dr.V Rhymend Uthariaraj, G. Arjun Kumar, Praveen Subramanian and R Karthick 33-M074 RESEARCH ON GLOBAL TIME CONSTRAINT TEMPORAL REASONING 146 FOR WORKFLOW Wenbin Wang 34-M075 MULTI-MODAL EMOTIONAL PROCESSING FOR SCOUT: BEYOND THE 150 HCI PSYCHOMETRICS METHODS Nor'ain Mohd Yusoff and Siti Salwah Salim 35-M076 USED PRODUCT REMANUFACTURING INFORMATION GATHERING 155 SYSTEM BASED ON MULTI-AGENT Li Chunfa, Li Jingfeng and Li Jianjian 36-M077 A NOVEL SLA-DRIVEN VERIFICATION AND PLANNING FRAMEWORK 159 FOR QOS Hongbo Tian, Xiaoshe Dong, Xiaoyi Zhao, Lingping Zeng and Xingjun Zhang 37-M078 GAME ALGORITHM OF TRADE SELECTION BASED ON TRUST IN 165 E-MARKETPLACE Zhuocheng Li, Jinkui Xie,Yisheng Jin and Zongyuan Yang 38-M079 WEB TRAFFIC REDUCTION FOR INFREQUENT UPDATE APPLICATION 170 USING GREEN AJAX Ridwan Sanjaya 39-M084 A BATCH-IMU PERFORMANCE EVALUATION METHOD BASED ON 177 MEDIAN THEORY FANG Xi-long, LIU Xin-xue, LI Ya-xiong and LIANG Jian-bo 40-M086 ANALYSIS THE FACTORS AFFECTING CONSUMERS TO USE INTERNET 180 BANKING SERVICES Wu Wenying and Sun Quan SESSION 5 41-M088 ANALYSIS AND IMPLEMENT OF PIX FIREWALL SYSLOG LOG 185 Gu Zhaojun, Li Yong and Niu Wenjing 42-M089 CONSTRUCT OPERATION MODEL BASED ON PROCESS DATABASE FOR 190 SOFTWARE RELIABILITY PREDICTION Hongli Wu, Yong Zhong and Haodong Zhu 43-M090 RESEARCH ON PRIVACY PRESERVING ASSOCIATION RULE MINING:A 194 SURVEY Pingshui WANG 44-M092 QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF CRIME PREVENTION SYSTEM IN THE 199 MUSEUM Guo Xi, Hu Ruimin, Wang Yimin, Lv Haitao and Dai Jingjing 45-M093 RESEARCH ON DECISION-MAKING FOR LOGISTICS MODE OF PORT 203 BASED ON FUZZY COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION Dai Jinshan and Xiao Hanbin 46-M094 THE IMPACT OF TIME-COST TRADEOFF ON THE INTERNAL RATE OF 208 RETURN FOR HYDROPOWER CONSTRUCTION Liu Xun and Wang Zhuo-fu 47-M096 ONTOLOGICAL-BASED FOR SUPPORTING MULTI CRITERIA 214 DECISION-MAKING Rosmayati Mohemad, Noor Maizura Mohamad Noor, Abdul Razak Hamdan and Zulaiha Ali Othman 48-M097 ROBUST HUMAN FACE DETECTION IN COMPLICATED COLOR IMAGES 218 Jiang Qiangrong and Li Hualan 49-M098 FACE RECOGNITION BASED ON GRAY SCALE KERNEL 222 Jiang Qiangrong and Gao Yuan 50-M099 FACE RECOGNITION BASED ON GRAPH KERNELS 226 Jiang Qiangrong and Gao Yuan SESSION 6 51-M100 IMPLEMENTATION STUDY OF A HOME POSITION MONITORING SYSTEM 231 FOR MARINE ENVIRONMENT Chi Tao, Zhang Hanfei, Chen Ming and Feng Guofu 52-M101 ELECTRONIC RETAILING IN AUSTRALIA: A REVIEW OF AUSTRALIA’S 235 TOP 20 RETAILERS Ritesh Chugh and Srimannarayana Grandhi 53-M103 RESEARCH ON RELEVANCE FEEDBACK BASED PERSONALIZED 242 KNOWLEDGE SERVICE MODEL Kaiji Liao, Donghai Ye, Yunjiang Xi and Xiangyu Yu 54-M106 CHANGE PROPAGATION ANALYSIS OF TRUSTWORTHY REQUIREMENTS 246 BASED ON DEPENDENCY RELATIONS Yan Chen, Ping Cheng and Jing Yin 55-M108 STUDY ON AIR COMBAT TACTICS DECISION-MAKING BASED ON 252 BAYESIAN NETWORKS Ping Du and Hai-yan Liu 56-M109 FUZZY ASSESSMENT METHOD BASED ON FMADM AND PRIORITY 257 VECTOR IN CONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION EVALUATION Dong-hong Cui, Rong Yang and Li Yao 57-M110 RESEARCH ON THE OVERALL EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF 262 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES REVERSE LOGISTICS Xiaoye Zhou and Lei Wang 58-M111 CORE AND VISUALIZATION ANALYSIS BASED ON NETWORK OF 266 CO-CITATION Hongjiang Yue 59-M115 HYDROLOGICAL DATA MANAGEMENT WITH GRID UTILITY 270 Weng Nianfeng, Diao Xingchun, Feng Jing, Wang Zhanfeng and Chen Deqing 60-M116 MULTI-POPULATION BINARY ANT COLONY ALGORITHM WITH 274 CONCRETE BEHAVIORS FOR MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM Ye Qing, XIONG Wei-Qing and JIANG Bao-chuan SESSION 7 61-M117 SIX SIGMA AXIOMATIC DESIGN METHOD BASED ON QUALITY 282 FUNCTION DEPLOYMENT Megan Florent Tchidi and Zhen He 62-M118 THE REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING PROCESS MODEL BASED ON 287 DESIGN FOR SIX SIGMA Megan Florent Tchidi and Zhen He 63-M119 METHOD AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BUILDING FORCES PROTOCOL 291 DISSECTOR BASED ON WIRESHARK Feng Luo, Ligang Dong and Fenggen Jia 64-M120 SPACECRAFT CENTER OF MASS ONLINE ESTIMATION BASED ON 295 MULTI-ACCELEROMETERS Zhou Jun, Huang He and Liu Yingying 65-M121 PERFORMANCE, EXPERIENCES AND PROBLEMS OF NON-PROFIT 299 ORGANIZATIONS IN CHINA’S CONTEXT: THE CASE OF WENZHOU INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATIONS Yueqian Xu 66-M122 CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS BASED ON 304 NEGOTIATION AND ARBITRAGE Huang Kai, Qin Zheng, Zhang Zhonghua and Liu Bing 67-M123 A RISK MANAGEMENT DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR PROJECT 308 MANAGEMENT BASED ON BAYESIAN NETWORK He Xiaocong and Kang Ling 68-M124 MULTI-AGENT PERVASIVE LEARNING FRAMEWORK BASED ON MOBILE 313 AD-HOC NETWORKS Majid Taghiloo, Fatemeh Ahmadpanah and Mitra Daneshmand 69-M125 ANALYSIS ON THE FRACTAL FEATURE OF SUBSIDENCE DEFORMATION 321 AT MULTI-TIME SCALE ZHANG Zhao-jiang, WU Kan and ZHANG An-bing 70-M126 USING IMPROVED VARIABLE DIMENSION FRACTAL TO MODEL 325 SEAWALL SETTLEMENT Qin Zhihai and Qin Peng SESSION 8 71-M127 THE MODEL OF MOBILE KNOWLEDGE SERVICE IN ELEVATOR 329 MAINTENANCE PROJECT & ITS APPLICATION Kaiji Liao, Junqin Luo and Qihui Liu 72-M128 ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF LOAD TO ISLANDING PASSIVE 333 DETECTION METHOD Yanwei Zhu and Xinchun Shi 73-M129 RESEARCH OF TRBAC MODEL AND THE APPLICATION IN LIBRARY 337 MANAGEMENT Weili Huang and Lichao Wang 74-M130 BRUSHLESS DIRECT CURRENT MOTOR CONTROL SYSTEM WITHOUT 340 POSITION SENSOR BASED ON DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR Miao Gao and Yanpeng Wang 75-M131 INFORMATION FLOW SECURITY
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