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ID Date Location Subject Lectures Dr. Malekzadeh 1. Esfand 1399 IAGH Office Viral Hepatitis Elimination Dr. Sohrabpour Dr. Poustchi Dr. Sadeghi 2. Bahman 1399 IAGH Office Constipation Dr. Ansari Dr. Alizadeh 3. Dey 1399 IAGH Office Digital Health Dr. Poustchi Dr. Malekzadeh 4. Azar 1399 IAGH Office Neuroendocrine Tumors Dr. Zamani Dr. Mikaeli 5. Mehr 1399 IAGH Office Achalasia Dr. Bagheri Dr. Nasiri-Toosi Shahrivar H.C.C 6. IAGH Office Dr. Saberi-Firouzi 1399 (Hepatocellular Carcinoma) Dr. Jafarian Dr. Soleimani ASL 7. Mordad 1399 IAGH Office Esophagus Motility Disorders Dr. Alborzi Dr. Sadeghi Management of Early Gastric Dr. Mohammad-Nejad 8. Tir 1399 IAGH Office Cancer Dr. Amani Dr. Vahedi 9. Khordad 1399 IAGH Office Optional IBD Care Dr. Ebrahimi Daryani Shariati Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam 10. Khordad 1399 Gut Microbiome (WDHW) Hospital Dr. Moosavi Dr. Nobakht Farvardin 11. IAGH Office Iron Overload Disease Dr. Vahedi 1399 Dr. Malekzadeh Dr. Ansari 12. Esfand 1398 IAGH Office Functional GI Disorder Dr. Mokhtare Dr. Alborzi Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam Dr. Islami 13. Esfand 1398 IAGH Office GERD Dr. Ghadir Dr. Ebrahimi Daryani 14. Dey 1398 IAGH Office IBD Dr. Vahedi Dr. Shahrokh Dr. Pourshams 15. Azar 1398 IAGH Office Pancreatic Cancer Dr. Mohammad-Nejad Nutrition in Chronic Liver Dr. Saberi-Firouzi 16. Aban 1398 IAGH Office Diseases Dr. Eghtesad Shahrivar 139 Dr. Mohammad-Nejad 17. IAGH Office Gallstone 8 Dr. Nikkhah Dr. Zamani 18. Mordad 1398 IAGH Office IgG4 Related Disorder Dr. Sadeghi Dr. Faraji Dr. Sohrabpour 19. Tir 1398 IAGH Office Fatty Liver Disease Dr. Nasiri-Toosi Dr. Ehsani Dr. Farahvash 20. Khordad 1398 IAGH Office Prevention of Colon Cancers Dr. Anahita Sadeghi Dr. Malekzadeh Dr. Roshandel Shariati Early Diagnosis and Treatment 21. Khordad 1398 Dr. Delavari Dr. Salimzadeh Hospital of GI Cancer (WDHW) Dr. Pourshams Dr. Bagheri Dr. Faghihi-Kashani Bariatric Surgery, Indication & Dr. Mokhtare 22. Esfand 1397 IAGH Office Complications Dr. Masoudi Dr. Khalaj Dr. Sadeghi, Dr. Merat, Dr. Asadzadeh, Shariati Joint Digestive & Oncology 23. Bahman 1397 Dr. Delavari, Dr. Taslimi, Dr. Saberi- Hospital Seminar Firoozi, et al. GI Bleeding of Unknown Dr. Malekzadeh 24. Dey 1397 IAGH Office Primary Site Dr. Ehsani-Ardakani 25. Azar 1397 IAGH Office Advanced Endoscopy Dr. Emami, Dr. Zamani 26. Aban 1397 IAGH Office Optimal Management of IBD Dr. Vahedi, Dr. Daryani Dr. Shahbazkhani Shahrivar Non-Celiac Gluten 27. IAGH Office Dr. Ganji 1397 Enteropathy Dr. Fanaeian Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam, Dr. Ghadir, 28. Mordad 1397 IAGH Office Refractory to heart burn Dr. Foroutan Dr. Saberi-Firouzi, Dr. Saidi, Dr. 29. Tir 1397 IAGH Office Approach to Liver mass Radmard 30. Khordad 1397 IAGH Office Cholestatic Hepatitis Dr. Daryani, Dr Zamani Ordibehesht 31. IAGH Office Viral Hepatitis, B and C Dr. Nasiri-Toosi, Dr. Merat, Dr. Poustchi 1397 Farvardin Dr. Ansari, Dr, Hajiani 32. IAGH Office Wilson's Disease 1397 Dr. Jamali 33. Esfand 1396 IAGH Office Chronic Diarrhea Dr. Daryani, Dr. Shahbazkhani 34. Bahman 1396 IAGH Office Lower GI Bleeding Dr. Zojaji et al. 35. Dey 1396 IAGH Office Colonodcopy Screening Dr. Delavari, Dr. Aletaha, Dr. Mokhtare 36. Azar 1396 IAGH Office Gallstones Dr. Khatibian, Dr. Zamani 37. Mehr 1396 IAGH Office Hemochromatosis Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr. Nobakht Shahrivar 38. IAGH Office Cholangiocarcinoma Dr. Saidi et al. 1396 39. Mordad 1396 IAGH Office Drug Induced Liver Disease Dr. Daryani et al. Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr. Nasseri- 40. Tir 1396 IAGH Office Autoimmune Hepatitis Moghaddam 41. Khordad 1396 IAGH Office DDW 2017 Ordibehesht Shariati Inflammatory Bowel Disease 42. Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr. Vahedi, Dr. Daryani 1396 Hospital (IBD) Farvardin Dr. Saberi-Firouzi, Dr. Taheri, Dr. 43. IAGH Office Alcoholic Liver Disease 1396 Fakheri Dr. Radmard, Dr. Sotoudeh, Dr. 44. Esfand 1395 IAGH Office GIST Mohammad-nejad, Dr. Naseri- moghaddam Dr. Ansari, Dr. Shahbaz Khani, Dr. 45. Bahman 1395 IAGH Office Intestinal Gas Sohrab Pour 46. Dey 1395 IAGH Office Chronic Abdominal Pain Dr. Daryani, Dr. Farahvash, Dr. taslimi Approach to Acute Abdominal 47. Azar 1395 IAGH Office Dr. Naseri- Moghaddam Pain Dr. Merat, Dr. zojaji, Dr. Ehsani 48. Mehr 1395 IAGH Office GI and Opium Ardakani Management of Shahrivar Dr. Naseri- Moghaddam, Dr. Taghavi, 49. IAGH Office Anticoaguation in GI 1395 Dr. nozari Procedure 50. Mordad 1395 IAGH Office IBD NEWS Dr. Daryani, Dr. Vahedi 51. Tir 1395 IAGH Office HCV Dr. Merat, Dr. Alavian Dr. Daryani, Dr. Merat, Dr. zamani, Dr. 52. Khordad 1395 IAGH Office DDW 2016 Mokhtare Ordibehesht Dr. Pourshams, Dr. Naseri- 53. IAGH Office Diet and the Gut 1395 Moghaddam, Dr. Ganji Farvardin 54. IAGH Office Beyond Polyps and Cancer Dr. Masoudi, Dr. Delavari, Dr Aletaha 1395 55. Esfand 1394 IAGH Office Mucosal Healing in IBD Dr. Nasseri-moghadam 56. Bahman 1394 IAGH Office Neuroendocrine Tumors Dr. Pourshams, Dr. Saberifirouzi 57. Dey 1394 IAGH Office ACG 2015 Dr. Daryani Enteroscopy for small bowel Disease Dr. Soleimani ASL, Dr. Radmard, Dr. 58. Azar 1394 IAGH Office Experience from Shariati Aliasgari hospital Coagulation Disorders in liver 59. Mehr 1394 IAGH Office Dr. Zojaji, Dr. Ehsani Diseases Shahrivar Crohn’s disease Update on Dr. Daryani, Dr. Mahjoubi, Dr. Vahedi, 60. IAGH Office 1394 fistulazing crohn’s disease Dr. Radmard Bariatric surgery post 61. Mordad 1394 IAGH Office operation Indication and Dr Pourshams, Dr. Khalaj, Dr. Jodeiri post op complications Shariati Epidemic of NAFLD NASH 62. Tir 1394 Dr Malekzadeh, Dr. Merat Hospital Update on new therapy Shariati Dr. Merat 63. Khordad 1394 DDW 2015 Hospital Dr Daryani Ordibehesht Shariati Dr, Nasseri-Moghaddam, Dr. Foroutan, 64. Heartburn 1394 Hospital Dr. Ghadir Farvardin Shariati Treatment of refractory Dr. Agah, Dr. M. Mokhtare, Dr. 65. 1394 Hospital constipation Masoodi, Dr. Mohammadi Pour Shariati 66. Esfand 1393 Colonic Polyps Dr. Delavari, Dr. Salimzadeh Hospital Shariati Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam, Dr. Eslami, Dr. 67. Bahman 1393 GERD Hospital Darvish-Moghaddam Shariati New Biologic Treatment for 68. Dey 1393 Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr. Silvio Danese Hospital IBD The American Association for Shariati 69. Azar 1393 the Study of Liver Diseases Dr. Daryani Hospital (AASLD 2014) Shariati Non Celiac gluten sensitive Dr. Shahbazkhani, Dr. Ganji, Dr. 70. Mehr 1393 Hospital enteropathy Rostami Shahrivar Shariati 71. IBD Update Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam 1393 Hospital Shariati Dr. Khatibian, Dr. Shahbazkhani, Dr. 72. Mordad 1393 Gallstone Hospital Sotoudehmanesh Shariati 73. Tir 1393 Case Presentation Dr. Aghazadeh Hospital 29Khordad Shariati 74. DDW 2014 Dr. Daryani, Dr. Pourshams 1393 Hospital 1Khordad Shariati The Gut Microbs- Importance 75. Dr. Ansari, Dr. Vahedi, Dr. Hekmatdoost 1393 Hospital in Health and Nutrition Farvardin Shariati 76. NASH and NAFLD Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr. Merat 1393 Hospital Shariati 77. Esfand 1392 AASLD 2013 Dr. Daryani Hospital Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam, Dr. Shariati 78. Bahman 1392 New Imaging and GI Disease Akhlaghpour, Dr. Ghenaati, Dr. Hospital Hashemi, Dr. Radmard Shariati Pancreatic Cancer Dr. Setoodehmanesh, Dr. 79. Dey 1392 Hospital Cholongiocarcinoma Mohammadnejad, Dr. Pourshams Shariati Drug induced GI and Liver Dr. Daryani, Dr. Masjedizadeh, Dr. 80. Azar 1392 Hospital Disease Hashemi Shariati GI and Liver Disease in 81. Mehr 1392 Dr. Emami, Dr. Minakari, Dr. Shavakhi Hospital Pregnancy Constipation, Solitary Rectal Shahrivar Shariati 82. Ulcer, Dr. Ansari, Dr. Vahedi 1392 Hospital Functional Bowel Disease Shariati 83. Mordad 1392 Therapeutic Endoscopy News Dr. Aghazadeh et al Hospital Shariati 84. Tir 1392 HBV News Dr. Somi et al Hospital 30Khordad Shariati Dr. Daryani, Dr. Malekzadeh, 85. DDW 2013 1392 Hospital Dr. Merat 2Khordad Shariati Dr. Poustchi, Dr. Nasiri-Toosi, Dr. 86. HCC and its intervention 1392 Hospital Akhlaghpour Farvardin Shariati 87. AASLD 2012 Dr. Moeini 1392 Hospital Shariati 88. Esfand 1391 Pancreatic Mass Dr. pourshams et al Hospital Shariati 89. Bahman 1391 Chronic Liver Disease Dr. Malekzadeh et al Hospital Shariati 90. Dey 1391 Iron Over Load Dr. Zamani et al Hospital Shariati Obesity (Medical & Surgical 91. Azar 1391 Dr. Aghazadeh et al Hospital Treatment) Shariati 92. Mehr 1391 Therapeutic Endoscopy Dr. Daryani et al Hospital Shahrivar Shariati Dr. Somi, Dr. Alavian, Dr. Merat, Dr. 93. IBD News 1391 Hospital Nasiri-Toosi Shariati Dr Nasseri-Moghaddam, Dr Merat, Dr 94. Mordad 1391 HCV News Hospital Mohamadnejad Shariati 95. Tir 1391 DDW 2012 (PART 2) Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr Daryani, Dr Zamani Hospital Shariati Dr. Nasseri-Moghaddam, Dr. Vahedi, 96. Khordad 1391 DDW 2012 (PART 1) Hospital Dr. Malekzadeh From Heartburn to Ordibehesht Shariati 97. Constipation-Common GI Dr. Mikaeili, Dr. Asl-e- Soleymani 1391 Hospital Symptoms in the Community Farvardin Shariati 98. Achalasia 1391 Hospital Shariati Dr. Emami, Dr. Jamali Rayka, Dr. 99. Esfand 1390 Wilson’s Disease Hospital Ehsani-Ardakani Shariati 100. Dey 1390 AASLD 2011 Dr. Daryani Hospital Shariati 101. Azar 1390 Acid Peptic Disease revisited Dr. Massarrat, Dr. Malekzadeh Hospital Shariati Dr. Mohammadnejad, Dr. 102. Aban 1390 NET Tumors Hospital Setoudehmanesh Shariati 103. Mehr 1390 CRC+ Screening Dr. Ansari, Dr. Agah, Dr. Mansoori Hospital Dr. Nassei-Moghaddam, Dr. Shariati 104. Mordad 1390 Autoimmune Hepatitis Mohammad Bagheri, Dr. Amirpejman Hospital Hashemi Shariati Principles of Liver 105. Tir 1390 Dr. Reza Saeidi Hospital Transplantation Shariati Dr. Malekzadeh, Dr. Nasser Ebrahimi 106. Khordad 1390 DDW 2011 Hospital Daryani Ordibehesht Shariati Enteric Infection: Dr. Pourshams, Dr. Vahedi, Dr.
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    Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Dhaka, Bangladesh, January 9 – 10, 2010 Model for Forecasting Passenger of Airport Farzane Ahmadzade Department of Industrial Engineering Islamic Azad University of Karaj Branch Karaj, Tehran, Iran Abstract This research forecasts the growth of air traffic in one of int’l airport. It actually estimates the growth of air traffic with the trend model, and then the growth is forecasted by monthly air traffic and time series data. To estimate the coefficient of the model in general econometric methods use the time series data, it is suggested that the data should be stationary, otherwise false regression would be probable. Then before using, the data (variables), the data should be tested so as to be stationary. However, there are different methods to make data stationary such as Drawing Diagram and Augmented Dickey- Fuller Test (ADF), which were used in this dissertation. Finally, the estimation is base on the fifth month, namely (Mordad). Keywords forecasting , Augmented Dickey Fuller Test (ADF),time series, stationary. 1. Introduction Civil Aviation, through a complicated interaction with other econometric sectors, benefits from and contributes to the economic development of all nations. As incomes and production level increase, the demand for aviation services expands. Therefore prospective tourism, trade and employment could be forecasted as well. Civil Aviation is an important instrument in economic development, and air transport also provides an intangible benefits by facilitating the international treaties and understanding. On the other, the role of air transport as a catalyst for general economic and social development is due to the expedition and flexibility, which has been provided by the global air transport system.
  • Class Day Date Data Subject Main Reference Other References 1 Sunday 12 Bahman 01-Feb Central Force Motion I TM

    Class Day Date Data Subject Main Reference Other References 1 Sunday 12 Bahman 01-Feb Central Force Motion I TM

    # Class Day Date Data Subject Main Reference Other References 1 Sunday 12 Bahman 01-Feb Central Force Motion I TM - Chapter 8 Tay-Ch8/ Gold- Ch3 2 Tuesday 14 Bahman 03-Feb Central Force Motion II TM - Chapter 8 Tay-Ch8/ Gold- Ch3 3 Sunday 19 Bahman 08-Feb Central Force Motion III TM - Chapter 8 Tay-Ch8/ Gold- Ch3 4 Tuesday 21 Bahman 10-Feb Dynamics of a System of Particles I TM - Chapter 9 Tay-Ch14/Sym-Ch4 5 Sunday 26 Bahman 15-Feb Dynamics of a System of Particles II TM - Chapter 9 Tay-Ch14/Sym-Ch4 6 Tuesday 28 Bahman 17-Feb Dynamics of a System of Particles III TM - Chapter 9 Tay-Ch14/Sym-Ch4 7 Sunday 3 Esfand 22-Feb Dynamics of a System of Particles IV TM - Chapter 9 Tay-Ch14/Sym-Ch4 8 Tuesday 5 Esfand 24-Feb Dynamics of a System of Particles V TM - Chapter 10 Tay-Ch9/ 9 Sunday 10 Esfand 01-Mar Motion in non-inertial Reference Frame I TM - Chapter 10 Tay-Ch9/ 10 Tuesday 12 Esfand 03-Mar Motion in non-inertial Reference Frame II TM - Chapter 10 Tay-Ch9/ 11 Sunday 17 Esfand 08-Mar Motion in non-inertial Reference Frame III TM - Chapter 10 Tay-Ch9/ 12 Tuesday 19 Esfand 10-Mar Midterm I End of Lecture 11 13 Sunday 24 Esfand 15-Mar Motion in non-inertial Reference Frame IV TM - Chapter 10 Tay-Ch9/ Nowruz 14 Sunday 16 Farvardin 17-Mar Special Topics in Hamiltonian Dynamics III Lecture Notes Gold-Ch8,9,10,12 15 Tuesday 18 Farvardin 05-Apr Special Topics in Hamiltonian Dynamics III Lecture Notes Gold-Ch8,9,10,12 16 Sunday 23 Farvardin 07-Apr Dynamics of Rigid Bodies I TM - Chapter 11 Tay-Ch10/Sym-Ch5,11 / Gold - Ch4,5 17 Tuesday 25-Farvardin
  • Summary of the Assets and Liabilities of the Banking System1

    Summary of the Assets and Liabilities of the Banking System1

    1 Table 1 Summary of the Assets and Liabilities of the Banking System (trillion rials) Balance at the end of the month Percentage change Dey 1397 Dey 1398 Dey 1397 Dey 1398 Dey Esfand Dey Esfand Dey 1396 1396 1397 1397 1398 to to to to Dey 1396 Dey 1397 Esfand 1396 Esfand 1397 Assets Foreign assets 6,883.3 7,321.5 8,918.3 9,171.4 10,459.9 29.6 17.3 21.8 14.0 2 Claims on public sector 2,556.9 2,586.1 3,085.0 3,325.5 3,999.6 20.7 29.6 19.3 20.3 Government 2,271.0 2,294.0 2,754.1 3,041.3 3,668.1 21.3 33.2 20.1 20.6 Public corporations and institutions 285.9 292.1 330.9 284.2 331.5 15.7 0.2 13.3 16.6 3 Claims on non-public sector 10,277.0 10,918.5 12,261.2 13,126.1 14,721.7 19.3 20.1 12.3 12.2 Others 10,485.6 10,304.7 13,126.8 13,163.0 15,325.1 25.2 16.7 27.4 16.4 Sub-total 30,202.8 31,130.8 37,391.3 38,786.0 44,506.3 23.8 19.0 20.1 14.7 Below the line items 4,165.9 4,280.5 4,602.2 4,748.7 6,215.5 10.5 35.1 7.5 30.9 Total assets = total liabilities 34,368.7 35,411.3 41,993.5 43,534.7 50,721.8 22.2 20.8 18.6 16.5 Liabilities M2 14,631.2 15,299.8 17,964.3 18,828.9 23,122.9 22.8 28.7 17.4 22.8 M1 1,801.6 1,946.7 2,488.4 2,852.3 3,829.2 38.1 53.9 27.8 34.2 Quasi-money 12,829.6 13,353.1 15,475.9 15,976.6 19,293.7 20.6 24.7 15.9 20.8 Loans and deposits of public sector 684.7 742.4 819.8 915.9 1,192.7 19.7 45.5 10.4 30.2 Government 642.8 699.6 766.9 861.8 1,135.3 19.3 48.0 9.6 31.7 Public corporations and institutions 41.9 42.8 52.9 54.1 57.4 26.3 8.5 23.6 6.1 Capital account 874.8 640.8 419.1 489.2 -483.4 -52.1 -215.3 -34.6 -198.8 Foreign loans