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REVIEWERS WHO MADE AT LEAST ONE NON-BLIND REVIEW IN THE IIIS 2011 CONFERENCES Reviewer Institution Conference Paper's Title A MARTIN, Airton Universidade do Vale do Paraíba CICIC CONSTRUCCIÓN DE MATERIAL DIDÁCTICO DIGITAL: LA EXPERIENCIA DE LA UNIVAP VIRTUAL - Univap, Brasil A SAPUAN, Dewi Univerciti Tun Abdul Razak, MEI The Rise of an Innovative Manager: Soft skills or Technical skills? Malaysia AARS, Michael Baylor University, United States ISPR Review-by-Few or Review-by-Many? ABASCAL MENA, Rocío Universidad Autónoma SIECI Preparando a los futuros desarrolladores de software:una metodología que apoya en la elaboración de la Metropolitana, México Especificacion de requerimientos. ABD EL-RAOUF, Amal Southern Connecticut State IMCIC A Characterization of Bit Torrent Systems Based on Performance and Features University- CT, United States ABD WAHAB, Mohd Helmy Universiti Tun Hussein Onn CCCT Rigorous Calculation of the Partition Function for the Finite Number of Ising Spins Malaysia, Malaysia ABD WAHAB, Mohd Helmy Universiti Tun Hussein Malaysia, ICSIT Face Recognition Using Local Graph Structure Malaysia ABDEL GHAFFAR, Hany Assistant Professor at the The ISAS Use of Information Systems and Electronic Commerce Success Models to Assess Electronic Government Projects German University in Cairo., Egypt ABDOLLAHYAN, Hamid University of Tehran, Iran SOIC Experts’ Virtual Social Networks: Technology-Mediated Culture of (Mis)Participation and (Mis)Collaboration in Knowledge Management in Cyberspace ABDUL HALEEM, Mohamed King Fahd University of ISAS Subscriber Location in CDMA Networks Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia ABDUL RAHEEM, Dr Khalid Fathi Caledonian College of IMETI Application of Artificial Neural Networks for Analysis of Misalignment in Rotating Machinery using Coast Down Time ENgineering- Muscat, Oman ABDUL RAZAK, Fariza Hanis University Technology MARA, ICSIT B2B E-Commerce Progression using Stage model in Malaysian SMEs from the perspective of Agro- Based industry Malaysia ABDULAH ZADEH, Abdulah Shahid Beheshti University, Iran WMSCI Identity Based Authentication using Cross Layer Design approach in Wireless Sensor Networks ABE, Akinori NTT Communication Science DeMSET Analysis of dynamics fields systems accelerated by rotation. Laboratories, Japan ABE, Akinori Communication Science IMCIC Converting Software Cost Reduction Tables into Tabular Expressions Laboratories, Japan ABE, Akinori NTT Communication Science MMMse Development of a Simulation-Integrated Spatial Decision Support System for Emergency Preparedness Activities Laboratories, Japan ABE, Jair Minoro Serviço Nacional de CISCI O Percurso do Homem até a Globalização: o Fabrico, a Linguagem e o Consumo Aprendizagem Comercial, Brasil ABET, Jorge Eduardo Universidad Tecnologica CICIC Una propuesta de Curriculum integrador para estudiantes de 4to. Nivel de Ingeniería en Sistemas de Información Nacional - Facultad Regional complementada con el uso del Aula Virtual Cordoba, Argentina ABRAHAM, Ajith Machine Intelligence Research ICEIC Design and Evaluation of Information Security Curriculum Labs, United States ABRAMOV, Gennady Voronezh State Technological MMMse MODELING HUMAN GAIT AND ITS APPLICATION IS MEDICAL SCINENCE Academy, Russian Federation ABU OBEID, Natheer Just, Jordan KGCM Environmental Knowledge in Engineering Design Processing ABUHAMDIEH, Ayman Indiana State University, United ICETI Flexible and Continuous Learning Processes in Large Blended Learning Classes States ABUSITTA, Adel Ajman University of Science and IMCIC Development of Three-Stage Methodology for a Strategy-based Integrated Dynamics Model from a Value Chain Technology, United Arab Reconfiguring Perspective Emirates ABUSITTA, Adel H. University of Jordan, Jordan MMMse Genetic Programming Data Construction Method to Handle Data Scarcity Problem ACEDO DE BUENO, María De L. Universidad Simón Bolívar, CICIC Estadística Inferencial II: Pruebas No Paramétricas. Material digitalizado de apoyo ala docencia. Venezuela ACERO, Diego Pedagogical University, ICTA Visual Sensor Node for Mini-Robots and Visual Sensor Networks Research Colombia ACHARYA, Sushil Robert Morris University, United IREPS Integrating Cyber-Physical Research and Thinking in College Education States MMMse Modeling the Choice of the Organizational Form in the European Bioethanol Industry ACOSTA, Ricardo Universidad de Colima, México SIECI Los museos de migración en línea una forma de e-educación ACOSTA DÍAZ, Ricardo CISCI La contribución del social media en campañas políticas ACOSTA DÍAZ, Ricardo Universidad de Colima, México CISCI Administración de Repositorios Institucionales Híbridos de Acceso Abierto ACOSTA SANCHEZ, Dr. Leopoldo Universidad de La Laguna, CISCI Plataforma accesible en el marco de la rehabilitación físico-cognitiva España ACOSTA SÁNCHEZ, Leopoldo University of La Laguna, Spain DeMSET Accessible Platform in the Physical and Cognitive Rehabilitation Context ACUNA, Edgar University of Puerto Rico CISCI Sistemas Embebidos en el Análisis Forense de Accidentes de Transito Mayaguez Campus, Puerto Rico ADAMOPOULOU, Evgenia National Technical University of IREPS Integrating Cyber-Physical Research and Thinking in College Education Athens, Greece ADAMS, Michael Texas Southern University, PISTA Highly Reliable Disaster Management in the Information Technology Age United States ADARME JAIMES, Wilson Universidad Nacional de CISCI Modelo de Gestión del riesgo en la cadena de suministro para las PYMES Colombianas, enfoque mediante Colombia, Colombia Dinámica de Sistemas. ADEEL, Sufian University of Engineering and CCCT Implementation and Tuning of PID Control for Inverted Pendulum System with Time Delay – A Practical Approach Technology- Lahore, Pakistan The reviewer's information and the paper's title are displayed as they were entered by the reviewer and the author, respectively. Reviewer Institution Conference Paper's Title ADIGUZEL, Oktay Anadolu University, Turkey EISTA APPLICATION OF RECÝPROCAL TEACHING IN IMPROVING READING COMPREHENSION SKILLS: AN ACTION RESEARCH WITH 5TH GRADE ADIL, Mohammad Kingston University London, IMCIC Improving Construction Quality Control and Management Using Automated Data Collection Technologies United Kingdom ADOMAITIS, Ray Trinity University of Washington, IMCIC “The Nexus” as a Complexity Model for Public Policy United States ADÚRIZ BRAVO, Agustín Universidad de Buenos Aires, CIIT LA ENSEÑANZA DE LA INGENIERÍA MECATRÓNICA UN RETO DEL SIGLO XXI Argentina AELAMI, Mohammad Hassan Mashhad University of Medical BMIC Running EDP (Electronic Data Processing) Science, Iran AFFONSO, Thais Mackenzie Presbyterian ICTA ICTs as a methodological resource in works on critical regionalism University, Brazil ICTA The usage of the computer as a tool in the development of the teenager ́s reading and writing process ICTA Literary rewriting through information and communication technologies: an educational exercise AFSHAR, Amin University of california Davis, MMMSE Rule-Base Optimum Operation of Multi-Objective Cyclic Storage Systems United States MMMse Rule-Base Optimum Operation of Multi-Objective Cyclic Storage Systems AFSHAR, Mohammad Hadi IUST, Iran MMMSE Ant-Based Algorithm for Optimization of Mixed Variable Domain Engineering Problems; Application to water Main Pipeline Design AGARWAL, Sachin Carnegie Mellon University, KGCM Innovation Communication in Mainland China - A Proposal to Match Information Supply and Information Demand United States AGUDELO GIRALDO, Maria Alicia Universidad del Atlantico, CICIC AVANCES TEORICOS HACIA LA TRANSFORMACION CURRICULAR EN LAS UNIVERSIDADES DESDE LA Colombia COMPLEJIDAD AGUIAR, Rocío Instituto Tecnológico de Mérida, CICIC Sistema de desplazamiento asistido por computadora, para invidentes y débiles visuales en la ciudad de Morelia, México Michoacán. CISCI APLICACIÓN DE UN MODELO DE INNOVACIÓN DOCENTE EN FINANZAS CON IMPLICACIÓN TUTORIAL EN RED EN EL APRENDIZAJE CONTINUO VIRTUAL: Teoría de la Financiación AGUILA TAMAYO, Manuel UAEM, México SIECI Integración de las TIC en la Educación Superior: El caso de la Benemérita Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Puebla (BUAP-México) AGUILAR, José Universidad de Los Andes, CISCI Una propuesta para la sistematización del modelado y análisis de patrones de regulación biológica. Arquitectura y Venezuela avances. AGUILAR, Leocundo UABC, México SIECI Desarrollo de aplicaciones para dispositivos de cómputo móvil: una experiencia académica AGUILLON, Orlando Universidad Simón Bolívar, CISCI SIMULACIÓN DEL SISTEMA DE CONTROL DE ESPESOR Y CONTROL DE TENSIÓN DE BANDA DE UN Venezuela LAMINADOR AGUIRRE, Eleazar Instituto Politécnico Nacional, CISCI La Cultura Zapatista como Sistema Complejo México AGUIRRE GARCÍA, Juan Carlos Universidad del Cauca, CICIC Representaciones sociales que subyacen en los docentes frente a las TIC en el escenario escolar. Colombia AGUIRRE-MAYORGA, Santiago Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, CISCI PROPUESTA DE CARACTERIZACIÓN DE LA CADENA DE ABASTECIMIENTO A TRAVÉS DE NOTACIONES Colombia AGUNLOYE, Olu National e-Government ICSIT The Compulsory Information and Communication Technology Curricula in the 6-3-3-4 System of Education in Strategies, Nigeria Nigeria: Content, Implementation Strategies, Successes and Challenges AHMAD, Fauziah Universiti Teknologi MARA, ICSIT B2B E-Commerce Progression using Stage model in Malaysian SMEs from the perspective of Agro- Based industry Malaysia AHMADI, Goodarz Clarkson University, United ICEME Predicting macro scale parameters of porous media by Micro scale CFD Modeling of fluid
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