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Qatar Foundation Annual Research Conference Proceedings Volume 2014 Issue 1
- Conference date: 18-19 Nov 2014
- Location: Qatar National Convention Center (QNCC), Doha, Qatar
- Volume number: 2014
- Published: 18 November 2014
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Heme Oxygenase Isoform 1 Regresses Cardiomyocyte Hypertrophy Through Regressing Sodium Proton Exchanger Isoform 1 Activity
Authors: Ahmed Sobh, Nabeel Abdulrahman, Soumaya Bouchoucha and Fatima MraicheBackground: Pathological cardiac hypertrophy is a worldwide problem and an independent risk factor that predisposes the heart to failure. Enhanced activity or expression of the sodium proton exchanger isoform 1 (NHE1) has been implicated in conditions of cardiac hypertrophy. Induction of cGMP has previously been demonstrated to reduce NHE1 activity and expression, which could be through the expression of Read More
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Qatar´s Youth Is Putting On Weight: The Increase In Obesity Between 2003 And 2009
The profound economic growth in the Arabian Gulf states over the past few decades has had a great impact on the lifestyle of the Qatari population. There has been a rapid appearance of fast food restaurants and other hallmarks of western society. These influences have been accompanied by a higher energy intake and decreased levels of physical activity. The potential impact on the younger population is parti Read More
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Effect Of Diabetes On Gastric Stem Cell Lineage In Rat Models
Authors: Ali Abdullah Al Jabri and Sheriff KaramIn 2013, it was estimated that over 382 million people throughout the world suffered from diabetes. Despite the numerous treatment approaches to manage this condition, diabetic patients continue to suffer from various symptoms and complications. These include, but are not limited to, retinopathy, nephropathy, peripheral and autonomic neuropathy, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, cardiovascular, and cerebral symptom Read More
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Electronic Library Institute-seerq (elisq)
An electronic library is a computer-managed set of collections with services tailored for its user communities. The project team—a collaboration of four universities (Qatar University - QU, Virginia Tech, Pennsylvania State University, Texas A & M University), the Qatar National Library - QNL, and consultants—focused on the two project aims for Qatar: building community and building infrastructure (i.e., collections and information Read More
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Openadn: Middleware Architecture For Cloud Based Services
Authors: Mohammed Samaka, Deval Bhamare, Aiman Erbad, Subharthi Paul and Raj JainAny global enterprise, such as, Qatar National Bank, with branches in many countries is an example of an Application Service Provider (ASP) that uses multiple cloud data centers to serve their customers. Depending upon the time of the day, the number of users at different location changes and the ASPs need to rescale their operation at each data center to meet the demand at that location. ASPs are facing a great challeng Read More
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Load Follows Generation: The New Paradigm For Future Power System Control In Presence Of High Penetration Of Variable Renewable Resources
More LessIn the 130 years since the invention of the legacy electric power system concept, electrical generation has been adjusted to match electrical consumption (i.e., the "load") as it varies throughout the time of day and seasons. This "generation follows load" paradigm is a major roadblock to the large-scale incorporation of renewable energy into the national power grid since energy sources such as wind and solar provide inco Read More
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Plate: Problem-based Learning Authoring And Transformation Environment
Authors: Mohammed Samaka, Yongwu Miao, John Imagliazzo, Disi Wang, Ziad Ali, Khulood Aldus and Mohamed AllyThe project entitled Problem-based Learning Authoring and Transformation Environment (PLATE) is housed at Qatar University. It is under the auspices of the Qatar National Priority Research Program (NPRP). The PLATE project seeks to improve student learning using innovative approaches to problem-based learning (PBL) in a cost-effective, flexible, interoperable, and reusable manner. Traditional subject-based learning that Read More
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World Cybersecurity Indicator Using Computational Intelligence
Authors: Ahmad Al Shami and Simeon ColemanThe aim of this research is to investigate the utilisation of Computational Intelligence (CI) methods for constructing a World Cybersecurity Indicator (WCI) to enable consistent and transparent assessments of the cybersecu- rity capabilities of nation's through the utilisation of Synthetic Composite Indicators (SCI's) concept for ranking their readiness and progress. SCI are assessment tools usually constructed to evaluate and contra Read More
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Residential Load Management System For Future Smart Energy Environment
Authors: Shady Samir Khalil and Haitham Abu-rubElectricity consumption has increased substantially over the last decade. According to the Gulf Research Center (2013), residential sector represents the largest portion (about 50%) of electricity consumption in the GCC region, due to substantial growth of electrical residential appliances. Therefore, we present a novel online smart residential load management system that is used to monitor and control power Read More
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Using Social Computing For Knowledge Translation: Exploiting Social Network And Semantic Content Analyses To Facilitate Online Knowledge Translation Within An Online Social Community Of Medical Practitioners
Authors: Samuel Stewart and Syed Sibte Raza AbidiSocial computing has led to new approaches for Knowledge Translation (KT) by overcoming the temporal and geographical barriers experienced in face-to-face KT settings. Social computing based discussion forums allow the formulation of communities of practice whereby a group of professionals disseminate their knowledge and experiences through online discussions on specialized topics. In order to successfully buil Read More
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Innovative Data Collection And Dissemination In V2x Networks
Authors: Wassim Drira and Fethi FilaliThe emergence of V2X (Vehicle-to-Vehicle and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure) networks lends a significant support for the Intelligent Transportation Systems to improve many applications for different purposes such as safety, traffic efficiency and added-value services. Typically, such environment is distinguished by its mobility and topology dynamics over space and time. Moreover, these applications need to collect an Read More
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Maximum Power Transfer Of Pv-fed Inverter-based Distributed Generation With Improved Voltage Regulation Using Flywheel Energy Storage Systems
Authors: Hisham El Deeb, Ahmed Massoud, Ahmed Abbas, Shehab Ahmed, Ayman Abdel-khalik and Mohamed DaoudOne of the main issues accompanied with the high penetration of PV distributed generation (DG) systems in low voltage (LV) networks is the overvoltage challenge. The amount of injected power to the grid is directly related to the voltage at the point of common coupling (PCC), which necessitates limiting the amount of injected power to the grid to conservative values compared to the available capacity from the PV pa Read More
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Enhancing Rpl Resilience Against Packet Dropping Insider Attacks
Authors: Karel Heurtefeux, Ochirkhand Erdene-ochir, Nasreen Mohsin and Hamid MenouarTo gather and transmit data, low cost wireless devices are often deployed in open, unattended and possibly hostile environment making them particularly vulnerable to physical attacks. Resilience is needed to mitigate such inherent vulnerabilities and risks related to security and reliability. In this work, Routing Protocol for Low-Power and Lossy Networks (RPL) is studied in presence of packet dropping malicious compromised Read More
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Transformation Of Online Social Networks And Communication Tools: A Technological Point Of View
More LessOnline social networks and online real time communication tools gained large popularity in the last years. In the Arab spring they emerged as one of the main tools to exchange ideas and to organize activities. Many users were unaware that their communication and their interaction patterns are traced. After the Arab spring and after the information demystified by Edward Snowden, users are becoming security aware and loo Read More
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Data Science at QCRI
Authors: Divy Agrawal, Laure Berti, Hossam Hammady, Prasenjit Mitra, Mourad Ouzzani, Paolo Papotti, Jorge Quiane Ruiz, Nan Tang, Yin Ye, Si Yin and Mohamed Zaki"The Data Analytics group at QCRI has embarked on an ambitious endeavor to become a premiere world-class research group in Data Science by tackling diverse research topics related to information extraction, data quality, data profiling, data integration, and data mining. We will present our ongoing projects to overcome different challenges encountered in Big Data Curation, Big Data Fusion, and Big Data Analytics. (1) Big Dat Read More
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Up & Away: A Visually-controlled Easy-to-deploy Uav Cyber Physical Testbed
Authors: Ahmed Saeed, Azin Neishaboori, Khaled Harras and Amr MohamedCyber-Physical Systems (CPS) rely on advancements in fields such as robotics, mobile computing, sensor networks, controls, and communications, to advance complex real-world applications including aerospace, transportation, factory automation, and intelligent systems. The multidisciplinary nature of effective CPS research, diverts specialized researchers' efforts towards building expensive and complex testbeds for realistic e Read More
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قياس فاعلية بناء وتطوير برنامج محوسب لإدارة وتحليل الاستشهادات المرجعية العربية
Authors: Saleh Alzeheimi and Akram Zekiإن من المؤشرات العلمية التي خرجت بها بعض الدراسات حول أسباب ضعف الانتاج الفكري العربي وضعف المحتوى الرقمي في قواعد البيانات العالمية هو غياب البرامج المحوسبة التي تعنى بتحليل المراجع والاستشهادات المرجعية (العربية) الورادة في هذا الانتاج، وانعدام البرامج الآلية التي تقدم مؤشرات احصائية (ببليومترية) تبرز التوجه البحثي العربي، وتعين صناع القرار في المؤسسات البحثية والأكاديمية والباحثين أيضا في توجيه مسار البحث العلمي العربي ومعرفة نقاط القوة والضعف في التخصصات العربية المبحوث فيها، Read More
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Energy Storage As An Enabling Technology For The Smart Grid
Authors: Omar Ellabban and Haitham Abu-rubIn today's world, the need for more energy seems to be ever increasing. The high cost and limited sources of fossil fuels, in addition to the need to reduce greenhouse gasses, have made renewable energy sources (RES) attractive in today's world economy. However, the fluctuating and intermittent nature of these RES causes variations of power flow that can significantly affect the stability and operation of the electrical Read More
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A Novel Solution For Addressing Network Firewall Issues In Remote Laboratory Development
Authors: Ning Wang, Xuemin Chen, Michael Ho, Hamid Parsaei and Gangbing SongThe increased use of remote laboratories for online education has made network security issues ever more critical. To defend against numerous new types of potential attacks, the complexity of network firewalls has been significantly increased. Consequently, the network firewall will inevitably limit the real time remote experimental data transmission. To solve the issue of traversing network firewalls, we designed and Read More
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Power System Stabilizer Design Based On Honey-bee Mating Optimization Algorithm
Authors: Abolfazl Halvaei Niasar, Dariush Zamani and Hassan MoghbeliPower system stability is one of the main factors in performance of electrical system. A control system must retain frequency and voltage size under any distortion such as sudden increase in load, to leave a generator from circuit or cut off a transmission line in a constant level. In this paper, Honey-Bee Mating Optimization (HBMO) algorithm has been used to design power system stabilizer. It is based on the mating bet Read More
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Sensorless Direct Power Control Of Induction Motor Drive Using Artificial Neural Network
Authors: Abolfazl Halvaei Niasar, Hassan Moghbeli and Hossein Rahimi KhoeiThis paper proposes design of sensorless induction motor drive based on direct power control (DPC) technique. Principle of DPC technique is presented and possibilities of direct power control (DPC) for induction motors (IMs) fed by a space vector pulse-width modulation inverter (SV-PWM) are studied. The simulation results show that the DPC technique enjoys all advantages of pervious method such as fast dynamic and eas Read More
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Sensor Fault Detection And Isolation System
Authors: Cheng-ken Yang, Alireza Alemi and Reza LangariThe purpose of this paper is mainly aimed to provide an energy security strategy for the petroleum production and processing in the grand challenges. Fault detection and diagnosis is the central component of abnormal event management (AEM) [1]. According to the International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC), a fault is defined as an unpermitted deviation of at least one characteristic property or paramet Read More
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Accurate Characterization Of Bicmos Bjt Across Dc-67 Ghz With On-wafer Measurement And Em De-embedding
Authors: Juseok Bae, Scott Jordan and Nguyen CamThe complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) and bipolar-complementary metal oxide semiconductor (BiCMOS) technologies offer low power dissipation, good noise performance, high packing density, et cetera in analog and digital circuit design. They have contributed significantly to the advancement of wireless communication and sensing systems and are presently inevitable devices in these systems. As the techn Read More
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Visual Scale-adaptive Tracking For Smart Traffic Monitoring
Authors: Mohamed Elhelw, Sara Maher and Ahmed SalaheldinThis paper presents a novel real-time scale adaptive visual tracking framework and its use in smart traffic monitoring where the framework robustly detects and tracks vehicles from a stationary camera. Existing visual tracking methods often employ a semi-supervised appearance modeling where a set of samples are continuously extracted around the vehicle to train a discriminant classifier between the vehicles an Read More
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“ElectroEncephaloGram “EEG” Mental Task Discrimination”,digital Signal Processing -- Master Of Science , Cairo University
More Less"ElectroEncephaloGram "EEG" Mental Task Discrimination", Master of Science dissertation, Cairo University, 2010. Recent advances in computer hardware and signal processing have made possible the use of EEG signals or "brain waves" for communication between humans and computers. Locked-in patients have now a way to communicate with the outside world, but even with the last modern techniques, such systems still Read More
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Designing A Cryptosystem Based On Invariants Of Supergroups
Authors: Martin Juras, Frantisek Marko and Alexander ZubkovThe work of our group falls within the area of Cyber Security, which is one of Qatar's Research Grand Challenges. We are working on designing a new public key cryptosystem that can improve the security of communication networks. The most widely used cryptosystem at present (like RSA) are based on the difficulty of factorization of numbers that are constructed as product of two large primes. The security of such systems Read More
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Experimental Results On The Performance Of Visible Light Communication Systems
Authors: Mohamed Kashef, Mohamed Abdallah and Khalid QaraqeEnergy efficient wireless communication networks become essential due to the associated environmental and financial benefits. Visible light communication (VLC) is a promising candidate to reach energy efficient communications. Light emitting diodes (LEDs) have been introduced as energy efficient light sources and their light signal intensity can be modulated to transfer data wirelessly. As a result, VLC using LEDs can Read More
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Cerebral Blood Vessel Segmentation Using Gauss-hermite Quadrature Filtering And Automatic Seed Selection
More LessBackground & Objective: Blood vessel segmentation has various applications such as proper diagnosis, surgical planning, and simulation. However, the common challenges faced in blood vessel segmentation are mainly vessels of varying width and contrast changes. In this paper, we propose a segmentation algorithm, where: (1) a histogram-based approach is proposed to determine the initial patch (seeds) and (2) on this patch, Read More
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Self-learning Control Of Thermostatically Controlled Loads: Practical Implementation Of State Of The Art In Machine Learning.
More LessOptimal control of thermostatically controlled loads such as air conditioning and hot water storage plays a pivotal role in the development of demand response. Demand response being an enabling technology in a society with an increased electrification and growing production from intrinsically stochastic renewable energy. Optimal control however, often relies on the availability of a system model in combination with Read More
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Self-powered Sensor Systems Based On Small Temperature Differences: Potential For Building Automation And Structural Health Monitoring
Authors: Jana Heuer, Hans-fridtjof Pernau, Martin Jägle, Jan D. König and Kilian BartholoméSensors are the eyes and ears in the service of people - especially in inaccessible areas where regular maintenance or battery replacement is extremely difficult. By using thermoelectric generators, which are capable of directly converting heat flux into electrical energy, self-powered sensor systems can be established wherever temperature differences of a few Kelvin exist. After installation of the sensors, they collect Read More
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Smart Consumers, Customers And Citizens: Engaging End-users In Smart Grid Projects
Authors: Pieter Valkering and Erik LaesThere is no smart grid without a smart end-user! Smart grids will be essential in future energy systems to allow for major improvements in energy efficiency and for the integration of solar energy and other renewables into the grid, thereby contributing to climate change mitigation and environmental sustainability at large. End-users will play a crucial role in these smart grids that aim to link end-users and energy provide Read More
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Illustrations Generation Based On Arabic Ontology For Children With Intellectual Challenges
Authors: Abdelghani Karkar, Amal Dandashi and Jihad Al Ja'amDigital devices and computer software have the prospect to help children with intellectual challenges (IC) in learning capabilities, profession growth, and self-consciousness living. However, most tools and existing software applications that these children utilize are prepared without observance of their particular deficiency. We conduct an Arabic ontology-based learning system that presents automatically illustrations to characteriz Read More
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Application Of Design For Verification To Smart Sensory Systems
Authors: Mohammed Gh Al Zamil and Samer SamarahWireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have unleashed researchers and developers to propose a series of smart systems that serve the needs of societies and enhance the quality of services. WSNs consist of a set of sensors that sense the environmental variables, such as temperature, humidity, speed of objects, and report them back to a central node. Although such architecture seems simple, it is lack of many limitatio Read More
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NEGATIVE FOUR CORNER MAGIC SQUARES OF ORDER SIX WITH A BETWEEN 1 AND 5
More LessIn this paper we introduce and study special types of magic squares of order six. We list some enumerations of these squares. We present a parallelizable code. This code is based on the principles of genetic algorithms. A magic square is a square matrix, where the sum of all entries in each row or column and both main diagonals yields the same number. This number is called the magic constant. A natural magic squar Read More
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Arabic Natural Language Processing: Framework For Translative Technology For Children With Hearing Impairments
Authors: Amal Dandashi, Abdelghani Karkar and Jihad AljaamChildren with hearing impairments (HI) often face many educational, communicational and societal challenges. Arabic Natural Language Processing can be used to develop several key technologies that may alleviate cognitive and language learning difficulties children with HI face in the Arab world. In this study, we propose a system design that provides the following component functionalities: (1) Multimedia translation eleme Read More
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Optimized Search Of Corresponding Patches In Multi-scale Stereo Matching: Application To Robotic Surgery
Authors: Amna Alzeyara, Jean-marc Peyrat, Julien Abinahed and Abdulla Al-ansariINTRODUCTION: Minimally-invasive robotic surgery benefits the surgeon with increased dexterity and precision, more comfortable seating, and depth perception. Indeed, the stereo-endoscopic camera of the daVinci robot provides the surgeon with a high-resolution 3D view of the surgical scene inside the patient body. To leverage this depth information using advanced computational tools (such as augmented reality or colli Read More
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On The Use Of Pre-equalization To Enhance The Passive Uhf Rfid Communication Under Multipath Channel Fading
Authors: Taoufik Ben Jabeur and Abdullah KadriOn the Use of Pre-Equalization to Enhance the Passive UHF RFID Communication under Multipath Channel Fading Dr. Taoufik Ben-Jabeur & Dr. Abdullah Kadri Qatar Mobility Innovations Center (QMIC), Qatar Science and Technology Park, Doha, Qatar taoufikb,abdullahk@qmic.com Background: We consider a monostatic passive UHF RFID system where it is composed from one RFID reader with one antenna, for tran Read More
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Determination Of Magnetizing Characteristic Of A Single-phase Self Excited Induction Generator
Authors: Mohd Faisal Khan, Mohd Rizwan Khan, Atif Iqbal and Moidu ThavotThe magnetizing characteristic of a Self Excited Induction Generator (SEIG) defines relationship between its magnetizing reactance and air-gap voltage. The characteristic is essential for steady state, dynamic or transient analysis of SEIGs as the magnetizing inductance is the main factor responsible for voltage build-up and its stabilization in these machines. In order to obtain essential data to get this characteristic the ind Read More
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Control Of Packed U-cell Multilevel Five-phase Voltage Source Inverter
Authors: Atif Iqbal, Mohd Tariq, Khaliqur Rahman and Abdulhadi Al-qahtaniA seven level five-phase voltage source inverter with packed U-cell topology is presented in this paper. This is called Packed U-cell because each unit of the inverter is of shape U. Fig. 1 presents a five-phase seven-level inverter power circuit configuration using Packed U-cell. Depending upon the number of capacitors in the investigated topology different level of voltages can be achieved. In the presented topology two capacit Read More
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An Ultra-low-power Processor Architecture For High-performance Computing And Other Compute-intensive Applications
Authors: Toshikazu Ebisuzaki and Junichiro MakinoGRAPE-X processor is an experimental processor chip designed to achieve extremely high performance per watt. It was made using TSMC's 28 nm technology, and has achieved 30 Gflops/W. This number is three times higher than the performance of best GPGPU cards announced so far, using the same 28 nm technology. The power consumption has been the main factor which limits the performance improvement of HPC syste Read More
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Energy Storage System Sizing For Peak Hour Utility Applications In Smart Grid
Authors: Islam Safak Bayram, Mohamed Abdallah and Khalid QaraqeEnergy Storage Systems (ESS) are expected to play a critical role in future energy grids. ESS technologies are primarily employed for reducing the stress on grid and the use of hydrocarbons for electricity generation. However, in order for ESS option to become economically viable, proper sizing is highly desired to recover the high capital cost. In this paper we propose a system architecture that enables us to optimally size the ES Read More
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An Enhanced Dynamic-programming Technique For Finding Approximate Overlaps
Authors: Maan Haj Rachid and Qutaibah MalluhiThe next generation sequencing technology creates a huge number of sequences (reads), which constitute the input for genome assemblers. After prefiltering the sequences, it is required to detect exact overlaps between the reads to prepare the necessary ingredients to assemble the genome. The standard method is to the find the maximum exact suffix-prefix match between each pair of reads after executing an error-detectio Read More
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Practical Quantum Secure Communication Using Multi-photon Tolerant Protocols
More LessThis paper presents an investigation of practical quantum secure communication using multi-photon tolerant protocols. Multi-photon tolerant protocols loosen the limit on the number of photons imposed by currently used quantum key distribution protocols. The multi-photon tolerant protocols investigated in this paper are multi-stage protocols that do not require any prior agreement between a sender Alice and a rec Read More
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Power Grid Protection
Authors: Enrico Colaiacovo and Ulrich OttenburgerDue to its inherent short-term dynamic, the power grid is a critical component of the energy system. When a dangerous event occurs in a section of the grid (i.e. a power line or a plant fails), the overall system is subject to the risk of a blackout. The time available to counteract the risk is very short (only a few milliseconds) and there are no tools to ensure the power to a number of selected critical facilities. A way to tackle the Read More
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A Conceptual Model For Tool Handling In The Operation Room
Authors: Juan Wachs and Dov DoriBackground & Objectives: There are 98,000 deaths in the US annually due to errors in the delivery of healthcare causing inpatient mortality and morbidity. Among these errors, ineffective team interaction in the operating room (OR) accounts for one of the main causes. Recently, it has been suggested that developing a conceptual model of verbal and non-verbal exchanges in the OR could lead to a better understanding of th Read More
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Efficient Multiple Users Combining And Scheduling In Wireless Networks
Authors: Mohammad Obaidah Shaqfeh and Hussein AlnuweiriWireless networking plays a vital role in our daily life style and has tremendous applications in almost all fields of the economy. The wireless medium is a shared medium and, hence, user-scheduling is needed to allow multiple users access the channel jointly. Furthermore, the wireless channel is characterized by its time-based and location-based variations due to physical phenomena such as multi-path propagation and Read More
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Maximizing The Efficiency Of Wind And Solar-based Power Generation By Gis And Remotely Sensed Data In Qatar
Authors: Ramin Nourqolipour and Abu Taleb GhezelsoflouQatar has a high potential to develop renewable energy generating systems spatially through solar and wind-based technologies. Although, substantial initiatives have been undertaken in Qatar to reduce the high per capita emissions of the Greenhouse Gases (GHG), solar and wind-based energy generation can also significantly contribute to the mitigation of climate change. The mean Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI) of Qat Read More
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An Efficient Model For Sentiment Classification Of Arabic Tweets On Mobiles
Authors: Gilbert Badaro, Ramy Baly, Hazem Hajj, Nizar Habash, Wassim El-hajj and Khaled ShabanWith the growth of social media and online blogs, people express their opinion and sentiment freely by providing product reviews, as well as comments about celebrities, and political and global events. These texts reflecting opinions are of great interest to companies and individuals who base their decisions and actions upon them. Hence, opinion mining on mobiles is capturing the interest of users and researchers across Read More
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Email Authorship Attribution In Cyber Forensics
More LessEmail is one of the most widely used forms of written communication over the Internet, and its use has increased tremendously for both personal and professional purposes. The increase in email traffic comes also with an increase in the use of emails for illegitimate purposes to commit all sort of crimes. Phishing, spamming, email bombing, threatening, cyber bullying, racial vilification, child pornography, viruses and malware pr Read More
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Msr3e: Distributed Logic Programming For Decentralized Ensembles
Authors: Edmund Lam and Iliano CervesatoIn recent years, we have seen many advances in distributed systems, in the form of cloud computing and distributed embedded mobile devices, drawing more research interest into better ways to harness and coordinate the combined power of distributed computation. While this has made distributed computing resources more readily accessible to main-stream audiences, the fact remains that implementing distributed soft Read More
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