Table Of ContentLecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Volume 144
Ying Zhang (Ed.)
Future Wireless Networks
and Information Systems
Volume 2
ABC
Editor
YingZhang
WuhanUniversity
Wuhan
China
ISSN1876-1100 e-ISSN1876-1119
ISBN978-3-642-27325-4 e-ISBN978-3-642-27326-1
DOI10.1007/978-3-642-27326-1
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Preface
The world is now boundless but is still bound. It is boundless because people can access
information about the world in speeds that could not have been thought of in the past.
The world is still bound because interconnection is still dependent on location as well
as scope of connection. Being physically bound could be an issue to some hut now, with
the existence of wireless networking, the world becomes a bit wider in terms of these
aspects. Wireless networking removes the binding wires that were essential earlier to
connect to the Internet or join a local network. Right now, with new technologies,
working is much more relaxed and in a sense, unbound. Schools, cafes, public places,
libraries and even offices use wireless networking. This makes interconnection more
dynamic, and is not bound by the number of slots that can accommodate select number
at a time. By just being in a zone where the wireless connections are, people can
experience connecting in the most convenient places. People can do work outside the
office and students can literally have a library access from anywhere. The appeal of
wireless networking is truly amazing and it covers a wide variety of aspects. Although
there are some limitations, most of the time, the connections are reliable enough for a
great Internet experience.
In the world of globalization, Information system is such where data are collected,
classified and put into process interpreting the result thereon in order to provide an
integrated series of information for further conveying and analyzing. In a progressively
more strong-willed worldwide atmosphere, Information System plays the role as
‘enabler and facilitator’, which endows with tactical values to the officialdom and
considerable step up to the excellence of administration. An Information System is a
particular type of work system that uses information technology to detain, put on the
air, store, retrieve, manipulate or display information, thereby partisan one or more
other work structure. In totting up to taking sides assessment making, co-ordination and
control, information systems may also help managers and workers investigate
problems, envisage complex subjects and generate new merchandise or services.
The 2011 International Conference on Future Wireless Networks and Information
Systems (ICFWI 2011) will be held on November 30 ~ December 1, 2011, Macao,
China. The conference will provide a rare opportunity to bring together worldwide
academic researchers and industrial practitioners for exchanging the latest developments
and applications in the field of Future Wireless Networks and Information Systems. The
goal of ICFWI 2011 is to bring together the researchers from academia and industry as
well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to the multifaceted
aspects of Wireless Networks and Information Systems. The conference is sponsored by
Hong Kong Education Society and Intelligent Information Technology Application
Research Association, Hong Kong. The conference provided 3 topics: Wireless
Communications; Network Technologies and Services and Application. ICFWI 2011
VI Preface
organizing committee has received more than 300 technical papers for above topics.
Subjected to strict review, about 110 papers were selected for publication in this
proceeding.
All papers accepted will be included in the conference proceeding published by
Springer Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering ISSN: 1876-1100. I would like to
thank all the authors for their important contributions to make the content of the
proceedings such high quality. ICFWI 2011 will be the most comprehensive
conference focused on the various aspects of advances in Wireless Networks and
Information Systems with computational sciences, mathematics and information
technology. We are confident that the conference program will give you detailed
insight into the new trends, and we are looking forward to meeting you at this
world-class event in Macao.
Macao, is along with Hong Kong, one of the two special administrative regions of
the People's Republic of China. It lies on the western side of the Pearl River Delta,
bordering Guangdong province to the north and facing the South China Sea to the east
and south. The territory's economy is heavily dependent on gambling and tourism but
also includes manufacturing. Macao was a Portuguese colony and both the first and last
European colony in China. Portuguese traders first settled in Macao in the 16th century
and subsequently administered the region until the handover on 20 December 1999.
The Sino-Portuguese Joint Declaration and the Basic Law of Macao stipulate that
Macao operates with a high degree of autonomy until at least 2049, fifty years after the
transfer. Under the policy of “one country, two systems”, the PRC’s Central People's
Government is responsible for the territory's defense and foreign affairs, while Macao
maintains its own legal system, police force, monetary system, customs policy, and
immigration policy. Macao participates in many international organizations and events
that do not require members to possess national sovereignty. According to The World
Factbook, Macao has the second highest life expectancy in the world.
The success of ICFWI 2011 was due to a perfect team work of many deeply engaged
people. The Steering Committee gave many valuable proposals with respect to the
scientific content of the conference and the Technical Program Committee carefully
selected the contributed and invited papers and put together an interesting scientific
program. The Session Chairmen served as convincing guarantors that the oral
presentations run smoothly and on time. All the Referees deserve great recognition for
intensively reading the manuscripts to guarantee the high scientific level of these
Proceedings.
Ying Zhang
Wuhan University, China
ICFWI 2011 Organization Committee
General Chair
Mark Zhou Hong Kong Education Society, Hong Kong
General Co-chairs
Mark Zhou Hong Kong Education Society, Hong Kong
Jun Zhang Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Program Co-chairs
Ming Chen Intelligent Information Technology Application Research
Association, Hong Kong
Jin Wen ACM Chongqing Chapter, China
Organizing Co-chairs
Liangming Zhang Hong Kong University, Hong Kong
Jun Hu Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Publication Chair
Ying Zhang Wuhan University, China
International Committee
Jianwei Zhang Suzhou University, China
Nian Zhang Suzhou University, China
Minli Dai Suzhou Vocational University, China
Qi Luo Wuhan Insitute of Technology, China
Wei Li Asia Pacific Human-Computer Interaction Research
Center, Hong Kong
Alireza Yazdizadeh International Science and Engineering Center, Hong Kong
Yong Hu Nanchang University, China
Contents
TowardstheWebofThings:OpenResearchIssuesandtheBAS-AMI
UseCase......................................................... 1
Jun-ZhaoSun
APositioningResearchofUnderwaterAcousticSensorNetworksBased
onSupportVectorRegression ....................................... 9
GuangzhongLiu,XueqinChen
TheDesignofVehicleTravelingDataRecorderBasedonGPS/GPRS...... 17
ZhengzhongLi,GuangpingZhou,ZhaofengLiang
ASolutionfortheLocusManagementofInformationCards ............. 23
HaijingZhou,YangZhang,JunliangChen
Vector-Based Distributed Mobile Communication Core-Network
IntrusionAlarmSystem............................................ 33
HeJin,FangZhiyi,LuZheng,SunHongyuand,XuWeihua
Technology Analysis to the Security and Reliability in Network
Transactions...................................................... 41
YongquanWang,BeihuaWu
ANovelAISA-BasedResourceSchedulingMethodforReaderCollision
ProbleminRFIDSystems .......................................... 49
ZhonghuaLi,ChunhuiHe,XiaoHuang
RemotelyRun-TimeFPGABasedWSNNode.......................... 57
YibinLi,ZhipingJia,FucaiLiu
ESLBasedSmith-WatermanEngine ................................. 65
YibinLi,ZhipingJia,ShuaiXie
X Contents
Applicationof WirelessCommunicationTechnology inGeophysical
Instrument....................................................... 71
XiugangGong,WenBoWei,MingDeng,GaofengYe,KaiChen
TheImpactofAmbientTemperatureVariationsonSignalIntensityof
OutdoorWSNSystem ............................................. 79
JunZhang,GuifangQiao,ZhenLi,WeiguoWang
TheDesignofaRSEncoder ........................................ 87
ZhangJinzhou,LiangXianfeng,WangZhugang,XiongWeiming
ResearchonControlandManagementMechanismofanOpticalNetwork
TestbedBasedonFlowSwitching .................................... 93
Yucheng Zhong, Zhenrong Zhang, Xin Chen, Yan Wang, Yongqi He,
ZhengbinLi,AnshiXu
ANeuro-fuzzyNetworkwithReinforcementLearningAlgorithmsfor
SwarmLearning .................................................. 101
TakashiKuremoto,YukiYamano,Liang-BingFeng,KunikazuKobayashi,
MasanaoObayashi
ComparisonbetweenHorizontalElectricDipoleandVerticalElectric
DipoleintheWirelessUndergroundCommunication ................... 109
NaDong,LiLi,JianyaChen
TheApplicationofanImprovedDiscrete-MappingChaoticAntSwarm
OptimizationforMulti-constrainedQoSRouting....................... 117
JiaDu,HongyanCui,ChenFeng,JianyaChen
MinimumSINRBasedDynamicCellSelectionSchemeforLTE-Advanced
CoMPSystems.................................................... 127
PengchengZhu,LanTang,BinSheng
VerifyingConsistencybetweenSecurityPolicyandFirewallPolicyby
UsingaConstraintSatisfactionProblemServer ........................ 135
YiYin,JiangdongXu,NaohisaTakahashi
StudyofIOTOrientedUrbanDynamicManagement ................... 147
ChengHu,JiangyiDu
DiscussionsontheCharacteristicsandMethodsofSpatialDataMining.... 153
DuJiangyi,HuCheng
Analyzing of Mean-Shift Algorithm in Extended Target Tracking
Technology....................................................... 161
ZhangShuang,QinYu-ping,DingHao,JinGang
TheTechnologyoftheReal-TimeImageProcessingBasedonDM642...... 167
ZhangShuang,QinYu-ping,DingHao,JinGang
Contents XI
Synthetic Illustration of EcologicalEnvironment Evaluation Both
OverseasandDomestics............................................ 173
TongLi
EmpiricalAnalysisontheRatioofResourceandEnvironmentLossesin
Tianjin .......................................................... 183
LipingChen,TongLi
ComparativeAnalysisonthe “EleventhFive”PlanningforCircular
EconomyinSomeProvinces ........................................ 191
TongLi,LipingChen
SWOTAnalysisonJiuanPortableMedicalElectronicProductsinthe
DomesticMarket.................................................. 201
TongLi
ComprehensiveIllustrationtotheDomesticStudyonGreenBuilding
Evaluation ....................................................... 209
LipingChen,TongLi
DiscussiononSamplinginAcousticMeasurementofVelocityFieldsin
Furnaces......................................................... 217
Yan-qin Li, Xin-li Wei, Jin-hui Zhao, Li-jun Zhang, Huai-chunZhou,
Yin-diZhang
PredictionandMeasurementofLoran-CAdditionalSecondaryFactor
(ASF) ........................................................... 225
XuWnong,ZhanJinlin,LiWenkui,GaoLi
Least-Squares Expanded Mixed Finite Element Method for
IncompressibleMiscibleDisplacementProbleminPorousMedia ......... 233
FengxinChen,HuanzhenChen
WirelessSensorNetwork’sApplicationinCoalMineSafetyMonitoring ... 241
ZhangYi-Bing
Research on the Modification Control Integrated Technology of
ConstructionProject............................................... 249
WangxiuQin
ResearchonControlofInvestmentofLightSteelPlantinState-Owned
Enterprises....................................................... 257
WangxiuQin
Forecasting Default with Incomplete Information–Based on the
FrameworkofDelayedFiltration .................................... 265
YangXing,ChenYiyun
XII Contents
StudyonFactorsAffectingMoneySupplyBasedonMultipleRegression
Model ........................................................... 273
ChenJing-xin,WeiYuan
MultimediaTeachingSystemBasedon.NET .......................... 283
LiJing,SunYahui,ZhengNing,NiuJingxia
Investigationof CurrentResearchesforKnowledgeManagementin
EducationalTechnology ............................................ 287
LiJing,SunYahui,ZhengNing,NiuJingxia
MachineryProfessionalClassTeachingandResearchBasedontheCase... 293
ChenYuliang,LiJing
HumanisticEducationandtheFormationofProfessionalism............. 299
ChenYuliang,WangLei
AppraisalofValueEngineeringApplicationtoConstructionIndustryin
China ........................................................... 303
LiXiaoyong,MaWendi
KnowledgeManagementinConstructionCompaniesinChina ........... 313
LiXiaoyong,MaWendi
AnInvestigationofSafetyManagementinConstructionWorkplacein
China ........................................................... 321
LiXiaoyong,MaWendi
TheCostInnovationManagementofWindPowerConstructionProject ... 331
WuYunna,BianQing
The Risk Assessment for Dangdang Online Bookstore with Fuzzy
ComprehensiveEvaluationMethod .................................. 337
JunMa
ResearchontheLayoutoftheChineseTagCloud ...................... 345
YuanZhang,YunLin
ExperientialMarketingStrategiesforElectronicPaperBook............. 353
TongLi,LipingChen
AStudyofCorporationValuationBasedonEVAModel................. 361
LinZheng,ZhouLingyao
Researchonthe DevelopingStrategyof Small/Medium Technology
Enterprises(SMTE)BasedonCoreCompetitiveness.................... 371
LinZheng,ZhouLingyao
ImageDataMiningTechnologyofMultimedia ......................... 379
YuJin-ping,HuangXi-mei,XiaXiao-yun
