Networked Digital Technologies, Part II

1. Front Matter

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2. Green Computing and Health Care Informatics

   1. Lot-Size Planning with Non-linear Cost Functions Supporting Environmental Sustainability

      • Markus Heck, Guenter Schmidt

      Pages 1-6

   2. Electronic Health Record (Dossier Médical Personnel) as a Major Tool to Improve Healthcare in France: An Approach through the Situational Semiotic

      • Christian Bourret

      Pages 7-14

   3. Data Mining Technique for Medical Diagnosis Using a New Smooth Support Vector Machine

      • Santi Wulan Purnami, Jasni Mohamad Zain, Abdullah Embong

      Pages 15-27

   4. Rule Induction as a Technique in Genomic Analysis for Cancer

      • M. Adib, Md. Mosharrof Hossain Sarker, S. Syed Ahmed, Ezendu Ariwa, Fuzail Siddiqui

      Pages 28-35

   5. Clustering Analysis for Vasculitic Diseases

      • Pınar Yıldırım, Çınar Çeken, Kağan Çeken, Mehmet R. Tolun

      Pages 36-45

   6. Analysis on the Characteristics of Electroencephalogram (EEG) and the Duration of Acupuncture Efficacy, Depending on the Stimulation at the Acupuncture Points

      • Jeong-Hoon Shin, Dae-Hyeon Park

      Pages 46-59

3. Web Services Architecture, Modeling and Design

   1. Open Service Platform Based Context-Aware Services across Home

      • Jin-Neng Wu, Yu-Chang Chao

      Pages 60-69

   2. Web Services Testing Approaches: A Survey and a Classification

      • Mohamad I. Ladan

      Pages 70-79

   3. Benefits of Semantics on Web Service Composition from a Complex Network Perspective

      • Chantal Cherifi, Vincent Labatut, Jean-François Santucci

      Pages 80-90

   4. Development Tool for End-to-End QoS Sensitive Frameworks and Technologies

      • Bogdan Iancu, Adrian Peculea, Vasile Teodor Dadarlat

      Pages 91-98

   5. Learning-Based Call Admission Control Framework for QoS Management in Heterogeneous Networks

      • Abul Bashar, Gerard Parr, Sally McClean, Bryan Scotney, Detlef Nauck

      Pages 99-111

   6. A Multi-Objective Particle Swarm Optimization for Web Service Composition

      • Hamed Rezaie, Naser NematBaksh, Farhad Mardukhi

      Pages 112-122

   7. A Comparison between EJB and COM+ Business Components, Case Study: Response Time and Scalability

      • Abedulhaq Abu-Kamel, Raid Zaghal, Osama Hamed

      Pages 123-135

   8. Integration of Similar Location Based Services Proposed by Several Providers

      • Roula Karam, Franck Favetta, Rima Kilany, Robert Laurini

      Pages 136-144

4. Distributed and Parallel Computing

   1. A Central Management for Reducing Volumes of Data Harvested from Distributed Sensor Networks

      • Min-hwan Ok, Duck-shin Park

      Pages 145-151

   2. A Trial Evaluation of Distributed Campus Network Environment Based on Comparison of Theoretical and Real Performance of Packet Flow Amount Using Video Transmission System

      • Yoshiro Imai, Yukio Hori, Kazuyoshi Kawauchi, Mayumi Kondo, Toshikazu Sone, Yoshitaka Seno et al.

      Pages 152-161

   3. Locality Preserving Scheme of Text Databases Representative in Distributed Information Retrieval Systems

      • Mohammad Hassan, Yaser Hasan

      Pages 162-171

5. Neural Networks

   1. Solving the Problem of Flow Shop Scheduling by Neural Network Approach

      • Saeed Rouhani, Mohammad Fathian, Mostafa Jafari, Peyman Akhavan

      Pages 172-183

   2. Artificial Neural Network-Based Algorithm for ARMA Model Order Estimation

      • Khaled E. Al-Qawasmi, Adnan M. Al-Smadi, Alaa Al-Hamami

      Pages 184-192

On behalf of the NDT 2010 conference, the Program Committee and Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, we welcome you to the proceedings of the Second International Conference on ‘Networked Digital Technologies’ (NDT 2010). The NDT 2010 conference explored new advances in digital and Web technology applications. It brought together researchers from various areas of computer and information sciences who addressed both theoretical and applied aspects of Web technology and Internet applications. We hope that the discussions and exchange of ideas that took place will contribute to advancements in the technology in the near future. The conference received 216 papers, out of which 85 were accepted, resulting in an acceptance rate of 39%. These accepted papers are authored by researchers from 34 countries covering many significant areas of Web applications. Each paper was evaluated by a minimum of two reviewers. Finally, we believe that the proceedings document the best research in the studied areas. We express our thanks to the Charles University in Prague, Springer, the authors and the organizers of the conference.

• Simulation
• Web Services
• agent-based systems
• artificial neural network
• classification
• data mining
• design
• genome
• information management
• modeling
• multi-agent system
• network mining
• quality service
• testing
• verification

• Department of Software Engineering, Charles University in Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

  Filip Zavoral

• Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

  Jakub Yaghob

• Al Imam University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

  Pit Pichappan

• Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordan

  Eyas El-Qawasmeh

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