Advances in Systems, Computing Sciences and Software Engineering [electronic resource] : Proceedings of SCSS05 / edited by Tarek Sobh, Khaled Elleithy.

An Elastic Display Method for Visulaizing and Navigating a Large Quantity of Alarma in a Control Room of a Nuclear Power Plant -- An EAI Technology Framework -- A Fuzzy Algorithm for Scheduling Soft Periodic Tasks in Preemptive Real-Time Systems -- Parallel Construction of Huffman Codes -- Semantic Description of Multimedia Content Adaptation Web services -- Grid Computing Communication Strategies for Cross Cluster Job Execution -- Glue Code Synthesis for Distributed Software Programming -- Interactive Elicitation of Relation Semantics for the Semantic Web -- An Improved Configuaration Similarity Retrieval Model -- Automatic Generation of Software Component Wizards based on the Wizard Pattern -- Content Based Image Retrieval Using Quadrant Motif Scan -- Parallel Implementation of MPEG-4 Encoding over a Cluster of workstations -- Different Strategies for Web Mining -- Coalesced QoS: A Pragmatic approach to a unified model for KLOS -- Method of Key Vectors Extraction Using R-Cloud Classifiers -- Semantic Web Knowledge Management -- Augmented Color Recognition by Applying Erasure Capability of Reed-Solomon Algorithm -- Decoupling of Collaboration-Based Designs -- A Location Servive for Pervasive Grids -- Extending an existing IDE to create non visual interfaces -- Performance Comparison of Two Identification Methods for Analysis of Head Related Impulse Responses -- Reversers-A programming language construct for reversing out of code -- Hand-written Character Recognition Using Layered Abduction -- Dynamic Pricing Algorithm for E-Commerce -- Runtime support for Self-Evolving Software -- A Mobile Location Algorithm Using Clustering Technique for NLos Environments -- A Simplified and Systematic Technique to Develop and Implement PLC Program for a Control Process -- Development of Mathematical Model of Blast Furnace Smelting -- Research and researcher implications in sustainable development projects: Muti-agent Systems (MAS) and Social Sciences applied to Senegalese examples -- The Importance of modeling metadata for Hyperbook -- Cluster-Based Mining of Microarray Data in PHP/MYSQL Environment -- Grid and Agent based Open DSS -- The Design and Implementation of Elactronic Made-to-Measure System -- Ants in text documents clustering -- Optimal Control in a Monetary Union: An Application of Dynamic Game Theory to a Macroeconomic Policy Problem -- Schema Matching in the Context of Model Driven Engineering: From Theory to Practice -- FOXI-Hierarchical Structure Visualizaion -- A Hands-Free Non-Invasive Human Computer Interaction System -- A Model for Anomalies of Software Engineering -- A Qualitative Analysis of the Critical's Path of Communication Models for Next Performant Implementations of High-speed Interfaces -- Detailed Theoretical Considerations for a Suite of Metrics for Integration of Software Components -- Study on a Decision Model of IT Outsourcing Prioritization -- An Efficient Database System for Utilizing Gis Queries -- Effective Adaptive Plans -- A Morphosyntactical Complementary Structure for Searching and Browsing -- Remote Monitoring and Control System of Physical Variables of a Greenhouse through a 1-Wire Network† -- Multimedia Content's Metadata Management for Pervasive Environment -- Data Loss Rate versus Mean Time To Failure in Memory Hierarchies -- Towards Living Cooperative Information Systems for Virtual Organizations Using Living Systems Theory -- Research and Application of A Integrated System -- Proposed Life-Cycle Modelm For Web-BAsed Hypermedia Applications Development MEthodologies. -- Reverse Engineering Analyze for Microcontrollers' Assembly language Projects -- Composition Linear Control In Stirred Tank Chemical Reactors -- Intelligent analysis to the Contamination in the city of Santiago from Chile -- Designing Human-Centered User-Interfaces for Technical Systems -- Service Selection Should be Trust-and Reputation-Based -- A short discussion about the comparison between two software quality approaches mafteah/MethodAi method and the software Capability Maturityii Integration -- Using Association Rules and Markov Model for Predit Next Access on Web Usage Mining -- New Protocol Layer for Guaranteeing Trustworthy Smart Card Transaction -- Metadata Guided Statistical Information Processing -- Combinaorial Multi-attribute Auction (CMOA) Framework for e-auction -- Measuring of Spectral Franctal Dimension -- Design and Implementation of an Adaptive LMS- based Parallel System for Noise Cancellation -- Requirements Analysis: A Review -- Nuclear Matter Critical Temperature and Charge Balance -- Activation-Adjusted Scheduling Algorithms for Real-Times Systems.

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