ICEIT 2016 Program

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2nd International Conference on Electrical and Information Technologies
ICEIT 2016 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
“Smart Grid Energy and Communication Infrastructures as Resilient Secure Power”
Prof. Osama Mohammed Director, Energy Systems
Florida International University, Miami, Florida USA
Research
Laboratory
Thursday
09:40-10:20am
The increased penetration levels of renewable and distributed energy resources lead to increased challenges in maintaining
reliable control and operation of the grid. Integrating a wide variety of systems governed by different regulations and owned by
different entities to the grid increases the level of uncertainty not only on the demand side but also in terms of generation
resource availability. This complicates the process of achieving generation versus demand balance. Renewable energy sources
vary by nature and require intelligent forecasting and prediction systems to determine how and when this energy can be used.
Controlling distributed resources that owned by customers which have enough capacity to support the grid during peak hours
and provide ancillary service, is another challenge. Most of these distributed resources will be installed on the distribution
network, which already in its current state, lacks the proper communication and control network necessary to control the
applicable resources. Moreover, the large number and widespread use of these resources makes them difficult to control from
a central location. To overcome these problems, deep integration between intelligent measurement nodes, communication
systems, IT technology, artificial intelligence, power electronics and physical power system components will be implemented to
manage the modern smart grid resources. On one hand, this type of integration can dramatically improve grid performance and
efficiency, but on the other, it can also introduce new types of vulnerability. The risk of vulnerability escalates when the level of
integration between physical and cyber components of the power system increases. The design and optimization of such
complex systems requires coordination between the cyber and physical components in order to obtain the best performance
while minimizing the risk of vulnerability. In other words, the physical power system must be designed as a security aware
system.
Biography:
Dr. Mohammed is a Professor of Electrical Engineering and is the Director of the Energy Systems Research Laboratory at
Florida International University, Miami, Florida. He received his Master and Doctoral degrees in Electrical Engineering from
Virginia Tech in 1981 and 1983, respectively. He has performed research on various topics in power and energy systems in
addition to computational electromagnetics and design optimization in electric machines, electric drive systems and other low
frequency environments. He performed multiple research projects for several Federal agencies since 1990’s dealing with; power
system analysis, physics based modeling, electromagnetic signature, sensorless control, electric machinery, high frequency
switching, electromagnetic Interference and ship power systems modeling and analysis. Professor Mohammed has currently
active research programs in a number of these areas funded by DoD, the US Department of Energy and several industries.
Professor Mohammed is a world renowned leader in electrical energy systems and computational electromagnetics. He has
published more than 400 articles in refereed journals and other IEEE refereed International conference records. He also
authored a book and several book chapters. Professor Mohammed is an elected Fellow of IEEE and is an elected Fellow of the
Applied Computational Electromagnetic Society. Professor Mohammed is the recipient of the prestigious IEEE Power and Energy
Society Cyril Veinott electromechanical energy conversion award and the 2012 outstanding research award from Florida
InternationaluUniversity.
Professor Mohammed has lectured extensively with invited and plenary talks at major research and industrial organizations
worldwide. He serves as editor of several IEEE Transactions including the IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion, the IEEE
Transactions on Smart Grid, IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, COMPEL and the IEEE Power Engineering Letters. Professor
Mohammed served as the International Steering Committee Chair for the IEEE International Electric Machines and Drives
Conference (IEMDC) and the IEEE Biannual Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation (CEFC). Professor Mohammed was
the General Chair of the 2009 IEEE IEMDC conference held in Miami Florida, May 3-6 2009 and was the Editorial Board Chairman
for the IEEE CEFC2010 held in Chicago, IL USA, May 9-12, 2010. Professor Mohammed was also the general chair of the IEEE
CEFC 2006 held in Miami, Florida, April 30 – May 3, 2006. He was also general chair of the 19th annual Conference of the
Applied Computational Electromagnetic Society ACES-2006 held in Miami, Florida March 14-17, 2006. He was the General
Chairman of the 1993 COMPUMAG International Conference and was also the General Chairman of the 1996 IEEE International
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Conference on Intelligent Systems Applications to Power Systems (ISAP'96) Dr. Mohammed has chaired the Electric Machinery
Committee for IEEE PES was the Vice Chair and Technical Committee Program Chair for the IEEE PES Electric Machinery
Committee for a number of years. He was a member of the IEEE/Power Engineering Society Governing Board (1992-1996) and
was the Chairman of the IEEE Power Engineering Society Constitution and Bylaws committee. He also serves as chairman, officer
or as an active member on several IEEE PES committees, sub-committees and technical working groups. For complete list of
publications and the Smart Grid Test Bed, the following link has all the details; http://www.energy.fiu.edu
“Cloud Computing – Resource Management Challenges”
Prof. Eleni Karatza, Department of Informatics Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,
Greece
Thursday
11:00-11:40am
Cloud Computing is an emerging area of research. Due to cloud systems benefits of scalability and elasticity, enterprises and
users are more and more adopting clouds to achieve high performance for their applications and for storing their data at low
costs. Because of the nature of these systems, there are important issues that must be addressed, such as: performance,
resource allocation, efficient scheduling, energy conservation, reliability, protection of sensitive data, security and trust, cost,
availability, quality. Cloud computing makes resources available anywhere at anytime. Therefore effective management of
cloud resources is crucial to use effectively the power of these systems and achieve high system performance. The cloud
computing paradigm can offer various types of services, such as computational resources for complex applications, web
services, social networking, etc. Resource allocation and scheduling is a difficult task in clouds where there are many alternative
heterogeneous computers. The scheduling algorithms must seek a way to maintain a good response time to leasing cost ratio.
Furthermore, adequate data security and availability are critical issues that have to be considered along with energy-efficient
solutions that are required to minimize the impact of cloud computing on the environment. In this talk we will look at the
challenges of resource management in cloud systems. We will present state-of-the-art research covering a variety of concepts
on cloud computing, and we will provide future directions in the cloud computing area.
Biography
Eleni Karatza is a Professor in the Department of Informatics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Dr. Karatza's
research interests include Computer Systems Modeling and Simulation, Performance Evaluation, Grid and Cloud Computing,
Energy Efficiency in Large Scale Distributed Systems, Resource Allocation and Scheduling and Real-time Distributed Systems.
Professor Karatza has authored or co-authored over 190 technical papers and book chapters including four papers that earned
best paper awards at international conferences. She is senior member of IEEE, ACM and SCS, and she served as an elected
member of the Board of Directors at Large of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International (2009-2011). She has served
as General Chair, Program Chair and Keynote Speaker in International Conferences. Professor Karatza is the Editor-in-Chief of
the Elsevier Journal "Simulation Modeling Practice and Theory", Area Editor of the "Journal of Systems and Software" of Elsevier,
and she has been Guest Editor of Special Issues in multiple International Journals. http://agent.csd.auth.gr/~karatza/
“Current and Future trends in Transportation Electrification- Automotive and
Aerospace Systems”
Prof. Kaushik Rajashekara, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
Distinguished Chair of Engineering, University of Texas at Dallas, USA
Thursday
11:50-12:30am
The transportation industry is facing challenges in terms of reducing emissions, improving fuel economy, meeting the demand of
increasing electrical loads, and reducing the cost. Almost every auto manufacturer is working on the development of new
generation of electric/hybrid and fuel cell vehicles. In the case of airplanes, more electric architecture is the emerging trend, and
in a long term even electric/hybrid airplanes are being examined. Also, there will be an exponential growth in electrical power
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demands in transportation systems. “More electric” is a technology enabler for power generation, energy storage, conversion
systems, and other technologies. In this presentation, the current trends in the technologies of electrification of automobiles
and airplanes will be discussed, and the future strategies for improving the efficiency and lowering the emissions will be
presented. The synergies between the electrical components for different modes of transportation and how the technology of
the components being developed for these systems are converging to be modular, more efficient, smaller size, lower weight,
and capable of operating over a wide temperature range will also be examined.
Biography
Kaushik Rajashekara obtained his PhD (1984) degree in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Science, and MBA (1992)
from Indiana Wesleyan University, USA. In 1989, he joined Delphi division of General Motors Corporation in Indianapolis, IN,
USA as a staff project engineer. In Delphi and General Motors, he held various lead technical and managerial positions, and
managed a team responsible for developing electric, hybrid, and fuel cell vehicle propulsion systems, and in 2000, he was
promoted to Chief Scientist position. In 2006, he joined Rolls-Royce Corporation as a Chief Technologist for More Electric
Aircraft architectures, and power conversion/control technologies for gas turbines in aero, marine, defense, and energy
applications. Since August 2012, he is a Distinguished Professor of Engineering and Endowed Chair in Erik Jonsson School of
Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Texas at Dallas. He also holds honorary Qiushi Chair Professor in Zhejiang
University,
China.
Prof. Rajashekara has published more than 130 papers in international journals and conferences, and has over 37 patents on
power conversion and controls for electric/hybrid vehicles and more electric aircraft. He has given more than 100 invited
presentations (in over 40 countries) in international conferences and universities. He has been the reviewer of papers for
several IEEE Transactions.
Prof. Rajashekara was elected as Member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE) for contributions to electric power
conversion systems in transportation (2012). He is the recepient of the IEEE Richard Harold Kaufmann for outstanding
contributions to the advancement of electrical systems in transportation; IEEE Industry Applications Society Outstanding
Achievement Award and IEEE IAS Gerald Kliman award for contributions to the advancement of power conversion. He was
inducted into the Delphi Innovation Hall of Fame in 1999. He is a Fellow of IEEE and a Fellow of SAE International.
“Towards Green 5G Wireless Networks”
Dr. Mounir Ghogho, A Scientific Adviser to the President and the ICT Research Director in
UIR
Friday
8:30-9:10am
To meet the exponentially growing demand for mobile data traffic, future mobile networks should be designed to:
i) bring the network closer to the user, mainly through network densification and device--to device communication,
ii) bring the content closer to the users, through caching popular content at the edge of the network and leveraging big data
analytics,
iii) have a fluid/elastic architecture, using cloudification of the radio access and virtualization of the network functions, which
enables real--time optimization of the network, and
iv) exploit higher frequency bands (both licensed and unlicensed) while maximizing spectrum utilization through cognitive radio.
In this talk, the potential and challenges associated with each of the above technological trends will be discussed. Stochastic
geometry is used to analytically evaluate the network performance, in terms of spectral and energy efficiencies, and devise
network design guidelines. Finally, the design of green networks using solar energy harvesting will be explored.
Biography
Dr. Mounir Ghogho received the MSc degree in 1993 and the PhD degree in 1997 from the National Polytechnic Institute of
Toulouse. After being a Research Fellow at the University of Strathclyde (Scotland), he joined in December 2001 the University
of Leeds (England), where he currently holds a Chair in Signal Processing (SP) and Communications. Since 2010, he has also been
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affiliated with the International University of Rabat where he is currently a Scientific Adviser to the President and the ICT
Research Director. He was awarded the UK Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowship in September 2000. He is a
recipient of the 2013 IBM Faculty award. He serves/served as Associate Editor of the IEEE SP magazine, the IEEE Transactions on
SP, the IEEE SP Letters, and the Elsevier Digital SP journal. He is/was an elected member of the IEEE SP Society SAM, SPCOM
and SPTM Technical Committees. He is the General Chair of IEEE SPAWC 2010, EUSIPCO 2013, and IEEE WCNC 2019. His research
interests are in the areas of signal processing and communication networks, in which he has published over 250 journal and
conference papers. He held invited scientist/professor positions at many institutions including the US Army Research Lab (USA),
National Institute of Informatics (Japan), Télécom Paris--Tech (France), Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany), University
of Minnesota (USA), and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunication (China). He is the EURASIP Liaison in Morocco.
“WSN Basics, Applications and Analysis Tools”
Prof. Hossam Mahmoud Ahmed Fahmy
Computer and Systems Engineering Department Faculty of Engineering, Ain
Shams University, Cairo, EGYPT
Friday
9:20 -10:00am
WSNs are large-scale distributed embedded systems incorporating small, limited energy, and resource constrained sensor nodes
communicating over wireless media. Because of their massively distributed nature, the design, implementation and evaluation
of sensor network applications, middleware and communication protocols are difficult tasks. Testbeds are representative of
WSNs, they support the diversity of their hardware and software constituents, they are deployed in the same conditions and
would be environment, they make use of the protocols to be used at a larger scale. Testbeds are intended to safeguard would
be implemented WSNs from malfunctions that may not be seen in theoretical simulations. Malfunctions may be in inconvenient
hardware, buggy software, and deployment prone to energy depletion and radio interferences. By momentarily tolerating faults,
that cannot be accepted in everyday actual WSNs, testbeds find the curing solutions.
In the literature many testbeds are reported, not all are typically implemented, not all are available now. Pioneering testbeds,
continue to offer models in concepts, implementation, and applications. Some of the testbeds are built for general use, while
others are meant for typical applications such as visual surveillance. Based on the researchers and practitioners’ interests,
testbeds can be classified under several categories. They may be full-scale or miniaturized, deployed on a 2D or 3D pattern,
mobile or static, provide Web services or are just accessible from the deployment location, limited to homogeneous platforms
or they are extended to support heterogeneity, provide for hybrid simulation as a tool for enhanced analysis or are contented
with experimentation analysis.
Testbeds and simulators are complementary; ideally getting benefits from both of them is the best option. Theoretical
simulation studies provide numerical metrics that are truly needed for practical testbed implementation and deployment.
Simulators are the inevitable tools for analysis; they help previewing the performance metrics needed for proper test beds
deployment.
Biography: Pr. Hossam Mahmoud Ahmed Fahmy is a Professor of Computer Engineering, served as Chair of the Computer
Engineering & Systems Department, Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt from 2006-2008, and from 20102012. He participates in many academic activities in Egypt and abroad. Prof. Fahmy has published and refereed in extensively in
several international refereed journals and conferences, his research areas are focused on Computer Networks.
He chaired the IEEE International Conference on Computer Engineering and Systems (ICCES) from 2006-2008, and from 2010 2013. Prof. Fahmy is a Senior IEEE member, IEEE Region 8 Distinguished Visitor (2013-2015), and member of the IEEE Computer
Society Cloud Computing Special Technical Community. He speaks Arabic, French and English.
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ICEIT 2016 VENUE: Movenpik Hotel, Tangier
Topics
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Session I
Big Data, Smart Grid and Intelligent Business
Session II
Renewable Energies
Session III
Control Engineering and Mechatronics
Session IV
Real Time Monitoring and Diagnosis systems
Session V
Wireless and Mobile Technology
Session VI
Signal processing and semiconductors
Session VII
Power Electronics & Energy Conversion
Session VIII
Nonlinear Control Systems and Robotics
Session IX
Networks and Telecommunications
Session X
Image Processing and Acquisition
Session XI
Biomedical Engineering
Session XII
Electrical Machines & Power Systems
ADVANCED PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Thursday, May 05, 2016
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Conference Registration
Mounir Ghogho
Plenary room
Opening Ceremony
Hossam Mahmoud Fahmy
Osama Mohammed
Plenary room
Plenary room
Break
Visite
Melloussa
Plant
Break
Eleni Kratza
Plenary room
Session VIII
ROOM 1
Session IX
ROOM 4
Kaushik Rajashekara
Plenary room
Lunch
Lunch
Session I
ROOM 1
Session II Session III Session IV
ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4
Session X
ROOM 1
Session XI
ROOM 2
Session XII
ROOM 4
Posters session I / Break
Posters sessionII / Break
Session X
Session XI
Session XII
Session V Session VI Session VII
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 4
Gala Dinner
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Saturday
Conference Registration
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ICEIT 2016 PROGRAM
PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
•Presentations should be in English.
• The time provided for oral presentations is 15 min (10 min for the presentation and 5 min for discussion).
• ICEIT 2016 presenters should give their slides to the session chair before the beginning of each session.
They have to provide the session chair with a PowerPoint or PDF presentation on a USB key, as well as a short
(10-line maximum) printed biography.
• For poster presentations: the posters should be displayed in the day of presentation at 8:30 AM. In the
poster session any explanation required should be provided to session chairs and visitors.
SESSIONS PROGRAM
Conference Registration: Wednesday, May 4, 2016 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Thursday, May 05, 2016
08:00 am
Conference Registration
CONFERENCE R
08:30 am
Showcase, Exhibition & Posters
CONFERENCE R
09:00-09:30am
Opening Ceremony
Opening
Ceremony
09:40-10:20am
Keynote Speech 1:
“Smart Grid Energy and Communication Infrastructures as Resilient Secure Power”
Keynote Speaker: Osama Mohammed , International University, Miami, Florida USA
Tea Break and Networking
10:20-10:50am
11:00-11:40am
Keynote Speech 2:
“Cloud Computing – Resource Management Challenges”
Keynote Speaker: Eleni Karatza, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
11:50-12:30am
Keynote Speech 3:
“Current and Future trends in Transportation Electrification Automotive and Aerospace
Systems”
Keynote Speaker: Kaushik Rajashekara, University of Texas at Dallas, USA
01:00- 02:00pm
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Lunch
SESSION I
Big Data, Smart Grid and Intelligent Business
Thursday
Chairs: Eleni Karatza, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
2:00-5:00pm
ROOM 1
Mohammed Boulmalf, International University of Rabat , Morocco
Authors and Titles
02:00-02:15
02:20-02:35
02:40- 02:55
03:00-03:15
03:20-03:35
03:40 - 03:55
04:00 - 04:15
04:20 - 04:35
04:40 - 04:55
Soumaya Lamrhari, Hamid Elghazi, Tayeb Sadiki and Abdellatif El Faker.
A Profile-Based Big Data Architecture for Agricultural Context (ID 142)
Asmae Abadi, Hussain Ben-Azza, Souhail Sekkat and El Moukhtar Zemmouri.
An ontology-based framework for virtual enterprise integration and interoperabiliy (ID 162)
Bouchra Aadil, Abderrahim Ait Wakrime, Kzaz Larbi and Abderrahim Sekkaki.
Automating Data Warehouse Design Using Ontology (ID 164)
Nour-Eddine Alouane, Jaafar Abouchabaka and Najat Rafalia.
A Thick-Cloud Solution for Data Auditing in a Cloud Environment (ID 39)
Meryeme Alouane and Hanan El Bakkali.
Virtualization in Cloud Computing: NoHype vs HyperWall - New approac (ID 176)
Abderrahim Ait Wakrime, Said Jabbour and Amine Belabed.
Web Service Composition As Minimal Unsatisfiabilit (ID 192)
Houda Mezouar and Abdellatif El Afia.
A new concept of intelligence in the electric power management (ID 147)
Farid Lahboube, Ounsa Roudies and Nissrine Souissi.
Seven Views + One (ID 182)
Vincent Roberge, Mohammed Tarbouchi and Francis Okou.
New Encoding Based on the Minimum Spanning Tree for Distribution Feeder Reconfiguration Using a
Genetic Algorithm (ID 71)
SESSION II
Renewable Energies
Thursday
Chairs: Osama Mohammed , International University, Miami, Florida USA
2:00-5:00 pm
ROOM 2
Soumia El Hani, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Authors and Titles
02:00- 02:15
02:20-02:35
02:40- 02:55
03:00-03:15
03:20-03:35
03:40 - 03:55
04:00 - 04:15
04:20 - 04:35
04:40 - 04:55
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Youssef Majdoub, Ahmed Abbou, Mohamed Akherraz, Mohammed El Malah, Rachid El Akhrif.
Design of an MPPT control under asymmetrical gridfaults of DFIG Wind Turbine (ID 41)
Mariam Bouzaid, Omar Ansari, Mohamed Oubrek, Ahmed Sabri and Mourad Taha Janan.
Resolution of energy balance equations for cascade solar still using Matlab/SimulinkTM (ID 46)
Khawla Belamfedel Alaoui, El-Mahjoub Boufounas and Ismail Boumhidi.
Integral Sliding Mode Control without Reaching Phase for a variable Speed Wind Turbine (ID 79)
Moussa Reddak, Abdelmajid Berdai, Anass Gourma and Abdelaziz Belfqih.
Integral Backstepping Control based Maximum Power Point Tracking strategy for Wind Turbine
systems driven DFIG (ID 92)
Ilham Rais and Hassane Mahmoudi. (ID 108)
The control strategy for a hybrid windphotovoltaic system with compressed air storage element.
Amina Echchaachouai, Soumia El Hani, Ahmed Hammouch and Said Guedira.
low-cost Maximum Power Point Tracking structure of a grid connected wind conversion chain based on
a PMSG (ID 146)
Kazdaba Halima, Bah Abdellah and Asbik Mohamed.
Effects of the Transfer Circuit’s Insulation on the Performance of an Indirect Solar Water Heater with
Forced Circulation (ID 168)
Fatima-Ezzahra Tahiri, Khalid Chikh, Mohamed Khafallah and Abdallah Saad.
Comparative study between two Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) techniques for photovoltaic
system (ID 174)
Abdoul Kader Sidibe, Mounir Ghogho and Chaker El Amrani.
A Comparative Study of Simple Clear Sky Irradiance Models (ID 201)
SESSION III
Thursday
2:00- 4:40 pm
Control Engineering and Mechatronics
ROOM3
Chairs: Jamila El Alami, Mohammed V University Of Rabat, EST Salé, Morocco
Mohammed Bennani, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET , Morocco
Authors and Titles
02:00-2:15
02:20-2:35
02:40- 2:55
03:00-3:15
03:20-03:35
03:40 - 03:55
04:00 - 04:15
04:20- 04:35
SESSION IV
Thursday
2:00- 5:00 pm
Fateh Benchabane, Abdereezak Guettaf, Khaled Yahia, Ouafea Bennis and Abdenacer Titaouine.
An improved efficiency of SVM DTC-PMSM drive scheme for photovoltaic water pumping system
a (ID 105)
Marouane Rayyam, Malika Zazi, Youssef Hajji and Ihssane Chtouki. (ID 148)
Stator and Rotor Faults detection in Induction Motor (IM) using the Extended kaman Filter (EKF)
Jawad Lamterkati, Lahcen Ouboubker and Khafallah Mohamed.
Fuzzy Logic Besed Impoved Direct Power Control of Three-Phase PWM Rectifier (ID 9)
Fatima Ezzahra Nadir, Mohammed Bsiss and Benaissa Amami.
Study of the safety fuzzy logic controller with 2oo3 architecture using the Reliability Bloc Diagram and
the Fault Tree Analysis (ID 20)
Youssef Mchaouar, Abdelmajid Abouloifa, Mohamed Fettach and Ibtissam Lachkar. Digital Controller
Design for Full-Bridge Boost Rectifier using Singular Perturbation method based on Pseudo Continuous
approach with Power Factor Correction(ID 154)
Haitam Chalawane, Ahmed Essadki and Tamou Nasser.
MRAS and Luenberger Observers using a SIFLC controller in adaptive mechanism Based Sensorless
Fuzzy Logic Control of Induction Motor (ID 175)
Soukaina Krafes, Zakaria Chalh and Abdelmjid Saka.
Review: Linear, nonlinear and intelligent controllers for the inverted pendulum problem (ID 59)
Ramy Saaidy, Hatem Allagui, Abdekkalek Messaoudi and Abdelkader Mami.
Study and design of a grid-connected single phase PEM Fuel Cell inverter (ID 6)
Real Time Monitoring and Diagnosis systems
ROOM 4
Chairs: Kaushik Rajashekara, University of Texas at Dallas,USA
Said Guedira, Higher National School of Mines of Rabat, Morocco
Authors and Titles
02:00-02:15
02:20-02:35
02:40- 02:55
03:00-03:15
03:20-03:35
03:40 - 03:55
04:00 - 04:15
04:20 - 04:35
04:40 - 04:55
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Asser Elsayed, Sahar Hamed, Ahmed Madian, Hassanein Amer and Mohamed Abdelhalim.
Structural Go/No-Go Test of the TD-ADC for Catastrophic Faults (ID 18)
Mounaim Aqil, Atman Jbari and Abdennasser Bourouhou.
Adaptive ECG Wavelt analysis for R-peaks detection (ID 36)
Siham Aqel, Abdelouahed Sabri and Abdellah Aarab.
Shadow Detection and Removal for Traffic sequences (ID 60)
Ayoub El Bakri, Ismail Boumhidi and Miloud Koumir.
Extreme Learning Machine for Fault Detection and Isolation in Wind Turbine (ID 137)
Ilias Ouachtouk, Soumia El Hani, Said Guedira and Khalid Dahi.
Detection and classification of broken rotor bars faults in induction machine using K-means classifier
(ID 167)
Ismail El Hajjouji, Aimad El Mourabit, Zakariae Asrih, Salah Mars and Benaissa Bernoussi.
FPGA Based Real-Time Lane Detection and Tracking Implementation (ID 186)
Mohamed Ladjal, Mohamed Bouamar, Mohamed Djerioui and Youcef Brik.
Performance evaluation of ANN and SVM multiclass models for intelligent water quality classification
using Dempster-Shafer Theory (ID 189)
Khalid Dahi, Soumia El Hani and Ilias Ouachtouk.
Diagnosis of Rotor Asymmetries in Induction Motor Using ESA (ID 198)
My Hachem El Yousfi Alaoui, Abdelilah Jilbab and El Hani Soumia.
A New Approach To DWT Design For Real Time De-noising Of Vibration Signatures Related To the
Induction Machine Defects (ID 205)
Thursday
Poster session I
Chairs: Abdenacer Bourouhou, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Larbi Bellarbi, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Authors and Titles
5:00-5:30 pm
Sanae Ouajdi, Mohammed Amine Moussaoui, Ahmed Mezrhab, Jean Pierre Fontaine and M’hamed
Bouzidi. Multiple relaxation-time lattice Boltzmann heat transfer computation of channel flow past
various bodies (ID 24)
Abdelhakim El Hendouzi and Abdennaser Bourouhou.
Forecasting of PV power application to PV power penetration in a microgrid (ID 27)
Saloua Marhraoui, Ahmed Abbou and Badr Fahil. Modeling and Simulation for Ideal and Real
Photovoltaic Module which fed Water Pumping System with Nonlinear Integral Backstepping Controller
(ID 47)
Mohamed Boussaa, Issam Atouf, Mohamed Atibi and Abdellatif Bennis.
aECG Signals Classification Using MFCC Coefficients and ANN Classifier (ID 66)
Lamyae Hbibi.
Big Data: framework and issues (ID 76)
Fatima zahra Bensouda, Ali Haddi.
Detection and localization of the open circuit fault Using the Park's approach : An overview (ID 113)
Soundous Zougari, Mariam Tanana and Abdelouahid Lyhyaoui.
Towards an automatic assessment system in introductory programming courses (ID 125)
Meriem Aourir, Abdelmajid Abouloifa, Abdellatif Hamdoun and Fadwa El Otmani.
Velocity Control of DC Machine using Multicellular Power Converter (ID 126)
Nihad Benabdellah, Mohammed Bourhaleb and Naima Benazzi.
Design of temperature and humidity sensors for an electronic nose used in rotten food (ID 127)
05:00-05:30pm
Tea Break and Networking
SESSION V
Wireless and Mobile Technology
Thursday
Chairs: Mounir Ghogho, International University of Rabat, Morocco
5:30- 7:50 pm
ROOM 1
Mohamed Essaaidi, University Mohammed V of Rabat, ENSIAS, Morocco
Authors and Titles
05:30-5:45
05:50-6:05
06:10- 6:25
06:30-6:45
06:50-07:05
07:10 - 07:25
07:30 - 07:45
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Mohamed Hanaoui and Mounir Rifi.
Directional Communications with smart antenna system to Improve Energy Efficiency in Wireless
Sensor networks (ID 23)
Asmaa Ez-Zaidi, Said Rakrak and Lahoucine Kicha.
Review of recovery techniques to recapture lost targets in wireless sensor networks (ID 70)
Mohammed Anas El Abbassi, Abdelilah Jilbab and Abdennaser Bourouhou.
Detection model based on multi-sensor data for early fire prevention(ID 97)
Aziz Mahboub, Mounir Arioua, El Mokhtar En-Naimi and Imad Ez-Zazi.
Multi-zonal approach for clustered wireless sensor networks (ID131)
Abdelmajid Boussaid, Nabih Alaoui, Otman Aghzout, Yousra Chakkour, Ana Vazquez Alejos and
Francisco Falcone. (ID 135)
Highly Efficient Error Correcting Codes for Ubiquitous Healthcare in Wireless Body Area Networks
Alami Chaibrassou and Ahmed Mouhsen.
A Multi-Channel Cooperative MIMO Routing Protocol for Clustered WSNs (ID 184)
Abderrahim Haddad, Mohssin Aoutoul, Khalid Rais and Mohamed Essaaidi.
Rectangular Dielectric Resonator Antenna (RDRA) for Anti-collision Short Range Radar (SRR)
Application(ID 206)
SESSION VI
Signal processing and semiconductors
Thursday
Chairs: Larbi Bellarbi, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
5:30- 8:10 pm
Tarik Saikouk, International University of Rabat , Morocco
ROOM 2
Authors and Titles
05:30-05:45
05:50-06:05
06:10- 06:25
06:30-06:45
06:50-07:05
07:10 - 07:25
07:30 - 07:45
07:50 - 08:05
SESSION VII
Thursday
5:30- 7:10 pm
Rafik Djemili, Belmeguenai Aissa and Salah Djellel.
An Outlier Detection/Rejection Method for Single-Trial EEG Signals Classification (ID 1)
Abdelaziz Ouariach, Amina Ghadbane, Kamal Ghoumid, Rachid Malek and Abdelkrim Nougaoui.
Reflectivity- losses Compromise on the basis of a Bragg filter with high index modulation(ID 25)
Hayat Errifi, Abdennacceur Baghdad, Abdelmajid Badri and Aicha Sahel.
Smart Antenna System Using 4×4 Butler Matrix Beamforming Network for 10 GHz(ID 83)
Abd-Errahim Maazouzi, Nabil Aqili, Mourad Raji and Ahmed Hammouch.
Speech Recognition System Using Burg Method and Discrete Wavelet Transform (ID 101)
Abdelmoujoud Assabir, Jamal Elmhamdi, Ahmed Hammouch and Abdellatif Akherraz.
Application of Li-Fi Technology in the Transmission of the Sound at the Base of the PWM (ID 116)
Bouzidi Afaf, Bria Driss, Akjouj Abdellatif and Berkhli Hayat.
Optical liquid sensor based on periodic multilayers structure (ID 45)
Aboulkacem Karkri, Mohammed Hadrami, Mohammed Benaichi and Abdelaziz Chetouani.
Numerical Modeling of Degenerate and Nondegenerate Semiconductors with Fermi-Dirac Distribution
(ID 111)
Mohamed El Haouari, El Mostapha Feddi, Abdeali Talbi and Haddou El Ghazi.
Hydrogenic donor impurity in InAs/GaAs core/shell quantum dots: effect of the dielectric
environnement (ID 193)
Power Electronics & Energy Conversion
ROOM 4
Chairs: Rachid El Gouri, Ibn Tofail University, INSA, Kenitra, Morocco
Nabil Ngote, Higher National School of Mines in Rabat, Morocco
Authors and Titles
05:30-05:45
05:50-06:05
06:10- 06:25
06:30-06:45
06:50-07:05
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Wadiâ Jouha, Pascal Dherbecourt, Eric Joubert and Ahmed El Oualkadi.
Static Behavior Analysis of Silicon Carbide Power MOSFET for Temperature Variations (ID 106)
Abdellatif Slimani, Bennani Dosse Saad and El Alami Ali.
Conception and Optimization of Ultra Wide Band Planar Array Antennas for Weather Radar
Applications in C–Band Range Frequency (ID 110)
Youssef Mchaouar, Abdelmajid Abouloifa, Mohamed Fettach and Ibtissam Lachkari.
Analysis of the Single Phase Full Bridge Bidirectional Boost Rectifier via Singular Perturbation Approach
with Power Factor Correction (ID 133)
Nabil El Fezazi, Fatima El Haoussi and El Houssaine Tissir.
Delay-dependent Robust Anti-windup Synthesis Approach to AQM in TCP/IP Networks (ID 190)
Fatima Zahra Harmouch, Nissrine Krami, Driss Benhaddou, Nabil Hmina, Elmajid Zayer and El Hassane
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Survey of Multi-agents Systems Application in Microgrids (ID 159)
Friday, May 06, 2016
8:00 AM
Conference Registration
8:30 AM
Showcase, Exhibition & Posters
Plenary Sessions
8:30-9:10am
PLENARY ROOM
Keynote Speech 4:
" Towards Green 5G Wireless Networks“
Keynote Speaker: Mounir Ghogho, International University in Rabat, Morocco
9:20 -10:00am
Keynote Speech 5:
“WSN Basics, Applications and Analysis Tools”
Keynote Speaker: Hossam Mahmoud Fahmy, Ain Shams University, Cairo, EGYPT
10:00-10:30am
SESSION VIII
Friday
10:30-12:10 am
Tea Break and Networking
Nonlinear Control Systems and Robotics
ROOM 1
Chairs: Lahcen Azrar, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET , Morocco
Mohammed Bennani, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET , Morocco
Authors and Titles
10:30- 10:45
10:50- 11:05
11:10- 11:25
11:30- 11:45
11:50- 12:05
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Hasnaa El Hansali and Mohammed Bennani.
Planning a trajectory of a 6-DOF parallel robot ' HEXA' (ID 10)
Samir Zeghlache, Abderrahmen Bouguerra and Mohamed Ladjal.
Sliding Mode Controller Using Nonlinear Sliding Surface Applied to the 2-DOF Helicopter (ID 136)
Abdellatif Elmansouri and Jamal El Mhamdi.
Wind Energy Conversion System Using DFIG Controlled by Back-stepping and RST Controller (ID 82)
Kamal-Eddine Rhouzi, Najib Bennis and Soumia Elhani.
Full-order observer for large-scale systems Applications to industrial process (ID 100)
Marouane El Azzaoui, Hassane Mahmoudi and Chafik Ed-Dahmani.
Backstepping control of a doubly fed induction generator integrated to wind power system (ID54)
SESSION IX
Friday
10:30- 12:30 am
Networks and Telecommunications
ROOM 4
Chairs: Nabih Alaoui, International University of Rabat, Morocco
Mohammed Boulmalf, International University of Rabat , Morocco
Authors and Titles
10:30- 10:45
10:50- 11:05
11:10- 11:25
11:30- 11:45
11:50- 12:05
12:10- 12:25
Imane Haddar.
Toward a Service Broker for Telecom service integration in IMS Network (ID 94)
Abdoullah Fath-Allah, Laila Cheikhi, Rafa Al-Qutaish and Idri Ali.
A Mapping Between a BP model and an E-government Portals’ Maturity Model (ID 68)
Fatima Ezzahra Airod, Houda Chafnaji and Ahmed Tamtaoui.
Green Full-Duplex Relay Selection Algorithm for Decode and Forward Relaying (ID 120)
Assia Naja, Mohammed Boulmalf and Mohamed Essaaidi.
CPROB: A dynamic hybrid broadcasting protocol for Vehicular Ad hoc Networks (ID 200)
Anass Sebbar, Mohammed Boulmalf, Ghita Mezzour and Salah Eddine Bulahya.
An Empirical Study of WIFI Security and Performance in Morocco - WarDriving in Rabat (ID 202)
Iman Ben Abdelkrim, Amine Baina and Mostafa Bellafkih.
Automation of Access control Negotiation in Dynamic Coalitions for Electrical Critical Infrastructures
a (ID 153)
Lunch
2:30-3:30pm
SESSION X
Friday
Image Processing and Acquisition
ROOM 1
Chairs: Larbi Bellarbi, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Mohsine Bouya, International University of Rabat , Morocco
3:30-6:40 pm
Abdenacer Bourouhou, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Authors and Titles
03:30- 03:45
03:50- 04:05
04:10- 04:25
04:30- 04:45
04:50- 05:05
05:10- 5:40
05:40-05:55
06:00-06:15
06:20-06:35
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Amel Bouchemha, Mohamed Cherif Nait-Hamoud and Amine Nait-Ali.
Radon and Log-Gabor based Feature Fusion for Robust Palmprint Recognition (ID 8)
Asma Elmaizi, Elkebir Sarhrouni, Ahmed Hammouch and Chafiq Nacir.
A novel filter based on three variables mutual information for dimensionality reduction and
classification of hyperspectral images (ID 17)
Nadia El Atlas, Abdelmajid Bybi and Hilal Drissi Lahsini.
Features fusion for characterizing INBREAST-Database masses (ID 31)
Assma Azeroual and Afdel Karim.
A Faber Schauder Dominant Blocks Based Fragile Watermarking Scheme For Image Tamper Detection
(ID 138)
Banitouagua Ibtissam, Ait Kerroum Mounir, Hammouch Ahmed and Aboutajdine Driss.
Band Selection for High-Dimensional Remote Sensing Data by Mutual Information (ID 143)
Tea Break and Networking
Houda Harkat, Youssef Elfakir, Saad Bennani Dosse, Ghizlane Khaissidi and Mostafa Mrabti.
Ground Penetrating Radar Hyperbola Detection Using Scale Invariant Feature Transform (ID 151)
Zakaria Asrih, Aimad El mourabit, I. El hajjouji, A. Ezzine, Y. Laaziz and Salah Mars
Method for fluorescence image processing for Low cost system (ID 179)
Khalid Makaoui, Zouhair Guennoun and Mounir Ghogho.
Improved license plate localization (ID 199)
SESSION XI
Friday
03:30- 06:20 pm
Biomedical Engineering
ROOM 2
Chairs: Hamid El Ghazi, International University in Rabat, Morocco
Bah Abdellah, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Authors and Titles
03:30- 03:45
Achraf Benba, Abdelilah Jilbab, Ahmed Hammouch and Sara Sandabad.
Using RASTA-PLP for discriminating between diffirent neurological diseases(ID 4)
03:50- 04:05
Nabil Aqili, Abd-Errahim Maazouzi, Mourad Raji, Abdelilah Jilbab, Said Chaouki and Ahmed Hammouch.
On-line signature verification using Point Pattern Matching Algorithm (ID 29)
04:10- 04:25
Nabil Aqili, Abd-Errahim Maazouzi, Mourad Raji, Abdelilah Jilbab, Said Chaouki and Ahmed Hammouch.
Fingerprint Matching Algorithm based on Discrete to Continuous Approach (ID 30)
04:30- 04:45
04:50-05:05
05:10- 5:40
05:45-06:00
06:05-06:20
SESSION XII
Friday
3:30-6:00 pm
Fatima Chakir, Abdelilah Jilbab, Ahmed Hammouch and Chafik Nacir.
Detection and Identification Algorithm of the S1 and S2 Heart Sounds (ID 33)
Adil Salbi and Seddik Bri.
Novel technique of muscular electro-stimulation (ID 63)
Tea Break and Networking
Abdelhamid Bourouhou, Abdelilah Jilbab, Chafik Nacir and Ahmed Hammouch.
Comparison of Classification Methods to Detect the parkinson diseas (ID 102)
Afyf Amal, Larbi Bellarbi, Anouar Achour, Nourdin Yaakoubi and Mohamed Adel Sennouni.
UWB Thin Film Flexible Antenna for Microwave Thermography of Breast Cancer Detection (ID134)
Electrical Machines & Power Systems
ROOM 4
Chairs: Osama Mohammed , International University, Miami, Florida USA
Said Guedira, Higher National School of Mines of Rabat, Morocco
Authors and Titles
03:30- 03:45
03:50- 04:05
04:10- 04:25
04:30- 04:45
Abdelhamid Aamoud, Abdessamad Naitali and Ahmed Hammouch.
Neural Network based Electromagnetic Identification of Squirrel cage Induction Motor (ID 99)
04:50- 05:05
Chafik Eddahmani, Hassane Mahmoudi and Marouane El Azzaoui.
Direct Torque Control of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors in MATLAB/SIMULINK (ID 114)
05:10- 5:40
5:40-05:55
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Ouboubker Lahcen, Khafallah Mohamed, Lamterkati Jawad, Elafia Aziz and Chaikhy Hamid.
High torque control performance utilizing a three level inverters with a simple switching strategy of
induction machine(ID 13)
Sana Sahbani, Mustapha Kchikach, Abdelbari Redouane and Abdennebi El Hasnaoui.
Study And Analysis Of A Three-Phase Rectifier With Push-Pull Control (ID 37)
Abdelhamid Aamoud, Abdessamad Naitali and Ahmed Hammouch.
Online Characterization of Switched Reluctance Motors (ID 98)
Tea Break and Networking
Mohamed Bassoui.
ANFIS Modeling of Nonlineair Inductance (ID 191)
Friday
Poster session 2
Chairs: Abdenacer Bourouhou, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Mohammed Bennani, Mohammed V University of Rabat, ENSET, Morocco
Authors and Titles
5:10- 5:40 pm
Mohammed Benaichi, Mohammed Hadrami, Aboulkacem Karkri and Abdelaziz Chetouani.
Three-dimensional numerical simulation of solar cells (ID 129)
Bennani Mohamed Taj and Ait Kbir Mhamed.
The impact of MAC protocols in energy consumption on transferring multimedia contents using
Castalia simulator (ID 170)
Kanza Bayad, Elhoussine Bourhim, Mohammed Rziza and Oumsis Mohammed.
Comparative Study of Topology-based Routing Protocols in Vehicular ad hoc Network using
IEEE802.11p (ID 173)
Amghar Kamal, Louhibi Mohammed Ali, Salhi Najim and Salhi Merzouki.
A comparison of different methods For Numerical Analysis of heat transfer in a transverse channel
(ID 178)
Houda Moudni, Mohamed Er-Rouidi, Hicham Mouncif and Benachir El Hadadi.
Performance Analysis of AODV Routing Protocol in MANET under the Influence of Routing Attacks
(ID 181)
Salah Mars, Aimad El Mourabit, A. Moussa, Zakaria Asrih and I. El hajjouji .
High-level Performances Estimation of Image Processing Design using FPGA (ID 194)
Siham Lakrih and Jaouad Diouri.
Wide band frequency lumped parametters equivalent model for power networks (ID 195)
Ahmed Alami Merrouni, Hanane Ait Lahoussine Ouali, Mohammed Amine Moussaoui and Ahmed
Mezrhab. Analysis and comparaison of different Heat Transfer Fluids for a 1MWe Parabolic Trough
Collector (ID 109)
Youssef Es-Saady, Ismail El Massi, Mostafa El Yassa, Driss Mammass and Abdeslam Benazoun.
Automatic recognition of plant leaf diseases based on serial combination of two SVM classifiers
(ID 203)
ICEIT ’16 Co- chairs
Mohammed Essaaidi
Mohammed V University of Rabat
ENSIAS, Director
Soumia El Hani
Mohammed V University of Rabat
AMARIST
ENSET, Rabat
www.enset-space.org/ICEIT16
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