Volume 2 Number 4 December 2010

    
Modeling in Ethics Engineering

Sabah Al-Fedaghi

https://doi.org/

Abstract Modeling of systems, for example, communication systems, involves identification of their basic components and interrelationships. This paper proposes a model of ethical systems based on the notion of flow. The flow of ethical rules, for example, ought not lie, is conceptualized to trigger the flow/blockage of other flows such as information flow. In this scheme different types of mechanisms can... Read More


An Improved Blind Watermarking Scheme in Wavelet Domain

Hai Tao, Jasni Mohamad Zain, Ahmed N. Abd Alla, Wang Jing

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Abstract ABSTRACT: The trade-off between the imperceptibility and robustness is one of the most challenges in digital watermarking system. To solve the problem, this paper proposes an improved blind digital watermarking algorithm for images based on the combination of Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) decomposition and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). For protecting the copyright information of... Read More


Gray Level Based Face Detection Using Template Face Mask and L1 norm

Serdar YILMAZ

https://doi.org/

Abstract In today’s world, importance of biometric studies is increasing day by day. Biometric face recognition study is the most widely used method in the legal environment. Commonly, face image uses in all identification (IDs, driver’s license, passport, etc.). In particularly, to improve the social security of city life, automatic face detection and face recognition systems are needed and there is... Read More


A Proposed Theoretical Framework for Software Project Success

Sattam allahawiah, Haroon altarawneh, Moh’d M.I. Tarawneh

https://doi.org/

Abstract Software project management is one of the most challenging tasks in software development. Software projects are important part into almost every business application. It is quality, efficiency and effectiveness of these applications will determine the failure or success of many business solutions. Over the past few decades, software projects often failed to come up to user expectations, by it were... Read More


Discovery of Capacity-driven Web Services

Samir Moalla, Sami Yangui

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Abstract In this paper, we present a new model for semantic description of Web services called CYASA4WSDL (stands for Capacity-driven Yet Another Semantic Annotation for Web Services Description Language, CYASA for short). CYASA is strongly inspired from Capacity-driven Web Services Description Language (CWSDL for short) and Yet Another Semantic Annotation (YASA for short) description models. We also present a discovery algorithm... Read More