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Development of a Prototype Renewable Energy System and its Modification to Suit Middle East Applications

Salman K Salman

Pages: 55-59

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This paper concerns with exploitation of renewable energy sources for meeting energy requirements of remote locations. It presents an investigation which is based on a practical project that was executed in collaboration between academia and industry. It involves design and installation of a prototype integrated renewable energy system which consists of two 15 kW wind turbines, electrolyser, fuel cell system (FCS) and the associated control equipment. It was installed at the furthest island of Shetland, North of Scotland, U.K. The philosophy used in designing this system is summarised as follows: During times of high wind, the electricity generated by wind turbines is normally greater than that required by site electrical load. The excessive amount of generated electricity is stored into Hydrogen by utilising an electrolyser which is then used to generate the deficient electric power by the FCS at times of low wind.

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A Comprehensive Review of Image Segmentation Techniques

Salwa Khalid Abdulateef, Mohanad Dawood Salman

Pages: 166-175

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Image segmentation is a wide research topic; a huge amount of research has been performed in this context. Image segmentation is a crucial procedure for most object detection, image recognition, feature extraction, and classification tasks depend on the quality of the segmentation process. Image segmentation is the dividing of a specific image into a numeral of homogeneous segments; therefore, the representation of an image into simple and easy forms increases the effectiveness of pattern recognition. The effectiveness of approaches varies according to the conditions of objects arrangement, lighting, shadow and other factors. However, there is no generic approach for successfully segmenting all images, where some approaches have been proven to be more effective than others. The major goal of this study is to provide summarize of the disadvantages and the advantages of each of the reviewed approaches of image segmentation.

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Enhancing Linear Independent Component Analysis: Comparison of Various Metaheuristic Methods

Nidaa Abdul Mohsin Abbas, Hussein Mohammed Salman

Pages: 113-122

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Various methods have been exploited in the blind source separation problems, especially in cocktail party problems. The most commonly used method is the independent component analysis (ICA). Many linear and nonlinear ICA methods, such as the radial basis functions (RBF) and self-organizing map (SOM) methods utilise neural networks and genetic algorithms as optimisation methods. For the contrast function, most of the traditional methods, especially the neural networks, use the gradient descent as an objective function for the ICA method. Most of these methods trap in local minima and consume numerous computation requirements. Three metaheuristic optimisation methods, namely particle, quantum particle, and glowworm swarm optimisation methods are introduced in this study to enhance the existing ICA methods. The proposed methods exhibit better results in separation than those in the traditional methods according to the following separation quality measurements: signal-to-noise ratio, signal-to-interference ratio, log-likelihood ratio, perceptual evaluation speech quality and computation time. These methods effectively achieved an independent identical distribution condition when the sampling frequency of the signals is 8 kHz.

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Healthcare Monitoring and Analytic System Based Internet of Thing

Bahaa S. Mostafa, Abbas Hussain Miry, Tariq M. Salman

Pages: 30-36

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In this work, a healthcare monitoring system-based Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is proposed, implemented, analyze it by artificial intelligence using fuzzy logic. Atmega microcontroller was used to achieve the function of the proposed work and provide the area for monitoring and Analytic(decision) to the caretakers or doctors through putting the results in the platform. In this paper, the heart rate pulse sensor and infrared temperature sensor are chosen, which give skin temperature and room temperature to provide their results to the caretaker. The decision that gives the patient is in a normal state, or the fuzzy logic does an abnormal state or risk state. The fuzzy logic is used for it accurate and fast in processing data and gives a result very closer to the reality in smart health services. IoMT enables the doctors and caretakers to monitor the patient easily at any time and any place by using their intelligent laptops, tablets, and phones. Finally, the proposed system can contribute to the construction of a wide healthcare monitoring system in the unit or in the department that follows on for the hospital. Therefore, Doctors can improve the accuracy of the diagnosis, as they receive all the patient data necessary.

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Design and Implementation Model for Linearization Sensor Characteristic by FPAA

Alaa Abdul Hussein Salman, Fadhil Rahma Tahir, Mofeed Turky Rashid

Pages: 165-173

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Linearization sensors characteristics becomes very interest field for researchers due to the importance in enhance the system performance, measurement accuracy, system design simplicity (hardware and software), reduce system cost, ..etc. in this paper, two approaches has been introduced in order to linearize the sensor characteristics; first is signal condition circuit based on lock up table (LUT) which this method performed for linearize NTC sensor characteristic. Second is ratiometric measurement equation which this method performed for linearize LVDT sensor characteristic. The proposed methods has been simulated by MATLAB, and then implemented by using Anadigm AN221E04 Field Programmable Analog Array (FPAA) development kit which several experiments performed in order to improve the performance of these approaches.

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Analysis of Permanent Magnet Material Influence on Eddy Current Braking Efficiency

Ahmed M. Salman, Jamal A.-K. Mohammed, Farag M. Mohammed

Pages: 220-225

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Traditional friction brakes can generate problems such as high braking temperature and pressure, cracking, and wear, leading to braking failure and user damage. Eddy current brake systems (contactless magnetic brakes) are one method used in motion applications. They are wear-free, less temperature-sensitive, quick, easy, and less susceptible to wheel lock, resulting in less brake failure due to the absence of physical contact between the magnet and disc. Important factors that can affect the performance of the braking system are the type of materials manufactured for the permanent magnets. This paper examines the performance of the permanent magnetic eddy current braking (PMECB) system. Different kinds of permanent magnets are proposed in this system to create eddy currents, which provide braking for the braking system is simulated using FEA software to demonstrate the efficiency of braking in terms of force production, energy dissipation, and overall performance findings demonstrated that permanent magnets consisting of neodymium, iron, and boron consistently provided the maximum braking effectiveness. The lowest efficiency is found in ferrite, which has the second-lowest efficiency behind samarium cobalt. This is because ferrite has a weaker magnetic field. Because of this, the PMECBS based on NdFeB magnets has higher power dissipation values, particularly at higher speeds.

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A Secure Image Cryptographic Algorithm Based on Triple Incorporated Ciphering Stages

Sura F. Yousif, Abbas Salman Hameed, Dheyaa T. Al-Zuhairi

Pages: 1-21

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Lately, image encryption has stand out as a highly urgent demand to provide high security for digital images against use and unauthorized distribution. A lot of existing researches use chaotic systems, symmetric or asymmetric schemes for image encryption, but cryptosystem based on one encryption technique only, faces many challenges like weak security and low complexity. Therefore, incorporating two or more different ciphering methods yields a secure and efficient algorithm to protect image information. In this work, a new image cryptosystem is suggested by joining zigzag scan technique, RSA algorithm and chaotic systems. These three security factors introduce Triple Incorporated Ciphering stages system (TIC). Initially, the plaintext image is divided into 8 × 8 non-overlapping blocks, then the odd blocks are isolated from the even blocks. After that, a new modified zigzag scan in two different directions is adopted for shuffling pixels in the odd and even blocks. This operation effectively enhances the shuffling degree. Next, the RSA algorithm is utilized after combining the scrambled blocks in one matrix. Finally, chaotic systems are implemented on the resultant encrypted matrix to complete the ciphering process. The chaos is implemented in two steps; confusion and diffusion. Duffing map is exploited in the confusion stage, whereas L¨u system is adopted on the shuffled matrix in the diffusion stage. The simulation results show the superiority of TIC in both security and attacks robustness compared to other cryptographic algorithms. Therefore, TIC can be exploited in real-time communication systems for secure image transmission.

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Ant Colony Algorithm (ACO) Applied for Tuning PI of Shunt Active Power Filter (SAPF)

Raheel Jawad, Rawaa Jawad, Zahraa Salman

Pages: 204-211

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In the present-day decade, the world has regarded an expansion in the use of non-linear loads. These a lot draw harmonic non- sinusoidal currents and voltages in the connection factor with the utility and distribute them with the useful resource of the overall performance of it. The propagation of these currents and voltages into the grids have an effect on the electricity constructions in addition to the one of various client equipment. As a result, the electrical strength notable has come to be critical trouble for each client and distributor of electrical power. Active electrical electricity filters have been proposed as environment splendid gear for electrical power pinnacle notch enchantment and reactive electrical strength compensation. Active Power Filters (APFs) have Flipped out to be a possible wish in mitigating the harmonics and reactive electrical electricity compensation in single-phase and three-phase AC electrical energy networks with Non-Linear Loads (NLLs). Conventionally, this paper applied Ant Colony Algorithm (ACO) for tuning PI and reduce Total Harmonic Distortion (THD). The result show reduces THD at 2.33%.

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