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        1 - Kinetic Modeling of Color Changes in French Fries During Frying Process
        H. Sabbaghi A. M. Ziaiifar A. R. Sadeghi M. Kashaninejad H. Mirzaei
        Introduction: Color development during frying process is a surface phenomenon that depends on the processing temperature and time and might concern other aspects.  The aim of this research was explanation of color changes and behavior of French fries during the pro More
        Introduction: Color development during frying process is a surface phenomenon that depends on the processing temperature and time and might concern other aspects.  The aim of this research was explanation of color changes and behavior of French fries during the process as a mathematical model at various temperatures.  Materials and Methods: Blanched potato stripes were fried using a fryer equipped with thermo controller where the sunflower oil was used as a frying media at the temperature of 145, 160 and 175 ºC for 60, 120, 180 and 240 seconds. Surface temperature of the product was measured using T type thermocouple that was located about 1mm below the surface of the strip and recorded using data logger by 2 seconds intervals during process. Color parameters as brightness (L), redness (a) and yellowness (b) were achieved using Lovibond apparatus and kinetic model was fitted on their changes versus time using MATLAB software version of 2009. Finally, critical temperature of color changes during frying was specified by carrying out statistical analysis of equivalent values of color change intensity (∆E∞) as completely randomized design and Duncan mean comparison with 95% confidence level using SPSS software version of 19.    Results: The results of this experiment showed that the main part of color parameter changes occurred during early stages of frying process. Higher temperature caused less brightness (L), more redness (a) and more yellowness (b) (more acceptable). The temperature of 160 ºC can be defined as the critical temperature for significant changes (P≤0.05) in the color intensity.  Conclusion: Kinetic of crust color changes in French fries follows the raising exponential equation of R2=0.99.  Applying high temperature and short time process can be suitable for the control of color quality and therefore food safety.   Manuscript profile
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        2 - The Impact of Urban Parks on PM10 Suspended Particles, Through Using GIS Software
        majid Abbasspour Amir Hossein Javid Saeide Saeidi
        Abstract The goal of this article is to analyze the impact of green space and urban parks on reduction of PM10 suspended particles and compare the resulted figures with the surrounding areas. In this research Laleh Park and its surroundings were selected. Laleh park wit More
        Abstract The goal of this article is to analyze the impact of green space and urban parks on reduction of PM10 suspended particles and compare the resulted figures with the surrounding areas. In this research Laleh Park and its surroundings were selected. Laleh park with 35 hectares of land is located in district 6 of Tehran municipality limit .The park was developed 45 years ago and has performed as important asset in the district where served Tehran citizens by variety of uses such as recreational, sports, and amusement. For this purpose , long term studies were conducted and frequent visits made to project site ,where eventually 14 monitoring stations equipped with standard instruments were installed to take field samples of PM10 suspended particles ,twice daily (morning and evening ),for a period of one year. On the basis of these measurements, the average seasonal and annual PM10 suspended particles were compared with figures obtained from the surrounding city pollution monitoring stations. Also in this area, meteorological parameters such as temperature, humidity, speed and direction of wind were measured. Through using GIS software as a potential system, dispersion pattern of particles in the environment was analyzed. Continuing the process, software (matlab) was able to show the spectrum of dispersion pattern from park central square to maximum radius of 3000 meters. Finally, the positive correlation between presence of space and reduction of suspended particles in the environment is shown based on PM10 dispersion pattern graphs drawn through use of GIS software. Manuscript profile
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        3 - Comparison performance of two models DRAINMOD and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) for the forecast of water table
        Atefeh Sayadi Shahraki Abd Ali Naseri Amir Soltani Mohammadi
        Abstract Farm experiments are useful in knowing the drainage systems but they have considerable limitations including the inability to use them as prediction tools. Application of simulation models can cover these deficiencies but it is necessary to use the field data More
        Abstract Farm experiments are useful in knowing the drainage systems but they have considerable limitations including the inability to use them as prediction tools. Application of simulation models can cover these deficiencies but it is necessary to use the field data to evaluate the accuracy of the model. In this study, Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and model DRAINMOD are used to predict water table. For this purpose, field R9-11 of the Debal Khazaei sugarcane plantation is selectedand Input parameters of the models, including fluctuations in water table, the volume of irrigation water, drainage flow, Climatic data, Soil physical properties and Drainage system parameters were measured from November 2013 to October 2014. The results have showed that the artificial neural network method has a highest accuracy in predicting water table. So that the average RMSE between measured and simulation with Artificial Neural Networks and DRAINMOD obtained 0.02 and 16.8 respectively. Manuscript profile
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        4 - An Investigation on the Modeling of Heat Distribution and Atomic Diffusion in the Joining of the AA2024-T4 to AA6061-T6 by TLP Process
        Anbarzadeh A Sabet H Geranmayeh A. R
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        5 - Analysis of the Dynamic Forces of 3D Printer with 4 Degrees of Freedom
        sajjad pakzad ebrahim imani
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        6 - Definition of Bus Priority Vector to Solve Distribution Load Flow for Radial Networks using MATLAB
        Peyman Nazarian
        Introduction:  Load distribution analysis is a fundamental and basic study for all power networks, including distribution networks, which are used in steady-state conditions. Power system planning and operation, power network reorganization, and many optimization s More
        Introduction:  Load distribution analysis is a fundamental and basic study for all power networks, including distribution networks, which are used in steady-state conditions. Power system planning and operation, power network reorganization, and many optimization studies require a large number of load distribution calculations in normal and emergency situations. Due to the nonlinearity of the system of load distribution equations, it is necessary to use iterative solution methods to solve it. In addition, due to a large number of power grid buses, matrix algebra is used. Some of these applications require fast iterative solutions of load distribution and therefore it is very important that load distribution analysis is performed efficiently. A number of load distribution algorithms are specifically designed for distribution systems. One of these methods considers bus voltages as state variables and works based on an iterative algorithm and uses special methods to increase convergence.Method: The proposed algorithm of this paper called SDLF in this article does not need special matrices and complex programming. In this method, load distribution can be achieved easily with only a simple vector that shows the priority of buses, which we call BPV, and by using the forward-backward sweeper algorithm. It is worth mentioning that the BPV vector itself is extracted from the network topology. This work can be done both visually from the electrical diagram of the network and from the data matrix of network D by MATLAB software. Finding: In terms of the convergence of the solution, increasing the repetition has led to an increase in accuracy, and as a result, the 10th repetition has been chosen as a relatively accurate result to confirm the validity of the method, considering the required engineering precision. The obtained results show that even in the first iteration, an acceptable accuracy for the voltage range has been obtained. In steady state analysis of power networks, the voltage amplitude is more important than the voltage phase. The noteworthy point is that in calculating the voltage phase, it is not necessary to update its value in each step, and it is enough to calculate the voltage phase after obtaining the voltage ranges. Conclusion: In this article, a new method called SDLF is introduced to study the load distribution of distribution networks. The results of the implementation of the proposed method, with an acceptable engineering error, can be used in the common applications of power networks in the first iteration, and based on this, it can be used as an online load distribution in SCADA systems. The effectiveness of the method was checked on the test network of 33 IEEE buses in the text of the article and its validity was confirmed. The introduction of the BPV bus priority vector made it possible to avoid using complex matrices and additional calculations and to reduce the time of load distribution calculations. Manuscript profile
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        7 - Providing an intelligent credit risk management system of the bank based on the macroeconomic indicators in the country's stock exchange banks
        Mohsen ziaee Bidhendy Mehrzad Minooee Mirfeiz Fallahshams
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        8 - Simulation of the autonomous robot control system in different geometric conditions of the pipe and the effect of the optimal torque distributor on the energy consumption of the robot
        Hosain Mashjoor Koresh Heidari Shirazi
             In the present research, an autonomous wheeled seven-degree-of-freedom robot with an adaptation mechanism to a passive diameter pipe was designed with the help of Adams software, and after checking the correctness of its movement, by designing a More
             In the present research, an autonomous wheeled seven-degree-of-freedom robot with an adaptation mechanism to a passive diameter pipe was designed with the help of Adams software, and after checking the correctness of its movement, by designing a fuzzy controller in the Simulink section of the software, the dynamic simulation of its movement in various geometric conditions such as straight and vertical pipes, elbows, pipes with reducers, deposits and corrosion were investigated. A fuzzy controller was designed to guide this robot inside the tube, and its control system was implemented using direct current motors for each of the robot's wheels. The ability of the fuzzy controller of the robot to follow the desired input speed and its response characteristics in the steady state were investigated, and the presented results showed that the fuzzy controller performs better in following high speeds and has a better transient response at these speeds. Using the optimal torque distribution system, the robot control system is improved and the output signal of the fuzzy controller can be sent to the robot wheels in a targeted way. Therefore, the application of this method caused a significant reduction in the power consumption of the robot and optimization of its energy consumption. This designed robot has a high potential for making an accurate sample, commercialization and responding to the current needs of the country's oil and gas industry due to its less expensive mechanism compared to similar ones. Manuscript profile
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        9 - Identification of Karoon River Water Quality Using Mamdani Fuzzy Inference Model
        Meysam Vadiati Mohammad Nakhaei Vahab Amiri Amraei Ali Mirarabi
        In recent years, fuzzy-logic-based methods have adjusted to spot uncertainty in environmental problems. In thepresent study, a methodology based on Fuzzy Inference Model to assess river water quality is used. The potentialapplication of the fuzzy model has been tested w More
        In recent years, fuzzy-logic-based methods have adjusted to spot uncertainty in environmental problems. In thepresent study, a methodology based on Fuzzy Inference Model to assess river water quality is used. The potentialapplication of the fuzzy model has been tested with a case study. Therefore, a data set collected from seventeenstations through the Karoon River from 2008 t0 2009 has been used. The most important parameters areaffecting the river quality of water such as DO, BOD5, NO3-, Cl-, EC has been used. Using Fuzzy InferenceModel, the river water quality classified in three categories; Good, Moderate and Poor. Results showed thatfuzzy inference model is able to indicate water quality variations in different seasons. Therefore, thismethodology develops as a suitable and alternative tool to be used in developing effective water managementplans. Manuscript profile
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        10 - Virtual sensor design temperature for a dryer using a Kalman filter
        arman khaleghi Morteza Mohammadzaheri Hadi Kargar Sharif Abad
        This paper aims at introduction, design and validation of a temperature virtual sensor for an infrared dryer. As proposed in this article, a virtual sensor is an algorithm to estimate the temperature at one or some points in a thermal system (e.g. an infrared dryer) bas More
        This paper aims at introduction, design and validation of a temperature virtual sensor for an infrared dryer. As proposed in this article, a virtual sensor is an algorithm to estimate the temperature at one or some points in a thermal system (e.g. an infrared dryer) based on the measured temperature at a number of other points. In this research, the designed algorithm estimates the temperature of a single point; however, the methodology can be evidently extended to multiple points.  Inspired by direct and inverse heat transfer models, a mathematical model is presented for virtual sensing. In the present study, we sensors that report temperature drying are performed, with the help of MATLAB and using a Kalman filter with an alternative estimator algorithm. First dryer with equipment in the lab was built and all the various trials that it was necessary to obtain data on the device. Mathematical models in state-space system were defined and then the least-square algorithm in MATLAB matrix coefficients of the equation of state of the system was identified. Then we just supposed to remove a thermocouple. The obtained model was used for planning the optimal Kalman filter. Next, remove the thermocouple temperature was estimated by the Kalman filter. Compare the actual temperature measured by the temperature and time of desired precision thermocouple measurement algorithms as well as Virtual temperature indicated. Manuscript profile
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        11 - CNC milling stability prediction method hallways full third order discretization
        Salman Paknazar Mohammad Jafar Ostad Ahmad Ghorabi
          In this article, prediction of lobe stability diagram is presented with the new method of 3th degree of full discretization that is based on direct integral. First, the dynamic model of milling with delay is developed from condition form to integral form. Then e More
          In this article, prediction of lobe stability diagram is presented with the new method of 3th degree of full discretization that is based on direct integral. First, the dynamic model of milling with delay is developed from condition form to integral form. Then every period is discretized in limited time sections. Full discretization method is used for manual calculation of system integral. In every small time interval, the Lagrange 3th degree multi term is applied to interpolate the condition part. Furthermore the Lagrange linear multi term is also used for interpolation of delay- and period parts. A discrete dynamic design is achieved.  Now it is possible to determine the matrix of condition transition in a time interval. Using this matrix by Floquet theory, lets to predict the stability lobe diagram. A basic example provides verifying of this method by comparison with results from literatures. The MATLAB program to calculate the problem is attached. Manuscript profile
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        12 - Image processing on images of ancient artifacts with the help of methods based on artificial intelligence
        Mahyar Radak Anita Akhgar
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        13 - The Intelligent Modeling
        M Asghari M. A Badamchizadeh M. E Akbari
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        14 - A Combination of Genetic Algorithm and Particle Swarm Optimization for Power Systems Planning Subject to Energy Storage
        Mohsen Mohammadhosseini Hamid Ghadiri
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        15 - Designing a Competency Assessment Model for Information Technology Professionals Using the Fuzzy Expert System Approach
        Mohammad Taghi Taghavifard Mohammad Javad Jalili Mirali Seyednaghavi Iman Raeesi Vanani
        Possessing appropriate human resources is undoubtedly the most important organizational competitive advantage in today's state of flux governing the world. That’s why organizational success is reliant on human resource development which is viable in various compan More
        Possessing appropriate human resources is undoubtedly the most important organizational competitive advantage in today's state of flux governing the world. That’s why organizational success is reliant on human resource development which is viable in various companies and countries merely through identifying and understanding the capabilities and competencies of the enormous potential of human resources. Competency plays a key role in IT professionals’ performance as well as their success and efficiency. Thus, the present study aimed at designing a model for assessing the IT professionals’ competency based on the fuzzy expert system approach. This exploratory two-phase mixed-methods (qualitative-quantitative) research commenced with a qualitative analysis by reviewing the literature and interviewing experts to design the assessment model which was further subject to quantitative scrutiny in the second phase. The research sample comprised 15 hospital IT professionals who completed the questionnaire that was employed as the data collection instrument to glean the research data that were further analyzed through Excel, SPSS and Matlab software programs. The results of the qualitative and quantitative analyses pointed out four main indicators that were next prioritized with regard to their role in the degree of professionals’ competency using the process of fuzzy hierarchical analysis. The if-then database was completed and Mamdani Fuzzy Inference System was used to determine the exact competency level of IT professionals which was found to be high with an accurately equal to 0.712. Validation of the model verified compatibility of the results with the views of experts in the field. Manuscript profile
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        16 - Modeling the resilience of the city against natural hazards with emphasis on floods (Case study: Ghaemshahr city)
        Hamzeh Behrouzi mohammad reza zandmoghadam saeid kamyabi
        With the development of urbanization, cities have become the focus of attention and the demand for natural resources and attention to their global environmental impact has increased.Urban planning and urban planning activities have increased the pressure on nature and w More
        With the development of urbanization, cities have become the focus of attention and the demand for natural resources and attention to their global environmental impact has increased.Urban planning and urban planning activities have increased the pressure on nature and weakened its resilience, which has often had devastating consequences for cities and their inhabitants.Therefore, the purpose of this study is to model the degree of resilience of the city against natural hazards with emphasis.The method used in this study is to use GIS software to determine the most resilient points and to use the methods of genetic algorithm(GA)and particle swarm intelligence(PSO)and their programming.It is in MATLAB environment, to use it to determine the most important components of urban resilience and effective solutions to strengthen resilience.Against the flood was determined and then the final hazard map was prepared by combining all the mentioned components. In the second stage, to determine the most important components of resilience in the city, this time 32 indicators of resilience components based on 4 criteria(physical-spatial, Economic,social, institutional) and was analyzed using the method of genetic algorithm, which finally3 points of the city, respectively(Stadium Sh Hid Watani, Tlar Park, Siraj Park)were selected and prioritized as the most resilient areas. Then, in order to confirm and compare the research findings by genetic algorithm(GA)PSO method was used.In the final stage It is suggested that increasing the resilience of Ghaemshahr city in the first stage requires strengthening and modifying the structures of the natural environment and then maintaining a safe environment. Manuscript profile
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        17 - Designing, Implementation and Modeling of an Acrobot Mechanism and its Interface with MATLAB
        Hasan Seidi Abbas Harifi Amir Zare Shahri
        Nowadays, the control of machenical systems with fewer inputs than outputs (Underactuated systems) has become a challenging problem for control engineers. The 2DOF Acrobot system is one of the appealing example of this category. The goal of this paper, is designing, mod More
        Nowadays, the control of machenical systems with fewer inputs than outputs (Underactuated systems) has become a challenging problem for control engineers. The 2DOF Acrobot system is one of the appealing example of this category. The goal of this paper, is designing, modeling and implementation of an Acrobot system to use in linear control, digital control, robotics and artificial intelligence labs. So, at first, a suitable mechanism (simple and low price) was designed by SolidWorks. Then, the designed mechanism was made carefully. In the next step, dynamical model of the system was obtained based on Euler-Lagrange method. After implementation of some practical subsystem in the Simulink environment, the Acrobot system was linked with the MATLAB using a Data Acquisituon card. Manuscript profile
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        18 - Optimization of Pile Groups Using Genetic Algorithm
        Mehdi Jahangirpour Amin sodagar Aliakbare heshmati Hosein salehzadeh
        Abstract Most civil projects applied to heavy vertical and horizontal loads or in lands do not have enough strength against applied load. Despite heavy expenses, it is necessary to use pile. Pile foundations are much more expensive than spread and mat foundations; henc More
        Abstract Most civil projects applied to heavy vertical and horizontal loads or in lands do not have enough strength against applied load. Despite heavy expenses, it is necessary to use pile. Pile foundations are much more expensive than spread and mat foundations; hence, determining number, dimensions and distances should be done with special care so that these parameters are not determined excessively. For optimized design of pile groups, cost analyses based on settlement equations and bearing capacities to determine number, dimensions and piles distances are necessary. In this research, a computer program has been written in MATLAB language, and by using genetic algorithm which can optimize pile groups design. Outputs of this computer program consist of diameter and length of piles, thickness of pile cap, number of piles and their distances in each direction; therefore, this computer program can design an optimized pile group which tackles technical problems while it is the most economical. Manuscript profile
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        19 - the effect of mobile phone graphical calculator teaching on mathematics self-efficacy
        Zainab Chaliat Ghasem Rekabdar Bahareh Soleymani
        The purpose of this research is to investigate the effect of teaching the use of mobile phone graphic calculator on the mathematical efficiency of humanities students.The research is an experimental type with a pre-test-post-test design and a control group. The statisti More
        The purpose of this research is to investigate the effect of teaching the use of mobile phone graphic calculator on the mathematical efficiency of humanities students.The research is an experimental type with a pre-test-post-test design and a control group. The statistical population is 10th grade female students in the field of humanities in Khorramshahr city in the academic year of 1400-1401. Using the available sampling method, 46 students were selected as a sample and two classes of 23 students were randomly divided into control and experimental groups. The experimental group received 7 sessions of MATLAB graphic calculator training In contrast, no training was given to the control group. In order to collect data, Rodrigues 2003 math self-efficacy questionnaire was used for pre- and post-test of two control and experimental groups. The reliability of the questionnaire using Cronbach's alpha method was more than 0.90.The data was analyzed using SPSS24 software and covariance analysis method. Due to the significance of the interaction between the group and the pre-test, Hayes regression was used to solve this problem. The results showed that there is a significant difference between the experimental and control groups in mathematical automaticity. The effect size is ɳ2=0.32. Manuscript profile
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        20 - طراحی بهینه ابعاد مقطع کانالهای روباز با استفاده از الگوریتم PSO
        محسن منادی میرعلی محمدی Hamed Taghizadeh
        در این مقاله از الگوریتم بهینه سازی اجتماع ذرات جهت طراحی بهینه مقطع کانالهای روباز با مقاطع مثلثی، مستطیلی و ذوزنقه ای استفاده شده است. متغیرهای مقطع کانالها شامل، عمق، شیب جانبی و عرض کف می باشند. تابع هدف کمینه سازی هزینه ساخت کانال می باشد. برای کدنویسی و بهینه سازی More
        در این مقاله از الگوریتم بهینه سازی اجتماع ذرات جهت طراحی بهینه مقطع کانالهای روباز با مقاطع مثلثی، مستطیلی و ذوزنقه ای استفاده شده است. متغیرهای مقطع کانالها شامل، عمق، شیب جانبی و عرض کف می باشند. تابع هدف کمینه سازی هزینه ساخت کانال می باشد. برای کدنویسی و بهینه سازی مسئله از نرم افزار MATLAB استفاده شده است. قید مسئله از طریق رابطه مانینگ برای جریان یکنواخت در کانالهای روباز اعمال شده است. تابع هزینه مسئله شامل هزینه عملیات خاکی، هزینه مازاد انجام حفاری و عملیات خاکی در اعماق زیر سطح زمین و هزینه اجرای روکش کانال می باشد. برای بیان مقادیر بهینه متغیرهای مقاطع از توابع ساده با عبارات هزینه واحد استفاده شده است. متغیرهای بهینه مقطع با در نظر گرفتن سطح مقطع حداقل یا محیط پیرامون حداقل به دست امده اند. کلیه برنامه های کامپیوتری در نرم افزار متلب نوشته شده است. نتایج به دست آمده نشان داد که الگوریتم PSO معرفی شده برای طراحی مقطع بهینه کانالهای روباز الگوریتمی قدرتمند می باشد. Manuscript profile
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        21 - A Parallel Implementation of Modified Fuzzy Logic for Breast Cancer Detection
        Farnaz Hoseini Asadollah Shahbahrami Anaram Yaghoobi Notash Peyman Bayat
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        22 - Evaluation of energy loss in solar panels in day-night circulation by MATLAB
        Elay Mehrpourazari Shahrokh Jalili
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        23 - Modified FGP approach and MATLAB program for solving multi-level linear fractional programming problems
        Kailash Lachhwani Suresh Nehra
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        24 - Investigation and Simulation of Different Medical Image Processing Algorithms to Improve Image Quality Using Simulink MATLAB
        Parissa Salehi Neda Behzadfar
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        25 - Energy Management in Photovoltaic Based Micro-Grid Systems
        Mojtaba Jamiati
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        26 - Modeling of Maximum Solar Power Tracking by Genetic Algorithm Method
        Mojtaba Jamiati
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        27 - Steady-State and Dynamic Simulations of Gas Absorption Column Using MATLAB and SIMULINK
        Naved Siraj Abdul Hakim
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        28 - A Numerical Solution of Three-Dimensional Unsteady State Heat Equation
        Endalew Tsega
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        29 - IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE PLANNING OPTIMIZATION MODEL: THE CASE OF WINE GRAPE FARMING IN DODOMA, TANZANIA
        Halidi Lyeme JAIROS SHINZEH
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        30 - Designing a robot to follow a command from the analysis of the image received from the operator
        Majid Amiri Shayan Farokhi Aleh Kouhi Ahmad Keshavarzi
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        31 - Prediction of Ground-Level Air Pollution Using Artificial Neural Network in Tehran
        Afshin Khoshand Mahshid Shahbazi Sehrani Hamidreza Kamalan Siamak Bodaghpour
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        32 - Evaluation of Wavelet Energy for the Vibration of a Single Pile Embedded in Sand under the Effect of Near-Field and Far-Field Earthquakes
        Navid Hasanpouri Notash روزبه دبیری Masoud Hajialilue Bonab Larissa Khodadadi فریبا بهروز سرند
        Evaluating pile performance against seismic loading is one of the most important issues in geotechnical engineering. Various approaches are used in the evaluation of this performance, which can be referred to as continuous and discrete approaches. In the continuous appr More
        Evaluating pile performance against seismic loading is one of the most important issues in geotechnical engineering. Various approaches are used in the evaluation of this performance, which can be referred to as continuous and discrete approaches. In the continuous approach, two-dimensional and three-dimensional analyzes can be used. One of the very important disadvantages that can be pointed out in the three-dimensional analyzes of piles is the increase in computational costs. Therefore, improving the accuracy of two-dimensional analyzes in order to reduce computational costs is inevitable. The present study has used Abaqus finite element software to evaluate the response of a single pile embedded in single— and double-layer sand under two earthquake records (far-field and near-field). The subsequent stage involved employing the wavelet transformation technique to analyze the signal derived from the pile cross-section. The present study utilized the acceleration time histories of the pile head as the input signal for wavelet transformation. The result showed that the wavelet energy for the pile head signal was higher in the near-field record than in the far-field record. The analysis indicated an 11% and 41% increase in wavelet energy for single-layer and double-layer profiles, respectively. This increase in wavelet energy is due to the significant increase in horizontal displacement of the pile under near-field records compared to far-field records. Therefore, by implementing signal processing analysis employing continuous wavelet transformation on the horizontal acceleration of the pile section, relevant information regarding the type of earthquake records that occurred at the site can be extracted. Manuscript profile