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Journal receives papers in continuous flow and we will consider articles from a wide range of Information Technology disciplines encompassing the most basic research to the most innovative technologies. Please submit your papers electronically to our submission system at http://jatit.org/submit_paper.php in an MSWord, Pdf or compatible format so that they may be evaluated for publication in the upcoming issue. This journal uses a blinded review process; please remember to include all your personal identifiable information in the manuscript before submitting it for review, we will edit the necessary information at our side. Submissions to JATIT should be full research / review papers (properly indicated below main title).

Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology June 2011 | Vol. 28. No.1

Paper ID:	14159-JATIT
Title:	APPLICATION OF UPFCS DEVICES FOR DAMPING OF POWER SYSTEM OSCILLATIONS
Author:	GABALLAH KHALF MOHAMED , AHMED A. HOSSAM ELDIN
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	This paper describes an adaptive tuning of parameters of a power oscillation damping (POD) controller for FACTS devices. The FACTS devices considered here are the Thyristor Controlled Series Compensator (TCSC) and the Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC). A residue method is applied to the linearized power system model to determine the best sitting for FACTS devices as well as for the selection of measured signals. Information available from a higher control level, e.g. from a wide-area monitoring and control platform, is used for a fine tuning of the POD controller in case of changing operating conditions.
Keywords	TCSC, UPFC, Power System Oscillations, Adaptive Control, Damping Controller Design
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Paper ID:	14196 -JATIT
Title:	A NOVEL APPROACH FOR SELECTING AN OPTIMAL NUMBER OF CELL SITE LOCATIONS IN VARYING GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS FOR CELLULAR NETWORKS
Author:	WILLIAMJEET SINGH , JYOTSNA SENGUPTA
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	Facing the rapidly growing demand for mobile communication services and the limited available radio spectrum, a careful design of cellular networks in terms of coverage and capacity becomes of uttermost relevance. With the increasing demand for cheaper and better wireless communication services from customers, and the tendency to move toward smaller cell sizes it is becoming very important to optimally design the cell geometry and select the minimum number of cell sites to provide maximum possible coverage. In this paper, we consider how to optimally determine the cell site locations such that number of base stations (N) is minimum while coverage is maximum so that best possible service is possible with minimum infrastructural costs. An enhanced algorithm is presented here that determines the optimal locations of base stations without performing an exhaustive search. The algorithm simulates the network, uses the function to rank the cells, removes the cell with the highest ranking, and repeats the process until k cells are removed.
Keywords	Cell Site, Network Design, Optimization, Coverage, Base Station
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Paper ID:	14199 -JATIT
Title:	EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF NOVEL SPACE-VECTOR PULSE WIDTH MODULATION (SVPWM) FOR DUAL FIVE-LEVEL AND DUAL SIX- LEVEL INVERTER FED SIX PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR(SPIM)
Author:	S. SIVA PRASAD, Dr. G. TULASI RAM DAS, Dr. P. S. SUBRAMANYAM
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	In this paper, a new simplified method for six phase Induction motor model control by Space Vector PWM scheme is implemented to dual five and dual six level inverter fed six phase induction motor. Specifically as compared with dual five, dual four, dual three and dual two level inverters, for a given dc bus voltage, a dual Six-level inverter is able to synthesize better waveforms with reduced torque ripples. This method is based on the simplification of the space–vector diagram of six-level inverter into six space vector diagrams of a four-level inverter and the each space-vector diagram of each four-level inverter is decomposed in to six space vector diagrams of three-level inverters and each three-level inverter is decomposed in to six space vector diagrams of two-level inverters. The total harmonic distortion have been calculated for dual five and six level Inverter fed six phase induction motor and found that THD is very much reduced for dual six–level inverter fed six phase Induction motor.
Keywords	Six-Phase Induction Motor, Space-Vector Pulse width Modulation
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Paper ID:	14207 -JATIT
Title:	A NOVEL ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE (EA) BASED APPROACH FOR DEVELOPING HEALTHCARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS (HIS)
Author:	NABIL ALI ALRAJEH, PH.D
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	Governments are investing more and more in the health sector given its importance and its impact on other vital sectors [1]. This sector has also witnessed a development at the level of disciplines, specialties, equipments, as well as the level of new information technologies which are mainly used to enhance health care. In addition to the integral solutions provided by industrial actors, scientific research has proposed several approaches to implement health information systems (HIS) within health institutions. Some of these approaches have been translated into the form of Frameworks whose integration was subjected to successes and failures. One of the reasons that lie behind these failures is due to the problems encountered when trying to apply a system that works in one country to another and applying public sector HIS to the private sector [2]. Furthermore, some health organizations have put forward standards and recommendations that are to be taken into account and applied in the sector [3, 4]. The aim of this paper is to propose a new approach based on an enterprise architecture model [5]. The basic concepts of this approach gives more possibilities for governments to implement a HIS which goes in line with the recommended health standards while respecting the various functional, technical and architectural system requirements for both private and public hospitals.
Keywords	Enterprise Architecture, Healthcare Information Systems, Frameworks, Integration
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Paper ID:	14325 -JATIT
Title:	A NEW MODEL FOR INFORMATION LOGISTICS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Author:	SAFWAN AL SALAIMEH
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	The concept of logistics systems Lies in the coordination of productive activities, financial, economic and information associated with each other for computing systems technology. The first appearance of these systems was during World War Two to resolve the issue of strategic effects in the field of industry and military affairs as well as to solve the problem of transportation in order to provide troops with military equipment and fuel. The technological logistics system is: Support for these systems, in terms of information and computerized. Lies in two areas: the first is a computer support for decision-making in the logistics systems specific type, and the second lies in the logistical and informational self-management that is implemented through the use of a package of software. This paper aims to provide a general model of the logistical systems and provide study in the application of this system in the area pharmaceutical industry management, we have found that strong information usage lead to strong productivity that aimed to increase revenue from productivity and reduce costs production leading eventually of the work of the technological logistics.
Keywords	Logistics, Information Technology, Management Functions, Relationships, Technical Information, Administrative Organization
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Paper ID:	14283-JATIT
Title:	A NOVEL CONTROL SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC DEVICES
Author:	THAIR A. SALIH, OMAR IBRAHIM YEHEA
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	It is difficult to find an autonomous robot capable of performing certain services in a real environment. One advantage of a robot is its ability to accomplish many of the tasks entrusted to him with high efficiency compared to that of humans. This paper aims to design and implement a robot system which has the ability to route traffic through a specific route and move with discretion through a place in so many forms, classified and put in place every time. A field programmable analog array (FPAA) technology has been used in building the proportional-integral (PI) controller system on the route of the robot in addition to the use of this technology in the programming the movement of robotic arm used to pick up the required objects. The proposed robot system underwent many tests, which showed the possibility of movement and it completed the required tasks with high accuracy according to the path planned.
Keywords	Robot , FPAA, PI Controller, Driver Circuit, Path Tracking, Arm Controller
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Paper ID:	14288 -JATIT
Title:	FUZZY CLUSTERING BASED ON MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM FOR DESIGN AN INTELLIGENT AGENT IN SERIOUS GAME
Author:	I.G. P. ASTO BUDITJAHJANTO
Source:	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology Vol 28. No. 1 -- 2011
Abstract	Decision-making plays important role for people. Almost every day they must decide a decision to solve their problems. Mistaken in selection a decision makes happen to lose in the competition. When the problem is in multi-objective problem, decision-making becomes very complicated. In this paper, the objective is to build an intelligent agent to help the decision maker or the player with a decision support while playing a serious game in economic and emission dispatch problem. This intelligent agent is constructed by two stages; the initial stage is multi-objective optimization problem that uses NSGA2 method. In this stage, NSGA2 results some optimal solutions. The next stage is clustering to cluster optimal solutions from first stage to be a small number of solutions. In this stage, we evaluate two clustering methods such as FCM, and FLVQ to accomplish the best method for build an intelligent agent which can offer several optimal solutions to the decision maker or the player.
Keywords	Fuzzy Clustering; Intelligent Agent; Multi-objective Optimization; Serious Game
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