2016
Boubiche S, Boubiche DE, Bilami A, Toral-Cruz H.
An Outline of Data Aggregation Security in Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks. SensorsSensors. 2016;16 :525.
AbstractData aggregation processes aim to reduce the amount of exchanged data in wireless sensor networks and consequently minimize the packet overhead and optimize energy efficiency. Securing the data aggregation process is a real challenge since the aggregation nodes must access the relayed data to apply the aggregation functions. The data aggregation security problem has been widely addressed in classical homogeneous wireless sensor networks, however, most of the proposed security protocols cannot guarantee a high level of security since the sensor node resources are limited. Heterogeneous wireless sensor networks have recently emerged as a new wireless sensor network category which expands the sensor nodes’ resources and capabilities. These new kinds of WSNs have opened new research opportunities where security represents a most attractive area. Indeed, robust and high security level algorithms can be used to secure the data aggregation at the heterogeneous aggregation nodes which is impossible in classical homogeneous WSNs. Contrary to the homogeneous sensor networks, the data aggregation security problem is still not sufficiently covered and the proposed data aggregation security protocols are numberless. To address this recent research area, this paper describes the data aggregation security problem in heterogeneous wireless sensor networks and surveys a few proposed security protocols. A classification and evaluation of the existing protocols is also introduced based on the adopted data aggregation security approach.
BOUNOUARA N, Chafaa K.
Particle swarm optimization of a PD controller for robotic manipulators. 9th International conference on Electrical Engineering and First Workshop on Robotics and Controls, , 02-04 Oct. 2016.
BOUNOUARA N, Chafaa K.
Particle swarm optimization of a PD controller for robotic manipulators. 9th International conference on Electrical Engineering and First Workshop on Robotics and Controls, , 02-04 Oct. 2016.
Mebarki G, RAHAL S.
Passive control of two-phase flow thermal instabilities in a vertical tube evaporator. ASME Journal of thermal science and engineering applicationsASME Journal of thermal science and engineering applications. 2016;Vol.8 :paper (9 pages).
Mebarki G, RAHAL S.
Passive control of two-phase flow thermal instabilities in a vertical tube evaporator. ASME Journal of thermal science and engineering applicationsASME Journal of thermal science and engineering applications. 2016;Vol.8 :paper (9 pages).
Hichem B, Fayçal DJEFFAL, Hichem F.
Performance enhancement of Pt/TiO 2/Si UV-photodetector by optimizing light trapping capability and interdigitated electrodes geometry, ISSN 0749-6036. Superlattices and MicrostructuresSuperlattices and Microstructures. 2016;Volume 97 :pp 303-312.
AbstractThis paper presents a hybrid approach based on an analytical and metaheuristic investigation to study the impact of the interdigitated electrodes engineering on both speed and optical performance of an Interdigitated Metal–Semiconductor–Metal Ultraviolet Photodetector (IMSM-UV-PD). In this context, analytical models regarding the speed and optical performance have been developed and validated by experimental results, where a good agreement has been recorded. Moreover, the developed analytical models have been used as objective functions to determine the optimized design parameters, including the interdigit configuration effect, via a Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm (MOGA). The ultimate goal of the proposed hybrid approach is to identify the optimal design parameters associated with the maximum of electrical and optical device performance. The optimized IMSM-PD not only reveals superior performance in terms of photocurrent and response time, but also illustrates higher optical reliability against the optical losses due to the active area shadowing effects. The advantages offered by the proposed design methodology suggest the possibility to overcome the most challenging problem with the communication speed and power requirements of the UV optical interconnect: high derived current and commutation speed in the UV receiver.
Hichem B, Fayçal DJEFFAL, Hichem F.
Performance enhancement of Pt/TiO 2/Si UV-photodetector by optimizing light trapping capability and interdigitated electrodes geometry, ISSN 0749-6036. Superlattices and MicrostructuresSuperlattices and Microstructures. 2016;Volume 97 :pp 303-312.
AbstractThis paper presents a hybrid approach based on an analytical and metaheuristic investigation to study the impact of the interdigitated electrodes engineering on both speed and optical performance of an Interdigitated Metal–Semiconductor–Metal Ultraviolet Photodetector (IMSM-UV-PD). In this context, analytical models regarding the speed and optical performance have been developed and validated by experimental results, where a good agreement has been recorded. Moreover, the developed analytical models have been used as objective functions to determine the optimized design parameters, including the interdigit configuration effect, via a Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm (MOGA). The ultimate goal of the proposed hybrid approach is to identify the optimal design parameters associated with the maximum of electrical and optical device performance. The optimized IMSM-PD not only reveals superior performance in terms of photocurrent and response time, but also illustrates higher optical reliability against the optical losses due to the active area shadowing effects. The advantages offered by the proposed design methodology suggest the possibility to overcome the most challenging problem with the communication speed and power requirements of the UV optical interconnect: high derived current and commutation speed in the UV receiver.
Hichem B, Fayçal DJEFFAL, Hichem F.
Performance enhancement of Pt/TiO 2/Si UV-photodetector by optimizing light trapping capability and interdigitated electrodes geometry, ISSN 0749-6036. Superlattices and MicrostructuresSuperlattices and Microstructures. 2016;Volume 97 :pp 303-312.
AbstractThis paper presents a hybrid approach based on an analytical and metaheuristic investigation to study the impact of the interdigitated electrodes engineering on both speed and optical performance of an Interdigitated Metal–Semiconductor–Metal Ultraviolet Photodetector (IMSM-UV-PD). In this context, analytical models regarding the speed and optical performance have been developed and validated by experimental results, where a good agreement has been recorded. Moreover, the developed analytical models have been used as objective functions to determine the optimized design parameters, including the interdigit configuration effect, via a Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm (MOGA). The ultimate goal of the proposed hybrid approach is to identify the optimal design parameters associated with the maximum of electrical and optical device performance. The optimized IMSM-PD not only reveals superior performance in terms of photocurrent and response time, but also illustrates higher optical reliability against the optical losses due to the active area shadowing effects. The advantages offered by the proposed design methodology suggest the possibility to overcome the most challenging problem with the communication speed and power requirements of the UV optical interconnect: high derived current and commutation speed in the UV receiver.
Tamalouzt S, Benyahia N, Rekioua T, Abdessemed R.
Performances analysis of WT-DFIG with PV and fuel cell hybrid power sources system associated with hydrogen storage hybrid energy system. International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyInternational Journal of Hydrogen Energy. 2016;41 :21006-21021.
Tamalouzt S, Benyahia N, Rekioua T, Abdessemed R.
Performances analysis of WT-DFIG with PV and fuel cell hybrid power sources system associated with hydrogen storage hybrid energy system. International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyInternational Journal of Hydrogen Energy. 2016;41 :21006-21021.
Tamalouzt S, Benyahia N, Rekioua T, Abdessemed R.
Performances analysis of WT-DFIG with PV and fuel cell hybrid power sources system associated with hydrogen storage hybrid energy system. International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyInternational Journal of Hydrogen Energy. 2016;41 :21006-21021.
Tamalouzt S, Benyahia N, Rekioua T, Abdessemed R.
Performances analysis of WT-DFIG with PV and fuel cell hybrid power sources system associated with hydrogen storage hybrid energy system. International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyInternational Journal of Hydrogen Energy. 2016;41 :21006-21021.
Bouriche H, Kherbache A, Kada S, Senator A, Demirtas I.
Phenolic content, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities of Anacyclus clavatus extracts. Environ Exp BiolEnviron Exp Biol. 2016;14 :127-135.
Bouriche H, Kherbache A, Kada S, Senator A, Demirtas I.
Phenolic content, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities of Anacyclus clavatus extracts. Environ Exp BiolEnviron Exp Biol. 2016;14 :127-135.
Bouriche H, Kherbache A, Kada S, Senator A, Demirtas I.
Phenolic content, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities of Anacyclus clavatus extracts. Environ Exp BiolEnviron Exp Biol. 2016;14 :127-135.
Bouriche H, Kherbache A, Kada S, Senator A, Demirtas I.
Phenolic content, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities of Anacyclus clavatus extracts. Environ Exp BiolEnviron Exp Biol. 2016;14 :127-135.
Bouriche H, Kherbache A, Kada S, Senator A, Demirtas I.
Phenolic content, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities of Anacyclus clavatus extracts. Environ Exp BiolEnviron Exp Biol. 2016;14 :127-135.
Bouriche H, Kada S, Assaf AM, Senator A, Gül F, Dimertas I.
Phytochemical screening and anti-inflammatory properties of Algerian Hertia cheirifolia methanol extract. Pharmaceutical BiologyPharmaceutical Biology. 2016;54 :2584-2590.