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Schedule of the Conference
Conference Site Xinjiang Grand Hotel, Urumuqi (新疆大酒店). It is 20km from the airport, and 6km from the train station.
August 12 12:00-20:00 Registration at Xinjiang Grand Hotel 20:00 Dinner at Tumaris Cate Center, Jinyin Road.
August 13 9:00-10:40 Opening Speech and Plenary Talks, Chair: Mitsuo Gen, Place: Multifunction Hall, 2nd Floor Włodzisław Duch: Welcome Speech Myron Bill Neace: Expansion or Brand Strategy Entering International Markets: A Case Study of Six Chinese Textile Companies Ming-Jong Yao: Recent Advances on the Analysis and Resource Allocation in Probabilistic Activity Networks
10:40-11:10 Tea Break
11:10-12:40 Plenary Talks, Chair: Kang Yen, Place: Multifunction Hall, 2nd Floor Charles Sidney Burrus: The Impact of Web 2.0, XML, and OER on Education and the Development of High-Tech Industry Mitsuo Gen: Network Models & Optimization in Manufacturing and Logistics Systems
13:00 Lunch
15:00-16:30 Plenary Talks, Chair: Jeff Hoi Yan Yeung, Place: Multifunction Hall, 2nd Floor Hsiao-Fan Wang: A Study of Taiwan Severe Earthquakes based on the Proposed Data Construction Method Jin Peng: Fuzzy Calculus
16:30-17:00 Tea Break
17:00-18:30 Plenary Talks, Chair: Yan-Kuen Wu, Place: Multifunction Hall, 2nd Floor Kang Yen: Iris Classification Using Rough Sets and Fuzzy Pattern Classification Techniques Yingchan Tang: Market Takeoff in Multigeneration Innovation Diffusion
18:30 Dinner and Show at International Bazaar Banquet Art Theater （国际大巴扎宴艺大剧院）
August 14 9:00-10:30 Finalists for the Best Paper Award (I), Chairs: Włodzisław Duch and Hsiao-Fan Wang, Place: Room A, 2nd Floor Myron Bill Neace: Expansion or Brand Strategy Entering International Markets: A Case Study of Six Chinese Textile Companies Yingchan Tang: Market Takeoff in Multigeneration Innovation Diffusion Lin Lin: Genetic Representations for Network Design Optimizations by Evolutionary Algorithm Ikutaro Okada: Optimization of Bi-Objective Resource-constrained Project Schedules with Multiple Modes and Smoothing Resource Usage Kayoko Hirano: Leveling of Resources in Staff Scheduling Problem Based on Hybrid Genetic Algorithm
9:00-10:30 Information Science, Chair: Jin Peng, Place: Room B, 2nd Floor Guenter Bärwolff: Simulation of pedestrian flows for traffic control systems Kakuzo Iwamura: Possibility Measure, Product Possibility Space and the Notion of Independence Hartmut Schwandt: Automaton model with variable cell size for the simulation of pedestrian flow
9:00-10:30 Management Science, Chair: Xijin Tang, Place: Room C, 2nd Floor Hongyi Li: Financial Development, Income Distribution, and Economic Growth: East Asia Evidence and the Performance of China Shih-Chieh Chen: On the Determination of the Optimal Joint Replenishment Strategies in an Production-Inventory System Huang-Nan Huang: Optimal Control of Dynamic Inventory in Failure-Prone Manufacturing Systems with the Quadratic Holding Cost Gregory Wegmann: The Activity-based Costing method developments: State-of-the Art and Case Study in IT Supply Services
10:30-11:00 Tea Break
11:00-12:30 Finalists for the Best Paper Award (II), Chairs: Hsiao-Fan Wang and Włodzisław Duch, Place: Room A, 2nd Floor Chwen Sheu: E-Supply Chain Development: A Case Study Of Determinants and Collaborative Practices Jian Zhou: Particle Swarm Optimization Based Spatial Credibilistic Clustering Algorithm Applied in High Noise Image Segmentation Xin Gao: No-Arbitrage Principle in Fuzzy Financial Market Zhongfeng Qin: Introduction to Fuzzy System
11:00-12:30 Information Science, Chair: Kakuzo Iwamura, Place: Room B, 2nd Floor Churen Sun: Solving Constrained Global Optimization Problems via a Modified Integral Level-set Method Yan-Kuen Wu: Optimization of a System of Fuzzy Relational Equations Jinwu Gao: Fuzzy Term Structure Equation Yuhan Liu: How to Generate Uncertain Measure
11:00-12:30 Management Science, Chair: Chwen Sheu, Place: Room C, 2nd Floor Andrzej Sluzek: A Methodology for Visual Retrieval of Incompletely Depicted Objects Using Local Approximations Hsiao-Lung Wang: Genetic Algorithm for the Guide Scheduling Problem of Tourism and Leisure Industry Wen-Ming Chu: A Study of Using the Modified Label-Correcting Tracing Algorithm to Solve the Critical Path Problem of Network Tien-Cheng Hsu: An Efficient Search Algorithm for Obtaining the Optimal Replenishment Strategies in Assembly-Type Just-In-Time Supply Chain Systems
13:00 Lunch
15:00-17:00 Plenary Talks, Chair: Yingchan Tang, Place: Multifunction Hall, 2nd Floor Zhiqiang Liu: Type-2 Fuzzy Sets for Pattern Recognition: The State-of-the-Art Włodzisław Duch and Julian Szymański: Semantic Web: Asking the Right Questions Chwen Sheu: E-Supply Chain Development: A Case Study Of Determinants and Collaborative Practices
17:00-17:30 Tea Break
17:30-18:50 Plenary Talks, Chair: Charles Sidney Burrus, Place: Multifunction Hall, 2nd Floor Xijin Tang: Meta-synthesis to Complex Problem Solving Jian Zhou: Credibilistic Clustering
18:50-19:00 Best-Paper-Awarding Ceremony, Chairs: Włodzisław Duch and Hsiao-Fan Wang
19:00 Dinner at Yanan Park（葡萄架下音乐餐厅）
20:30 Apandi (Magic Comic Acrobatics Show at Adili Circus Field, 阿迪力马戏场)
August 15 8:00 Hotel Check-Out and Tour 8:30 Departure Hotel at Buerjin
August 16 8:00 Breakfast 8:30 Departure Kanas Lake The Kanas is a magical and appealing place for all ages. It is an enchanting Mongolian name which means "beautiful and mysterious". It borders on Mongolia, Russia, and Kazakstan at longitude 86'54" east and latitude 48'75" - 49'11" north, like a feather tail stuck up at the northwest corner of rooster-shaped China's domain. The Kanas has unique geographic position, favorable natural conditions and strange biological composition. The region, as a rare typical area with European ecological system in China, shapes a lot of peculiar and splendid biological and geographical phenomena, featured by undulating hills, continuous ice-capped peaks, criss-crossing ravines and gullies, dense forest and a great disparity elevation. The Kanas, in many people's mind, simply means the Kanas Lake, where above is the blue sky, dotted with elegant white cloud: below is a pool of green water, as limpid as a mirror: around are grand glaciers, pure white snow, lush forest, luxuriant pasture and gurgling streams, adding radiance and beauty to each other as if they were dissolved into one body. So one can not help feeling excited at such a marvelous sight. Hotel at Jiadengyu
August 17 8:00 Breakfast 8:30 Departure Kanas Lake Hotel at Buerjin
August 18 8:00 Breakfast 8:30 Departure 22:00 Xinjiang Grand Hotel
August 19 8:00 Breakfast 8:30 Departure Turpan Grape Valley Turpan Grape Valley is well known for its plant species diversity and high quality grapes. It is located at the Northeast of Turpan city, some 10 kilometers away from it. Grape Valley is a cooler world inside the Fire Island of Turpan, and a palace built with green grapes. The valley is about 8 kilometers long, with a stream running among it. There are over 600 varieties of grapes in turpan including the seedless white grape, red grape, Manaizi, of which the seedless white grape is the best. Every local resident has built a shade house called “Yam Housing” for sunning grapes, which seems like a huge bamboo cage full of holes, looking from far away. Grapes are dried naturally inside the house and taste fragrant and sweet. The green of Grape Valley and the red of crater form a sharp comparison; it can not help but be filled with emotion, in addition to water, which can bring life to the parched land. 22:00 Xinjiang Grand Hotel |
