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Conference

Program

ICRAES’18, Hammamet, Tunisia Dec. 23 – Dec. 25, 2018

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3rd International Conference on Recent

Advances in Electrical Systems

(ICRAES’18)

http://journal.esrgroups.org/jes/icraes

Dec. 23 – Dec. 25, 2018

Méhari Hotel 5*

(Yasmine Hammamet), Hammamet,

Tunisia

Program of the 3rd International Conference on Recent Advances in Electrical Systems (ICRAES’18)

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WELCOME

Dear Participants

It is our honour and pleasure to welcome you to the 3rd International Conference on Recent

Advances in Electrical Systems (ICRAES’18).

The conference takes place at Méhari Hotel, Hammamet 5* Yasmine Hammamet ,

Tunisia for three days starting from Dec. 23, 2018. The technical program involves one

Invited Keynote, two poster sessions and nine oral sessions. This booklet is intended to

guide you throughout the conference. You can find lots of useful information including

contents of the technical sessions, presentation times and places. Members of the conference

committee will also be at your disposal to help you. Being a part of this major event has

been a memorable and rewarding experience for us. We hope all the participants will find

the conference enjoyable and informative.

General Chair

Prof. Dr. Tarek BOUKTIR


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General Chairmen Professor Dr. Tarek BOUKTIR (University Ferhat Abbas Sétif 1, Algeria)

Professor Dr. Rafik NEJI (ENIS, SFAX, Tunisia)

Organization Chairs Ass. Prof. Linda SLIMANI (University Ferhat Abbas Sétif 1, Algeria)

Prof. Moez GHARIANI (ENIT’Com, SFAX, Tunisia)

International Steering Committee Chair

Prof. Dr. M.E.H. BENBOUZID (France)

Members of Organization Committee

Raida SELLAMI (Tunisia)

Abdessalem MEHENNI (Algeria)

International Steering Committee Members:

Prof. Ali Feliachi (USA); Prof. Tahar Bahi (Algeria); Prof. Omrane Bouketir (Algeria);

Prof. Achour Betka (Algeria); Prof. Tahir Cetin Akinci (Turkey); Prof. I. Musirin

(Malaysia); Prof. Lassaad SBITA (Tunisia); Prof. Selim Koroglu (Turkey); Prof. Jan Latal

(Czech Republic); Prof. Tole Sutikno (Indonesia); Prof. Moez Ghariani (Tunisia); Prof. H.

Hadj Abdallah (Tunisia); Prof. K. Srairi (Algeria); Prof. K. Barra ( Algeria ); Prof. N. Golea

(Algeria); Prof. M. Pucci (Italy); Prof. R. Neji ( Tunisia ); Prof. T. Bouktir (Algeria); Prof. I.

Boumhidi (Morocco); Prof. Federico Milano (Irland); Prof. Diego Bellan (Italy); Prof.

Hazlie Mokhlis (Malaysia); Prof. Khalid Mohd. Nor (Malaysia); Prof. Asim Kaygusuz

(Turkey); Prof. Mohd. Wazir Mustaffa (Malaysia); Prof. Omar H. Abdalla (Egypt); Prof.

Linda Slimani (Algeria); Prof. Mohamed Boudour (Algeria); Prof. Saad Mekhilef

(Malaysia); Prof. Salah Chenikher (Algeria); Prof. Bouziane Boussahoua (Algeria); Prof.

Salim Haddad (Algeria); Prof. Samir Ladaci (Algeria); Prof. Badre Boussoufi (Morocco);

Prof. Helmi ALLOUI (Tunisia); Prof. Akash Saxena (India); Prof. Ilhem Slama-Belkhodja

(Tunisia); Prof. Mohamed Najeh Lakhoua (Tunisia); Prof. Ahmed Salhi (Algeria);

Prof. Gokhan Erdemir (Turkey); Prof. Kaddour Arzag (Algeria).


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INFORMATION FOR SESSION CHAIRS, ORAL PRESENTERS, AND POSTER

PRESENTERS

SESSION CHAIRS:

Session chairs are listed by name on each session in the technical program. Please check to

see if you are a session chair, and if so, please identify the session(s) you are scheduled to

chair. If you have a conflict with another presentation or event you must attend and cannot

fulfil your duties as session chair, please ensure that another person will be present to

assume those responsibilities. It is important that session chairs maintain the schedule as

indicated in the technical program to allow the participants to see the papers that they want

to see at the time they want to see them. If you are a session chair, please do your best in the

following areas:

1. Come to the room for your session early and if possible identify each of the speakers

before the session begins.

2. Provide each speaker with 10 minutes of presentation time and 5 minutes to allow for

questioning and transitioning to the next speaker.

3. Do not allow speakers to extend over their time slot, nor allow questions to extend into

the next speaker’s time. If there are additional questions, these can be handled during a

break between sessions. Use your best judgment to balance the need to be fair to the

presenter’s time and to the participants’ time.

4. In the case of paper for which no author or surrogate is available to present (“noshow”),

please either use the time for an open discussion of previous paper or questions, or break for

10 minutes and then reconvene. Although significant effort has been made to reduce the

number of no-shows, it is always possible that some will occur.

ORAL PRESENTERS:

You’ll find your presentation time(s) in the technical program in this booklet. Please locate

your times and places and ensure that you know where to go and when to be there. Please

ensure that you show up early for your oral presentation and identify yourself to the session

chair. Please also ensure that you are as prepared as possible to make your presentation

when it is your time. Do not go over 10 minutes for your presentation, allowing for 5

minutes of questions and transitioning to the next speaker. Follow the instructions of the


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session chair. In the event that a session chair does not show for a session, the last speaker

should serve as session chair. In the event that this is not possible, please identify a

volunteer in the audience to serve as session chair, or at a minimum identify someone for

each speaker to ensure that each presentation stays within the allotted time.

POSTER PRESENTERS:

The poster sessions are scheduled in the Poster Hall. There are no other technical

presentations scheduled during these times. Poster boards are already prepared, and you will

be able to start assembling your poster presentations during the coffee breaks. Each poster

board will have a number pinned to it. To find the number that corresponds to your poster,

please go to the poster paper index in this book. This is also printed next to the paper entry

in the main program.

COFFEE AND REFRESHMENT BREAKS:

Coffee and refresh will be available for the break each day at 10:00-10:30 and 15:30-16.00

at the poster Hall.

SOFT COPIES OF THE PROCEEDINGS:

Each registrant receives a soft copy (CDROM) of the ICRAES’18 edited proceedings with

following ISBN: 978-9938-9937-1-4.

IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM For any conference-related problem, please contact any

organization committee member, the general chairs or the registration desk.


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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Time December 23rd December 24th December 25th

8.00-

8.30

Registration

Location: Poster Hall

Registration


8.30-

9.00

Opening Ceremony

(Conference Room)

Oral Sessions 3

(Room A,B,C) 9.00-

10.00

Keynote Speaker 1

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Rubaai,

Fellow IEEE, HOWARD

University Washington,

DC, USA

(Conference Room)

10.00-

10.30 Coffee Break Coffee Break

10.30-

11.30 Oral Sessions 1

(Room A,B,C)

Poster Session2


11.30-

12.00

Closing Ceremony

(Conference Room)

12.00-

14.00 Lunch Lunch

14.00-

15.30

Reg

istration

Oral Sessions 2

(Room A,B,C)

15.30-

16.00 Coffee Break

16.00-

16.30

Poster Session1


19.00-

21.00 Dinner Dinner


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SUNDAY, DEC 23, 2018

14:00 – 17:30 Registration


MONDAY, Dec 24, 2018



8:30-9:00: OPENING CEREMONY Location: Conference Salle

9:00 – 10:00

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Ahmed Rubaai, Fellow IEEE Professor and Chairperson

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Howard University, Washington, DC, USA

Location: Conference Salle

Chair: Prof. Dr. Tarek BOUKTIR

Keynote Title: Computational Intelligence Technique-Based Development

and Control of Electric Motor Drives for Motion Control Industry

ABSTRACT

A self-learning fuzzy-neural-network PI-and PD-type control design is offered to replace

the industrial PID controller, adds a self-learning capability to the initial fuzzy design for

operational adaptively, and implements the solution on real hardware using an industrial


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test-bed system. At first the proposed solution is to use fuzzy logic-based decision structures

to mimic the PI and PD elements of a PID controller in parallel. The fuzzy decision engines

seek to improve response by executing custom actions per the combinations of fuzzy sets of

the input parameters to the logic. Operational knowledge of the physical meaning of the

fuzzy input set combinations and the necessary control response form the basis for the fuzzy

rules design. Then, a fuzzy-neural-network (FNN) structure that mimics fuzzy logic

replaces the fuzzy logic in the control design and allows for the capability for adaptive self-

tuning of the weights and memberships of the input parameters. This leads to selection of a

learning algorithm for training the networks. The design implements

the novel use of the extended Kalman filter (EKF) to train FNN structures as part of the PI-

/PD-like fuzzy design. The presence of adaptive control via the EKF learning of the FNN

control laws marks an improvement over the FL design. The benefits of the adaptive control

providing access to the fuzzy rules online and the proper execution of the updates are

improved control law maintenance operations.

A dSPACE digital signal processor (DSP)-based data acquisition and control (DAC) system

is chosen as the main interface between the controlled system (process) and the host

computer. The software associated with the dSPACE DSP-board consists of the following:

• MATLAB/Simulink, a Window based analysis environment from the

MathWorks.

• A Real Time Workshop (RTW) Window interface between the

MATLAB/Simulink environment and the dSPACE DSP-board

A test bench enables design implementation in the laboratory on hardware using a dSPACE

DS1104 DSP and MATLAB/Simulink environment. Experimental testing results show that

the proposed controller learns and robustly responds to a wide range of operating conditions

in real time. The motor drive over time is subject to experience degradation of mechanical

parts or even electrical characteristics, and the ability to automatically adapt the control

laws to these changes is a feature that a non-adaptive fuzzy controller does not have.

SHORT CV

AHMED RUBAAI, received the M.S.E.E degree from

Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, and the

Dr. Eng. degree from Cleveland State University,

Cleveland, OH, in 1983 and 1988, respectively. In 1988,

he joined Howard University, Washington, DC, as a

faculty member, where he is

presently a Professor and Chairperson of the Electrical

Engineering and Computer Science Department. Dr.

Rubaai has been named an IEEE Fellow in 2015. As an

Educator, Dr. Rubaai has been an acknowledged educator

and leader of curriculum development at Howard


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University for more than two decades. He is the Founder and Lead Developer of Motion

Control and Drives Laboratory (http://www.controllab.howard.edu) that provides

engineering students with valuable hands-on and "real-world" experiences.” In recognition

of his scholarly work and dedication to the improvement of engineering education, his work

is recognized by the larger community of engineering educators, as verified by his receipt of

the 2011 ASEE Robert G. Quinn Award and the Distinguished Educator Award of the

Middle-Atlantic Section of the American Society for Engineering Education. This

recognition is a clear demonstration and confirmation of his peers’ high regard for his

contributions to engineering education.

As a researcher, Dr. Rubaai has made significant contributions to the development and

control of electric motor drives for industrial system applications in a variety of roles

including: scientist, research engineer, university professor, and as IEEE volunteer and

leader. The large majority of these contributions are heavily oriented towards industrial

applications that IEEE serves. Of particular importance is his development of control

technologies by way of intelligence; laying the technological foundations for the production

versions of high performance drives used in an expansive array of industrial, commercial,

and transportation applications today. His work covers a broad range of manufacturing and

product applications and exemplifies his ability to bridge between academic research and

the application to industrial applications. The bridges that Dr. Rubaai has built between

industry and academia represent a uniquely valuable contribution that can be matched by

very few others in the academic world today.

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break Location: Poster Hall


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10:30-11:45: Oral Sessions 1

Location: Rooms A & B

Location: Room A Topic "Power Systems and Power Electronics"

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………………..

10.30-10.45

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Bechouat Mohcene, Sedraoui Moussa, Feraga Chams-Eddine and Kahla Sami

‘Faculté des Sciences et Technologie Université

de Ghardaia. Noumirat BP 455, route Ouargla

Ghardaia 47000 ‘

Traditional MPPT Algorithms Applied to

Different Models of Photovoltaic System

10.45-11.00

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Mariem Tayari, Lema Gharsellaoui, Moez Ghariani and Abdessettar Guermazi

‘Department of Electrical Engineering, National

School of Engineering, Laboratory of advanced

electronic systems and sustainable energy,

University of Sfax, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia’

Active Power Filtering application for an electric

grid connected to a conversion wind system

11.00-11.15

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Fouad Zaro, Odai Abbadi and Ahmad Abu Arrah

Electrical Engineering Department

Palestine Polytechnic University Hebron ,

Palestine

Modeling a Grid Connected VSC for Improving the

Power Quality

11.15-11.30

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Wasma Hanini, Moez Ayadi and Moez Ghariani Enet'Com, University of Sfax, Tunisia

Efficiency improving of a static converter using a

cooling system for semiconductors


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Location: Rooms A, B & C

Location: Room B Topic "Control Systems Engineering and Automation"

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………

10.30-10.45

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Toufik Amieur, Moussa Sedraoui and Chams-Eddine Feraga

‘Department of Electrical Engineering,

University of Kasdi Merbah, Ouargla,

Algeria’

Robust Fractional PID Controller with Fractional Weights Selection for Pneumatic Manipulator Using

Fminimax Optimization Technique

10.45-11.00

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Mohamed Yaich and Moez Ghariani

‘Laboratory of Electronic Systems &

Sustainable

Energy (ESSE), Intelligent Transport

Systems &

Mobility Technology Group,

University of Sfax, National School of

Engineers-

B.P 1173, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia’

Intelligent Approach for Speed's Tracking In a Recreational

Electrical vehicle

11.00-11.15

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Faten Gouadria, L. Sbita

‘A Research Unit of Photovoltaic Wind

and Geothermal Systems National

Engineering School of Gabes, University

of Gabes’

New Control Strategies for Greenhouse Ventilation Systems

11.15-11.30

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Abdullah Al-Manfi

College of Electrical and Electronics

Technology-Benghazi

Benghazi, Libya

Implementation of Remote Self-Tuning Fuzzy PID Controller for

Induction Motor Through Ethernet

11.30-11.45

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Sonia Hammami

‘University of Tunis El Manar

El Manar Preparatory Institute for

Engineering Studies, BP 244, Tunis 2092,

Tunisia’

Vector norms approach and aggregation techniques to synchronize discrete-time

hyperchaotic maps


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Location: Room C Topic "Electrical Machines and Drives "

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………

10.30-10.45

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Mohamed Ali Zdiri, Badii Bouzidi

and Hsan Hadj Abdallah

‘CEM Laboratory

National Engineering School of Sfax,

Tunisia’

Open-circuit fault diagnosis in

four-switch three-phase inverter fed induction motor

drive

10.45-11.00

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Zaaraoui Lassaad and Mansouri Ali

‘L. Zaaraoui

CES Laboratory, Engineering School of

Sfax,

University of Sfax’

Design improvement of an in-Wheel machine for electric vehicle based on multiobjective algorithms

11.00-11.15

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Naila Ben Halima, Naourez Ben Hadj, Rihab Abdelmoula, Mohamed

Chaieb and Rafik Neji

National School of Engineers of Sfax

Tunisia

Sizing and Determination of Fuel Consumption and Gas Emissions in

a Series Hybrid Electric Vehicle

12:00: LUNCH


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Location: Room A Topic " Control Systems Engineering and Automation "

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………………..

14.00-14.15

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Soltana Guesmi, Kais Jamoussi, Moez Ghariani and Larbi

Chrifi-Alaoui


Sustainable Energy (ESSE),

National Engineering School of Sfax

3038 Sfax, Tunisia’

Experimental validation of the robustness of super-twisting control for

Induction motor of Electric vehicle

14.15-14.30

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Kamel Jemaï, Amna Elghoul and Lassaad Sbita

‘Wind and Geothermal Systems

Research Unit of photovoltaic

National Engineering School of

Gabes, University of Gabes’

Fuzzy Control of a Power System Under Random Disturbances

14.30-15.45

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Rtibi Waad, M'Barki Lotfi, Ayedi Moez and Ghariani Moez


Sustainable Energy (ESSE),

University of Sfax, Tunisia’

A comparative study of different multi-level inverters applied to the electric

vehicle system

14.45-15.00

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Jihen Loukil, Ferdaous Masmoudi and Nabil Derbel

‘University of Sfax, Sfax Engineering

School, Sfax, Tunisia

Control & Energy Management

Laboratory (CEMLab)

Digital Research Center of Sfax

(CRNS)’

Elman Neural Network Control Strategy For a Photovoltaic System

15.00-15.15

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Mohamed Rezki, Mouloud Ayad and Latifa Abed

‘Department of Electrical Engineering,

,Bouira University, ALGERIA’

Study of Thermal Distribution in Human Tissue across Analytical

Solution


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Location: Room B Topic "Smart Grid and Renewable Energy"

Chairs: Prof. ……………………………………………………………………………

14.00-14.15

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Dorra Abdeljalil, Mohamed Chaieb, Naourez Ben Hadj, Rafik Neji and Tarek

Bouktir

National School of Engineers of Sfax,

Tunisia

University Ferhat Abbas Sétif1, Algeria

Comparison of different types of generators in wind turbines

14.15-14.30

48

Souhir Sallem, Salma Keskes and Mohamed Ben Ali Kamoun


Tunisia

Analysis and enhancement of unbalanced standalone DFIG

based WECS

14.30-14.45

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Farhat Boukhili, Dami Mohamed Ali, Zaafouri Abderrahmen and Bahi Tahar

‘ISET, Jendouba, Tunisia

ENSIT, LISIER Laboratory,

Tunis, Tunisia’

Control of DFIG based wind turbine Connected to Grid

14.45-15.00

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Lema Gharsellaoui and Moez Ghariani

‘Laboratory of the Advanced Electronic Systems

and the durable Energy ESSE

University of Sfax, Tunisia’

Starting of a wind system in isolated mode


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Location: Room C: Topic "Signal, Antenna, Microwave, Image Processing, Telecommunication, and

Multimedia"

Chairs: Prof. ………………………………………………………………………………

14.00-14.15

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Soraya Gouder, Ramdane Mahamdi, Luc Favre, Antoine Ronda and Isabelle Berbezier

‘Larbi Tébessi University

Tébessa, Algeria’

Vibrational properties and luminescence of Ge layers grown on porous

silicon

14.15-14.30

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Kamel Ghanem Ghalem and Fatiha Hendel

‘Université des Sciences et de la Technologie d’Oran

Mohamed

Boudiaf, USTO-MB, BP 1505, EL M’Naouer’, Algeria

How to extract the discriminant information

from eyes of an individual?

14.45-15.00

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Ines Frigui, Mohamed Salah Karoui, Hamadi Gharinai and Mongi Lahiani

‘LETI Laboratory, MEEM Team, National School of

Engineering of Sfax, Tunisia

Design of a Miniaturized Meandered Dipole

Antenna with Defected Ground Structure for

Passive UHF RFID Tags

14.45-15.00

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Mouloud Ayad, Mohamed Rezki, Mourad Benziane, Kamel Saoudi and Abderrazak Arabi

‘LPM3E Laboratory, Faculty of applied technology,

University of Bouira, Algeria’

Fault diagnosis of rotating machines using Wavelet Packets Packets

Transform

15.00-15.15

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Kaddour Arzag, Zin-Eddine Azzouz and Boualem Ghemri

‘Dept. of Electrotechnics

University of Saida

Saida, Algeria’

Influence of the Ground Stratification on the

Electric Fields Waveforms Calculated

by the 3D-FDTD Method in the Case of Lightning

Strikes to a Tower Placed on a Mountain


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16:00-16:30: Poster Sessions 1


Chairs: ………………………..

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Azzeddine Menasria, Abdelhak Bennia, Boualleg Abdelhalim and Moussa Sadraoui

‘LAIG laboratory

Université 8 Mai 1945 Guelma, Algeria’

Recognition of Handwritten Arabic literal amounts Using

Neural Networks

51

Bourouba Hocine, Doghmane Hakim, Messaoudi Kamel and Bourennane El-Bay

‘PI: MIS Laboratory of Guelma University, Algeria

24000’

Ear recognition using textural structure descriptor

representation

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Boualleg Abdelhalim, Deriche Mohamed, Bourouba Hocine, Sedraoui Moussa,

Doghmane Hakim and Menasria Azeddine

‘Laboratoire d’automatique et informatique de

Guelma (LAIG) Université 8 Mai 1945 Guelma, BP

401 Guelma Algeria 24000’

Enhanced face recognition under varying conditions using a Weber-

Face combined with local phase quantization

54

Mohamed Benhaddad, Fouad Kerrour, Ounessa Benabbes and Abdeali Saouli

‘laboratoire de Modélisation des dispositifs a énergies

renouvelables et nanométrique,

Université Frères Mentouri de Constantine1,

Constantine, Algérie’

Analysis of Effective Mode Area and Nonlinear Characteristics of a Photonic Crystal Fiber with Finite

Element Method.

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Aicha Mallem and Omar Boudebbouz

‘Electrotechnical Department, Faculty of Technology,

University of August 20th, 1955 – Skikda -

Road EL-Hadaik, Skikda, Algeria

Economic-Emission Load Dispatch Using Particle Swarm

Optimization

58

Amer Abdeslam Aimer, Fouad Kerrourand Khalifa Aguir

Design and Optimization of Platinum Micro-Heaters for Gas


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‘MoDERNa Laboratory, University Mentouri

brothers Constantine, Constantine, Algeria ‘

Sensor Applications

65

Henchiri Abdelhamid, Bahi Tahar and Lekhchine Salima

‘20 August 1955-Skikda University, Laboratory of

Mechanical Engineering and Materials, Skikda

21000, Algeria,’

Performance analysis of a network connected photovoltaic

system

69

Hanene Hleli, Souhir Tunsi and Flah Aymen

‘National School of Electronics and

Telecommunications of Sfax, Sfax University, ESSE

Laboratory, Sfax, Tunisia’

Modeling of the Variable Reluctance Synchronous

Machines by finite elements (two-phase model)

70

Ghania Harzallah and Amina Merzougui

‘Department of Petrochemical

August 20, 1955 University

Skikda, Algeria’

Ultrat-Violet MSM photodetector based ZnO study and simulation

67

Kaouthar Melizi, Karim Sebaa and Abdelhalim Tlemçani

‘Department of Electrical Engineering

Medea University, Algeria’

Power Loss Minimization and Optimal Placement of Distributed

Generation Units for Voltage Profile Improvement Using PSO

Algorithm


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TUESDAY, Dec 25, 2018, 2018



TUESDAY, Dec 25, 2018


Location: Rooms A,B & C

Location: Room A Topic "Electrical Machines and Drives"

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………………..

8.30-8.45

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Hela Kolsi, Mohamed Chaieb, Naourez Ben Hadj, Manel Krichen and Rafik Neji


Tunisia

Finite Element Studies on the Permanent Magnet

Machine with and Without Inserted Tooth- Electric

Vehicles Application

8.45-9.00

47

Aziz Boukadoum, Tahar Bahi and Abla Bouguerne

‘LABGET laboratory, Department of Electrical

Engineering, University of Tebessa, Algeria

Fuzzy Logic Based Direct Matrix Converter

Controlled Induction Motor Drive under

Distorted Input Voltage Conditions

9.00-9.15

63

Youssef Dhieb, Mohamed Yaich, Moez Ghariani and Abdessatar Guermazi

National School of Engineers of Sfax Laboratory of

advanced electronic system and sustaimble energy,

University of Sfax, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia’

PID Parameter Optimization by using Ant Colony Algorithm on FEM

of Induction Motor

9.15-9.30

64

Hajer Mel, Ali Mansouri and Hafedh Trabelsi ‘CES laboratory

National Engineering School of

Sfax

Sfax, Tunisia’

Metaheuristic algorithms based-design optimization

of a permanent magnet motor

9.30-9.45

Sihem Ghoudelbourk, Djalel Dib and Abdelkrim Rechach

University of Badji Mokhtar Annaba, Algeria University Larbi Tebessi Tebessa, Algeria

Comparison between FLC and Fractional Order

Controller for Switched Reluctance Motor 8/6


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Location: Room B Topic "Power Systems and Power Electronics"

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………

8.30-8.45

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Boudjella Houari, Ayad Ahmed Nour El Islam and Laouer Mohamed

‘Dept of Electrical Engineering

Kasdi Merbah University

30 000 Ouargla, Algeria’

Improved Dynamic Harmony Search

optimization for Economic Dispatch problems with

Cubic Cost Function

8.45-9.00

35

Sofiane Mendaci, Ahcene Lemzadmi and Messaoud Boulouh

Université 8 Mai 1945 Guelma ; Algeria

Optimal Design of Permanent Magnet Generator for Wind Turbine Application

9.00-9.15

59

Rabeb Abid, Ferdaous Masmoudi and Nabil Derbel

‘Control & Energy Management Laboratory

(CEMLab)

Digital Research Center of Sfax (CRNS)’

Sliding mode control for step-up DC/DC Converters

for Photovoltaic Applications

9.15-9.30

61

Hamed Belloumi, Aymen Ammouri and Ferid Kourda

‘Université de Tunis El Manar, Ecole Nationale

d'Ingénieurs de Tunis,

LR11ES15 Laboratoire de Systèmes Electriques, 1002,

Tunis, Tunisie’

Optimizing Design and Simulation of Planar

Transformers Based on Litz Wire Structure


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Location: Room C Topic "Smart Grid and Renewable Energy"

Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………

8.30-8.45

6

Achwak Alazrag, Kamel Jemaï and Lassaad Sbita

‘Research Unit of photovoltaic Wind and

Geothermal Systems National Engineering

School of Gabes, University of Gabes’

Control of Grid Connected Photovoltaic System

8.45-9.00

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Mehenni Adeslam, Zaia Alimazighi, Tarek Bouktir, Mohamed Ahmed-Nacer

‘Université Sciences Technologies

Houari Boumediene (USTHB)

Algiers, Algeria’

Faster Identification for Unplanned Outages from Huge

Unstructured Smart-Grid Messages taking Leveraging

UIMA-AS in Spark

9.00-9.15

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Mohsen Ben Ammar, Majed Ben Ammar and Hsan Hadj Abdallah

‘CEM-Lab, University of Sfax, National

Engineering School of Sfax (ENIS), Route de

Soukra km 4, B.P. 1173, 3038 Sfax-Tunisia’

Contribution to the study and economic energy sizing of

photovoltaic systems

9.15-9.30

42

Imene Khenissi, Mohamed Amine Fakhfakh and Rafik Neji

ENIS, SFAX, Tunisia

Comparative study of three MPPT techniques for PV

system



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10:30-11:30: Poster Sessions 2


Chairs: Prof. Dr. ……………………………………………………………….

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Mohamed Sélmene Ben Yahia, Hatem Allagui and Abdelkader Mami

‘LAPER,Tunis El Manar, Faculty of Sciences

of Tunisia’

Electrochemical Impedance model of PEM Fuel Cell using EIS Spectrum

Analyser

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Yamina Bordjiba

‘Labstic Laboratory,

8 May 1945 Guelma University’

A genetic algorithm for characteristic points matching of two different faces

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Mounir Bekaik Robust control design for a class of

nonlinear distributed time delay systems

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Ali Seridi, Lynda Dib, Bourbia Riad and Yamina Bordjiba

‘Department of Computer

Science, Labstic Laboratory,

8 May 1945 University,

Guelma, Algeria’

A Web Service-Based Tutoring Tool for eLearning Platform

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Sofiane Mendaci, Ahcene Lemzadmi and Messaoud Boulouh

‘Universié 8 Mai 1945 Guelma,

LAIG Laboratory, Algeria’

Optimal Design of Permanent Magnet Generator for Wind Turbine

Application

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Badreddine Boudjehem

‘Advanced Control Laboratory,

Department of Electrotechnics and Automatic,

Université 8 Mai 1945 Guelma, BP 401, Guelma’

Optimal Tuning Method of decentralised Fractional PI Controller

for TITO Process using Diffusive Approach

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Salima Lekhchine, Tahar Bahi and Abdelhamid Henchiri

‘20August 1955-Skikda University Skikda

21000, Algeria’

DC-Bus Voltage Control of PWM rectifier and Performances Analysis


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Lachiheb Yosra, Jemaï Kamel and Lassaad Sbita

‘National Engineering School of Gabes(ENIG)’

New Intelligent Strategies for Development of a Diagnostic Software

for Electromechanical Systems (NISDDSEM)

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Linda djouablia and Mohamed Lashab

‘University 20 Aout 1955,

Skikda, Algeria’

CRLH Resonator Loaded on Electromagnetic Sensor For Liquid

Mixture Application

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Youssouf Bibi, Omar Bouhali and Tarek Bouktir

‘Mechatronics laboratory (LMT), University of

Mohamed Seddik Ben Yahia, Jijel, Algeria’

Intelligent Petri Type 2 Fuzzy Direct Adaptive Control for Uncertain

Nonlinear Systems

Dib Djalel, Ghoudelbourk Sihem and Djeddi Abedlaghani

Contribution to the Power Quality Improvement by Statcom Device

11:30-12:00: Closing Ceremony

Location: Conference Salle: CESAR

12:00: LUNCH


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Journal of Electrical Systems

ISSN 1112-5209

http://journal.esrgroups.org/jes

JES is indexed by SCOPUS and ISI Thomson Reuters

Editor-in-Chief

Prof. Dr. Tarek Bouktir


University of Ferhat Abbas, Setif 1, Algeria

Email: [email protected]

Description The journal publishes original papers of permanent reference value in all fields of electrical

systems. The coverage embraces: Power Electronics and Electric Drives; Photovoltaic

conversion; generation and network planning; optimal power flow; reliability; expert

systems; neural networks; object oriented systems; database and information systems;

network theory, modelling and computation; protection; distribution systems; energy

economics; FACTS; electrical machines; Artificial intelligence in power systems. As well

as original research papers, the journal publishes short contributions, book reviews and

conference reports. All papers are blind peer-reviewed by at least three referees. The journal

has a policy of screening for plagiarism. The journal publishes 4 issues per year with at least

15 papers per issue.

Journal of Electrical Systems has recently been indeed in the Emerging Sources Citation

Index, which is the New Edition of the Web of Science that was launched in November

2015. Beginning with content published in 2015. This means that any articles published in

the journal will be indexed in the Web of Science at the time of publication.


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Journal of Automation & Systems Engineering

ISSN 1112-8542

http://jase.esrgroups.org

JASE is indexed by EBSCO

Editor-in-Chief

Prof. Dr. Tarek Bouktir


University of Ferhat Abbas, Setif 1, Algeria

Email: [email protected]

Description The journal publishes original papers of permanent reference value in all fields of

automation and Control systems. As well as original research papers, the journal publishes

short contributions, book reviews and conference reports. All papers are peer-reviewed by

at least two referees. The journal have a policy of screening for plagiarism. The journal

publishes 4 issues per year with at least 10 papers per issue.

Articles published in JASE are subject to CC BY license. This license lets others distribute,

remix, tweak, and build upon your work, even commercially, as long as they credit you for

the original creation. Journal of Automation & Systems Engineering has recently been

indeed in EBSCO. It is under review in SCOPUS. The current volume is 11, 2017.


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