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The 23rd International Technical Conference on Circuits/Systems, Computers and Communications

Session C2  Computer Systems & Applications 2
Time: 13:30 - 15:00 Monday, July 7, 2008
Location: 9F 901 Room
Chairs: Nattha Chindapetch (Prince of Songkla University, Thailand), Shinji Kimura (Waseda University, Japan)

C2-1 (Time: 13:30 - 13:48)
TitleDevelopment and Implementation of OS Functions for a Computer System having FPGA Devices as Reconfigurable Resources
Author*Kazuya Tokunaga, Akira Kojima, Tetsuo Hironaka (Hiroshima City University, Japan)
Pagepp. 141 - 144
KeywordReconfigurable System, OS, FPGA, HW/SW codesign, API
AbstractIn this paper, we develop the OS functions as RC-OS server to support executing user programs which use FPGAs as customized hardware in multitasking environment. The target system consists of a host compute and FPGAs. RC-OS server supports management of FPGA resources and communication control between host computer and FPGA resources.

C2-2 (Time: 13:48 - 14:06)
TitleDevelopment of Heterogenous Multi-core Processor "Hy-DiSC" with Dynamic Reconfigurable Processor
Author*Takuro Uchida, Yasuhiro Nishinaga, Tetsuya Zuyama, Kazuya Tanigawa, Tetsuo Hironaka (Graduate School of Information Sciences, Hiroshima City University, Japan)
Pagepp. 145 - 148
KeywordHy-DiSC, dynamic reconfigurable processor, DS-HIE, bit serial, Benes network
AbstractFor accelerating multimedia applications by streaming, we have proposed the heterogeneous multicore processor Hy-DiSC with dynamic reconfigurable processor DS-HIE. The goal of the Hy-DiSC processor is to achieve high performance in a small chip area. In this paper, the DS-HIE processor accelerates the 2-D DCT included in the JPEG encoding process. As a result, compared with the MeP processor the DS-HIE processor achieved 28 times higher performance. And, the DS-HIE processor requires fewer transistor counts to implement it.

C2-3 (Time: 14:06 - 14:24)
TitleA Study on Web Community based Collaborative Learning System for Self Directed Learning
Author*Jae Wan Cho (Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Korea University of Technology and Education, Republic of Korea), Yei seon Hwang (Department of Curriculum, Instruction & Media Technology, Indiana State University, United States), Eun Gyung Kim (Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Korea University of Technology and Education, Republic of Korea)
Pagepp. 149 - 152
KeywordSelf Directed Learning, ICT in Education, learning contents management system(LCMS), Collaborative Learning System
AbstractWeb community based collaborative learning systems for self-directed learning are generally used to overcome the geographical and time limitations of face-to-face learning. Furthermore, These systems use face-to-face learning methods to enhance learning effects by using blended learning. The system provides shared searched data and analyzed results between different learners in the same learning topics. In this study, students enhanced their creative thinking in searching valuable information and enhanced their self-directed learning abilities. In addition, students improved their problem solving abilities and attitude toward presentations.

C2-4 (Time: 14:24 - 14:42)
TitleLanguage Identification for Generating GIS Data Used in Mapping Linguistic Features of the World's Languages
Author*Ren Wu, Hideyuki Inui, Manabu Sugii, Hiroshi Matsuno (Yamaguchi University, Japan)
Pagepp. 153 - 156
Keywordlanguage identification, family-tree , GIS , word order
AbstractFor the purpose of mapping linguistic features of the world's languages, it is necessary to identify the languages in Yamamoto-Data and SilGIS-Data. In this paper, firstly we point out the problems in the primary method that uses language name(s) for language identification. Secondly, noticing that the world's languages are classified and grouped into languages family trees, we propose an improved method for the language classification. Finally, we give our experimental results.

C2-5 (Time: 14:42 - 15:00)
TitleA Parallel Genetic Algorithm and Its Variance Analysis for A New Multiple Knapsack Problem
Author*Hayato Miyagi, Morikazu Nakamura (University of the Ryukyus, Japan)
Pagepp. 157 - 160
Keywordparallel processing, genetic algorithm, multiple knapsack problem
AbstractThis paper presents some results of experimental evaluation on the fitness varieties in parallel genetic algorithms based on tree topology migrations. The evaluation focuses on the relation between the solution quality and the fitness varieties. We perform the evaluation for the typical tree topologies; the star, line, and balanced binary tree with varying migration interval since the solution quality of the parallel genetic algorithm depends on the kind of the topology and migration interval.