WITS 2020 Conference Overview
WITS 2020 Conference Overview
Welcome Message
On behalf of the organizing committee and ENSAF, the hosting institution, it is our great
pleasure to welcome you to Fez, Morocco, for the sixth edition of the International
Conference on WIreless Technologies, embedded and intelligent Systems.
WITS conference is an event that brings together specialists from all over the world, covering
multiple aspects of diverse topics as wireless networking, embedded and intelligent systems,
electronic and renewable energy to create an open space networking and exchange of
information and knowledge and also to strengthen the synergy between researchers and
experts from academia, research institutions and industry. During three days, presentations,
discussions, and side events will inspire new ideas and innovations that will support
enhancing innovation.
The tremendous advances in wireless communications, embedded and intelligent systems,
combined with rapid evolution in smart appliances and devices have generated new
challenges and problems requiring solutions that rely on interactions between different
network layers and applications in order to offer advanced mobile services. Moreover, a
transformation of our energy system is already occurring due to the strong demand and
acceptance of creating a carbon-free energy system, which underlines the need to develop a
strategy for a renewable, sustainable and innovative energy future that enables societal,
commercial and community prosperity.
This year, WITS conference is being held from October 14 to 16, 2020. The conference
received submission from many different countries all over the world, with the main track
receiving 275 submissions from which 104 were selected for oral presentations.
To put a conference of this magnitude together is not a small task. To that end, we would like
to thank the Technical program Chairs members, all the reviewers, Publicity and
Communication Chairs and all members of the Organizing Committee for their assistance in
making this conference a success. We would like to than our distinguished speakers who have
agreed to address the conference attendees.
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Wednesday, 14 October 2020
Plenary Session
10h30-11h15
Pr : Adam SKOREK
Plenary Session
11h15-12h00
Pr: Antonio RUANO
12h00-14h30 BREAK
Plenary Session
14h30-15h15
Pr : ALIAS NORMA
Plenary Session
15h15-16h00
Pr : Mohammed HIMDI
16h00-16h15 BREAK
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Thursday, 15 October 2020
08h00-08h30 Reception
Plenary Session
08h30-09h15
Pr: Rachid YAZAMI
Plenary Session
09h15-10h00
Pr : Ivashko EVGENY
10h00-10h15 Break
12h30-14h30 Break
Plenary Session
14h30-15h15
Pr : Ahmed BOUTEJDAR
15h15-15h30 Break
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Friday, 16 October 2020
12h00-15h00 Break
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Committees
Honorary Committee
General Chairs
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Program Committee Chairs
RUANO António Eduardo De Barros , Univ do Algarve, Faro, Portugal
MELLIT Adel, University of Jijel, Algeria
LAKHSSASSI Ahmed, University of Quebec in Outaouais, Canada
RUICHEK Yassine, UTBM, Belfort, France
General Co-Chairs
IDRISSI KHAMLICHI Youness, ENSA of Fez, SMBA University, Morocco
LAKHRISSI Younes, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
RAMDANI Mohamed, ESEO, Angers, France
Steering Committee
BENNANI D Saad, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL FADILI Hakim, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
LAKHRISSI Younes, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
MANSOURI Anass, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
Organizing Committee
AHAITOUF Ali, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
ALAMI MARKTANI Malika, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
BELKEBIR Hicham, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
BOHARB Ali, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
BOUKHIR Mohammed, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
CHARROUD Mohamed, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
CHETIOUI Kaouthar, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
CHOUGRAD Hiba, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL AZZAB Driss, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL BDOURI Abdelali, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL BOUSHAKI Abdessamad, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL FADILI Hakim, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
ELHAJ BEN ALI Safae, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
ES-SBAI Najia, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EZZAZI Imad, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
FARHANE Youness, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
JORIO Mohammed, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
LAHRECH Khadija, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
MANSOURI Anass, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
MECHAQRANE Abdellah, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
MOTAHHIR Saad, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
MRABTI Mostafa, ENSA, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
RAOUF Jabrane, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
Student Committee
AMZI Mohammed, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
BELMAJDOUB Abdelhafid, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL AMARTY Naima, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
EL MARZOUKI Nisrine, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
HABOU Laouali Inoussa, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
OUAZZANI Ouissale, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
OUZINE Jamila, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
QASSEMI Hamid, FST, SMBA University, Fez, Morocco
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CONFERENCE TRACKS
We solicit submission of original ideas and papers describing significant results and
developments from both researchers and practitioners in a specific range of fields addressing
the following topics
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- Mobile devices
- Multimedia broadcasting overall system and standardization
- Multimedia signal compression and coding for broadcasting
- Multimedia streaming and control
- IPTV with broadcasting
- Smart antenna systems
D- Artificial Intelligence
- Deep Learning
- Neural Networks
- Fuzzy Logics
- Expert Systems
- Agents and Multi-agent Systems
- Natural Language Processing
- Data Mining
- Computational Optimizationg
- Sentiment Analysis
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E- Computing
- Quantum Computing
- High Performance Computing
- Distributed and parallel systems
- Cognitive Computing
- Cloud Computing
- Grid Computing
- Embedded Computing
- Scalable Computing
- Human-centred Computing
- Mobile computing
F- E-Learning
- e-Learning Tools
- Mobile Learning
- e-Learning Organisational Issues
- Gamification
- Collaborative Learnin
- Curriculum Content Design
- Educational Systems Design
- Virtual Learning Environments
- Web-based Learning
- Delivery Systems and Environment
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- FACTS and HVDC controllers
- Protection, reliability, and restructuring of power systems
- Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Integration
- Transformation of power grids to smart grids
- Regulatory policies and program for implementation and control
- Energy storage and cyber security for smart grids
- Role and future of electric vehicles in smart grids
- Green Industrial Technology
- Green Energy in Transport
- Advance biofuel for a sustainable heavy-duty transport and aviation
- PEMFC, SOFC, PEM Electrolyser and SOEC: materials, components, characterization,
modelling
- Systems (Fuel cells and Electrolysers): modelling, control, optimization, integration
- Hydrogen Storage
- Biofuels in developing economies
- Hybrid vehicles and its integration
- Green Buildings and Infrastructures
- Energy efficiency in building designs and management
- Sustainable materials for buildings
- Integration of renewable energy sources in buildings
- Greening Urbanization and Urban Settlements
- Rapid urbanization and energy-environmental implications
- Settlement forms and functions and energy
- Low carbon city scenarios, plans and actions
- Green Policies and Programmes
- National bioenergy programmes: economic, political and social issues
- Bioenergy supply management strategies
- Mainstreaming low-carbon innovations
- MDGs and Green Energy
- Income generation with green energy
- Green energy and energy access
- Green energy and social benefits
- Increasing energy access with clean resources
- Rural Development through Green Energy
- Energy in food production and processing
- Green Energy Education and Training
- Remote sensing & GIS for Natural Resources
- ICT & IoT, Sensors network and Communication systems for Natural Resources
- Smart systems & Modelling tools for Natural Resources
- Cloud computing, Data Science and big data analytices for Natural Resources
- Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, Sustainable Management of Land, Water
resources and Environment
- Seed Science and Technology, Water, Energy, Food management in Agriculture, and
Wastage Management Tools
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Artificial Intelligence and Brain Biofields HPC Simulations
Pr. ADAM. W. SKOREK
Ph.D. Eng., FEIC, FIEEE-
Canada
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Computational Intelligence Techniques for Home Energy Management
Systems
Pr. RUANO António Eduardo De Barros
Universidade do Algarve, Faro, Portugal
Biography
Past (2008-2014) IFACTC on Computational Intelligence in Control Chairman
Vice-Chairman for the Trienniums 2015-2021
IEEE Senior Member (Computational Intelligence and Control Systems Societies)
Associate Professor with Habilitation, University of Algarve, Portugal.
Ruano, Antonio Eduardo Barros was born on September 14, 1959 in Espinho, Portugal. Son
of Antonio DelfimFurriel and Maria C.F. (Barros) Ruano.
Graduate in Electrical Engineering, University Aveiro, Portugal, 1982. Master of Science in
Electrotech. Engineering, University Coimbra, Portugal, 1989. Doctor of Philosophy in
Electronic Engineering, University Wales, Bangor, 1993.
Demonstrator University Aveiro, 1981-1982, assistant professor University Aveiro, 1982-
1992. auxiliar professor Portugal, University of Algarve, 1993-1996, associate professor
University of Algarve, 1996-2004, associate professorwith tenure and habilitation, University
of Algarve, 2004 –
Author and co-author of more than 250 publications among books, book chapters, journal and
conference publications.
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Machine learning system for IoT data stream connected to Freeze-DIC
machine sensor device in drying pineapple
Pr. NORMA ALIAS
Associate Professor at Center for Sustainable Nanomaterials
MALAYSIA
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Technologies of Optically Transparent Antennas from VHF/UHF to the
millimeter-wave band.
Background
MOHAMED HIMDI was born in Fez imperial city of Morocco
Education
MOHAMED HIMDI received the Ph.D. degree in signal processing and telecommunications
from the University of Rennes 1, France in 1990. Since 2003, he has been a Professor with the
University of Rennes 1, and the Head of the High Frequency and Antenna Department until 2013,
of IETR.
Research
He has authored or co-authored 131 journal papers and over 270 papers in conference
proceedings. He has also co-authored 10 book chapters. He holds 39 patents. His research
activities concern passive and active millimeter-wave antennas. His research also includes
development of new architectures of antenna arrays, and new three-dimensional (3-D) antenna
technologies. He was Laureate of the 2d National Competition for the Creation of Enterprises in
Innovative Technologies in 2000 (Ministry of Industry and Education). In March 2015 he
received the JEC-AWARD at Paris on Pure composite material antenna embedded into a
motorhome roof for the Digital Terrestrial Television reception. Finalist in category "Information
Technologies & Security" of international Competition innovative start-ups Hello Tomorrow
Challenge 2015 (24-26 June 2015 Paris).
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The role of lithium ion batteries in the future energy transition
Pr. Rachid YAZAMI
Founding Director KVI PTE LTD, SINGAPORE
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Modern IT and IoT technologies in innovative solutions for aquaculture
Education
PhD degree in mathematics, Institute of Applied Mathematical Research,
Karelian Research Centre of Russian Academy of Sciences (2010)
MSc degree in mathematics, Petrozavodsk State University (2006)
Carreer
Evgeny Ivashko is currently senior researcher of Institute of Applied. Mathematical Research,
Karelian Research Centre of Russian Academy of Sciences, head of High-performance
computing centre of Karelian Research. Centre of RAS, Professor of Petrozavodsk State
University, director of innovative company Inforika, expert of several scientific funds.
Research areas are mathematical game theory, high-performance computing, distributed
computing, Desktop Grid, Internet of Things, expert systems, decision support, analytics
software.
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Design of Very Compact Planar Filters Using a New Hi-Lo and DGS
Techniques for Radar Applications
Dr: Ahmed BOUTEJDAR
German Research Foundation DFG, Brauschweig-Bonne
GERMANY
Background
Dr. Eng. Ahmed Boutejdar was born in Souk El-Arbaa du Gharb, Morocco.
Education
He received the Bachelor of Science [Link] in Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Physics
from both universities Technische Hochschule öthen and from Ibn Tofeil University, Kenitra,
Morocco between 1991 and 1995. From 1992 to 1993 Preparatory Year of german language
and Preparatory Year of Engineering high School in köthen, Germany. [Link]. and
Diplom-Eng degrees (with highest honors) in Electrical Engineering, Communication, and
Microwave Engineering from Otto-von-Guericke university, Magdeburg, Germany in 2002
and 2004 respectively, and the Ph.D. degree, Thesis title: Design, development and
optimization of compact microstrip RF filters using "Defected Ground Structure" (DGS)
technology (with highest honors) in electrical engineering from the Otto-von-Guericke
university, Magdeburg, Germany in 2010.
Research
He worked until 2009 on research project entitled "Design, Analysis, and manufacturing of
Microstrip Monopole DMS-Antennas and Compact Planar DGS-Filters ", founded by Land
Sachsen-Anhalt at the University Magdeburg. From 2010 worked as a research on the project
entitled "Design, optimization, CMOS-compatible fabrication and characterization of MEMS
tunable planar and coplanar DGS filters". He is currently working in cooperation with the
German Research Foundation (DFG) on a new research DFG-project entitled "Capacitive and
resistive microelectromechanical switch with bridge structures made of spring steel, in
particular for HF applications". His research interests include microwave and filter
measurements, design and fabrication of UWB patch antennas, minimisation of compact
Defected Ground Structure DGS-filters and antennas using MEMS-technology, design and
optimisation of microstrip couplers, Defected Microstrip Structure DMS- compact antennas,
reconfigurable planar filters and monopole antennas using varactor devices, measurement
techniques and calibration of RF components, electromagnetic modeling (EM) and simulation
and RF-circuit simulations.
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PLENARY SESSIONS
INVITED SPEAKERS
Plenary Session 1
PR. ADAM. W. SKOREK
Ph.D. Eng., Trois rivières University, Canada
« Artificial Intelligence and Brain Biofields HPC Simulations»
Summary The consumption of energy has increased substantially in the building sector in the
past years, fueled primarily by the growth in population, households and commercial floor
space. For this reason, Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) are becoming
increasingly important to invert this continuously increasing trend.
Computational Intelligence (CI) techniques play an important role in existing HEMS, and its
use will be much more important in the future. This talk will discuss major applications of CI
methods in HEMS, with an emphasis on the use of models for forecasting energy
consumption and production, on Non-Invasive Load Monitoring (NILM) of electrical
appliances and on real-time predictive control of HVAC systems.
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Plenary Session 3
PR. NORMA ALIAS
Associate Professor at Center for Sustainable Nanomaterials, MALAYSIA
« Machine learning system for IoT data stream connected to Freeze-DIC machine sensor
device in drying pineapple»
Plenary Session 4
PR: MOHAMED HIMDI
Professor of university, IETR, University of Rennes 1, France.
« Technologies of Optically Transparent Antennas from VHF/UHF to the millimeter-wave
band. »
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silver/titanium films deposited on Corning glass substrates by R.F. sputtering and the
fabrication of the mesh metal structures. We investigate the microwave performance of
various transparent antennas made from such materials with different levels of transparency
and sheet resistance values. Each transparent antenna performance is compared with that of a
reference counterpart made from a continuous (opaque) metal film.
Many passive and active antennas examples will be presented and discussed during the
communication.
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Plenary Session 5
PR. RACHID YAZAMI
Founding Director KVI PTE LTD, SINGAPORE
« The role of lithium ion batteries in the future energy transition»
Summary: The main objective of the energy transition is reducing the greenhouse gas (GHG)
emission due to hydrocarbon materials combustion used in transportation, industry and in
housings and buildings so as to reduce the effects of climate change, such as global warming.
Accordingly, tremendous efforts have been deployed to transit from the combustible sources
of energy to clean and sustainable sources such as solar, wind, waves, hydroelectricity and
geothermal, among others. As a result the cost of solar panels both thermal and photovoltaic
together with the cost of wind turbines have been dramatically reduced making clean energy
economically viable as compared to fossil based one.
A serious limitation of clean energy sources is their intermittency i. e. day/night and clouds
for solar and level of wind for the turbines. Electric power companies are entitled to provide
enough power to their customers 24/7. This is one area where lithium ion batteries will play a
major role in power time shifting and power peak shaving. Besides stationary energy storage
the other major applications of LIB are in mobile electronics and in electric vehicles.
Our research activity is currently focused on improving LIB performances in terms of life,
safety and fast charging and will be shown in this presentation.
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Plenary Session 6
PR: IVASHKO EVGENY
Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow-RUSSIA
« Modern IT and IoT technologies in innovative solutions for aquaculture
Summary: Aquaculture (or aquafarming), is the farming cultivating freshwater and saltwater
populations of fish (crustaceans, molluscs, aquatic plants, algae, and other organisms) under
controlled conditions.
The global aquaculture industry is an important source of fish, it recently exceeded in
production world's wild fish catch and continues to grow rapidly. Such growth is met by
conservatism of business-processes and outdated technologies of the most of producers,
which hinders further development. Therefore, it is expected that aquaculture will soon
become a major consumer of innovations and modern information technologies. A number of
innovative technologies are developing with the Aquaculture 4.0 (similar to Industry 4.0) and
"precision aquaculture" approaches. They relate to artificial intelligence, machine learning,
neural networks, patterns recognition, machine vision, Big Data, cloud/edge/fog computing,
etc; they aimed to address the internal challenges of aquaculture in the domains of risks
management, labour productivity, scalability and production growth.
The report is devoted to the most striking approaches and promising innovative solutions
based on the modern IT and (I)IoT in aquaculture.
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Plenary Session 7
DR: AHMED BOUTEJDAR
German Research Foundation DFG, Brauschweig-Bonne, GERMANY
« Design of Very Compact Planar Filters Using a New Hi-Lo and DGS Techniques for Radar
Applications»
Summary: In this work, a novel miniaturized microstrip low pass filter using a double
Hi-Lo and cross defected ground structure resonators is presented. The Hi-Lo resonator
is placed on the top layer of the structure while the two identical cross DGS resonators
are etched in the ground plane. Each DGS shape consists of two cross heads, which are
connected with a channel slot. The both DGS resonators are electromagnetically
coupled. The proposed filter has been designed simulated, optimized and
manufactured. The filter topology is simulated using HFSS simulator and measured
using Agilent Field Fox NA, N9918A VNA. The both results of the proposed LPF
shown a sharp roll-off (ξ) of 84dB/GHz and exhibit a very low insertion loss in the
pass band of 0.4 dB from DC to 0.9 GHz and it achieves a wide rejection bandwidth
with overall 20 dB attenuation from 1.2 GHz up to 3.2 GHz. The compact low pass
structure occupies an area of (0.37λg × 0.37λg) where λg = 94 mm is the waveguide
length at the cut-off frequency 1 GHz. The carried-out results confirm the effectiveness
of the proposed method.
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Horary Wednesday, 14 October 2020
Plenary Session 1
10h30-11h15
Session chairs: Anass MANSOURI & Hicham BELKEBIR
Pr: Adam. W. SKOREK
« Artificial Intelligence and Brain Biofields HPC Simulations »
Please join us on : [Link]
Plenary Session 2
11h15-12h00
Session chairs: Abdellah MECHAQRANE & Hakim EL FADILI
Pr: RUANO António Eduardo De Barros
« Computational Intelligence Techniques for Home Energy Management Systems»
Please join us on [Link]
12h00-14h30 Break
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16h00-16h15 Break
[Link]
« Autonomous Vehicle Lateral Control Using High-Order Sliding Mode for a Quintic Type
CON-1 Trajectory »
LHOUSSAIN EL HAJJAMI, EL MEHDI MELLOULI AND MOHAMMED BERRADA
« Integral sliding mode control of power transfer in a Vehicle to grid (V2G) charging station »
CON -2
HICHAM BEN SASSI, CHAKIB ALAOUI, FATIMA ERRAHIMI AND NAJIA ES-SBAI
« New Delay Dependent Stability Condition for a Carbon Dioxide Takagi Sugeno Model »
CON -3 AZEDDINE EL MAJIDI, ELHOUSSEINE EL AZOUDI, JAMILA EL ALAMI AND NOUREDDINE EL
ALAMI
« DYNAMIC SOCKET DESIGN FOR TRANSTIBIAL PROSTHESIS »
CON -4 JHON MARTIN, LUISA ALEJANDRA SANTOS BORRAEZ, MARIA CATALINA RIOS BUSTOS,
LOUIS PHILIPPE MZEIAT CASTRO AND FRAN EDUARD PEREZ ORTIZ
[Link]
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RANIA ZHAR, AMINE ALLOUHI, ABDELMAJID JAMIL AND KHADIJA LAHRECH
RE -6 « Energy and exergy analysis of combined organic Rankine cycle (ORC) and vapour
compression cycle (VCC) system »
[Link]
[Link]
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Thursday, 15 October 2020
08h30-09h15 Plenary Session 5
Session chairs: Ali AHAITOUF & Ghizlane KHAISSIDI
Pr. Rachid YAZAMI
« The role of lithium ion batteries in the future energy transition»
Please join us on :[Link]
Plenary Session 6
09h15-10h00 Session chairs: Driss EL AZZAB & Younes KHAMLICHI
Ahmed Pr: Ivashko EVGENY
« Modern IT and IoT technologies in innovative solutions for aquaculture»
Please join us on :[Link]
ABDELHAKIM MOUTAOUAKIL, ABDELAZIZ KOUMINA, YOUNES JABRANE AND ABDELATI
REHA
ANT -3
« Design of Microstrip Sierpinski Carpet Antenna Using a Circular Pattern with
Improved Performance »
ABDULWALI ZAED AND ALKANHAL MAJEED
ANT -4
« Load Condition for Minimum Backscattering Antennas »
NIRMINE HAMMOUCH, HASSAN AMMOR AND MOHAMED HIMDI
ANT -5 « A Compact Flexible UWB Antenna for Biomedical Applications: especially for Breast
Cancer Detection »
WAHAJ ABASS AWAN, NIAMAT HUSSAIN, ADNAN GHAFFAR, SYEDA IFFAT NAQVI, ABIR
ANT -6 ZAIDI, MUSA HUSSAIN AND XUE JUN LI
« A Low Profile Frequency Reconfigurable Antenna for mmWave Applications »
MUSA HUSSAIN, SYED NAHEEL RAZA RIZVI, WAHAJ ABASS AWAN, NIAMAT HUSSAIN,
HALEEMA AND AHSAN HAMEED
ANT -7
« On-Demand Frequency Reconfigurable Flexible Antenna for 5G sub-6-GHz and ISM
Band Applications »
10h00-10h15 Break
[Link]
ALI EL KIHEL, IMANE DEROUICHE, HASSAN GZIRI, YOSRA EL KIHEL AND AMAR
CS -7 BAKDID
« Artificial intelligence based on the neurons networks at the service predictive bearing »
MARC JUNIOR PIERRE NKENGUE, IVAN MADJAROV AND JEAN LUC DAMOISEAUX
CS -8
« A Hybrid Indoor Localization Framework in an IoT Ecosystem »
ABDELOUAHED BAMOU, DRISS EL OUADGHIRI AND BADRADDINE AGHOUTANE
CS-9
« Current works on IDS development strategies for IoT »
MOHAMMED CHAOUKI ABOUNAIMA, LOUBNA LAMRINI, NOUREDDINE EL MAKHFI,
MOHAMMED TALIBI ALAOUI AND MOHAMED OUZARF
CS-10
« New metrics to measure the quality of rankings results of the multi-criteria decision-making
methods »
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SOUFIANE NAIM AND NOUREDDINE MOUMKINE
CS-11
« LiteNet : A novel approach for traffic sign classification using a light architecture »
HAKIMA EL MADANI, IKRAME YAZGHICH, MARYEM BAYA AND MOHAMED BERRAHO
CS-12 « The attitude of Moroccan university students towards an online assistive application of stress
management»
[Link]
[Link]
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HAJAR CHADLI, YOUSSEF BIKRAT, SARA CHADLI, MOHAMMED SABER, AMINE FAKIR AND
ES -2 ABDELWAHED TAHANI
« Digital implementation of SPWM 7-level inverter using microcontroller »
MOHAMED SEJAI, ANASS MANSOURI, SAAD BENNANI DOSSE AND YASSINE RUICHEK
ES -3 « Embedded and parallel implementation of the stereo-vision system for the autonomous
vehicle »
HAJAR SAIKOUK, CHAKIB ALAOUI AND ACHRAF BERRAJAA
ES -4
« Towards the implementation of Smartphone-Based Self-Testing of COVID-19 using AI »
YOUSSEF CHEDDADI, FATIMA CHEDDADI, FATIMA ERRAHIMI AND NAJIA ES-SBAI
ES -5
« Design and Prototyping of an Embedded Controller board for PV-EV charging station »
MONCEF AHARCHI AND M’HAMED AIT KBIR
ES -6
« Localization and Navigation System for Blind Persons using Stereo Vision and a GIS »
12h15-14h30 Break
15h15-15h30 Break
[Link]
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LAILA OUAZZANI CHAHIDI AND ABDELLAH MECHAQRANE
RE -10
« Selection of the Greenhouse Design under the Climatic Conditions of Fez, Morocco»
MOHAMMED DHRIYYEF, ABDELMALEK EL MEHDI AND MOHAMMED EL HITMY
RE -11 « Intelligent architecture in home energy management system for smart building, Moroccan case
study »
MOURAD YESSEF, BADRE BOSSOUFI, MOHAMMED TAOUSSI, AHMED LAGRIOUI AND
MOHAMMED EL MAHFOUD
RE -12
« Evaluation of adaptive Backstepping control applied to DFIG wind system used on the real
wind profile of the Dakhla-Morocco city »
MOHAMED AMINE BENISS, HASSAN EL MOUSSAOUI, TIJANI LAMHAMDI AND HASSANE EL
MARKHI
RE -13
« Comparative study between SMC and FOSMC controllers for DFIG under the real wind
profile of Asilah-Morocco city »
KHALID CHIGANE AND MOHAMMED OUASSAID
RE-14 « Voltage And Power Control For a Grid Tied Single Phase Single Stage Transformer-less
Photovoltaic System Using Sliding Mode Control »
[Link]
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ORAL SESSION TEL: Telecom-1
Thursday, 15 October 2020, 15h30 to 18h30
Presidents : Said MAZER, Moulhime EL BEKKALI & Jamal BELKADID
[Link]
[Link]
IMANE SOUFFER, MOHAMED SGHIOUAR, IMANE SEBARI, YAHYA ZEFRI, HICHAM HAJJI
AND GHASSANE ANIBA
RE -15
« Automatic extraction of photovoltaic modules with object-based image analysis and machine
learning »
YAHYA LAHLOU, ABDELGHANI HAJJI AND MOHAMMED AGGOUR
RE-16
« Development of a management algorithm for a compact photovoltaic - wind turbine system »
RE-18 ANTONIO RUANO, HAMID QASSEMI, INOUSSA HABOU LAOUALI, MANAL MARZOUQ,
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HAKIM EL FADILI AND SAAD BENNANI DOSSE
« A Model-based Predictive Control approach for Home Energy Management Systems. First
results »
ASSIA BENKADDOUR, HANAN BOULAICH AND HASSAN AROUDAM
RE-19 « Comparative study of electricity production by photovoltaic panels with mirrors for different
inclinations »
[Link]
SIP-11 « Image segmentation approach based on hybridization between k-means and mask r-
cnn »
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ORAL SESSION CS-3: Computer Science
Friday, 16 October 2020, 09h00 to 12h00
Presidents : Mohammed BERRADA, Kaouthar CHETIOUI & Younes LAKHRISSI
[Link]
[Link]
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LOUBNA MOUMENI, MOHAMMED SABER, ILHAM SLIMANI, ILHAME EL FARISSI AND
CS -21 ZINEB BOUGROUN
« Machine Learning for Credit Card Fraud Detection »
ZAKARIA KADDARI, YOUSSEF MELLAH, JAMAL BERRICH, TOUMI BOUCHENTOUF AND
MOHAMMED GHAOUTH BELKASMI
CS -22
« octaNLP: a benchmark for evaluating multitask generalization of transformer-based pre-
trained language models »
EL MEHDI RAOUHI, MOHAMED LACHGAR AND ALI KARTIT
CS -23 « Comparative study of regression and regularization methods: Application to weather and
climate data »
ANISS MOUMEN, BADRADDINE AGHOUTANE, YOUNES LAKHRISSI AND ALI ESSAHLAOUI
CS -24
« BIG DATA ARCHITECTURE FOR MOROCCAN WATER STAKEHOLDERS »
FOUAD NAFIS, BADRADDINE AGHOUTANE AND ALI YAHYAOUY
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ORAL SESSION NET: Networking
Friday, 16 October 2020, 15h00 to 18h00
Presidents : Hakim EL FADILI, Khalid ZENKOUAR & Fadoua YAKINE
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The International Conference on
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