The MECO & ECYPS Programme Version

Programme

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This year MECO project celebrates its anniversary. Five years for a conference is not a long period. But, it

is difficult to survive even a few years in the period of conference flooding. It is only possible if one does not

make any compromise with the quality. During five years we have had an honor to greet our participants in

Montenegro, a beautiful Mediterranean country. This year, MECO will return back in amazing Bar, where it

started in 2012.

The MECO event is co-sponsored by IEEE, EUROMICRO, MANT, University of Montenegro, Faculty of

Electrical Engineering of the University of Montenegro, Ryazan State Radio Engineering University,

Eindhoven Technical University, Ministry of Science of Montenegro, Cikom company, Plantaze and several

other organizations and universities.

We have a great honor and pleasure to host you in the beautiful country of Montenegro, historical town Bar,

with its charming Old Town, beautiful natural environment, amazing beaches and the proximity to capital

Podgorica and famous touristic attractions such as Shkoder Lake, Ulcinj, Budva, Boka Kotorska or even

Dubrovnik. We hope that the Bar region will impress you with its rich history and culture, blue waters, sea

breeze and delicious Mediterranean cuisine, creating an inspiring venue for an intensive academic exchange

and discussions.

The agendas of MECO’2016 and ECYPS’2016s are very busy. This year we have a record number of

selected papers (about 115), from about 25 countries, that makes MECO a truly international high impact

conference in the field of embedded computing and wider. A major highlight of MECO’2016 is represented

by 8 keynote presentations by renowned specialists. The MECO program is complemented also with the

dissemination of successful European research and education projects, company presentations and other

knowledge dissemination events.

This year MECO has a great honor to be opened by Professor Dan Shechtman, the 2011 Nobel Prize

Winner in Chemistry. We are very thankful to Dan for his recognition of MECO quality and for finding time

in his very busy schedule to visit Montenegro and to devote attention to our conference. For sure, it will give

the best wings to us.

What makes us also very proud is a fact that MECO proceedings have been indexed in prestigious Databases

as IEEE Xplore, SCOPUS, WoS and others and included in many Regional and University Digital Libraries,

contributing to high citation of our papers.

High quality academic program of 2016 MECO would not be possible without authors, keynote speakers and

more than 200 reviewers, who devoted a lot of enthusiasm and hard work to prepare their papers,

presentations and to rigorously review all submissions. Even their fantastic work would not make sense

without help of our volunteers engaged in organization. Thanks to all of them.

Finally, we wish all participants an excellent conference and a pleasant stay in Bar!

Chairs: Lech Jóźwiak, Radovan Stojanović and Budimir Lutovac

MECO'2016 and ECYPS'2016, Bar, Montenegro, 12-16 June, 2016 - Programme

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Time/Room Room A Room B Room C

16:00-18:00 Registration

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Registration

09:00-09:30

09:30-10:00

10:00-10:30

10:30-11:00

11:00-13:00 SESSION #1 SESSION #2 SESSION #3

Embedded Computing-Hardware,

Software and App.ECYPS' and Ciber Physical Systems Signal and Image Processing with App.

Chair: Milan Prokin Chair: Lech Jozwiak Chairs: Igor Djurovic, Miroslav Hagara

14: Gabriela Breaban,

Martijn Koedam, Sander Stuijk and Kees

Goossens, Virtualization and Emulation of

a CAN Device on a Multi-Processor System

on Chip ; Netherlands

E2:Vojtěch Miškovský, Hana Kubátová and

Martin Novotný, Influence of fault-tolerant

design methods on differential power

analysis resistance of AES cipher:

Methodics and Challenge; Czech Republic

5:Ruslan Kozhemiakin, Sergey Abramov,

Vladimir Lukin, Blazo Djurović, Igor

Djurovic and Benoit Vozel, Lossy

Compression of Landsat Multispectral

Images ;Ukraine, Montenegro, France

35:Sara Zermani, Catherine Dezan, Chabha

Hireche, Reinhardt Euler and Jean-Philippe

Diguet, Embedded and Probabilistic Health

Management for the GPS of Autonomous

Vehicle ; France

E3:Mustafa Engin, Embedded and Real

Time System Design: A Case Study Fire

Fighting Robot ;Turkey

40:Aleksey I. Efimov, Anatoly I. Novikov

and Victoria A. Sablina,Image

Superimposition Technique in Computer

Vision Systems Using Contour Analysis

Methods; Russian Federation

53:Anees Mohammed and Sinisa Durovic,

Evaluation of Fiber-optic Sensing

Performance for Embedded Thermal

Monitoring of Electric Machinery Wound

Components; United Kingdom

10:Peter Tröger, Christine Jakobs, Thomas

Jakobs and Matthias Werner,Adaptive

Cyber-Physical Systems with Interpreted

Operating System Kernels ;Germany

58:Miroslav Hagara, Oldřich Ondráček,

Prof. Radovan Stojanovic and Peter

Kupec,Localization of moving edge with

Sub pixel Accuracy in 1-D Images;Slovakia,

Montenegro

99:Jones Yudi Mori and Michael Huebner,

Multilevel parallelism analysis and system-

level simulation for many-core vision

processor design ; Brazil, Germany

130:Gordana Laštovicka-Medin, CubeSats

as Space Labs for Measurements of

Ubiquity of Biological

Evolution; Montenegro

113:Igor Jovancevic, Al Arafat, Jean-José

Orteu and Thierry Sentenac, Airplane tire

inspection by image processing

techniques, France

65:Milan Prokin and Dragana Prokin,

Improved fiscal devices without additional

services ; Serbia

25:Hana Kubatova and Martin Novotny,

Education of Computer Engineering at CTU

in Prague ;Czech Republic

120:Marko Perkovic, Blaz Luin, Tanja Brcko

and Maciej Gucma, Docking system based

on laser measurements ; Slovenia, Poland

66:Milan Prokin and Dragana Prokin,

Improved fiscal devices with additional

services ; Serbia

38:Matěj Bartík, Dominika Pichlová and

Hana Kubátová, Hardware-Software Co-

Design: A Practical Course for Future

Embedded Engineers ;Czech Republic

13:00-16:00

16:00-16.45

16:45-17:00


Embedded Computing-Hardware,

Software and App.Circuit and Systems Signal and Image Processing with App.

Chair: Lejla Banjanovic-Mehmedovic Chairs: Milan Stork, Sergey Mosin Chair: Yury Bekhtim

29:Gehad Alkady, Nahla El-Araby,

Hassanein Amer and Mohamed

Abdelhalim, Using Power Consumption in

the Performability of Fault-Tolerant FPGAs ;

Egypt

37:Sergey Mosin, An Approach to Design-

for-Testability Automation of Analogue

Integrated Circuits Using OBIST

Strategy ;Russian Federation

7:Vladimir A. Volchenkov and Vladimir V.

Vityazev,Development and Testing of the

Voice Activity Detector Based on Use of

Special Pilot Signal ;Russian Federation

46:Yevgeniy Muratov, Michael Nikiforov,

Dmitry Ustukov and Victor Gurov,

Implementing one of stereovision

algorithms on FPGA; Russian Federation

67:Alexey Baranchikov, Natalya

Grinchenko and Gennady Ovechkin,

Improving Performance of Multithreshold

Decoder for Self-Orthogonal Codes ; Russian

Federation

30:Alexey Roenko, Vladimir Lukin and Igor

Djurovic,Denoising for Improving Time-

Frequency Representations; Ukraine,

Montenegro

Sunday, June 12th

Lunch break

Welcome Reception

Opening addressing, MECO & ECYPS Chairs and Officials

Invited speech : Veljko Milutinovic, DataFlow SuperComputing for BigData

Break

Monday, June 13th08:00-12:00 and 16:00-18:00

Invited speech/opening : Dan Shechtman, Demographics, Technological Entrepreneurship, and the Future of Montenegro

5th Mediterranean Conference on Embedded Computing

(MECO 2016), 4th EUROMICRO/IEEE Workshop on Embedded and Cyber-Physical Systems

(ECYPS'2016),Bar, Montenegro, Hotel Princess, 12-16 June, 2016,

SEMI-FINAL AGENDA

www.embeddedcomputing.me

Invited speech: Sinisa Djurovic, Power and energy challenges and opportunities for utilising ICT

as an enabler in meeting these

Break



49:Lazar Karbunar, Dusko Borka and Ivan

Radovic, Carbon nanotubes

characterization by channeled fast ions

spatial and angular distribution

fingerprints; Serbia

111:Milan Stork, Multiple Output

Frequency Synthesizer ; Czech Republic

32:Vladislav Lesnikov, Tatiana Naumovich,

Alexander Chastikov and Denis

Garsh,Unaliasing of Undersampled

Spectra ;Russian Federation

75:Emil Zaev, Darko Babunski and

Atanasko Tuneski, SCADA System for Real-

time Measuring and Evaluation of River

Water Quality; Macedonia

112:Milan Stork,Controlled Fractional

System ;Czech Republic

77:Yury Bekhtin, Andrey Bryantsev and

Pavel Babayan,Onboard Rough Estimation

of Point Source Coordinates for Linear IR-

sensor; Russian Federation

19:Živorad Mihajlović, Vladimir

Milosavljević, Dragana Vasiljević, Ana Joža,

Vladimir Rajs and Miloš Živanov,

Implementation of Wearable Energy

Harvesting Wireless Sensor Node using Ink-

Jet Printing on Flexible Substrate ; Serbia

115:Slavica M. Perovich and Martin

Calasan, An inverse problem of

temperature estimation for the

combination of the NTC and PTC nonlinear

resistances; Montenegro

118:Viktor Dvorkovich and Alexander

Dvorkovich,Image processing using

multiscaling discrete wavelet

transform; Russian Federation

109:Lejla Banjanovic-Mehmedovic,

Radislav Stojak and Suad Kasapovic,

Driving Behavior Simulator of Lane

Changing using User-designed

Interface ;Bosnia and Herzegovina

116:Mikhail Kagalenko, Optimal in the

Hankel Norm Reduction of Digital IIR Filter

Order ; Russian Federation

20:30:24:00

Registration

09:00-09:45

09:45-10:30

10:30-11:00


Embeded Robotics Circuit and Systems Signal and Image Processing with App.

Chair: Gerhard Rath Chair: Mustafa Engin Chair: Sergey Vityazev

80:Stanislav Goll, Sergey Luksha, Vladimir

Leushkin and Alexandr Borisov,

Construction of the local patency map on

the data from Velodyne LiDAR ; Russian

Federation

22:Renato Ferrero, Filippo Gandino,

Masoud Hemmatpour, Bartolomeo

Montrucchio and Maurizio

Rebaudengo,Exploiting Accelerometers to

Estimate Displacement ; Italy, Iran,

18:Ivana Milaš, Božidarka Radović and

Danilo Janković, A New Audio

Watermarking Method With Optimal

Detection ; Montenegro


Leushkin and Alexandr Borisov,Testing of

the system for estimation of mobile robotic

platform displacements by the method of a

marker triangle; Russian Federation

64:Alexey Ivutin and Eugene Larkin,

Dispatching in embedded systems ; Russian

Federation

34:Andrija Mitrović, Nemanja Vučetić and

Božidar Škrbić, Time-frequency based

speech watermarking under MPEG

compression attack ; Montenegro

122:Xhevahir Bajrami, Artan Dërmaku,

Nysret Demaku, Sali Maloku, Adem Kikaj

and Agon Kokaj, Genetic and Fuzzy logic

Algorithms for Robot Path Finding ; Austria,

United Kingdom, Kosovo

68:Nick Petrovsky, Andrew Stankevich and

Alexander Petrovsky, Pipelined Block-

Lifting-based Embedded Processor for

Multiplying Quaternions Using Distributed

Arithmetic ; Belarus

60:Dejan Bratić, Filip Vešović and Vladimir

Mijanović, Audio watermarking under

gradient-based reconstruction attack ;

Montenegro

123:Jakup Berisha, Xhevahir Bajrami,

Ahmet Shala and Rame Likaj, Application

of Fuzzy Logic controller for obstacle

detection and avoidance on real

autonomous mobile robot ; Kosovo

72:Vladislav Lesnikov, Alexander

Chastikov, Denis Garsh and Tatiana

Naumovich, Numerically controlled linear

chirp oscillator ; Russian Federation

94:Alexander Parshin and Yury Parshin,

Analysis of Maximum Likelihood Estimation

of Fractal Dimension by Independent and

Dependent Samples ; Russian Federation

55:Gerhard Rath and Matthew Harker,

Direct Numerical Solution of Optimal

Control Problems ; Austria

105:Mustafa Engin and Dilşad Engin,

Compensation of Thermocouple

Nonlinearities with Embedded System ;

Turkey

83:Vasko Djokovic and Mirza Husovic,

Hermite Expansion Method for the Image

Watermarking ; Montengro

131:Gordana Laštovicka-Medin,

Nano/Pico/Femto-Satellites: Review of

Challenges in Space Education and Science

Integration towards Disruptive Technology;

Montenegro

87:Vitaly Koshelev and Vladimir Andrejev,

Modeling and Processing of Fluctuating

Signals with Staggered Period ; Russian

Federation

13:00-16:00


Communications and Networks Compressive Sensing Algorithms

Chair: Ivan Kholod Chair: Srdjan Stankovic Chair: Betim Cico

20:Vyacheslav Koryachko, Dmitry

Perepelkin and Maria Ivanchikova,

Adaptive accelerated routing between

Data Centers based on the paired shifts

data ; Russian Federation

33:Andjela Draganić, Irena Orović, Srdjan

Stanković, Xiumei Li and Zhi Wang,

Reconstruction and classification of

wireless signals based on Compressive

Sensing approach ; Montenegro, China

42:Sergei Gusev and Olga Spirkina, A

Research of an Adaptation Algorithm

Convergence Using Spatial Signal Pre-

Processing ; Russian Federation

Break

Gala dinner, opening ceremony, live music

Invited speech: Goran Stojanovic, Sensors and other electronic components on flexible substrates:

from materials to applications

Lunch break, 14:00-16:00 Old Bar Tour

Tuesday, June 14th

Invited speech: Lech Jozwiak, Wearable and Mobile Systems

08:00-12:00 and 16:00-18:00



21:Dmitry Perepelkin and Ilya

Tsyganov,Paired transitions algorithm of

communication links in computer networks

based on subnet routing method ; Russian

Federation

43:Andjela Draganić, Irena Orović, Srdjan

Stanković and Xiumei Li, ISAR

Reconstruction from Incomplete Data using

Total Variation Optimization ; Montenegro,

China

59:Dmitry Yesikov and Alexey Ivutin,

Rational values of parameters of island

genetic algorithms for the effective

solution of problems of ensuring stability of

functioning of the distributed information

systems ; Russian Federation

57:Alexander Ksendzov, A Three-

Dimensional Mobile-to-Mobile MIMO

Channel Model Including Fading

Correlation and Pattern Diversity ; Russian

Federation

52:Stefan Vujović, Isidora Stanković, Miloš

Daković and Ljubiša Stanković,

Comparison of a Gradient-Based and

LASSO (ISTA) Algorithm for Sparse Signal

Reconstruction ; Montenegro


Leushkin and Alexandr Borisov,

Unmanned ground vehicle local trajectory

planning algorithm ; Russian Federation

71:Vyacheslav Koryachko, Dmitry

Perepelkin and Vladimir Byshov, Multipath

adaptive routing in computer networks

with load balancing ; Russian Federation

70:Ana Cadjenovic and Jelena Bakic,

Compressive Sensing based Image

Watermarking using Gradient Descent

Algorithm ; Montenegro

101:Rafet Duriqi, Vigan Raca and Betim

Cico, Comparative Analysis of Classification

Algorithms on Three Different Datasets

using WEKA ; Kosovo, Macedonia

91:Ivan Kholod, Mikhail Kuprianov and Ilya

Petukhov, Distributed Data Mining Based

on Actors for Internet of Things ; Russian

Federation

85:Aneta Džuverović, Vuk Radman and

Vladimir Pejovic, Logo Watermarking for

Speech Signal Protection in the

Compressive sensing Scenario ;

Montenegro

86:Aleksey I. Baranchikov, Aleksey Yu.

Gromov, Viktor S. Gurov, Natalya N.

Grinchenko and Sergey I. Babaev, The

technique of dynamic data masking in

information systems ; Russian Federation

100:Vladimir Vityazev and Evgeny

Likhobabin, Self-corrected UMP-APP

Decoding of LDPC Codes ; Russian

Federation

106:Miloš Brajović, Miloš Daković and

Ljubiša Stanković, Convexity of the l1-norm

based Sparsity Measure with Respect to

the Missing Samples as Variables ;

Montenegro

18:00-19:00Projects dissemination

WIP Session

Chair: Milica Orlandić, Norway

WIP1: Viktor P. Dvorkovich, Alexander V.

Dvorkovich, Discrete wavelet transforms of

the finite spectrum digital images, Russia

WIP2: Vakhatng Mosidze, 3D routing and

localization for IoT enable medical sensor

network, Estonia

WIP3: Milica Orlandic, An efficient

hardware implementation for CAVLC

encoder in H.264/AVC, Norway

WIP4: Zivorad Kovacevic, Radovan

Stojanovic, Gojko Nikolic, Modelling and

simulation of accidental air pollutant

dispersion in urban areas – an approach

suitable for developing countries,

Montenegro, Bosnia and Hercegovina

WIP5: Veselin Ivanovic, Nevena Radovic,

Srdjan Jovanovski, Design of pipelined

signal adaptive architectures for processing

of 1D and ND signals, Montenegro

20:00

Registration

09:00-09:45

09:45-10:30

10:30-11:00


POSTER Biomedical Eng. BIOENG.MED Related fields

Chairs: Budimir Lutovac, Dmitry Tarasov Chair: Almir Badnjevic Chair: Branislav Dragovic

4:Sanja Bauk and Anke Schmeink, RFID

and PPE: Concerning workers’ safety

solutions and Cloud perspectives - A

reference to the Port of Bar (Montenegro) ;

Montenegro, Germany

6:Marika Apostolova Trpkovska, Betim

Cico and Lejla Abazi Bexheti, Prediction of

Children Diseases using Semantics (A case

study of social network www.emama.mk) ;

Macedonia

23:Mehrija Hasičić, Damir Bilić and Harun

Šiljak, Sensor Fusion for Solar Car Route

Optimization ; Bosnia and Herzegovina

24:Aleksei Maslov, Danila Almazov,

Vladimir Litvinov, Vladislav Mishustin,

Sergey Vikhrov and Nikolay Vishnyakov,

Influence of the localized states on the

collection efficiency of photogenerated

charge carries in solar cells based on a-

Si:H ; Russian Federation

15:Adnan Fojnica, Ahmed Osmanović and

Almir Badnjević, Dynamical Model of

Tuberculosis-Multiple Strain Prediction

based on Artificial Neural Network ; Bosnia

and Herzegovina

36:Marián Lamr and Jan Skrbek, Real-time

Approaches to Improving Traffic Safety ;

Czech Republic

CS-ICT,

Trans2Work,

LAMS,

WIMB,

MArED,

SUST-MARINA, REDOS, TeleCare.Me

Wednesday, June 15th

Break

08:00-12:00 and 16:00-18:00

Invited lecture: Almir Badnjevic, New

approaches to maintenance procedures of

medical devices with measuring functions

Invited speech: Viktor Dvorkovich, Multiscale discrete wavelet transform of the

finite spectrum digital images

Invited speech: Martin Novotni, Cryptanalytical Attacks on Cyber-physical Systems

Social life, Join Guitar DUO - Srdjan Bulatovic & Darko Nikcevic, The best of Montenegro*



26:Aleksei Maslov, Danila Almazov,

Vladislav Mishustin, Nikolay Vishnyakov,

Oleg Konkov and Tatiana Kholomina,

Investigation of electric field distribution

across the barrier silicon solar cells ; Russian

Federation

16:Olga Melnik, Joint Criteria for

Evaluation of the Functional Status of the

Person ; Russian Federation

39:Adis Balota, Selma Grebovic and Tarik

Sadovic, Lightning Activity Monitoring

System in Real Time ; Montenegro, Bosnia

and Herzegovina, France

56:Sergey Vityazev, Anatoly Mikheev and

Gennady Nechaev, The Formation of

Compound Discrete Samples for Data

Acquisition with Desirable Amplitudes in

Given Spectral Areas ; Russian Federation

27:Sabina Halilović, Halida Avdihodžić and

Lejla Gurbeta, Micro cell culture analog

Apparatus (µCCA) output prediction using

Artificial Neural Network ; Bosnia and

Herzegovina

88:Valentina Potapova, Andrey Tarasov,

Nataliya Grinchenko and Alexey Gromov,

The public transport control system ;

Russian Federation

82:Irina Klyueva, Liliya Demidova and

Alexander Pylkin, The Study of

Characteristics of the Hybrid Particle

Swarm Algorithm in Solution of the Global

Optimization Problem ; Russian Federation

61:Nadezhda V. Sinitsina and Alexander N.

Varnavsky, Determination of driver’s

psycho-emotional state parameters ;

Russian Federation

132:Vassilis Tselentis, Ernestos Tzannatos,

Branislav Dragovic and Zdravko Paladin, A

practical monitoring approach in marinas ;

Montenegro, Greece

92:Nikita Tolkach, Nikolai Vishnyakov, Yuri

Vorobyov and Aleksei Maslov, Modeling of

the Drift of Atomic-Force Microscope Probe

for Local Chemical Nanodiagnostics ;

Russian Federation

93:Alexander Varnavsky, Simulation of

quality level dependence of human-

machine system on the parameters of the

operator labor organization ; Russian

Federation

102:Mihailo Lazarevic, Petar Mandić,

Tomislav Šekara, Budimir Lutovac and

Boško Cvetković, Some electromechanical

systems and analogies of mem-systems

integer and fractional order ; Serbia,

Montenegro

127:Ramo Šendelj, Ivana Ognjenovic, Elske

Ammenwerth, Werner Hackl, Towards

Semantically Enabled Development of

Service-Oriented Architectures for

Integration of Socio-Medical Data ;

Montenegro, Austria

103:Sergey Chelebaev and Yulia

Chelebaeva, Converters structures

synthesis of time-and-frequency signals

parameters in the code of two variables on

the radial-based network ; Russian

Federation

107:Sergey Gurzhin, Vladimir Zhulev,

Vladimir Kryakov, Maxim Kuznetsov,

Evgeny Matyukhin and Evgeny Proshin,

Principles for Design Of the

Electromagnetic Chronotherapy System by

Impacts on Biologically Active Points ;

Russian Federation

45:Vladimir Fulin, Vladimir Ruchkin, Marat

Makhmudov, Vitaliy Romanchuk,

Ekaterina Ruchkina and Boris Kostrov,

Smart Compiler Embedded Computing

Systems Based on Cluster Parallelism ;

Russian Federation

47:Mikhail Nikiforov, Sergei Orlov and

Victor Gurov, Detection of mobile objects

in computer vision systems ; Russian

Federation

51:Aleksandr Taganov, Aleksandr

Kolesenkov and Sergey Babaev, Ecological

monitoring of dangerous objects on the

basis of vegetation indexing and

evolutionary approach ; Russian Federation

89:Maxim Akinin, Natalia Akinina, Michael

Nikiforov and Alexandra Sokolova,

Intelligent system of selecting the landing

site of unmanned aerial vehicles ; Russian

Federation

90:Natalya Akinina, Maxim Akinin,

Alexandr Taganov, Alexandra Sokolova

and Michael Nikiforov, Neural network

implementation of a principal component

analysis tasks on board the unmanned

aerial vehicle information processing in real

time ; Russian Federation

12:Maksim D. Ershov and Boris A. Alpatov,

Image Processing-Based Approaches to

Image Synthesis in On-Board Vision

System ; Russian Federation

62:Sergey Zavalishin, Yuri Bekhtin and

Viktor Gurov, Inverse Halftonning Using

Sparse Coding Methods ; Russian

Federation



78:Boris Alpatov, Pavel Babayan and Nikita

Shubin, Power Line Detection Using

Integrated Vector Radon Transform ;

Russian Federation

108:Evgeny Grigoryev, Sergey Gurzhin,

Vladimir Zhulev, Mikhail Kaplan, Vladimir

Kryakov and Evgeny Proshin, Technology

and methods for formation of the complex

magnetotherapy impact by the inductor

array ; Russian Federation

125:Tatiana Istomina, Tatiana Murashkina,

Viktor Istomin, Elena Badeeva, Nikita

Kosenok and Andrey Motin, Development

of Sensors and Systems for Remote

Multidiagnostics and Rehabilitation for

Medicine ; Russian Federation

126:Dmitry Tarasov, High Dynamic Range

Low Cost DAQ System for Precision

Instrumentation. Back-to-Front Design

Approach ; Montenegro

128:Drazen Pasalic, Dusanka Bundalo,

Branimir Cvijic, Zlatko Bundalo and

Radovan Stojanovic, Vehicle Toll Payment

System Based on Internet of Things

Concept ; Bosnia and Herzegovina

129:Branimir Cvijic, Dusanka Bundalo,

Drazen Pasalic and Zlatko Bundalo, Cloud

Based Web Application to Support Vehicle

Toll Payment System Using IoT Concept ;

Bosnia and Herzegovina

63:Sergey I. Babaev, Alexander A. Loginov,

Aleksey I. Baranchikov, Natalya N.

Grinchenko and Aleksandr N. Kolesenkov,

The directions for collaborate usage of

flight apparatus technical vision system

information and electronic

cartography; Russian Federation

69:Andrey Antonenko and Yulia

Chelebaeva, Structures synthesis of the

functional converters based on multilevel

neural network description ; Russian

Federation

41:Vladimir Ruchkin, Vladimir Fulin, Boris

Kostrov, Aleksandr Taganov, Aleksandr

Kolesenkov, Forest Fire Monitoring by

Means of Cyber–Physical System ; Russian

Federation

13:00-15:00


Research Groups, Books and Company

pressentationBiomedical Eng. BIOENG.MED Related fields

Chair: Radovan Stojanovic Chair: Andrej Skraba Chair: Bekim Fetaji

Presentation of University of Montenegro

Groups of: Sugnal Processing, Multimedia

and Compressive sensing

11:Emir Zunic, Almir Djedovic and Dusanka

Boskovic, Web-based and Mobile System

for Training and Improving in the Field of

Electrocardiogram (ECG) ; Bosnia and

Herzegovina

48:Jelena Ljucovic and Savo Tomovic,

Analyzing clusters in the University of

Montenegro collaboration network ;

Montenegro

Ljubisa Stankovic, Digital Signal Processing:

with selected topics: Adaptive Systems,

Time-Frequency Analysis, Sparse Signal

Processing

13:Almir Aljović, Almir Badnjević and Lejla

Gurbeta, Artificial Neural Networks in the

Discrimination of Alzheimer's disease Using

Biomarkers Data ; Bosnia and Herzegovina

73:Bekim Fetaji, Xhelal Jashari, Majlinda

Fetaji and Mirlinda Ebibi, Devising and

Evaluating UBT Model of Student e-Service

Information System using Regression

Analyses ; Macedonia

Srdjan Stankovic, Irena Orovic, Ervin Sejdic,

"Multimedia Signals and Systems," Springer-

Verlag, New York, 2012

28:Dijana Sejdinovic, Berina Alić, Almir

Badnjevic and Lejla Gurbeta, Classification

of Stress Recognition using Artificial Neural

Network ; Bosnia and Herzegovina

74:Majlinda Fetaji, Bekim Fetaji and

Mirlinda Ebibi, Development of MAI Model

and Framework for Designing Reliable

Software ; Macedonia

Ljubisa Stankovic, Milos Dakovic and

Thayananthan Thayaparan, Time-Frequency

Signal Analysis with Applications

98:Tatiana Vityazeva, Sergey Vityazev and

Anatoly Mikheev, Heart Beat and

Respiratory Signals Joint Processing for the

Estimation of Body Adaptation System

Functionality ; Russian Federation

8:Arsim Susuri, Mentor Hamiti and Agni

Dika, Machine Learning based Detection of

Vandalism in Wikipedia across Languages ;

Kosovo, Macedonia

Lunch break



Branislav Dragovic, MARINAS – Small Craft

Harbour and Recreational Ports:

Sustainable Development

119:Andrej Skraba, Andrej Kolozvari,

Davorin Kofjac, Vladimir Stanovov, Eugene

Semenkin and Radovan Stojanovic,

Streaming Pulse Data to the Cloud with

Bluetooth LE or NODEMCU ESP8266 ;

Slovenia, Russian Federation, Montenegro

50:Tijana Vujicic, Snezana Scepanovic and

Jelena Jovanovic, Requirements Elicitation

in Culturally and Technologically Diverse

Settings ; Montenegro, Serbia

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Montenegrin Association for

New Technologies - MANT University of Montenegro

Chairs:

Radovan Stojanović, Montenegro

Lech Jóźwiak, The Netherlands

Budimir Lutovac, Montenegro, publ

Ryazan State Radio

Engineering University EuroMicro

Eindhoven Technical University Ministry of Science of Montenegro

Faculty of Electrical Engineering,

Podgorica Čikom Company

Faculty of Electrical Engineering

and Computing, Zagreb Plantaže AD

Contact:

[email protected]

www.embeddedcomputing.me

Tel: +382 68317729

Viber, WhatsApp

IEEE Serbia and Montenegro

SectionStudies in Biomedical Engineering and

Medical Informatics

All rights reserved by MANT, 2016

www.mant.me

Cirrculation: 200 copies

Will take you to the visit of the largest vineyard in one complex in Europe and have snack and wine tasting in “Šipčanik”

wine cellar. Belvedere's stops around lake and vineyard. On your own expense!

Works in Progress

Duration of paper pressentaion: 15mins

+ 5mins(questions)

ECYPS

http://www.duogitara.com/

Project disemination #2Excursion (Wine Road)**

Departures

Agenda is subject of changes!

Awards, Closing Ceremony, Closing drink20:00

Organizers, Sponsors, Supporters, Committees and Contact

Scientific Committee | Editorial:

Thanos Stouraitis, Greece

Srdjan Stanković, Montenegro

Yervant Zorian. USA

Boualem Boashash, Qatar

Veljko Milutinović, Serbia

Christos Koulamas, Greece

Ion Tutanescu, Romania

Milan Prokin, Serbia.

Andrej Škraba, Slovenia

Dejan Karadaglić, UK

Cornel Ioana, France

Roberto Giorgi, Italy

Sašo Kočevski, Macedonia

Betim Cico, Albania

George Papadopoulos, Cyprus

Gerhard Rath, Austria

Milan Štork, Czech Republic

Emil Jovanov, USA

Roman Bazylevych, Ukraine

Nataša Nešković, Serbia

Yury Bekhtin, Russia

Sergey Vityazev, Russia

Ioannis Sourdis, Sweden,

Jari Viik, Finland

Josep-Ramon Herrero, Spain

Adam Postula, Australia

Bilgin Metin, Turkey

Miroslav Hagara, Slovakia

Anetta Caplanova, Slovakia

Arda Yurdakul, Turkey

Elissaveta Gourova, Bulgaria

Paris Kitsos, Greece

Dražen Jurišić, Croatia

Almir Badnjević, B&H

Miodrag Mihaljević, Serbia

Local Organizing Committee:

Dmitry Tarasov, MANT, Chair

Budimir Lutovac, UoM

Dražen Karadaglić, MANT

Vladimir Mitrović, MANT

Vladan Tabas, CIKOM

Matija Stojanović, MANT

Project Partners

Thursday, June 16th



http://www.duogitara.com/

Documents

The MECO & ECYPS Programme Version