Advancements in Computer, Communication, Control, Automation: Insights from 3CA 2011 Symposium

Future Computer, Communication, Control and Automation: An Overview

The proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer, Communication, Control and Automation 3CA 2011 are a compilation of selected papers that emerged from this significant academic gathering held in Shangh, China. This symposium med to bring together leading experts in diverse fields including wireless communications, advancements in wireless video technology, wireless sensor networks, network security measures, network measurement techniques, hybrid and discrete-event systems management, internet analytics, automation robotics systems, reconfigurable automation systems, and vision applications within the domn of automation.

• Chapter 1: The Design of a Portable EEG Acquisition Device Based on ZigBee Wireless Protocol by Xian-bin Sun, Lei Mou, and Yan Wen. This chapter focuses on innovative methodologies for designing portable Electroencephalography EEG acquisition devices that leverage the ZigBee wireless communication protocol to ensure reliable data transmission and low power consumption.

• Chapter 2: Correlation Analysis Between Broccoli Planting Density and Quality Parameters by Weiming Liu, Enguo Wang, and Jun Lin. This chapter presents a detled study on how varying planting densities impact broccoli plant characteristics, commercial quality, and yield attributes, offering insights into optimized farming practices for enhanced productivity.

• Chapter 3: Mathematical Modeling of Nitrogen Fertilization's Impact on Vegetative Growth by Weiming Liu et al. It explores the use of mathematicalto understand how different levels of nitrogen fertilization affect broccoli plants' growth patterns and overall health, providing a scientific basis for sustnable agricultural practices.

• Chapter 4: Problems in University Aerobics Curriculum Setup and Solutions Proposals. Xiaojing Li offers an analysis of common challenges faced during the setup of university aerobics curricula and suggests innovative solutions to enhance student engagement and educational outcomes.

The aforementioned chapters exemplify the interdisciplinary nature of the symposium, showcasing how advancements in computer science, communication technologies, control systems engineering, automation sciences, and agricultural research intersect. Each paper contributes unique insights and findings that are crucial for both academic discourse and practical applications within their respective domns.

Publication Information

• Title: Future Computer, Communication, Control and Automation

• Editors: Tianbiao Zhang

• Series: Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing Series

• Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg

• Published Year: 2012

This volume serves as a comprehensive resource for researchers, practitioners, educators, and students interested in the latest developments across computer technology, communication systems, control engineering, automation techniques, and their applications. It encapsulates not only the cutting-edge research but also offers valuable insights into practical challenges and potential solutions within these critical fields.

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