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International Conference on Electrical Engineering
Research and Practice (iCEERP) 2019
Venue: Western Sydney University, Parramatta, Sydney, Australia
24-28 November 2019
About iCEERP-2019
The International Conference on Electrical Engineering Research and Practice
(iCEERP-2019) will be held on 24th to 28th November 2019 in Sydney, Australia. It is
jointly organised by the School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics at
Western Sydney University, Sydney, Australia and the Global Circle for Scientific,
Technological and Management Research (GCSTMR) as its 5 th World Congress.
GCSTMR endeavours to create a platform for young researchers to exchange ideas
and share information with experts in their respective fields. GCSTMR encourages
and facilitates transnational collaborations among its members and associates in
research, training and professional activities. The multidisciplinary international
conference series run by GCSTMR open vast opportunities for researchers to
interact on the global platform and take advantage of knowledge sharing in the digital
arena.
iCEERP-2019 is aiming to provide opportunities of professional interaction amongst
researchers, practising engineers, industry participants and students to present and
share their latest research and practice, and to showcase the latest advancements,
trends and future challenges in a broad range of disciplines related to Electrical and
Electronic Engineering.
iCEERP-2019 Venue
iCEERP-2019 will be hosted at the Western Sydney University’s Parramatta South
Campus which is situated on the Parramatta River. Sydney with its population of 5.5
million is the capital of New South Wales. The traditional landmarks of the Sydney
Harbour; Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge are within easy reach of the
conference venue as is the Blue Mountains World Heritage National Park.
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Nearby Attractions
The traditional landmarks of Greater Sydney including the Blue Mountains, Darling
Harbour, Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge are within easy reach of the
conference venue.
Blue Mountains Darling Harbour
Sydney Opera House Harbour Bridge
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Organising Committee
General Chair Prof Ataur Rahman WSU, Australia
Conference Chair A/Prof Mahmood Nagrial WSU, Australia
Conference Co-Chair Prof Akhtar Kalam Victoria University, Melbourne
Conference Secretary Dr Ranjith Liyanapathirana WSU, Australia
Treasurer Dr Hasan Rahman GCSTMR, Australia
Md Mainul Islam
Dr J. Rizk
Dr A. Hellany
Dr Tosin Famakinwa
Dr S. Muzahir Abbas
Dr Keith Mitchell
Members WSU, Australia
Dr S. Hasan
Dr.J. Zou
Dr Q.Cheng
Dr U. Gunawardana
Dr R Bhathal
Advisory Committee
Prof Akhtar Kalam Victoria University, Melbourne
Prof M.F. Rahman UNSW, Australia
Prof Syed Islam Federation University, Australia
Prof M. Kashem Muttaqi University of Wollongong, Australia
Prof Aman Oo Deakin University, Australia
Prof Chem Nayar Curtin University/REGEN Power, Australia
Prof Michael Negnevitsky University of Tasmania, Australia
Prof Ranjit Perera University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Prof Aamir Bhatti CUST, Islamabad, Pakistan
Prof M.A. Saqib UET, Lahore , Pakistan
Prof S. Fattah BUET, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Prof M. Khawar Islam Taiba University, Saudi Arabia
Prof M. Yasin Raja North Carolina University, Charlotte, NC,USA
Prof M. Ilyas Florida Atlantic University, USA
Prof Kamran Iqbal University of Arkansas, Little Rocks, ARK, USA
Prof Bulent Ertan METU, Turkey
A/Prof Hussain Shareef UAE University, UAE
A/Prof Nesimi Ertugral University of Adelaide, Australia
A/Prof Ahmad Zahedi James Cook University, Australia
A/Prof I. Ahmad Edith Cowan University, Australia
A/Prof Ananda
University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Sanagavarapu
A/Prof Jahangir Hossain Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
A/Prof Khoa Le WSU, Australia
Dr S. Sathiakumar Sydney University, Australia
Dr Howard Lovatt CSIRO, Sydney, Australia
Dr M. Nassereddine AUD, UAE
Technical Program Committee
Chair
A/Prof Mahmood Nagrial WSU, Australia
Theme Leaders
Power Electronics and Dr J Rizk, Dr S.Hasan WSU, Australia
Electrical Machines
A/Prof Mahmood Nagrial, WSU, Australia
Power and Energy Systems
Prof Akhtar Kalam, VU, Australia
Antennas, Propagation and
Dr S M Abbas, Dr R Salama, WSU, Australia
RF Circuits
Biomedical Engineering Dr Gaetano Gargiulo, WSU, Australia
4|PageSignal and Image
Dr J Zhou, Dr Q Cheng, WSU, Australia
Processing
Communications and Dr R Liyanapathirana, WSU, Australia
Networking
Control and Instrumentation Dr U Gunawardana, WSU, Australia
Circuits and Electronics Dr Ali Hellany
TPC Members
Prof M.F. Rahman UNSW, Australia
Prof Subir K. Sarkar Jadavpur University, India
Prof Syed Islam Federation University, Australia
Prof M. Kashem Muttaqi University of Wollongong, Australia
Prof Aman Oo Deakin University, Australia
Prof Chem Nayar Curtin University/REGEN Power, Australia
Prof Michael Negnevitsky University of Tasmania, Australia
Prof Ranjit Perera University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Prof Aamir Bhatti CUST, Islamabad, Pakistan
Prof M.A. Saqib, UET, Lahore , Pakistan
Prof S. Fattah BUET, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Prof M. Khawar Islam Taiba University, Saudi Arabia
Prof M. Yasin Raja North Carolina University, Charlotte, USA
Prof M. Ilyas Florida Atlantic University, USA
Prof Kamran Iqbal University of Arkansas, Little Rocks, USA
Prof Bulent Ertan METU, Turkey
Prof Terrence Fernando University of Salford, Manchester, UK and ThinkLab, UK
A/Prof Hussain Shareef UAE University, UAE
A/Prof Nesimi Ertugral University of Adelaide, Australia
A/Prof Ahmad Zahedi James Cook University, Australia
A/Prof I. Ahmad Edith Cowan University, Australia
A/Prof Ananda
University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
Sanagavarapu
A/Prof Jahangir Hossain Macquarie University, Australia
A/Prof Khoa Le WSU, Australia
5|PageDr S. Sathiakumar Sydney University, Australia
Dr Howard Lovatt CSIRO, Sydney, Australia
Dr Devaka Jayawardana Ceylon Electricity Board, Sri Lanka
Dr (Mrs) Shashika
IP Australia
Biyanwila
Dr M. Nassereddine AUD, United Arab Emirates
Dr K. Mitchell WSU, Australia
Call for Papers
The iCEERP-2019 conference is intended to cover all aspects of scientific
investigations and the design of systems in electrical and electronic engineering.
Authors are invited to submit papers of topics related to this conference. All accepted
papers will be peer-reviewed, and accepted papers will be published in the GCSTMR
Conference Proceedings book series and also indexed in IEEEXplore.
Selected authors will also have the opportunity to expand their iCEERP-2019
conference papers to a full-length paper subjected to satisfying the criteria of the
journals.
Please visit the conference website (http://www.iceerp.net.au) to submit your full paper
by the due date. All submissions will be peer-reviewed by the TPC and an
international panel of reviewers. Please visit IEEE website for manuscript
preparation as follows
(http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html)
6|PageTopics of Interest Include, but are not limited to: POWER ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL MACHINES Electrical Machines, Industrial Drives and Control Analysis and Design of Electrical Machine Power Electronics, Power Conversion Electrical Traction Systems and Control EV/HEV Charging/ and Wireless Power Transfer Sensor Less & Intelligent Control of Electrical Drives Micro Electromechanical Drives Power Electronics Converters POWER & ENERGY SYSTEMS Power Systems, HV, HVDC and FACTS, Smart Grids Intelligent Power Grid, Smart Grid and Operations Renewable Energy Systems, Solar, Wind, Biomass, Energy Storage Energy Harvesting Power System Economics and Energy Market Policies Power Quality, EMI/EMC ANTENNAS, PROPAGATION & RF CIRCUITS Antenna, Communication and Microwaves RF and Microwaves in Medicine and Biology Computational Electromagnetics RF/Millimeter-wave Circuits and Systems Microwave and mm-Wave Applications in SHM Microwave Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Biomedical Signal Processing and Instrumentation Wearable Sensors for Healthcare Monitoring Biomedical Imaging Micro/Nano-bioengineering and Cellular/Tissue Engineering & Biomaterials Computational Systems, Modelling and Simulation in Medicine Biomedical and Health Informatics Remote Healthcare and Ambient Assisted Living 7|Page
SIGNAL AND IMAGE PROCESSING Image and Video Signal processing Multimedia Signal Processing Audio / Speech / Spoken Language Processing Digital & Multirate Signal Processing Signal Processing Algorithms and Architectures Pattern Recognition COMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING • Wireless Communications and Networks • Optical Communications and Networks • Information Theory, Modulation and Coding Techniques • Ad-hoc, Mesh and Sensor Networks • Vehicular Networks • Mobile Cellular Networks • Smart Cities and Urban Environments • IoT in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Engineering • Cognitive Radio Networks • 5G Mobile Systems • Full Duplex Communication Systems • RFID • Ambient Backscatter Communication CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION • Control System Modelling • Fault-tolerant Control • Neuro-Fuzzy Control • Robust and Predictive Control • Optimal and Variable Structure Control • Industrial Automation • Electrical and Electronic Instrumentation CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONICS • Electronic Circuit Design • Electronic Devices, Materials and Fabrication • Device Modelling and Characterisation • Advanced CMOS Devices and Processes • Analog Circuit Design • Mixed Circuit Design • MEMS Technology • Communication Electronics 8|Page
Special Sessions, Tutorials and Workshops
The regular sessions in the above themes and tracks will be combined with tutorials, special
sessions and workshops. Tutorials will be aiming at the dissemination of mature knowledge
and technology advances in the field, and special sessions & workshops will be offering the
opportunity for a more focused exchange of ideas and presentation of ongoing research.
Prospective organizers are invited to submit proposals for Workshops, and Special Sessions
and prospective authors are invited to submit a full paper, via the conference website.
More information about paper submission and guidelines for the organizers of Workshops
and Special Sessions can be found on the conference website. The conference proceedings
will be published by GCSTMR in their conference series and submitted to the IEEE Xplore®
digital library.
Important Dates
Closing date for Full Paper Submission 1 July 2019
Notification of acceptance/rejection to authors with
2 September 2019
the review reports
Early bird registration opens 2 September 2019
Final paper or extended abstract due 14 October 2019
Early bird registration closes 21 October 2019
Refunds and Cancellation Requests 24 October 2019
Conference dates 24-28 November 2019
9|PageRegistration
Author registrations that are completed AFTER the Late Registration Deadline may
not be included in the Conference Proceedings. You are encouraged to register as
early as possible. Full conference registration includes the publication cost of two
papers. An additional paper incurs a fee of AU$ 200.
Early-Bird Regular
Full delegate registration AUD 795 AUD 850
Student registration , * AUD 450 AUD 550
Day rate AUD 400 AUD 450
Accompanying family member AUD 300 AUD 350
Conference dinner AUD 100 AUD 100
Full registration: IEEE Member* AUD 695 AUD 750
Registration fees include conference materials, lunch, refreshments, admission to all
technical sessions and exhibitions. Conference dinner is included only for full
delegate registrations. Additional dinner tickets may be purchased and paid online at
AUD 100 per person.
International delegates and international students from countries with a per capita
GDP of less than USD 10,000 (World Bank, 2017) will receive a discount of AUD 100
on the full registration fee.
To use the student registration rate, the student needs to provide his/her supervisor’s
contact information in registration and also provide student number information. To
receive the IEEE member discount, you must provide the current IEEE membership
number to the secretary@gcstmr.com.au at the time of registration.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
All cancellation/refund requests must be provided in writing and emailed to
secretary@gcstmr.com.au by 24 October 2019. An administrative fee of AUD 50 will
be charged for each refund.
All requests for registration transfers must be provided in writing and email to
secretary@gcstmr.com.au by 24 October 2019. The registration rate difference will
apply depending on the category of the new registration. All transfer requests
received after 24 October 2019 will be charged an additional admin fee of AUD 50.
E.& O.E.
10 | P a g eProgram Overview
24/11/2019 (Day 1)
6 pm to 8 pm: Registration and reception
25/11/2019 (Day 2)
10:00-18:00 pm Registration, opening of the conference and plenary sessions
26/11/2019 (DAY 3)
Morning Afternoon
Overview by
8:30-8:50 12:40-13:40 Lunch
Chairs
8:50-9:30 Keynote 13:50-15:30 Parallel sessions
9:40-11:00 Parallel sessions 15:30-15:50 Afternoon Tea
11:00-11:20 Morning Tea 15:50-17:30 Parallel sessions
11:20-12:40 Parallel sessions
18:30-21:00 Conference Dinner
27/11/2019 (DAY 4)
Morning Afternoon
8:30-9:10 Keynote 12:40-13:40 Lunch
9:20-11:00 Parallel sessions 13:50-15:30 Parallel sessions
11:00-11:20 Morning Tea 15:30-15:50 Afternoon Tea
11:20-12:40 Parallel sessions 15:50-17:30 Parallel sessions
17:30-18:00 Best Paper Awards and Closing Ceremony
28/11/2019 (DAY 5): 10 am to 5 pm: Site Visit/Field Trip
Accommodation and Travel
For more information on travel and accommodation please visit the Sydney Destinations
website:
https://www.sydney.com/
There are a plenty of tourist hotels near the Parramatta Campus of Western Sydney
University. A free shuttle bus between the conference venue and a few main
accommodations will be provided in the morning and in the afternoon for the duration of the
conference. The following list is provided for your information and please contact the
properties directly for reservations.
Mercure Sydney Parramatta (4.5 star)
Novotel Sydney Parramatta (4 star)
Rydges Parramatta (4 star)
Waldorf Parramatta Apartment Hotel (4 star)
APX Parramatta (4 star)
Western Sydney University Village-Parramatta Campus (2 star)
11 | P a g eFurther Information Conference website: http://www.iceerp.net.au Associate Professor Mahmood Nagrial, Conference Chair (iCEERP) Email: m.nagrial@westernsydney.edu.au Phone: +61 2 4736 0827 Dr Ranjith Liyanapathirana, Conference Secretary (iCEERP) Email: r.liyanapathirana@westernsydney.edu.au Phone: +61 2 4736 0082 Md Mainul Islam, Conference Co-Secretary (iCEERP) Email: m.islam7@westernsydney.edu.au Phone: +61 4 6974 2310 (mobile) Professor Ataur Rahman, Conference General Chair Email: a.rahman@westernsydney.edu.au Phone +61 4 3013 7299 (mobile) Mrs Jenis Farzana Islam Conference Manager Email: jenisislam04@gmail.com Phone: +61 4 8811 7440 (mobile) Dr Hasan Rahman Treasurer Email: secretary@gcstmr.com.au Phone: +61 4 3107 0618 (mobile) Dr Rezaul Bashar Registration Coordinator and General Secretary GCSTMR Email: mrb_iuc@yahoo.com Email: secretary@gcstmr.com.au Phone: +61 4 5023 0553 (mobile) 12 | P a g e
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