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Adel Lotfy Ali

Summary:

A strategic thinker who is skillful in augmenting long vision with pragmatic approaches to

achieve missions and to deliver on meaningful value propositions. An academic administrator

with leadership traits and skills built on a balance of consultancy, transparency, and resoluteness

and team building and empowerment. An accomplished academician with a substantial track

record in teaching, research, external funding, and service. An expert in developing innovative

partnership models among industry, academia, and government.

Education:

• Ph.D., Computer Science, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, Lehigh University, Pennsylvania

Dissertation: "Intelligent Grasp Planning for Robot Programming"

• M.S., Computer Science, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, Lehigh University, Pennsylvania

Thesis: "Modifying IBM Solid Modeling Interactive Graphics (GDP/GRIN) to Perform Line Creation in a Working plane”

• B.Sc., Mechanical / Production Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University

Honors:

The first Professor Emeritus of Computer Science, The University of Southern

Mississippi (USM) (2009)

Nominated for the Best Teacher Award (USM) (1999)

Current Positions:

Interim Dean, College of Science and Engineering, St. Cloud State University (SCSU)

(Since June 2016)

Affiliate Fellow / Faculty, Institute of Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, Twin

Cities (since July 2010)

Professor Emeritus of Computer Science and Affiliate Graduate Faculty, School of

Computing, The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) (since 2009)

Previous Experience:

* Associate Dean, College of Science and Engineering, SCSU (July 2013-June 2016)

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* Director, School of Computing, Engineering and Environment, SCSU (July 2013-June

2016)

* Department Head and Professor of Software Engineering, Department of Math, Science,

and Technology, University of Minnesota , Crookston (UMC) (Jan 2009 – June 2013)

* Computing Consultant, for The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security,

USM, Department of Homeland Security Southeast Region Research Initiative Projects

(Jan 2009-Decmber 2011)

* Founding Director, Professor, and Graduate Coordinator, School of Computing, The

University of Southern Mississippi (USM), (2005-2008)

* Founding Director, Center for Computing Consultancies, USM

* Chairperson, Professor, and Graduate Coordinator, Department of Computer Science and

Statistics , USM (2000-2005)

* Professor, and Graduate Coordinator, Department of Computer Science and Statistics,

USM (1997-2000)

* Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, USM (1992-1997)

* Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, USM (1987-1992)

* Research Engineer, Institute for Robotics, Lehigh University (1983-1986)

* Teaching Assistant and Instructor, Department of Computer Science and Electrical

Engineering, Lehigh University (1981-1983)

* Director, Engineering Maintenance, Main Workshops, Ministry of Electricity and Water,

Kuwait (1977-1981)

* Production Planning Engineer, Nasr Company for Pipes and Fittings, Cairo, Egypt (1973-

1977)

Selected General Accomplishments and Current Initiatives at the College of Science and

Engineering (COSE), SCSU

College Strategic Plan 2022

o The new mission, vision, and core commitments in the Plan highlights a value

proposition that is more meaningful for a regional comprehensive institution in the

21st century.

o The four strategic imperatives, 18 objectives, and more than 60 initiatives draw the

road map to achieve a level of distinctiveness worthy of making the College and the

University the first choice for both students and employers.

o The Plan implementation framework emphasizes the methods and approaches to

assure students preparedness for successful career and citizenship. It also highlights

the vitality of the student learning environment and experience. In short, the Plan

states the College’s genuine attentiveness to student experience while they are at

SCSU and in their careers when they graduate.

o The Plan's most recent update highlights clearer how our core commitment to

inclusive excellence, diversity, and equity is represented in the Plan's strategic

imperatives and the implementation framework initiatives.

The Integrated Science and Engineering Lab Facility (ISELF)

o Teamed up with, then Dean, Dan Gregory, to boost the project implementation in

2013.

o Added the visualization and the advanced classroom infrastructure, which were

not in the original plan and proved to be precious embellishments.

o Added the position of Visualization Engineer and recruited Mark Gill from UMC.

o In 2016 invested in two new positions to help efficient operations and effective

engagement:

Coordinator of the Integrated Research Lab

Coordinator of the Imagining Suite.

o In 2019 the first ISELF Symposium was held, and it demonstrated a high level of

success:

~130 publications generated

Over $8M in external awards for research

Four patents

Over 6,000 SCSU students engaged

Over 100 external partners engaged

2 R&D joint projects with industrial partners that are based on trading IP

for royalties sharing agreement

Visualization Lab:

o Generated numerous projects totaling over $600K through

industrial partnership and NSF funding.

o Provided training and internship opportunities for many students

and professional development for faculty and staff across the

University, including two faculty sabbaticals.

o Played the min role for SCSU to join the establishment of the

National Center for Autonomous Technology with Northland

Community College, a multi-year and up to $25M NSF funded

project.

ISELF Industrial Partnership Expo 2020.

Student Enrollment

o While the rest of SCSU enrollment dropped by almost 22%, over the last five

years, COSE became the largest unit at SCSU through a 7.5% increase in the

number of students. During that period, COSE’s share of the total student body

increased from 16% to almost 21%

o Strategic investment in new programs and markets and adopting alternative

delivery modes helped sustain the most robust enrollment at the University.

Efficiency / Productivity (Student Full-Year Equivalent) / (Instructor Full Time

Equivalent)

o COSE programs are heavy on labs, and hence the efficiency ratio FYE/FTE is

expected to be one of the lowest. However, over the last five years for COSE,

efficiency was consistently one of the top two among other colleges and schools.

Faculty and Staff Hiring

o 19 new probationary positions were filled with highly qualified and dedicated

faculty over the last six years

o Almost 25% of new hires were successful in achieving early promotion

o Five new probationary positions approved this year

o Successfully attracted top talent to all positions in Dean's Office and technical

staff positions in the academic departments.

Revenue-based programs

o Prior to 2014, the graduate programs in Medical Devices used to run a budget

deficit of almost $300K. Recruiting and supporting the right Directors turned the

programs around. Their profitability has been consistently increasing every single

year since 2015, and now they provide positive revenues of almost $140K /year.

o The Engineering Management Programs continue to grow and be profitable even

during the national decline in international students’ admission.

External Funding

o $18M of Externally funded grants and projects since 2013

o COSE provides almost 50% of the University's external grants and projects.

Student Learning Experience

o Invested in the implementation of an In-Lecture Learning Assistant initiative that

is based on the model and best practice from the University of Colorado

o Encouraged a faculty-led initiative to improve the retention in the Gateway

Courses (courses that are pivotal/foundational to specific major

o Supported central tutoring center in ISELF including encouraging faculty to hold

office hours in the tutoring suite

o Supported increasing in experiential learning opportunities such as The Huskies

Invent

o Dean’s Student Advisory Group provides input to the Deans regarding issues,

concerns, and needs.

Stewardship of Place

o Adopted the Stewardship of Place as a core commitment of the College

o Promoted an all-inclusive definition of Stewardship of Place that includes

Student Preparedness for a Successful Careers and Citizenship

o Relevant and up to date education

o Holistic soft skills development

o Lifelong learning and adaptability

Discovery based learning

Experiential learning

Socioeconomic Enrichment of the Region and the State

o Support for industrial success

Skilled workforce

Economical project development

Access to resources

Access to innovation

Community Outreach and Engagement

o Community programming

o P-12 partnerships

o Community Service

o Subject matter experts

Selected Industrial Partnership Projects and Initiatives:

Introduced the initiative for Continuing Improvement of Academic Programs through

Holistic Assessment. That required every single program in the College to form and

seek guidance from an External Advisory Council (EAC). Guidelines for forming the

councils and conducting their meetings were developed. The format of reporting and

the procedure of inclusion of the Dean Advisory Council (DAC) and the College

Assessment Committee in the process was introduced. The initiative is much supported

and appreciated by our industrial partners and constituents and ultimately will help

boost the competitiveness of graduates. (SCSU)

In 2014, started the collaboration with GeoComm to design 3D visualization based

solutions that would help GeoComm to maintain its leading edge in the industry of GIS

based support for 911 emergency calls and first responders. The product of the project

was used to assure safety and security for spectators in the Minneapolis US Bank

stadium during the X-games 2017, Super Bawl 2018, X-Games 2018 and the Final Four

2019. The partnership continues today in a variety of projects. (SCSU)

In 2010, led the efforts at UMC to establish the University Partnership for Health

Informatics (UP-HI) Consortium. The Department of Math Science and Technology

(Crookston Campus), Institute of Health Informatics, School of Nursing, School of

Public Health, Department of Computer Science (Twin Cities Campus) collectively

teaming up to represent UMN in UP-HI. The College of St. Scholastica and numerous

health organizations from Minnesota and the Dakotas, such as Fairview, Altru, and

Sanford were members or affiliated with the Consortium. (UMC)

In 2005, recruited Bearing Point Corporation to partner with USM to establish a major

software development center in Hattiesburg, MS. The center was to house 300 software

engineers. Later on, the offering of the Bearing Point certificate was proposed. The

certificate consisted of a mix of general and special electives that would shorten the

learning curve for the company new hires and make them more productive faster within

the Bearing Point environment. Students who get awarded the Bearing Point certificate

as part of their degree at USM were to get preferred status when applying to Bearing

Point. (USM)

In the 1990s designed, developed, and led the implementation of the unique Planned

MS degree program in Computer Science for Electronic Data Service (EDS). The

innovative program allowed EDS professionals and project directors to pursue an MS

degree in a cohort model utilizing a combination of full-time resident summer sessions

and alternative delivery projects and assignments in between summers. The initiative

allowed EDS to choose elective courses and thesis topics that are in alignment with the

company interests. The project opened the opportunities for our students to engage and

network with EDS professionals, which led to a surge in the number of them hired by

EDS. (USM)

Selected Innovative Partnerships with other Academic Institutions:

Developed a new strategy and innovative partnership model to improve the delivery of

the curriculum to a larger population of students, especially nontraditional and

underrepresented groups on multiple 2-year college sites. An example of this would be

the North Metro Computing Educational Alliance (NMCEA). NMCEA is a multi-

institution consortium that is based on an innovative collaboration model for curricular

development and delivery of degree completion programs in the Twin Cities area. The

new model replaces typically scattered and narrowly planned individual one-on-one

efforts. Instead, it is a strategic, holistic approach to collaboratively develop and deliver

in-demand disciplinary-related academic programs at multiple institutions. Furthermore,

the new model replaces unnecessary competition between sister institutions with a

strategic and collective utilization of physical, intellectual, and spatial resources and

advantages. This conceptual approach is inherently scalable and extensible. Our first

target program is software engineering. The next step will be adding programs in

Cybersecurity and Data Analytics. (SCSU)

Started an important initiative for the inclusion of community college representatives in

EAC meetings and holding joint EAC meetings between the community colleges and

SCSU in some cases. (SCSU)

Started the Visualization Lab in ISELF in 2014 at SCSU. That resulted in numerous

partnership opportunities occurred under the leadership of Mark Gill who has been my

student and then my partner in three different institutions since 1995. A non-

comprehensive list of these partnership is:

Pine Technical College:

o Bayer Interior Woods Spray Paint Trainer – VR application to train

new employees the basics of cabinet painting.

o Ecumen: Residents – A training game design to instill Ecumen’s

resident care philosophy on new and current caregivers.

Northland Community and Technical College

o MN Sports Facilities Authority – Tool for generating inspection

reports from drone photos; used on the US Bank Stadium

o National Center for Autonomous Technology – a multiyear $25 M

NSF funded national center. SCSU will be providing software

engineering, application development, and support for the web

platform.

o Dronetech Event Participation – Support, equipment, and applications

for annual Dronetech events.

St Cloud Technical Community College

o VR Lab Support – Public outreach, grant participation, and equipment

assistance in setting up educational VR labs in the local schools.

MN State University at Moorhead

o VR Application Development Group – An attempt to cover skill gaps

at the respective schools. Asset and application sharing between the

schools.

Rochester Technical Community College

o MN State VR Workshops – An introduction to faculty and staff of the

MN State system into the implementation of educational VR in their

curricula.

Century College

o AI Chatbot project – Collaborative grant to produce a chatbot to assist

in admission, course guidance, and tutoring.

Community of Practice in VR

o Established by the system office to support VR endeavors across the

MN State System

Purchase equipment for loan to interested institutions

Regular VR workshops and meetings with the members

Guide the direction and adoption of VR among interested

institutions.

The establishment of the above mentioned UP-HI consortium between UMC, UMN/Twin

Cities, and the College of St. Scholastica was a unique partnership model that was

nationally recognized and funded for $5.2M. It allowed the partner institutions to develop

complementing programs in Health Informatics and Health IT and created a collective

community of scholars among the three campuses.

The High Performance Visualization Center at Stennis Space Center for the US Navy as

collaboration between USM, Mississippi State University and Jackson State University.

In the 1990s, developed and conducted a training program in computing for the United

Nations (UN) to support building computing workforce and modernize operations in

developing countries’ governments. (USM)

Selected New Academic Programs and Academic Structures that Started Under my

Leadership

1. North Metro Computing Educational Alliance

2. Histo-Technologist Certificate Program (in Progress) (SCSU)

3. New BS degree program in Environmental Engineering which will help increase

the number of women in engineering fields. (SCSU)

4. New PSM degree program in Software Engineering (Online and on Plymouth

campus) (SCSU)

5. Modernization of the Field Biology program into a program in Biodiversity,

Ecology, and Evolution (BEES). The changes in curriculum involves the

inclusion of more computationally intense and quantitative course work that

reflect theoretical and intellectual advances in biology (SCSU)

6. New Minor in Applied Data Analytics (SCSU)

7. Graduate certificate in Data Analytic in collaboration with Herberger School of

Business and School of Public Affairs (SCSU)

8. Graduate certificates in Medical Devices Programs at Plymouth (SCSU)

9. New BS degree program in Biochemistry Molecular Biology (SCSU)

10. New BS degree program in Software Engineering (Face to face and Online)

(SCSU)

11. Minor in Computing

12. New BS degree program in Cybersecurity (The first in the State and the only one

until last spring) to replace Network Security (SCSU)

13. New BS degree Program in Manufacturing Engineering Technology (SCSU)

14. New MS degree program in Electrical Engineering (Online and Face to Face)

(SCSU)

15. New Certificate in Health Informatics for Health Care Providers (UMC)

16. New Certificate in Health Informatics for IT Professionals (UMC)

17. Setting the framework of establishing a BS in Clinical Lab Science in partnership

with the University of North Dakota’s (UND) Western Alliance for Clinical Lab

Science Consortium (UMC)

18. Offering the IT Management degree program online (UMC)

19. New BS degree program in Software Engineering (UMC)

20. New BS program in Environmental Sciences (UMC)

21. New minor in Chemistry (UMC)

22. Restructuring the Health Management degree program and offering it online

(UMC)

23. Design and implementation of the EDS Industry Planned MS degree in computer

science program (USM)

24. New MS degree in Scientific Computing (USM)

25. New Ph.D. degree program in Computational Sciences (USM)

26. New Minor in Software Engineering (USM)

27. Establishing the School of Computing (USM)

International Partnership Initiatives

Binhai University and SCSU:

o BS degree completion in Cybersecurity (47 new students in Fall 2021)

o Currently working on similar programs in Environmental Science and /or

Environmental Engineering

SUES University and SCSU:

o Exchange faculty program

o Exchange student internship program

CETYS University and SCSU:

o Medical Devices graduate cohorts

Zhejiang Economic and Trade Polytech, Hangzhou, China and UMC

o Degree completion program in Software Engineering (UMC)

o Program design, training, and advising on Zhejiang campus

United Nations

o A Training Program for Strengthening Information Management of MOFA,

SUDAN

Academic and Computing Infrastructure Projects and Initiatives

Center of Statistical and Data Analytics Consulting Center

Establishing the Modeling, Simulation and Visualization Center (SCSU)

Design and establishing the Immersive Smarter Classrooms in the Integrated Science

and Engineering Lab Facility (ISELF 110 and ISELF 204) and the Engineering and

Computing Center (ECC 126) (SCSU)

Establishing the Informatics / Visualization Lab (UMC)

Establishing the Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) lab (UMC)

Establishing the Center for Computing Consultancies (USM)

Founding the School of Computing (USM)

Establishing the High Performance Visualization Center at NASA’s Stennis Space

center (USM)

Establishing the High Performance Modeling, Simulation, and Visualization Lab at

USM Hattiesburg Campus

Current Strategic Initiatives:

College of Science and Engineering Strategic Plan 2022

College of Science and Engineering Holistic Approach for Development of Career

Readiness Skills

College of Science and Engineering Continuous Improvement through Comprehensive

Assessment

Preparedness for Successful Career and Citizenship Success Map

Current Research Interest:

Health Informatics, Simulation, Computer Graphics, Visualization, Robotics, and Computational

Intelligence

Patents:

Apparatus and methods for image restoration

Patent number: 8073277

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus and methods for performing image

restoration. More specifically, the present invention relates to an apparatus and methods

which are capable of quickly restoring various sizes of selected areas of an image. In one

embodiment, a user may select or mark a target region in an image which is to be

restored. A source window may then be generated and a pixel from within the target

region may be selected for restoration. The intensity distribution of pixels surrounding

the selected pixel maybe compared with other pixels in the image and a pixel to be used

for restoration of the selected pixel may be chosen based on the comparison of the

intensity distributions. Once a pixel is chosen for restoration, the selected pixel and its

surrounding pixels may be restored using the intensity distribution of the chosen pixel

and its surrounding pixels. The method may continue in this manner until all pixels

within the target region have been restored.

Type: Grant

Filed: June 21, 2007

Date of Patent: December 6, 2011

Assignee: The University of Southern Mississippi

Inventors: Xiaoli Huan, Beddhu Murali, Adel L. Ali

3-D Visual Decision Support System for Sports Security (In Preparation)

Example of Invited Presentations:

Academia Keynote Speaker, New Directions in IT Education, Faculty and Industry Conference,

Brooklyn Park, MN, May 22-25, 2015

External Funding and Fund Raising:

A. Endowment

As a major part of the SCSU comprehensive capital campaign, coauthored with Provost Gregory

and VP for University Advancement Andrews the “Proposal to Endow and Name the College of

Science and Engineering.” Once successful, this $10M initiative will be the largest gift in the

history of Minnesota State System. (Currently, confidential Info to be redacted if this CV to

become public)

B. Grants and Projects (>$22M)

Project Title Funding

Agency

Total

Multi-

year

Budget

Funding

Date

and Role

CyberCorps SFS NSF and

DHS

$3M July 2018

Rep. PI

North Metro Computing Educational Alliance Minnesota

State

Colleges and

Universities

$151k April

2018-

Present

PI

ACCESS STEM NSF $5M Jan 2018

(CO-PI)

North Star STEM Alliance U of M $100k 2013

-2016

(PI)

GeoComm 3D 911 Smart City Emergency Response GeoComm $10k /

semester

+

Profit

Sharing

2014-

Present

Director

(SCSU)

Geospatial Information System (GIS) Lab UMC $150K January

2012

PI

University Partnership for Health Informatics (UP-HI):

A Consortium between U of M Center for Health

Informatics, College of St. Scholastica, and U of M-

Crookston

Office of

National

Coordinator

for Health IT

$5.2M March

2010

Co-PI

A Simulation Environment for Planning, Training, and

Assessment of Emergency Response and Evacuation

Capabilities at High Consequence Sport Events: Phase

III

SportEvac: First Responder Training System

Dept. of

Homeland

Security

US DoE

ORNL

$600K April 2010

Consultant

Establishment of Informatics Lab at The University of

Minnesota, Crookston

American

Recovery and

Reinvestment

Act of 2009

(ARRA)

$150K July 2009

PI

Enhancing the Effectiveness of Local and Regional

Communities in Planning and Training for Improvised

Explosive Device Threats and Attacks on Sport Venues

Dept. of

Homeland

Security

US DoE

ORNL

$750K January

2009

Co-PI

/

Consultant

A Novel Bayesian Learning and Optimization Approach

to Reconstruction of Gene Regulatory Networks.

US Army

ERDC

$273K January

2008

Co-PI

A Simulation Environment for Planning, Training, and

Assessment of Emergency Response and Evacuation

Capabilities at High Consequence Sports Events

Dept. of

Homeland

Security

US DoE

ORNL

$955K

$500K

January

2007

and

July 2008

Co-PI

Hyper Computing Infrastructure: A Large Scale

Algorithm Acceleration in Reprogrammable

Architecture (FPGAs)

NASA $87K October

2006

Co-PI

Acquisition of High Performance Immersive

Visualization Equipment

US Army

Office of

Research

$185K May 2002

PI

Rendering and 3-D Visualization of Cityscape Using

Combination of Satellite Imagery, Aerial Photography

and GIS data

NASA $4K Feb. 2002

PI

Volumetric Loss Calculations Based on Remote Sensing

of Change Detection in Vegetation

NASA $10K Feb. 2002

PI

Collection, 3D modeling and 3D rendering of multiple

data sets for visualization of cityscapes

NASA $82K Jan. 2002

PI

Design and Development of Satellite Image Processing

and Analysis System

NASA $88 Oct. 2001

PI

Quasirandom Numbers for Parallel Distributed

Applications

US Army

Office of

Research

$325K March

2001

Co-PI

Collection and 3D Rendering of Combined LIDAR and

High Resolution Color Digital Imagery at Columbus

AFB

NASA $246K

$ 75K

June 2001

Jan. 2002

PI

High Performance Visualization Center Initiative CNMOC

US NAVY

$2.97M 1999-2002

PI

High Performance Networked Regional Partnership CNMOC $442K Sept. 1999

(HPNRP) US NAVY PI

NASA Space Grant Consortium NASA $420K Feb. 1999

– May

2008

PI

EDS Masters Program EDS $564K March

1997

PI

A Training Program for Strengthening Information

Management of MOFA, SUDAN

United

Nations

$47K May 92

PI

Publications and Presentations:

[139] “A Parallel Implementation of Support Vector Machines for Data Classification,” Rabie Ahmed,

Adel Ali and Chaoyang Zhang, Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing (PDPTA

2012)

[138] “Launching: University Partnership for Health Informatics,” Jacko, J. A., Adam, T., Westra, B.,

Witrak, M., Berkeland, R., Nelson, A. F., Ali, A. L., Johnson, L., Kuang, R., LaTour, K.,

Potthoff, S., & Watters, A. Proceedings of the ACM International Health Informatics Symposium

(2010)., Arlington, VA. 521-525.

[137] “Teaching Computer Science Courses in Distance Learning,” Xiaoli Huan, Ronald Shehane, Adel

Ali, Journal of Instructional Pedagogies, ISSN: 1941-3394, Volume 6, 2011

[136] “A framework analysis of the Action Plan for Import Safety (APIS),” Ronald Shehane, Xiaoli

Huan, Adel Ali, Journal of International Business and Cultural Studies, ISSN: 1941-5087,

Volume 5, 2011

[135] “Analysis of the Societal Elements of Chinese Quality Management,” Ronald Shehane, Xiaoli

Huan and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS conference, Cocoa Beach, FL April 2011

[134] "Community Engagement and Outreach as Curricular and Pedagogical Tools for Consortial

Delivery of Health Informatics Curricula", Jacko, J. A., Adam, T., Westra, B., Witrak, M.,

Berkeland, R., Nelson, A. F., Ali, A. L., Johnson, L., Kuang, R., LaTour, K., Potthoff, S., &

Watters, A, special issue of the International Journal of Information and Operations Management

Education, Vol. 4, No. 3, 2011

[133] “Image Restoration based on the fast marching method and block based sampling” Huan,

X., Murali, B. and Ali, A. L., Computer Vision and Image Understanding,114, pp.847-

856, 2010.

[132] “SpotEvac”, Adel Ali, Department of Homeland Security SERRI conference, Arlington VA,

April 21st, 2010

[131] “SportEvac: Visual Decision Support System (VDSS) for Stadium Security and Safety

Operations,” Adel L. Ali and Lou Marciani, 16th IEMS Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL,

March 2010

[130] “A Novel Approach for Computer Assisted Table Top Exercises for Stadium Security

and Safety Operations,” Adel L. Ali, Lou Marciani, and Jim McGee, 16th IEMS

Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2010

[129] “An Enhanced Image Restoration Algorithm,” Xiaoli Huan, Beddhu Murali and Adel L.

Ali, IEMS Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2010

[128 ] ”Hybrid Approach for Agent-based Egress Simulation: Mitigating the Dynamic Re-

routing Problem,” Adel Ali and Bikramjit Banerjee, Proceedings of 15th IEMS

conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 9-11 2009.

[127] “Spot E Vac: A Simulation Environment for Planning, Training and Assessment of

Emergency Response and Evacuation Capabilities at High Consequence Sports Events,”

Adel L. Ali, and Lou Marciani, Proceedings of 15th IEMS conference, Cocoa Beach, FL,

March 9-11 2009.

[126] “ AdSeD: An Adaptive Strategy for Secure local Disk System.” Mais Nijim and Adel Ali,

2008 IEEE 11th International Conference on Computational Science and Engineering

(CSE-08), São Paulo – Brazil, July 16-18, 2008.

[125] “An Energy Efficient Framework using Non-Volatile Flash Memory for Networked

Storage Systems,” Mais Nijim and Adel Ali, IRI 2008, Las Vegas, July 2008

[124] “Congestion Avoidance in Multi-Agent-based Egress Simulation,” Bikramjit Banerjee,

Matthew Bennett, Mike Johnson, and Adel Ali, International Conference on Artificial

Intelligence (ICAI-08), Las Vegas, July 14-17.

[123] “Image Inpainting using a Fast Marching Eikonal Solver and Sum of Squared

Differences,’ Xiaoli Huan, Adel Ali, and Bedduh Murali, Manuscript submitted to

Journal of Computer Vision and Image Understanding, Summer 2007.

[122] “Novel Approach to Digital Image Restoration,” Xiaoli Huan, Beddhu Murali, and Adel

Ali, IEMS 2006.

[121] “Shape Recovery Using Level Set Method,” Xiaoli Huan and Adel Ali, IEMS 2006

[120] “Parallel computation of sensitivity analysis in optical tomography,” Yang, Y., Zhang,

C., Ali, A. and Cao, J., Proceedings of the International Conference on Parallel and

Distributed Computing, 2005.

[119] “Embedded Image Coding Using Zeroes of Wavelet Coefficients for Visible Human

Dataset,” Y. Mu, B. Murali, and Adel Ali, 30th Asilomar Conference on Signal Systems

and Computers, CA, 2005.

[118] “Flexible Business Architecture Solution using Expert System,” Greg Coburn, Paulus

Wahjudi, John Heath, Adel Ali, Dia Ali, and Maria Cobb, IEMS 2005

[117] “Externally Validated Trust Engine for Web Services,” Julie Stone, Paulus Wahjudi,

Isaac Johnston, Adel Ali, Dia Ali, and Maria Cobb, IEMS 2005

[116] “System for Policy Enforcement and Event Detection,” Matthew Gambrell, Paulus

Wahjudi, Adel Ali, Dia Ali, and Maria Cobb, IEMS 2005

[115] “User Induced Vulnerability Prevention through PC Profiling,” Paulus Wahjudi, Adel

Ali, Dia Ali, and Maria Cobb, IEMS 2005

[114] “An Adaptive Load Balancing Approach to Parallel Optical Image Reconstruction

Systems”, C. Zhang, Y. Ye, Adel Ali, and H. Lan, Proceedings of the 6th World Multi-

conference on Systematic, Cybermetics, and Informatics, 2004.

[113] “Task Portioning and Mapping Strategies for Parallel Optical Image Reconstruction

Systems,” C. Zhang, Y. Ye, Adel Ali, and H. Lan, Proceedings of the International

Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Application, 2004.

[112] “EAGLE-AGENT: A Mobile Agent Component,” Yufang Wang, Hong Zhou, Paulus

Wahjudi, Adel Ali, and Dia Ali. IEMS 2004

[111] “Collaborative Virtual Environment for Heterogeneous Access, Modeling, and Analysis

of Geospatial Data,” Paulus Wahjudi, Adel Ali, Dia Ali, and Maria Cobb IEMS 2004

[110] “An Adaptive Load Balancing Approach to Parallel Optical Image Reconstruction

Systems,” IEMS 2004

[109] ”Developing Smart Rooms to Monitor the Elderly,” Alan Jay Spurgeon and Adel Ali,

IEMS 2004;

[108] “Network Service Load Balancing: A Predictive Neural Network Approach,” John Heath

and Adel Ali, IEMS 2004

[107] “Programming with Stochastic Petri nets: Simple Model-to-Code Conversion In a Game

Design Setting,” Kevin Vaughn, Cliff Burgess, and Adel Ali, IEMS 2004

[106] “Dynamic Positioning Using Geographic Information Systems,” Matthew Boe and Adel

Ali, IEMS 2004

[105] ”A Visualization Tool for the API Calculus,” Raheel Ahamad, Dia Ali, Adel Ali, and

Maria Cobb”, Proceedings of the IEMS'03 International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL,

March 16-18, 2003

[104] ”GIS Visualization with Multiple User Interaction,” Paulus Wahijudi, Dia Ali, Adel Ali,

and Maria Cobb”, Proceedings of the IEMS'03 International Conference, Cocoa Beach

FL, March 16-18, 2003.

[103] ” Evaluating the Machine Learning of Support Vector Machine: A DNA Microarra

Analysis Case Study,” Yufang Wang, and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'03

International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL, March 16-18, 2003.

[102] ” Spatial Validation Of Cotton Simulation Model In Relation To Soils And Multispectral

Imagery,” Javed Iqbal, Ishtiaq Ali, Frank D. Whisler , and Adel Ali, , Proceedings of the

IEMS'03 International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL, March 16-18, 2003.

[101] ” Evaluation Of Remote Sensing Capabilities In Weed Detection And Mapping In Cotton

,” Javed Iqbal, Ishtiaq Ali, Frank D. Whisler,, and Adel Ali, , Proceedings of the IEMS'03

International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL, March 16-18, 2003.

[100] ” Visualization Of Electrophoretic Deposition Of Chain Macromolecules,” Arun Kumar

Rajendran and Adel Ali, , Proceedings of the IEMS'03 International Conference, Cocoa

Beach FL, March 16-18, 2003.

[99] ” An Intelligent Data Fusion System,” Krishnaveni Chinta and Adel Ali, Abstract,

Proceedings of the IEMS'03 International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL, March 16-18,

2003.

[98] ” A Visualization Approach to Predict the Secondary Structure of Protein Modeling,” Yi

Mu, Peter Butko, and Adel Ali, , Proceedings of the IEMS'03 International Conference,

Cocoa Beach FL, March 16-18, 2003.

[97] “SQA Warm-Fuzzy: A New Application of Fuzzy Logic for the asurement of Software

Quality and Prediction of Future Performance ,” Adel Ali and Robert Moore, 30th

International Conference on Computers and Industrial Engineering, Tinos Islands, Greece

June 2002.

[96] “Content Management and Framework for a University Information Portal System,” Adel

Ali and Vasu Ramanujam, 30th International Conference on Computers and Industrial

Engineering, Tinos Islands, Greece June 2002.

[95] “Visualization of Electrophoretic deposition of Polymer Surfaces,” Adel Ali and Arun

Kumar Rajendran, 30th International Conference on Computers and Industrial

Engineering, Tinos Islands, Greece June 2002.

[94] “Analysis and Evaluation of Natural Language Based Search Engines,” Arun Kumar and

Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL, March

5-7, 2001.

[93] ”An Investigation of Quantum Neural Netwroks,” Vasudevan Ramanujam and Adel Ali, ,

Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International Conference, Cocoa Beach FL, March 5-7,

2001.

[92] “Employing Mutual Exclusion Algorithms for Collaborative Immersive Visualization:

CTHRU-C A Case Study,” Gary Morris, Nishant Kaul, Adel Ali, and Conrad Johnson,

SPIE'S Aerosense 2001 Meeting, 15 - 20 April 2001, Orlando, FL.

[91] “Fuzzy Logic in Highly Autonomous Robotics,” Heath Williams-Greenwell and Adel

Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International Conference, 2001

[90] " Visualization of Computational Chemistry Data using OpenGL and CAVE Libraries

,”S. Miller and Adel Ali," Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International Conference, 2001

[89] " Mipmapping and Level of Detail: Performance Enhancements in Visualization Tools

,”Mark Gill and Adel Ali," Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International Conference, 2001.

[88] " Immersive Visualization and Animation of Time Dependent Scientific Data Sets ,”S.

Miller and Adel Ali," Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International Conference, 2001.

[87] " Cthru-C: A Novel Approach for Collaborative Immeresive Visualization of Temporal

Data Sets,” Gary Morris and Adel Ali," Proceedings of the IEMS'01 International

Conference, 2001.

[86] "A four Site Model for the Elonged LCD Molecules: Visualization,” Joon Lee and Adel

Ali," Proceedings of the March Meeting of the American Physical society, 2000.

[85] “AI techniques in Computational Biology: Locating The Phosphoamino Acids In A

Protein Molecule (Case Study),” Hong Zhou and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the

IEMS'2000 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 13-16, 2000.

[84] “Efficient Algorithm for Computing Principal Components used in Remote Sensing,”

M.J. Miller and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'2000 International Conference, Cocoa

Beach, FL, March 13-16, 2000.

[83] "Expert Systems used in Pipeline Transportation Scheduling," Wei Pan and Adel Ali,

Proceedings of the IEMS'99 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 8-10,

1999.

[82] "Genetic Algorithms And The Future of Artificial Intelligence," Lonnie T. Cumberland

and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'99 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL,

March 8-10, 1999.

[81] "The Role of Polymorphism and Inheritance in Recursive Algorithms in Object Oriented

Programming" M.J. Miller and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'99 International

Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 8-10, 1999.

[80] "AI Statistical And Visualization Techniques In Data Mining," Mukesh Allu and Adel

Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'99 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 8-

10, 1999.

[79] "Fuzzy HTML Document Retrieval Systems," Xiang Li and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the


[78] "Moving from Client/Server to the Internet: A Case Study," Chuck Altemus and Adel


10, 1999.

[77] "Inferences Decision making in Fuzzy Expert Systems," Anthony Wahjudi and Adel Ali,


1999.

[76] "Design Issues in Parallel Architectures for Artificial Intelligence," Danning Yang, and

Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'99 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL,

March 8-10, 1999.

[75] "Decision Support Expert System for Credit Evaluation," Linmei Xu and Adel Ali,


1999.

[74] "Non-Standard Logic for AI," Lixia Luo and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'99

International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 8-10, 1999.

[73] "Neural Network In Business Applications," Li Yaohang and Adel Ali, Proceedings of

the IEMS'99 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 8-10, 1999.

[72] "PrintoMaster: Expert Printing Control System," Harpreet Walia and Adel Ali,


1999.

[71] "Neural Networks Pattern Recognition Techniques: A Comparison Study," Jane

Brockway and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Computers

and Industrial Engineering, New Orleans, March 29-April 1st, 1999.

[70] "AI Decision Support for Medical Professionals," John McLaughlin and Adel Ali,

Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Computers and Industrial

Engineering, New Orleans, March 29-April 1st, 1999.

[69] "Scalable Object-Persistence Frameworks," M.J. Miller and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the

25th International Conference on Computers and Industrial Engineering, New Orleans,

March 29-April 1st, 1999.

[68] "Fuzzy Sort: The Uncertainty of a Vague Sort," William Gilreath and Adel Ali,



[67] "OnTrack: A Software Project Performance Assessor," Mir Hossain and Adel Ali,



[66] "The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA)," Mukesh Allu and Adel

Ali, Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Computers and Industrial


[65] "The Semantic Intricacy of Natural Language Processing and Understanding," Supreeya

Boontham and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Computers

and Industrial Engineering, New Orleans, March 29-April 1st, 1999.

[64] "Micro Data Mining: The Neuro-Relational Database," Min Zahng and Adel Ali,



[63] "Fuzzy Logic Expert Systems as Diagnostic Tools," Don Hoffman and Adel Ali,


1998.

[62] "The Spatial Database," Yu Cai and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'98 International

Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 9-11, 1998.

[61] "Intelligent Super-Sampling in Ray Tracing," Khaled El-Sawi and Adel Ali, Proceedings

of the IEMS'98 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 9-11, 1998.

[60] "Accelerated Internet Communications for Emergency Systems," Khaled El-Sawi and


March 9-11, 1998.

[59] "A Knowledge Based Client/Server Application System," M.J. Miller and Adel Ali,


1998.

[58] "Safe-Mail: A Secured Way of Communications on the Internet," Mir Hossain and Adel


11, 1998.

[57] "Performance Evaluation of Neural Nets for Pattern Recognition," Albena Fairchild and


March 9-11, 1998.

[56] "Content Based Chinese Document Automated Classification," Yanmei Zhang and Adel


11, 1998.

[55] "The Applicability of Natural Language Interpretation Methods on Formal Languages

Translation: An Ada to C Case study," Shengyong Li and Adel Ali, Proceedings of the


[54] "An Intelligent Input for Robot Inverse Kinematics: A Grasp Analysis Approach," Adel

L. Ali, Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Computer and Industrial

Engineering, The American University in Cairo, Dec. 20-22, 1997.

[53] "Design Issues for Object-Oriented Patient-Centered Medical Database," Adel L. Ali,

Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Computer and Industrial

Engineering, The American University in Cairo, Dec. 20-22, 1997.

[52] "A Fuzzy Logic Approach to the Conceptual Design of the V-Chip," Adel L. Ali,

Proceedings of the 21 International Conference on Computer and Industrial Engineering,

The American University in Cairo, Dec. 20-22, 1997.

[51] "Oceanographic Data Processing in Distributed Object Oriented Programming

Environment", M.J. Miller and Adel L. Ali, Mathematical Modelling and Scientific

Computing: An International Journal, Vol. 8, 1997.

[50] "Feasibility Analysis of Back-propagation Neural Networks in Image Enhancement," Mir

Hossain and Adel L. Ali, Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing: An

International Journal, Vol. 8, 1997.

[49] "Knowledge-guided Search for Solving Highly Complex Games: A Case Study with

Computer Go," Adel L. Ali, Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing: An

International Journal, Vol. 8, 1997.

[48] "Lexical, Syntax, and Semantic Complexity in Non-Latin Natural Language Processing,"

Mazin Al-Qurashi and Adel L. Ali, Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing:

An International Journal, Vol. 8, 1997.

[47] "Towards a Comprehensive Sensory Data Analysis in Autonomous Systems: Merging

Sonar with Phase-based Stereo Vision," Alice Yu Qiao and Adel L. Ali, Mathematical

Modelling and Scientific Computing: An International Journal, Vol. 8, 1997.

[46] "Stabilization Techniques For A High Frequency Acoustics Platform," Kamal S. Ali and

Adel L. Ali, Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing: An International

Journal, Vol. 8, 1997.

[45] "The suitability of Fuzzy Database Model in Information Retrieval Systems," Yu Cai and

Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'97 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL,

March 10-12, 1997, pp. 118-124.

[44] "On-line Multi-Arm Robot Motion Planning and Manipulation," Melissa Wiggins and

Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'97 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL,

March 10-12, 1997, pp. 138-143.

[43] "SMARTOUR: An Intelligent Travel Planning and Management System," Philippe

Tulula and Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'97 International Conference, Cocoa

Beach, FL, March 10-12, 1997, pp. 349-355.

[42] "Distributed Object Oriented Programming in Heterogeneous Computer Network

Environment", M.J. Miller and Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'97 International

Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 10-12, 1997, pp. 291-296.

[41] "Artificial Neural Networks in Image Filtering," Mir Hossain and Adel L. Ali,


1997, pp. 343-348.

[40] "Heuristic Evaluations in Solving Highly Complex Games," Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of

the IEMS'97 International Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 10-12, 1997, pp. 179-

183.

[39] "The Suitability of Natural Language Enquiry System(NLES) in Non-Latin languages,"

Mazin Al-Qurashi and Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'97 International

Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 10-12, 1997, pp. 310-314.

[38] "Datamining: Concepts, Techniques, Applications, and Pitfalls," Rajeshwar Rao V.

Surabhi and Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the IEMS'97 International Conference, Cocoa

Beach, FL, March 10-12, 1997, pp. 112-117.

[37] "HRCA: A High-Resolution Contouring Algorithm," Adel Ali and Sergio deRada,

Computers and Industrial Engineering: An International Journal, Proc. ICC&IE, Vol. 31,

No. 1/2, Oct. 96, pp. 358-388.

[36] "A Generic Algorithm for Minimal Vertex Coloring in Multiple-Server Queuing

Networks and Dataflow Models," Adel Ali and Edwin Alexander, Computers and

Industrial Engineering: An International Journal, Proc. ICC&IE, Vol. 31, No. 1/2, Oct.

96, pp. 375-387.

[35] "Neural Nets/Fuzzy Logic Rules Mapping for Dynamic Adjustment of Fuzzy Sets

Boundaries," Adel Ali and Daniel Ligas, Computers and Industrial Engineering: An

International Journal, Proc. ICC&IE, Vol. 31, No. 1/2, Oct. 96, pp. 429-434.

[34] "Application Specific Integrated Circuit Design on a PC Platform," Kamal Ali and Adel

Ali, Computers and Industrial Engineering: An International Journal, Proc. ICC&IE, Vol.

31, No. 1/2, Oct. 96, pp. 123-126.

[33] "Refinement of Algorithms for the Real-Time Simulation of Human Movements in

Computer Models," Adel Ali, M. J. Miller, and Kamal Ali, Computers and Industrial

Engineering: An International Journal, Proc. ICC&IE, Vol. 31, No. 1/2, Oct. 96, pp. 507-

510.

[32] "An Object Oriented Database with a Natural Language Interface," Adel L. Ali, 5th

International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Poster Session, Orlando,

Florida, August 8-13, 1993, p. 202.

[31] "Computer Integrated Medical Database: Design Optimization for Better Human

Interaction, Health, Social, and Legal Impacts," Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of 5th

International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Orlando, Florida, August 8-

13, 1993.

[30] "An Investigation of Interpolating and Contouring Algorithms for Naval Applications,"

Sergio DeRada and Adel L. Ali, Ninth International Conference on Mathematical and

Computer Modelling, Berkeley, California, July 26-29, 1993.

[29] "Parallel Algorithms to Determine Minimal Vertex Coloring in Undirected Graphs,"

Edwin Alexander and Adel Ali, Ninth International Conference on Mathematical and


[28] "Deconvolved Function in Inverse Digital Filtering Using Function Estimation

Methodology: ROC Analysis and Applications," Jay Rao and Adel Ali, Ninth

International Conference on Mathematical and Computer Modelling, Berkeley,

California, July 26-29, 1993.

[27] "Smooth Alpha Cuts in Fuzzy Logic Programming: A Neural Network Approach,"

Daniel Legas and Adel Ali, Ninth International Conference on Mathematical and


[26] "Obstacle Avoidance/Manipulation by Surface Exploration for Autonomous Mobile

Robots," Sugathan Deepak and Adel Ali, 15th International Conference on Computer and

Industrial Engineering, Cocoa Beach, Florida, March 8-10, 1993.

[25] "Distributed Solid Model Database for CIM," Adel L. Ali, Mathematical Modeling and

Scientific Computing: An International Journal, Vol. 2, pp. 979-984. Jan. 1993.

[24] "A Parallel Optimization Algorithm", Sergio de Rada and Adel Ali, Mathematical

Modeling and Scientific Computing: An International Journal, Vol. 2, pp. 350-355, Jan.

1993.

[23] "On the Modelling of Unsupervised Learning", Adel L. Ali and Kamal Ali, Mathematical

Modeling and Scientific Computing: An International Journal, Vol. 2, pp. 468-473, Jan.

1993.

[22] "Computer Integrated Medical Database," Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of Eighth Annual

Symposium on the Computerization of Medical Record, New Orleans, LA, March 4-7,

1992.

[21] "Object Oriented Database for Medical Records," Sharon Burgess and Adel L. Ali,

Proceedings of Eighth Annual Symposium on the Computerization of Medical Record,

New Orleans, LA, March 4-7, 1992.

[20] "Integrating Robotic Applications Using Distributed Solid Model Database," Adel L. Ali,

Proceedings of Advances in Intelligent Robotic Systems (Expert Robots for Industrial

Use), Boston, MA, Nov. 10-15, 1991.

[19] "Unsupervised Learning for Autonomous Systems," Adel L. Ali and Kamal S. Ali,

Proceedings of Advances in Intelligent Robotic Systems (Cooperative Intelligent

Robotics in Space), Boston, MA, Nov. 10-15, 1991, pp. 74-78.

[18] "Broadening CAD Systems for a Better Educational Impact,” Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of

University Programs in Computer-Aided Engineering, Design, and Manufacturing, BYU,

Utah, May 1991, pp. 8-11.

[17] "CAEDM Tool Box: An Educational Instrument for Distributed Solid Model Database,”

Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of University Programs in Computer-Aided Engineering,

Design, and Manufacturing, BYU, Utah, May 1991, pp. 27-34.

[16] "Undeterministic Manipulation of Solid Models For Robot Program Synthesis," Adel L.

Ali, Dia L. Ali, and Kamal S. Ali, Proceedings of 12th International Conference for

Computers and Industrial Engineering, Orlando, Florida, March 1990.

[15] "Task Planning for Robot Grasping", Adel L. Ali and Roger Nagel,” Proceedings of 12th

International Conference for Computers and Industrial Engineering, Orlando, Florida,

March 1990.

[14] "Object Oriented Robot Programming: A Man-Machine Approach, "Adel L. Ali, and

Roger Nagel, Third International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Boston,

Sept 18-22, 1989.

[13] "Connectionist Approach for Robot Grasping," Adel L. Ali, Dia L. Ali, Kamal S. Ali,

Advances in Intelligent Robotics Systems (Expert Robots for Industrial Use), SPIE's

Cambridge Symposium on Optical and Optoelectronic Engineering, Cambridge MA, Nov

1988, pp. 188-193.

[12] "A Neural Network Approach for Robot Grasp Planning,” Adel L. Ali, Dia L. Ali, Kamal S.

Ali, Neural Networks Journal, Vol 1, Supplement 1, Abstract, 1988, pp. 327.

[11] "Connectionist Expert systems for Process Planning,” Dia L. Ali, Adel L. Ali, Kamal S. Ali,

Neural Networks Journal, Vol 1, Supplement 1, Abstract, 1988, pp. 410.

[10] "A Connectionist Architecture for Neural Networks,” Kamal S. Ali, Adel L. Ali, Dia L. Ali,

Neural Networks Journal, Vol 1, Supplement 1, Abstract, 1988, pp. 537.

[9] "A Neural Network Approach to Flexible Manufacturing Systems," Adel L. Ali, Kamal S.

Ali, Dia L. Ali, Proceedings of Summer Computer Simulation Conference, Seattle,

Washington, 25-28 July 1988, pp. 364-366.

[8] "Neural Nets for Geometric Data Base Classification,” Dia L. Ali, Adel L. Ali, Kamal S. Ali

Proceedings of Summer Computer Simulation Conference, Seattle, Washington, 25-28 July

1988, pp. 886- 890.

[7] "Neural Networks: A Feasible Approach for Process Planning Automation,” Dia L. Ali,

Kamal S. Ali, Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of European Simulation Multi-conference '88, Nice,

France, June 1988, pp. 107-111.

[6] "An Architecture for Neural Networks Computations,” Kamal S. Ali, DIA L. Ali, Adel L.

Ali, Proceedings of The IEEE Annual International Conference on Neural Networks, San

Diego, CA, June 1988.

[5] "A Neural Networks Based Expert System for Process Planning,” Kamal S. Ali, Dia L.

Ali, Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of The 1988 Eastern Simulation Conferences, Orlando,

Florida, April 18-21 1988, pp. 102-106.

[4] "The Role of Geometric Modeling in Computer Integrated Manufacturing,” Adel L. Ali,

Kamal S. Ali, Dia L. Ali, Proceedings of 10th Conference for Computer and Industrial

Engineering, Dallas, Texas, March 23-25 1988, pp. 24-33.

[3] "Solid Modeling For Group Technology Classification: A Neural Networks Approach,”

Dia L. Ali, Kamal S. Ali, Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of 10th Conference for Computers

and Industrial Engineering, Dallas, Texas, 23-25 March 1988.

[2] "Geometric Modeling for Computer Aided Engineering: Theory, Applications, and

Interface," Adel L. Ali, Proceedings of the Fifth National Conference on Microcomputers

in Civil Engineering, Orlando FL, Ed. W. Carrol, Nov 4-6 1987, pp. 233-237.

[1] "The Integration of DBMS and Computer Graphics," Dia L. Ali, Clifford Burgess, Adel

L. Ali, Proceedings of the Fourth National Conference on Microcomputers in Civil

Engineering, Orlando, Florida, Ed. W. Carrol, November 1986, pp. 98-100.

Teaching:

• 27 years of teaching and student advising experience at all levels of professoriate

• Active curriculum development and assessment at USM, UMC and SCSU

• Nominated for the Best Teacher Award in 1999 (USM)

• Developed new technological / pedagogical enhancement to classroom experience

• Major Professor for 3 Doctorate students

• Major Professor for more than 60 Master Student

• Graduate committee member for many more Ph.D. and MS students.

History of Professional Affiliations:

1. The International Society for Optical Engineering

2. Association for Computing Machinery

3. American Association for Artificial Intelligence

4. International Neural Network Society

5. Society for Computer Simulation

6. Society of Manufacturing Engineering

7. Engineers Society of Kuwait

8. Engineers Society of Egypt

9. Upsilon Pi Epsilon

Selected Professional Service:

Founding Editorial Board member of the Journal of Management and Engineering

Integration

Program Coordinator, Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems (IEMS)

International Conferences 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and

2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013

Referee, Computers & Industrial Engineering: An International Journal.

Referee, International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction

Referee, Informatica: An International Journal of Computing and Informatics.

Referee, International Journal of Computational Intelligence

Referee, International Multi-Conference on. Engineering and Technological Innovation

Mississippi Supercomputer User Advisory Group (MSUAG)

Mathematical Modeling and Scientific Computing Conference Organizing Committee

Selected University Service:

Deans’ Council (SCSU)

IT advisory Board (SCSU)

IT Strategic Planning Committee (SCSU)

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System’s Transfer Pathway

Online working group (SCSU)

Academic Affair Council (SCSU)

Campus Academic Technology Team (CATT)

Advisor, Egyptian Students Organization

Advisor, National Society of Black Engineer Chapter (SCSU)

Our Husky Compact Committee an HLC Quality Intuitive (SCSU)

Campus Executive Committee (UMC)

Campus Diversity Committee (UMC)

Chair, Online Quality Teaching Committee (UMC)

Campus Strategic Planning Committee (UMC)

Campus Curriculum Committee (UMC)

Chair, Computational Sciences Council (2006-2008) (USM)

Faculty advisor for 6 USM student organizations, Sports Club Advisor of the Year Award

two years back to back (2003-2004 and 2004-2005) (USM)

Member of Council of Chairs (USM)

Council of the Chairs representative on the USM ADA committee (USM)

Council of the Chairs representative on the IT Governance Advisory Council (USM)

Council of the Chairs representative on Evaluation of Teaching committee (USM)

Council of the Chairs representative on Online Evaluation of Teaching committee (USM)

Intramural sports advisory board (USM)

College of Science and Technology By-laws Committee (USM)

College of Science and Technology Curriculum Committee (USM)

College of Science and Technology Executive Committee (USM)

Faculty Council Committee Gulf-Park Governance Committee (USM)

Council of School of Mathematical Sciences (USM)

Proposal for the Establishment of a BS degree program in Software Engineering (USM)

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