컨테이너 안전수송을 위한 보안기술
-.연 사 : 추 영 열 교수 (동명대학교)
-. 일 시 : 2009년 3월 27일 (금) 오후 2:45 ~ 4:00
-. 장 소 : LG동 강당
-. 초청자 : 김 상 우 교수 (T.2237)
Abstract
최근 국제 물류에서 화물 컨테이너의 운송을 보다 안전하고 효율적으로 관리하기 위하여 수•출입 절차 규제가 강화되고 있다. 화물 컨테이너의 안전하고 효율적인 운송 및 화물 정보의 안전한 전달을 지원하는 대표적인 보안장치로는 전자봉인(E-Seal: Electronic Seal)과 CSD(Conveyance Security Device)가 있다. E-Seal은 ISO TC 104SC4WG2에서 국제 표준화 작업을 진행했으며, 표준문서 번호는 ISO 18185규격번호를 가지고 있다. 범용성이 우수하기 때문이다. E-Seal은 국제표준 논의를 통해 등장한 기술인 반면 컨테이너 보안장치는 국제표준화 작업없이 미국의 GE에서 독자적으로 개발한 RFID장치이며, GE와 더불어 유럽의 지멘스, 한국의 삼성물산, 일본의 미쓰비시 등의 산업체를 중심으로 상용화가 추진되고 있다. CSD는 컨테이너의 내부에 설치되며 컨테이너 봉인시점(POA)에서 중간지점(ITP)을 거쳐 미국의 도착항(TTP)까지 Shipping Se-curity를 보장하는 것을 목표로 한다. 국내에서도 이러한 기술의 확산에 대비하여 응용서비스 및 시스템의 개발에 노력하고 있다. 본 세미나에서는 각 기술의 개발 동향과 이를 응용한 국내의 연구동향을 소개한다.
[카테고리:] 미분류
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컨테이너 안전수송을 위한 보안기술
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미사일 방어체계 및 레이더기술
미사일 방어체계 및 레이더기술
-. 연 사 : 정 주 호 중령 (방위사업청)
-. 일 시 : 2009년 3월 27일 (금) 오후 4:15 ~ 5:30
-. 장 소 : LG동 강당
-. 초청자 : 김 효 태 교수 (T.2217)
Abstract
– 북한의 핵위협 분석 및 미사일 방어개념
– 미국의 미사일 방어개념 및 정책
– 미국의 미사일 방어 군사적 기능 및 작전 절차
– 미사일 탐지의 제한성
– 미사일 요격체계
– 세계의 미사일 탐지체계 종류 및 탐지 방법 -
Smart Revolution and Development case of Galaxy S2
◈ Title : Smart Revolution and Development case of Galaxy S2
◈ Speaker : Dr. ROH, Tae Moon (SAMSUNG Electronics)
◈ Date & Time : Friday, May 13, 2011 (14:00pm ~ 15:30pm)
◈ Place : LG Research Building, Room #101
◈ Host : Prof. Kim, Bumman (Tel. 2231)
◈ Abstract : Recently, the era of the “smart revolution” begins after the ten years of the “internet revolution” due to the rapid growth of the high-speed internet technologies and the mobile wireless devices . This presentation starts with the background of the “smart revolution”, and presents the economical, social, and cultural changes caused by the smart phone which is the main factor of the “smart revolution”. In addition, the current status of SAMSUNG Mobile in the era of the “smart revolution” are shown. Finally, with the introduction of the development case of Galaxy S2, our preparations and tasks to open up the premium SMART Phone market are discussed. -
On-chip Interconnection Network & Solid-State Disks (SSDs) for Data Intensive Applications
◈ Title : On-chip Interconnection Network & Solid-State Disks (SSDs) for Data Intensive Applications
◈ Speaker : Prof. Eui-Young Chung (Yonsei University)
◈ Date & Time : Friday, May 13, (15:50pm ~ 17:00pm)
◈ Place : LG Research Building, Room #101
◈ Host : Prof. Sungjoo Yoo (Tel. 2379)
◈ Abstract : Rapid growth in mobile smart devices accelerates the widespread use of data intensive applications such as videos, music, games and so on. In such devices, one of the most important performance-critical issues is how efficiently the data is retrieved from the mass storage devices and delivered to the data processing units.
In this aspect, there are two important system components – on-chip interconnection network and Solid-State Disk(SSD) which rapidly replacing the conventional mass storage device – HDD.
In this talk, we review the automated design techniques for on-chip interconnection network and the design trend of SSD. -
A New Ultra-Wideband Balun and its Associated Components
A New Ultra-Wideband Balun and its Associated Components
-. 연 사 : 김강욱 교수 (경북대학교)
-. 일 시 : 2008년 12월 12일 (금) 오후 2:45 ~ 4:15
-. 장 소 : LG동 105호
-. 초청자 : 박 위 상 교수 (T.2224)
Abstract
A recently developed ultra-wideband (UWB) balun opens new possibilities for the low-cost, mass-producible, and surface mountable UWB components with 10’s of GHz bandwidth. The balun is a simple microstrip-to-coplanar stripline transition structure, but a single balun can be designed to have operating frequency range from DC to over 40 GHz. The balun design is based on optimal impedance matching and smooth field transformations between adjacent transmission lines. Utilizing this uniplanar balun, new low-cost and mass-producible components—e.g., mixers, doublers, antennas, detectors, differential amplifiers, etc.—with 10’s of GHz bandwidth are being developed. The new UWB components can also be designed in the form of low-cost surface-mountable chips, which may open new commercial UWB application areas.
In this presentation, the design of the ultra-wideband balun will be described, and recent developments of new UWB components utilizing the balun will also be introduced -
Network Design Techniques by Evolutionary Algorithm”
Network Design Techniques by Evolutionary Algorithm”
-. 연 사 : 현 광 남 교수 (Waseda University)
-. 일 시 : 2008년 11월 28일 (금) 오후 2:45 ~ 3:45
-. 장 소 : LG동 105호
-. 초청자 : 박 위 상 교수 (T.2224)
Abstract
Network design optimization is basically a fundamental issue in the various fields, including applied mathematics, computer science, engineering, management, and operations research. Network models provide a useful way for modeling various real world problems and are extensively used in many different types of systems: communications, mechanical, electronic, manufacturing and logistics. However, many practical applications impose on more complex issues, such as, complex structure, complex constraints, and multiple objectives to be handled simultaneously and make the problem intractable to the traditional approaches.
Recent advances in evolutionary algorithms such as genetic algorithm, genetic programming, and evolution strategy have made it possible to solve such practical network design and scheduling problems. The seminar talk introduces Network Design Techniques based on Evolutionary Algorithm such as the shortest path model for Internet OSPF Routing Model and Car Navigation System, several minimum spanning models, bicriteria max flow/minimum cost flow problem and capacitated QoS (Quality of Service) network model:
Part 1: Multiobjective Genetic Algorithms
Part 2: Shortest Routing Model and Applications
Part 3. Minimum Spanning Models
Part 4: Bicriteria MXF/MCF Model
Part 5: Capacitated QoS Network Model
Reference: M. Gen, R. Cheng & L. Lin: Network Models & Optimization:
Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm Approach, Springer, London, 2008.
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캠브리지대학의 제도와 운영
캠브리지대학의 제도와 운영
-.연 사 : 장수영 교수 (포항공대 전자과)
-. 일 시 : 2008년 12월 5일 (금) 오후 2:45 ~ 4:15
-. 장 소 : LG동 105호
Abstract
2009년에 창립 800주년을 맞는 캠브리지대학의 제도와 운영에 대하여 살펴본다. 캠브리지대학은 3년제이며, 학사과정은 11,021명, 대학원생 7,685명 등 18,706명의 학생을 가진 대학이며 연간 학사 3,346명, 석사 3,180명, 박사 981명을 배출한다.
31개의 College로 구성되어 있으나 College는 우리나라의 단과대학개념이 아니고 교육기능이 있는 기숙사를 뜻한다. 캠브리지대학은 지금까지 81명의 노벨수상자를 배출하면서 세계 최우수대학 중의 하나가 되었다.
연간 대학교 예산은 5억 2500만 파운드, College예산은 2억7000만 파운드로서 원화로는 1조6천억원에 해당된다. -
Nano scale NAND flash memory, 3 bit per cell, 3D NAND structure
◈ Title : Nano scale NAND flash memory, 3 bit per cell, 3D NAND structure
◈ Speaker : Principal engineer. Myoung Kwan, Cho (Hynix)
◈ Date & Time : Friday, April 8, 2011 (14:00pm ~ 15:30pm)
◈ Place : LG Research Building, Room #101
◈ Host : Prof. Jeong-Soo, Lee (Tel. 2380)
◈ Abstract : Recent NAND flash memory technology is presented, especially in terms of 3 bit per cell and 3D NAND structure. In the 2xnm era, NAND cell scaling down have faced process complexity and narrow cell operation window. In this presentation, the operation algorithm in 3 bit per cell and the characteristics of 3D NAND cell is discussed. -
How to win a Nobel Prize
◈ Title: How to win a Nobel Prize
◈ Speaker : Dr. Kee Sup Kim (Samsung Electronics)
◈ Date & Time : Friday, April 15, 2011 (15:45pm ~ 17:00pm)
◈ Place : LG Research Building, Room #101
◈ Host : Prof. Young Hwan Kim (Tel. 2227)
◈ Abstract : To succeed as an engineer, some business acumen other than pure technical skills are essential. The speaker will use the award winning projects (in this case Intel Achievement Award, which Intel CEO Paul Otellini called the Nobel prize at Intel) to illustrate how normal projects get turned into an award winning projects and the behind the scenes work needed for actual nomination for the award. -
3D Sound Research at Virtual Audio Systems Laboratory (NRL 2005~2010)
◈ Title : 3D Sound Research at Virtual Audio Systems Laboratory (NRL 2005~2010)
◈ Speaker : Prof. Youngjin Park (KAIST)
◈ Date & Time : Friday, April 15, 2011 (14:00pm ~ 15:30pm)
◈ Place : LG Research Building, Room #101
◈ Host : Prof. Sangchul Won (Tel. 2221)
◈ Abstract : Human mainly depends on the visual and auditory cues to capture spatial information about the environment. Frequently, auditory cues are often given minimal attention in designing the virtual environment. However, auditory cues play an important role in production of the virtual environment because spatial information provided by vision only is limited only to the viewing direction. The ability to identify the location of a sound source is called auditory localization and technologies that replicate the sounds from a real environment through an artificially created environment based on human’s auditory localization are known as 3D sound technology. Virtual Audio Systems Laboratory (VASL) at KAIST has been studying 3D sound technology and its applications. In this seminar, we overview the research activities of VASL related to 3D sound technology. There are two main topics in this seminar. The one is the high-fidelity Virtual Auditory Display (VAD) system which generates spatial virtual sounds in 3D space and conveys them to a listener without measurement of the individual Head-Related Transfer Functions (HRTFs). The second one is the robot auditory system in which sound source localization is possible to achieve the effective human-robot interaction. The developed high-fidelity VAD system can be easily applied to many practical application fields including games, home theatre, virtual reality, and military simulator, etc. The developed robot auditory system, which includes artificial ear, MEMS sensor, SoC for sound localization and speaker/speech recognition, can be used for intelligent robots to process speech/acoustic signals. On going research topics in the laboratory including an idea of auditory system for hologram are introduced as well.