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  • Affective e-learning model for recognising learner emotions in online learning environment 
    Sandanayake, TC; Madurapperuma, AP
    Today online learning provides wider coverage many different approaches such as distance learning, classroom-based electronic learning and self-access learning. Online learning has been recognized as a support tool for ...
  • Agent based autonomous graphic design tool "PICTURE IT" 
    Walisundara, HB; Karunananda, AS [Conference-Abstract]
    In the current world all the activities are done by the use of communicating through very precise as well as an unambiguous Media. That's why people try to convey their massages by displaying it using posters, brochures ...
  • Agent based Protégé plugin for ontology alignment 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Karunananda, AS; Jayalal, S [Conference-Abstract]
    Ontologies are extensively used to strcuture the domain knowledge. Nowadays, with the large amount of ontologies already available, there is a high demand for reusing the knowledge in existing ontologies. Since ontologies ...
  • An agent based simulation for the shape adaption of 'Coccus' type bacteria colonies 
    Mohotti, WA; Kulawansa, KADT [Conference-Abstract]
    Agent technology is one of the Artificial Intelligence techniques best suited to address a social or biological phenomenon which involves group dynamics. Moreover, computer simulations are used extensively for ...
  • Agent based solution for retail supply chain management 
    Rupasinghe, R; Ratnayake, S; Karunananda, AS [Conference-Abstract]
    The entities engaged in the supply chains have become more complex with the expansion of the businesses. Therefore people have used various processes to make the business processes efficient, cost effective and real time. ...
  • Agent negotiations for iImproving quality of solutions from multiple perspectives 
    Srimal, MDW; Karunananda, AS [Conference-Abstract]
    -Most of the real world problems can be solved using more than one method which may return slightly different solutions. For instance, statistical techniques artificial neural networks, fuzzy logic and genetic algorithm ...
  • Agent technology to model evolvable ontologies 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Saminda, KD; Kumara, HKSRC; Athukorala, PAPR; Wijayaweera, WJLN; Karunananda, AS [Conference-Abstract]
    Ontology is becoming popular as a powerful way to structure the knowledge sources for complex systems. Modeling of evolvable ontologies turns out to be a research challenge for many decades. This paper presents how the ...
  • AgriCom: A communication platform for agriculture sector 
    Jayarathna, HMHR; Hettige, B [Conference-Abstract]
    Communication among relevant persons in a right time is a main factor for the success in the area of agriculture industry. We argue that Multi-agent technology can be used to handle the required communication successfully ...
  • Air flow through macro porous ceramic structures 
    Dharmasena, RR; Perera, DDM; Ekanayake, P; Karunaratne, BSB [Conference-Full-text]
    Macro porous ceramic bodies which are specifically designed for filtration purposes, cooling systems and porous medium burning were fabricated in order to study the three dimensional network of porous structures using ...
  • Air-conditioners condensate recovery system for buildings 
    Siriwardhena, K; Ranathunga, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Most conventional cooling systems produce water as a byproduct, which can be recovered and put to good use. In order to product cool air from a compressed refrigerant, a set of coils allow a hot, high-pressured refrigerant ...
  • Aligning ontologies using multi agent technology 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Karunananda, AS; Jayalal, S [Conference-Abstract]
    Modern information systems extensively use ontologies to model domain knowledge. With the large amount of already available ontologies, there is a high demand for sharing and reusing the knowledge in existing ontologies. ...
  • Allocation of risks to parties involved in Sri Lankan road construction projects : a Delphi study. 
    Perera, BAKS; Rameezdeen, R; Chileshe, N; Hosseini, M [Conference-Abstract]
    The findings of a broad literature review as the first stage of this study indicated that identifying risk factors on a lifecycle basis and defining the shares of the parties involved in projects in terms of dealing with ...
  • Alternative bonding techniques to delay end debonding of CFRP strengthened reinforced concrete beams 
    Premarathne, HRD; Gamage, JCPH [Conference-Abstract]
    The use of Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) as external reinforcement for concrete structures is growing rapidly. This is due to many advantages offered by these materials compared to conventional steel reinforcements ...
  • Alternative seismic retrofit solutions for a non-ductile R/C structure 
    Unknown author [Conference-Full-text]
    This study deals with the seismic assessment and retrofitting of existing under-designed R/C structures and the issue of selecting effective retrofit solutions is discussed. A displacement based procedure using nonlinear ...
  • Alternatives to delay premature failure of CFRP strengthened reinforced concrete members 
    Srisangeerthanan, S; Prashanth, M; Amaradasa, PNS; Gamage, JCPH [Conference-Full-text]
    This Study was focused on identifying and proposing alternatives such that premature debonding failure of CFRP strengthened reinforced concrete members in flexure is delayed. Two of our proposed alternatives were investigated ...
  • Amplification of comfort and the air quality with green roof in cities 
    Wijerathne, SN; Halwatura, RU [Conference-Full-text]
    Since the last few decades the world population has been increasing in a faster rate. With the increasing population, the needs of the people have also increased. Because of that more people have lean towards to move to ...
  • Analogue driven handling of emergent complexity 
    Thilakarathne, DJ; Karunananda, AS [Conference-Abstract]
    Complexity Science has noted as the next evolution of the science in which the main idea is a global emergent behavior, which is resulting from the interaction between its local, dynamic, complex, interconnected, ...
  • Analysing the Relationship Between Skin and Formation Damage of an Oil Well (Time Depended) 
    Ruwanpathirana, RS; Nagasinghe, RV; Welagedara, WWVP; Wickrama, MADMG; Senadhira, AMADM; Ratnayake, NP; Vijitha, AVP [Conference-Full-text]
    The concept of skin and formation damage play a vital role in productivity of an oil well. The objective of this study is to introduce the effect of skin into the well flowing equation in transient state. The effect of ...
  • Analysis and design of telecommunication towers for earthquake loading in Sri Lanka for sustainability 
    Gunathilaka, AMLN; Lewanagamage, CS; Jayasinghe, MTR [Conference-Full-text]
    Large number of telecommunication towers has been constructed in Sri Lanka during last few decades with the rapid development of telecommunication sector in the country. These towers play a significant role especially in ...
  • Analysis contractors' head office overhead on compensable delay events 
    Ramachandra, T; Rotimi, JOB; Kanageswaran, R
    Contractors’ claims for extension of time and/or cost reimbursements could result in disagreements that may not be amicably resolved by the parties concerned. Consequently significant additional costs are incurred in ...