201507-Hong Kong Conference Program
Conference Program July, 2015 Hong Kong HKICSS Hong Kong International Conference on Social Science ACGEBF Annual Conference on Global Economics, Business and Finance ICCIS International Conference on Computer and Information Sciences GCEAS Global Conference on Engineering and Applied Science HKICSS Hong Kong International Conference on Social Science ISBN: 978-986-5654-00-9 ACGEBF Annual Conference on Global Economics, Business and Finance ISBN: 978-986-90263-3-8 ICCIS International Conference on Computer and Information Sciences ISBN: 978-986-5654-25-2 GCEAS Global Conference on Engineering and Applied Science ISBN: 978-986-5654-24-5 Content Content ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Conference Schedule......................................................................................................................... 3 Conference Venue Information ..................................................................................................... 6 General Information for Participants......................................................................................... 8 International Committee of HKICSS .......................................................................................... 10 International Committee of ACGEBF ......................................................................................... 11 International Committee of GCEAS ............................................................................................ 12 International Committee of ICCIS .............................................................................................. 13 Special Thanks to Session Chairs ............................................................................................... 14 Social Sciences Keynote Speech .................................................................................................. 15 Natural Sciences Keynote Speech ............................................................................................... 17 Oral Sessions-– July 7, 2015 ........................................................................................................ 19 Economics ........................................................................................................................ 19 Marketing & Business and Management ....................................................................... 20 Geosciences and Petroleum Engineering & Environmental Science ......................... 21 Civil Engineering ............................................................................................................. 22 Education I ....................................................................................................................... 23 Computer Sciences I ........................................................................................................ 25 Communication ................................................................................................................ 26 Chemical Engineering & Biological Engineering ......................................................... 27 Law ................................................................................................................................... 28 Oral Sessions-– July 8, 2015 ........................................................................................................ 29 Computer Sciences II ....................................................................................................... 29 Management I .................................................................................................................. 30 Information Technology .................................................................................................. 31 Education II ..................................................................................................................... 32 Society ............................................................................................................................... 34 Management II................................................................................................................. 35 Psychology & Culture ...................................................................................................... 36 Financial Management.................................................................................................... 37 Politics .............................................................................................................................. 38 Finance ............................................................................................................................. 39 Poster Sessions–July 7, 2015 ...................................................................................................... 40 Biological Engineering/Civil Engineering/ Computer and Information Sciences/ 1 E-learning, Computing Education/ Electrical and Electronic Engineering/Fundamental and Applied Sciences/ Information Management/ Material Science and Engineering .............................................................................. 40 Business and Management/Communication/Culture/ Education/Psychology/Society/Chemical Engineering .................................................. 44 2 Conference Schedule Monday, July 6, 2015 Executive Committee Meeting (Executive Committee Only) Tuesday, July 7, 2015 Oral Sessions Time Schedule Venue 08:00-16:30 Registration 08:30-10:00 Economics Room 4 Marketing & Business and Management Room 5 10:00-10:10 Tea Break Geosciences and Petroleum Engineering & Environmental Science Room 4 Social Sciences Keynote Speaker: Keith H. Sakuda 10:10-11:40 “Social Entrepreneurship for Service Learning and StudentRoom 5 Led Innovation” Natural Sciences Keynote Speaker: James Walker Jr “Cyber Security Challenges in the 21st Century” 11:40-12:40 Lunch Time 12:40-14:10 Civil Engineering Room 4 Education I Room 5 14:10-14:20 Tea Break 14:20-15:50 Computer Sciences I Room 4 Communication Room 5 15:50-16:00 Tea Break 16:00-17:00 Chemical Engineering & Biological Engineering Room 4 Law Room 5 3 Wednesday , July 7, 2015 Poster Sessions Time Information Biological Engineering Civil Engineering Computer and Information Sciences 14:30-15:30 Material Science and Engineering Information Management Room 3 E-learning, Computing Education Fundamental and Applied Sciences Electrical and Electronic Engineering Business and Management Communication Culture 16:00-17:00 Education Room 3 Psychology Society Chemical Engineering 4 Wednesday, July 8, 2015 Oral Sessions Time Schedule Venue 08:00-16:30 Registration 08:30-10:00 Computer Sciences II Room 4 Management I Room 5 10:00-10:10 Tea Break 10:10-11:40 Information Technology Room 4 Education II Room 5 11:40-12:40 Lunch Time 12:40-14:10 Society Room 4 Management II Room 5 14:10-14:20 Tea Break 14:20-15:50 Psychology & Culture Room 4 Financial Management Room 5 15:50-16:00 Tea Break 16:00-17:00 Finance Room 4 Politics Room 5 5 Conference Venue Information Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel 1 Sky City Road East, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau, Hong Kong Transportation Nestled on the edge of Lantau Island, with stunning views of the South China Sea, the Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel is a Hong Kong airport hotel offering a refreshing escape from the bustling city and an alternative landscape for your meetings and conferences. The hotel is near the Hong Kong Airport and is directly connected to AsiaWorld-Expo. It provides luxurious accommodations with 658 guest rooms facing the sea or golf course, 14 state-of-the-art meeting rooms spanning more than 13,000 square feet of meeting space, five restaurants, pampering spa treats at the boutique Quan Spa and has SkyCity Nine Eagles Golf Course on it's door-step. Transportation to and from the hotel is a breeze as it is located next to the Hong Kong International Airport and is just a 28-minute train ride from the city. This modern day oasis is perfect for conferences and business travelers seeking the best of both worlds – the luxury & convenience of contemporary living, set against the peaceful tranquility of Lantau Island. 6 Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel Floor Plan (G/F) 7 General Information for Participants ＊ Information and Registration The Registration and Information Desk will be situated in the Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel on the G/F, and will be open at the following times: 08:00-16:30 July 7th, 2015 08:00-16:30 July 8th, 2015 Organizer Higher Education Forum (HEF) Tel: + 886 2 2740 1498〡www.prohef.org ＊ Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions will run on July 7th and 8th, Oral Sessions are usually 90 minutes in length; each presenter has 12-15 minutes. ＊ Presentations and Equipment All presentation rooms are equipped with a screen, an LCD projector, and a laptop computer installed with Microsoft PowerPoint. You will be able to insert your USB flash drive into the computer and double check your file in PowerPoint. We recommend that you bring two copies the file in case of one fails. You may also link your own laptop to the provided projector, however please ensure you have the requisite connector. ＊ A Polite Request to All Participants Participants are requested to arrive in a timely fashion for all addresses, whether to their own, or to those of other presenters. Presenters are reminded that the time slots should be divided fairly and equally between the number of presentations, and that they should not overrun. The session chair is asked to assume this timekeeping role and summarize clarify key important issues in each topic 8 ＊ Poster Sessions & Poster Requirements Materials Provided by the Conference Organizer: 1. X-frame display & Base Fabric Canvases (60cm×160cm) 2. Adhesive Tapes or Clamps Materials Prepared by the Presenters: 1. Home-made Poster(s) 2. Material: not limited, can be posted on the canvases 3. Size: 60cm*160cm A 60cm*160cm poster illustrates the research findings. 1.Wider than 60cm (left) 2.Copy of PowerPoint slides in A4 papers (right) 9 International Committee of HKICSS Gad Barzilai University of Washington Debra Friedman Christian C.P. Wolff Arizona State University University of Luxembourg Jolanta Babiuch-luxmoore Marc Holzer Oxford Brookes University The State University of New Jersey Hassan Abbas Sajid Anwar Columbia University University of the Sunshine Coast Wan Khairuzzaman Wan Ismail Elesa Argent University Technology Malaysia London Metropolitan University Jennifer Chan Kim Lian Jeong, Kiho University Malaysia Sabah Kyungpook National University Vernon Valentine Palmer Keunyeob Oh Tulane University Law School Chungnam National University Tom Baum University of Strathclyde Allen John The Open University Otávio Bueno University of Miami A.J.W. Taylor Victoria University of Wellington Md. Ghulam Murtaza Khulna University(Bangladesh) Christina Hong-Joe Queensland University of Technology Horace Campbell Syracuse University 10 International Committee of ACGEBF Warner P. Woodworth Brigham Young University Aloysius Ajab Amin Maria Lucia Kho Giok Song College of Social Science De La Salle University Robert Kucęba Tso-Jen Chen Czestochowa University of Technology Tainan University of Technology Jai Pal Singh Zulnaidi Yaacob CCS Haryana Agricultural University Universiti Sains Malaysia Tan Khay Boon Seval Kardeş Selimoğlu SIM University Anadolu Ü niversitesi Jephte Olimpo Munez Aruna Manharlal Shah Institute of Management and Research University of Philippines Zhu Jiang Hua Zhong University of Science & Technology Ocean Fan Lu Camosun College Miao Zhao Roger Williams University Kavita Sharma University of Delhi Jianhong Fan University of Macau Jai Pal Singh CCS Haryana Agricultural University Ishak Yussof Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Himanshu Tandon Vit University Eko Suyono Msc Ak Jenderal Soedirman University Bo Liu University of Electronic Science & Technology Amitabh Gupta University of Delhi Jagdish Kumar Sachdeva 11 International Committee of GCEAS Ahmad Zuhairi ABDULLAH PREM RAJ Pushpakaran T. Sivakumar Yinglong Chen B.Sivaprakash Universiti Sains Malaysia National Institute of Technology Calicut Annamalai University University of Western Australia Annamalai University 12 International Committee of ICCIS Chung Yung Jitender Grover S.Thilagamani Abhishek Shukla National Dong Hwa University Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering R.D.Engineering College Technical Campus 13 Special Thanks to Session Chairs Dong Shen California State University-Sacramento Cheol Park Korea University Bantita Terakulsatit Suranaree University of Technology Soomi Shin Pusan National University Yunghwan Kwon Busan National University of Education Sun-Yuan Hsieh National Cheng Kung University Amanda LeCouteur University of Adelaide Chih-Wei Peng Taipei Medical University Sara Fung Ling Tsui City University of Hong Kong Pramod Pandya California State University Shang-Ying Chen National Sun Yat-Sen University Yunquan Song China University of Petroleum Bob Barrett American Public University Anlaya Smuseneto Prince of Songkla University James D. Johnson The University of the South Pacific Alejandro Torres Mussatto University of Valparaiso Catthiyakorn Sasitharamas Srinakarinwirot University Yong Wang China University of Petroleum 14 Social Sciences Keynote Speech Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 10:10-11:40 Keith H. Sakuda, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Management University of Hawaii West Oahu Social Entrepreneurship for Service Learning and Student-Led Innovation An emerging trend among U.S. universities has been a growing interest in the field of social entrepreneurship. Unofficially defined as the use of business tools and techniques to address social problems, social entrepreneurship is inspiring students to effect social change through a compassionate version of capitalism. By emphasizing interdisciplinary knowledge and practical solutions, social entrepreneurship offers educators the opportunity to challenge students to collaboratively take action on social problems they choose to confront. This presentation will introduce the concept of social entrepreneurship and provide a brief overview of how it can encourage students to pursue their own paths towards social innovation. Several case studies of the social entrepreneurship process will be highlighted as a means towards implementing student-centric solutions to pressing social and environmental concerns, including the speaker’s experiences with his own social entrepreneurship project. The presentation will conclude with a call for educators to motivate a new generation of change agents to reshape their world through social entrepreneurship. Dr. Keith H. Sakuda is an assistant professor of management at the University of Hawaii West Oahu. His research interests include cross-cultural management, intercultural relations, and social entrepreneurship. He is also a former president of the Western Casewriters Association. His industry experience includes opinion leader marketing, social entrepreneurship, and consulting for sustainability projects in Hawaii, Tahiti, China, and Japan. His current project is co-founding Ho‘oulu Pacific, a social enterprise promoting food sovereignty in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands. Dr. Sakuda has a B.A. in Economics and 15 Environmental Science Management from Claremont McKenna College and an M.B.A and Ph.D. in International Management from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Ho‘oulu Pacific’s mission is to improve self-sufficiency and holistic health in the Pacific Islands through innovations in aquaponics and coordinated distributed agriculture. It believes that an affordable, reliable supply of nutritious food is the foundation for all healthy communities. Ho‘oulu Pacific has received numerous social entrepreneurship awards and has been featured by media outlets such as Fast Company, the Guardian, National Geographic, GreenBiz.com, The Magazine, and Undercurrent News. 16 Natural Sciences Keynote Speech Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 10:10-11:40 Professor James Walker Jr IA Engineer/System Administrator SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific US Navy Cyber Security Challenges in the 21st Century Every day we hear about cyber security attacks on commercial businesses, private companies, celebrity’s private emails misused and Facebook accounts being hacked. Who would have thought back twenty years ago, that everyday tools such as Internet Applications via networks and smart phones, would be subjected to constant assaults by organizations and people just because they want to see how vulnerable a system or program is or if it can be penetrated and exploited? No country is or industry is safe from cyber threat and the damages it can cause. We face these common dilemma’s globally on cyber security and the protection of our information and networks. What methods can we use to prevent future violation of private and sensitive public data? Are the current processes in place sufficient protection? Who is ultimately responsible for breaches in a business or corporation infrastructure? How vulnerable are you at your home or workplace? The main questions that should be asked is how often cyber awareness training being conducted at the overall organizational level and is information security in general being looked at, documented, and tracked. This presentation will examine the security challenges that we have had, since the Millennium Bug (Y2K) ushered in our new century, of cyber security, evaluates the steps and measure we can take as a global community. Additionally, we will explore what we can do to protect our information and minimize data breaches. Professor James Walker Jr, MBA_TM is currently employed by the US Navy as a Navy Civilian Government worker. His current positions are Information Assurance Engineer and System Administrator (Network) for SPAWAR SSC Pacific and Associate Faculty at the 17 University of Phoenix. Courses Prof. Walker facilitate are Business, Ethics, and Management courses for graduate and under graduate students. He retired October of 2008 after serving 30 years in the US Marine Corps. Prof. Walker billets and positions he served were Deputy Information Assurance Director NCTS Far East, Japan, and Information Assurance Program Manager (IAPM) for ONENET Far East Network at Naval Base Yokosuka Japan. He also was the N6 Department Head, Information Assurance Manager, and Information Technology Manager for COMHELSEACOMBATWINGPAC San Diego CA. Additional billets were Electronics Maintenance Officer, Maintenance Management Officer, Telephone Systems Supervisor, Network Operations Supervisor, Data/Communications Maintenance Supervisor, and Computer Systems Specialist. Prof. Walker performed volunteer work and elected as past President and Executive Vice President of Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) Tokyo Chapter 171. Prof. Walker’s education includes an MBA Information Technology Management, University of Phoenix, 2008, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with minor in Information Technology, National University, 2001, and an Associate’s Degree in Liberal Arts, St Leo University, 1987. Certifications Prof. Walker earned are SANS Security Leadership Essentials for Managers (GSLC), Security+ Certified Professional, Network + Certified Professional, and A + Certified Professional. Training he received were Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM), Information Assurance Manager (IAM), ITIL Foundation V3, VMWare 5.5, and NPS Navy Certifiers Course. 18 Oral Sessions-– July 7, 2015 Economics Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 08:30-10:00 Session Chair: Prof. Dong Shen HKICSS-289 Environmental Sustainability and Economic Development: A World View Dong Shen︱California State University-Sacramento HKICSS-282 Students Decision-Making in Tourism and Everyday Decisions Sharon Teitler-Regev︱Yezreel Valley College Tchai Tavor︱Yezreel Valley College HKICSS-291 Using of the Internet to Plan and Purchase Tourism Services among Older Adults Sharon Teitler-Regev︱Yezreel Valley College Shlomit Hon-Snir︱Yezreel Valley College Shosh Shahrabani︱Yezreel Valley College Anabel Lifszyc Friedlander︱Tel Aviv University ACGEBF-6570 China’s Outward Direct Investment: Pattern and Determinants Yun-Kwong Kwok︱Hong Kong Baptist University ACGEBF-6563 Transforming the Economics Curriculum by Integrating Threshold Concepts Prashan S. M. Karunaratne︱Macquarie University Yvonne Breyer︱Macquarie University 19 Marketing & Business and Management Room 5 2015/7/7 Tuesday 08:30-10:00 Session Chair: Prof. Cheol Park ACGEBF-6544 Customer Participation Systems and Creating Innovations Cheol Park︱Korea University Jong Kun Jun︱Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Thae Min Lee︱Chungbuk National University ACGEBF-6557 The Effects of Giving Gift, Relational Investment, and Ringing on Reciprocity Likelihood in B2B Context in Taiwan Yu-Chen Chen︱Soochow University Rong-An Shang︱Soochow University Chung-Kuang Lin︱Soochow University Yu-Jen Chen︱Soochow University ACGEBF-6538 Customer Orientation, Consulting Orientation, and Individual Performance in a Japanese Industrial Company: The Mediating Role of Task Conflict between Salespeople and Sales Support People Youngjae Koh︱Konan University Eunji Seo︱Fukuyama Heisei University ACGEBF-6572 Improving Organizational Performance with the High Performance Organization Framework André de Waal︱Maastricht School of Management; The HPO Center Robert Goedegebuure︱Maastricht School of Management 20 Geosciences and Petroleum Engineering & Environmental Science Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 10:10-11:40 Session Chair: Prof. Bantita Terakulsatit GCEAS-262 Optimization of Wax Injection Process Parameters Using Taguchi Method Chil-Chyuan Kuo︱Ming Chi University of Technology Ren-Lung Tsai︱Ming Chi University of Technology GCEAS-336 Physical and Chemical Properties of Drilling Mud by Using Fly Ash as an Additive Bantita Terakulsatit︱Suranaree University of Technology GCEAS-324 Termite Control Biotechnology Essam A Makky︱University Malaysia Pahang Chan Cai Wen︱University Malaysia Pahang Muna Jalal︱University Malaysia Pahang Tahira Batool︱University Malaysia Pahang Mashitah M Yusoff︱University Malaysia Pahang 21 Civil Engineering Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 12:40-14:10 Session Chair: Prof. Soomi Shin GCEAS- 322 A Study on the Shape of Beam Attached Inner-Side of CFT for Improving Column’s Performance Dongun Lee︱Dongseo University Hyuggee Yun︱Design of Structure Engineering Co., Ltd. Deageon Kim︱Cheil Industries Inc. Soomi Shin︱Pusan National University GCEAS- 307 Rheological Behavior and Viscosity of Asphalt Tack Coat Materials Jia-Chong Du︱Tungnan University Ming-Feng Kuo︱Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology GCEAS- 274 Smart Analytics for Infrastructure Health Modeling` Zheng Yi Wu︱Bentley Systems GCEAS- 326 A Relationship Study of Residents Recognition, Preference and Acceptance for Green Building in Southern Taiwan Jung-Fa Cheng︱National Cheng Kung University Hsien-Te Lin︱National Cheng Kung University Yun-Yao Chi︱Chang Jung Christian University Mei-Ting Liou︱Chang Jung Christian University Ya-Fen Lee︱Toko University 22 Education I Room 5 2015/7/7 Tuesday 12:40-14:10 Session Chair: Prof. Yunghwan Kwon HKICSS-293 A Descriptive Study of Teacher Questioning Behavior in an Elementary EFL Classroom Yunghwan Kwon︱Busan National University of Education HKICSS-442 College Freshmen’s Quality of Life and Its Perceived Determinants: A Case Study of a Chinese Island University Hui-Mei Grace Yang︱National Quemoy University HKICSS-271 Policies for Activating Vocational Education Targeting the Elderly Population to Increase Their Labor Force Participation Rate Fu-Meng Chang︱National Academy for Educational Research Jeen-Fong LI︱National Taiwan Normal University HKICSS-366 Any Solution for "Time After Time" Poor Time Management Pamela Mei Hing Kwok︱PolyU Hong Kong Community College HKICSS-496 The Casual Effect of Variables That Affect to Learning Achievement of Intermediate of Accounting II Subject among Students of the Faculty of Accountancy, Bangkok Thonburi University Gunchanunthon Nawapornkongprecha︱Bangkok Thonburi University Nattanan Tonsrichailed︱Bangkok Thonburi University Jhutathip Chansong︱Bangkok Thonburi University 23 HKICSS-467 Effect of Family Structure on the Academic Achievement of Children: A Case of Botswana Shikha Trivedi︱BA ISAGO University College Ifeoma Eze︱BA ISAGO University College Catherine Mibenge︱BA ISAGO University College 24 Computer Sciences I Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 14:20-15:50 Session Chair: Prof. Sun-Yuan Hsieh ICCIS-383 A Novel Dynamic IP Router-Table Design for Internet Sun-Yuan Hsieh︱National Cheng Kung University Po-Cheng Hsu︱National Cheng Kung University ICCIS-364 Hybrid Algorithm Based on Ant Colony and Genetic Applied to Dispatching System Yuan Ye︱Beijing University of Post and Telecom Wang JingWen︱Beijing University of Post and Telecom ICCIS-362 Detecting Malicious Behaviors of Software through Dynamic Analysis of API Calling Sequences Hyun-il Lim︱Kyungnam University ICCIS-377 Existence of Solutions for a Higher-Order Coupled System of Anti-Periodic Boundary Value Problem of Nonlinear Fractional Differential Equations Huina Zhang︱China University of Petroleum (East China) Jianguo Sun︱China University of Petroleum (East China) ICCIS-358 Asymptotic Properties of Solutions to Stochastic Logistic Systems with Martingale Ruihua Wu︱China University of Petroleum (East China) ICCIS-357 On the Laplacian Coefficients of Bicyclic Graphs Xinying Pai︱China University of Petroleum 25 Communication Room 5 2015/7/7 Tuesday 14:20-15:50 Session Chair: Prof. Amanda LeCouteur HKICSS-280 Mens Calls to a Government-Funded National Health Helpline Amanda LeCouteur︱University of Adelaide Stefanie Lopriore︱University of Adelaide HKICSS-284 Current Perception and Willingness towards Organ Donation and Transplantation: A Survey of Undergraduate Students at the University of Malaya Hasmah Zanuddin︱University of Malaya Tham Jen Sern︱Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) Siti Nur Shahira Zakaria︱University of Malaya HKICSS-334 The Roles of Communication in Managing Conflicts in Bodh Gaya Blast, India Kwanfa Sriprapandh︱Chiang Mai University HKICSS-375 Effects of Narrative Anti-Smoking PSAs on Forewarning-Induced Resistance to Persuasion Hyuhn-Suhck Bae︱Yeungnam University HKICSS-487 Bola at Bisyo: The Role of Street Basketball in the Involvement of Young Filipinos in Smoking and Drinking Eleanor Geniston︱University of the Philippines-Diliman Antonio Luis Go︱University of the Philippines-Diliman Zoe Alexa Marie Lipio︱University of the Philippines-Diliman Mona Ria Pascual︱University of the Philippines-Diliman Charity Varona︱University of the Philippines-Diliman 26 Chemical Engineering & Biological Engineering Room 4 2015/7/7 Tuesday 16:00-17:00 Session Chair: Prof. Chih-Wei Peng GCEAS- 318 Neuroplastic Effects in the Rats with Cortical Electrical Stimulation Chih-Wei Peng︱Taipei Medical University Tsung-Hsun Hsieh︱Taipei Medical University Shih-Ching Chen︱Taipei Medical University Chien-Hung Lai︱Taipei Medical University GCEAS- 269 Robust Open Tubular Capillary Electrochormatography Column for the Separation of Oligosaccharides Faiz Ali︱Inha University Yune Sung Kim︱Inha University Ashraf Ali︱Inha University Sin Young Park︱Inha University Sung Hoon Hong︱Inha University Won Jo Cheong︱Inha University GCEAS- 300 The Study of Partition Behavior of Hyaluronic Acid in Polymer+Salt Aqueous Two-Phase System Muhammad Adib Norshariffudin︱Monash University Malaysia Ramakrishnan Nagasundara Ramanan︱Monash University Malaysia Yong Siek Teng︱Monash University Malaysia Ooi Chien Wei︱Monash University Malaysia GCEAS- 316 Optimization Simulation of Separating Methanol- Acetone Azeotrope with Dividing Wall Column by Extractive Distillation Guo Xiaoyan︱University of Petroleum(East China) Sun Lanyi︱University of Petroleum(East China) 27 Law Room 5 2015/7/7 Tuesday 16:00-17:00 Session Chair: Prof. Sara Fung Ling Tsui HKICSS- 322 Enforceability of Smart Contracts Sara Fung Ling Tsui︱City University of Hong Kong Samuel Bourque︱City University of Hong Kong HKICSS- 308 The Dilemma in Defining the Meaning of “Use” in Patent Infringement Tien-Wei (Daniel), Hwang︱National Chung Hsing University HKICSS- 263 Process of Fatwa Mechanism in Ottoman Law and Institution of Shaykh Al-Islams Esra Yakut︱Anadolu University HKICSS- 276 Consumer Protection for Misleading and Aggressive Sales Tactics in Turkish Law Neval Okan︱Anadolu University 28 Oral Sessions-– July 8, 2015 Computer Sciences II Room 4 2015/7/8 Wednesday 08:30-10:00 Session Chair: Prof. Pramod Pandya ICCIS-348 Cybersecurity: "Risk Metric Measures under Stochastic Threats" Pramod Pandya︱California State University Bhushan Kapoor︱California State University ICCIS-379 Control-Flow Based Program Partition in Static Binary Translation Jiunn-Yeu Chen︱National Chiao Tung University Wuu Yang︱National Chiao Tung University Wei-Chung Hsu︱National Taiwan University ICCIS-380 On the Critical Neumann Problem with a Kirchhoff Type Perturbation Jian Zhang︱China University of Petroleum ICCIS-386 A New Approach for Longest Previous Non-Overlapping Factors Computation Tida Butrak︱Suratthani Rajabhat University Surangkanang Chareonrak︱Suratthani Rajabhat University Thana Charuphanthuset︱Suratthani Rajabhat University Supaporn Chairungsee︱Walailak University ICCIS-376 Construction of Quaternary Sequence with Good Autocorrelation Xiaoping Li︱China University of Petroleum Tongjiang Yan︱China University of Petroleum Xubo Zhao︱China University of Petroleum Wenping Ma︱Xidian University 29 Management I Room 5 2015/7/8 Wednesday 08:30-10:00 Session Chair: Prof. Shang-Ying Chen HKICSS-292 An Analysis on Risk Identification and Evaluation of Medium and Large Sized Theaters in Taiwan Shang-Ying Chen︱National Sun Yat-Sen University HKICSS-294 Antecedents of Ethical Violation in Financial Services Chia-Yi Cheng︱Ming Chuan University Tzu-Ping Ho︱Ming Chuan University HKICSS-373 Empowering Leadership and Team Innovation: The Mediating Effects of Both Team Processes and Team Engagement Hung-Ming Hsu︱National Changhua University of Education Huo-Tsan Chang︱National Changhua University of Education Jia-Wen Liou︱Ling Tung University HKICSS-458 Antecedents of Intention to Visit a Green Hotel Ayu Ekasari︱Trisakti University 30 Information Technology Room 4 2015/7/8 Wednesday 10:10-11:40 Session Chair: Prof. Yunquan Song ICCIS-353 Robust Variable Selection for Single-Index Varying-Coefficient Model Yunquan Song︱China University of Petroleum ICCIS-361 Re-Nonnegative (Nonpositive) Definite Solutions to Some Matrix Equations Juan Yu︱China University of Petroleum Shu-Qian Shen︱China University of Petroleum ICCIS-356 Survival Analysis of A Stochastic Predator-Prey System with Holling II Functional Response and Prey Dispersal Xinhong Zhang︱China University of Petroleum (East China) ICCIS-363 Existence of Non-Constant Positive Steady State Solutions for a Diffusive Prey-Predator Model with Harvesting Yan Li︱China University of Petroleum (East China) ICCIS-382 The Exact Decoding Probability of Single-Hop Broadcast Network Xubo Zhao︱China University of Petroleum Tongjiang Yan︱China University of Petroleum Xiaoping Li︱China University of Petroleum Yanbo Yang︱Xidian University Rui Zhu︱Xidian University 31 Education II Room 5 2015/7/8 Wednesday 10:10-11:40 Session Chair: Prof. Bob Barrett HKICSS-335 The Business of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs): Corporate Social Responsibility or Persuasive Marketing? Bob Barrett︱American Public University HKICSS-256 Social and Economic Asymmetry for Disadvantaged Youth: A Case Study of Youth in Hong Kong’s New Territories Bob W Spires︱Valdosta State University Xinyi Duan︱Liberty Asia HKICSS-283 Outcome-Based Education: A Pilot Trial of a Marketing Programme in Hong Kong Pamela M. H. Kwok︱PolyU Hong Kong Community College Kiki O.L. Chan︱PolyU Hong Kong Community College HKICSS-380 Study of Problem Solving Ability of Adolescents in Relation to Parenting Styles and Resilience Jasjit Kaur Delow︱Panjab University Manju Gera︱Panjab University HKICSS-321 Establishment of the Concept of Multicultural Education and Institutionalization in South Korea Sangwoo Chong︱Inha University Jiin Park︱Inha University 32 HKICSS-485 The Best Practice Way to Employability in the Teaching Excellence University through Experiential Service Learning and Soft Skills Ruey-Fa Lin︱Feng Chia University HKICSS-385 The Implementation of the Residential College System’s “4-in-1 Model” at the University of Macau: Moon Chun Memorial College, W11 Manuel António Noronha︱University of Macau Vivian Chaplin︱University of Macau Ian Chaplin︱University of Macau 33 Society Room 5 2015/7/8 Wednesday 12:40-14:10 Session Chair: Prof. Anlaya Smuseneto HKICSS-486 Economic Security of the Elderly in Thailand: Changes and Determinants Anlaya Smuseneto︱Prince of Songkla University HKICSS-261 SHO:SHIKAI Society in Pre-Modern Japan Vladimir Kudoyarov︱The University of Tokyo HKICSS-386 Emotions at Work in Social Movements: Comparing 1979 Three Mile Island and 2011 Fukushima Risa Murase︱Chuo University HKICSS-451 Working among “Thai-Aus”: Social Networks of Thai Migrant Labourers in Australia Thanapauge Chamaratana︱Khon Kaen University HKICSS-466 Policy Gap and Citizenship of Resident Foreigners: A Comparative Analysis between Korea and Japan Jung-Mee Hwang︱Korea University 34 Management II Room 5 2015/7/8 Wednesday 12:40-14:10 Session Chair: Prof. Bob Barrett ACGEBF-6556 The Corporate Gene: A Dominant or Recessive Business Chromosome Bob Barrett︱American Public University ACGEBF-6541 Stochastic Technology Life Cycle Analysis Using Multiple Patent Indicators Changyong Lee︱Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology SeungHo Kim︱Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Juram Kim︱Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology HKICSS-302 Risky Technology Adoption by High-Reliability Organizations: Country-Level Political Tensions and the Acceptance of Risk Azusa Nakamura︱Keio University Hitoshi Mitsuhashi︱Keio University HKICSS-307 The Longitudinal Study of Customer-Company Identification: A Latent Growth Curve Analysis Min-Hsin Huang︱National Sun Yat-sen University Zhao-Hong Cheng︱National Sun Yat-sen University I-Chun Chen︱National Sun Yat-sen University HKICSS-327 Research on the Environment Cost Management Based on Cleaner Production Jianmin Qi︱China university of Petroleum HKICSS-456 The Accountant Manager’s Competencies in Asians Economics Community Pornpawee Worasatepongsa ︱Mahidol University Chanidapa Deesukanan︱Bangkok Thonburi University 35 Psychology & Culture Room 4 2015/7/8 Wednesday 14:20-15:50 Session Chair: Prof. James D. Johnson HKICSS-452 Testing the “Black Code”: Does Having White Close Friends Elicit Identity Denial and Decreased Empathy from Black Ingroup Members? James D. Johnson︱The University of the South Pacific Leslie Ashburn-Nardo︱Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis HKICSS-446 The Model of Personality and Driver Behavior as Mediator on Road Accident Involvement among Bas Driver in Riau Province Indonesia Fikri︱Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Rozmi Ismail︱Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Fatimah Wati Halim︱Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia HKICSS-440 Application of Social Control Theory to Examine Parent, Teacher, and Close Friend Attachment and the Onset of Substance Use among Korean Youth Yoonsun Han︱Sungkyunkwan University Heejoo Kim︱Sungkyunkwan University HKICSS-331 The Usage of Personal Pronoun in Isan Thai-Phuan Nashakoon Singsenaa︱University of Phayao Jaruwan Benjathikul︱University of Phayao HKICSS-319 Chicken Conquered the Kitchen: How Poultry and Eggs Became the Leading Protein in Thai Cuisine Chatichai Muksong︱Srinakarinwirot University 36 Financial Management Room 5 2015/7/8 Wednesday 14:20-15:50 Session Chair: Prof. Alejandro Torres Mussatto ACGEBF-6448 Political Investment and Classification Influence of the Industrial Sector in Economic Value Added (EVA) Alejandro Torres Mussatto︱Universidad de Valparaíso Eric Salinas Mayne︱Universidad de Valparaíso ACGEBF-6539 What Does a Real Options Model Have to Say about Optimum Oil & Gas Investment Decision-Making in an Extreme Fall of Prices Scenario? Carlos Alexandre Camargo de Abreu︱Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte State ACGEBF-6553 Corporate Cash Holdings and Acquisitions Erik Lie︱University of Iowa Yixin Liu︱University of New Hampshire ACGEBF-6528 A Six-Factor Asset Pricing Model that Incorporates Corporate Sustainability and Climate Change Vigdis Boasson︱Central Michigan University Emil Boasson︱Central Michigan University 37 Politics Room 4 2015/7/8 Wednesday 16:00-17:00 Session Chair: Prof. Catthiyakorn Sasitharamas HKICSS- 313 Nazis Propaganda-Film: The Case of “Victory of Faith” Catthiyakorn Sasitharamas︱Srinakarinwirot University HKICSS- 305 Inequality, Class Consciousness, and the Emerging New Workers in Chinas Megacities Jake Lin︱Victoria University of Wellington HKICSS- 314 Institutional Adaptability in Local China: A Comparison Study of Wenzhou Model, Dongguan Model and Suzhou Model Xiaoxiao Shen︱Hong Kong University of Science and Technology HKICSS- 320 Intellectual Movement of Thai Leftist Intellectuals in Pytuphoom and Mathuphoom Newspaper between 1956-1958 Thikan Srinara︱Srinakarinwirot University 38 Finance Room 5 2015/7/8 Wednesday 16:00-17:00 Session Chair: Prof. Yong Wang HKICSS-265 International Oil Price Uncertainty, Credit Resource Acquisition and Corporation Investment: Empirical Evidence from Chinese Capital Market Yong Wang︱China University of Petroleum Erwei Xiang︱Murdoch University HKICSS-383 The Road Map of Sustainable Fiscal Transparency in Turkey: Public Financial Management and Control Law No. 5018 Seval Selimoglu︱Anadolu Universıty HKICSS-495 Structural Equation Modeling of Factors that Affected on Accountability Office Performance in Thailand Benjapat Wutthanakul︱Bangkokthonburi University 39 Poster Sessions–July 7, 2015 Biological Engineering/Civil Engineering/ Computer and Information Sciences/ E-learning, Computing Education/ Electrical and Electronic Engineering/Fundamental and Applied Sciences/ Information Management/ Material Science and Engineering Room 3 2015/7/7 Tuesday 14:30-15:30 GCEAS-343 Using Doxorubicin-Loaded Poly(L-Glutamic Acid)-B-Polyglycine-G-Lactobionolactone Micelles as Potential Therapeutic Agents for Hepatocellular Carcinoma Su-Chun How︱National Taiwan University Chun-Chao Chang︱Taipei Medical University Jeng-Shiung Jan︱National Cheng Kung University Steven S.-S. Wang︱National Taiwan University GCEAS-323 Examining the Inhibitory Effect of Erioglaucine on Amyloid Fibril Formation of Lysozyme Yu-Han Chen︱National Taiwan University Steven S.-S. Wang︱National Taiwan University GCEAS-352 E. canis DNA sensor Kit Maytaya Bunroddith︱Srinakharinwirot University Thongchai Kaewphinit︱Srinakharinwirot Universit Somchai Santiwatanakul︱Srinakharinwirot Universit Nareerat Viseshakul︱Srinakharinwirot Universit Kosum Chansiri︱Srinakharinwirot University 40 GCEAS-271 A Study on the Development of a P-Wave Arrival Time Determination Algorithm Using the Moving Window Function Kyung Soo Lee︱Dasan Engineering Bo Sun Yoo︱Dasan Engineering Seong Ha Cho︱Dasan Engineering GCEAS-283 Measurement of Phreatic Surface in River Embankment Using Metallic Time Domain Reflectometry Ji-Hyeung Yoo︱Kyungil University Dae-Sung Kim︱Kyungil University GCEAS-284 Preliminary Investigation Work Modeling on Defect Inspecting Step of Defect Consulting in Apartment Building of Korea Deok Seok Seo︱Halla University Junmo Park︱Chungbuk National University GCEAS-291 Information of Web-Opening Position Linked to Strain Energy Minimized Topology Optimization Soomi Shin︱Pusan National University Dongkyu Lee︱Sejong University Quoc Hoan︱Sejong University Hyemin Kim︱Kyungnam College of Information & Technology Hyunjung Park︱Silla University Dongun Lee︱Dongseo University GCEAS-339 DFT Study of Molecular Hydrogen Physisorption on Graphene Byung Ho Park︱Inha University Young-Min Kwon︱Inha University Chan Kyung Kim︱Inha University 41 GCEAS-338 Development of QSPR Method for Prediction of Physicochemical Properties of Molecules Jun Li︱Inha University Young-Min Kwon︱Inha University Byung Ho Park︱Inha University Chan Kyung Kim︱Inha University GCEAS-296 New Strategy for Fabricating Electrowetting Display by Pigment Colorants Chih-Wei Chiu︱National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Yu-Hsuan Tsai︱National Taiwan University of Science and Technology GCEAS-277 An Enhanced Temporal Credential-Based Authenticated Key Agreement Scheme with Privacy Protection for Wireless Sensor Networks Tian-Fu Lee︱Tzu Chi University Chuan-Ming Liu︱National Taipei University of Technology GCEAS-280 Secure Data Deduplication Technology in Cloud Storage Narn-Yih Lee︱Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology Yen-Yi Chen︱Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology GCEAS-321 Cache Image Loading for User Interactive Applications Hyo-Joong Suh︱The Catholic University of Korea ICCIS-372 Factors Influencing College Students’ Learning Satisfaction in a Web-Based Language Learning Environment：An Empirical Study in Taiwan Yi-Chien Lin︱Meiho University Yi-Cheng Chen︱National Taitung University Pansy Chung︱Meiho University Ron Chuen Yeh︱Meiho University 42 ICCIS-370 Antecedents and Impacts of Technovation Management Capability and IT Leadership Effectiveness on Innovative IT Assimilation in E-Businesses：A Nomological Framework Yi-Chien Lin︱Meiho University Pansy Chung︱Meiho University Ron Chuen Yeh︱Meiho University Yi-Cheng Chen︱National Taitung University GCEAS-285 Random Mica Nanosheets-Mediated Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles to Form Highly Conductive Nanohybrid Films Chih-Wei Chiu︱National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Gang-Bo Ou︱National Taiwan University of Science and Technology GCEAS-356 Study of Electronic Level Monitoring System for Emergency Power Supply Trailer in Remote Area Chun-Hung Hu︱Army Academy R.O.C. 43 Business and Management/Communication/Culture/ Education/Psychology/Society/Chemical Engineering Room 3 2015/7/7 Tuesday 16:00-17:00 ACGEBF-6532 A Research about Self-Reported Completion of Students of the Online Accounting Courses Yu-Fen Chen︱Chihlee Institute of Technology Huai-En Mo︱National Taiwan Normal University HKICSS-497 The Potential for Illustrators’ Brands and Characters：A Study on Taiwanese Illustrators on Facebook I-Ling Chen︱National Taiwan Normal University Li-Hsing Liu︱National Taiwan Normal University HKICSS-490 Culture Management of Intercultural Event-The Case of Tainan39 Aling Lin︱Assistant Professor of Kun Shan University HKICSS-459 The Moderating Role of School Adjustment in the Relationship between Risky Neighborhood Environment and Youth Habitual Smoking Behavior Shinah Kim︱Sungkyunkwan University Yoonsun Han︱Sungkyunkwan University HKICSS-469 The Effect of Off-Line and On-Line Fandom Activity Participation on Adolescent’s Academic Time Management Skills Suah Jeon︱Sungkyunkwan University Bukyung Kim︱Sungkyunkwan University Yoonsun Han︱Sungkyunkwan University 44 HKICSS-473 The Fluency of National or Ethnic Language Affects the Quality of Relationship between Parents and Child in Multicultural Family in Korea Jisu Park︱Sungkyunkwan University Youjin Koh︱Sungkyunkwan University Yoonsun Han︱Sungkyunkwan University HKICSS-299 The Effect of Students' Cognition of College and Department's Core Competencies and Collective Efficacy on Department Satisfaction and GPA: Mediating Effects of Students’ Self-efficacy and Self-esteem Hoe-Chang Yang︱Jangan University HKICSS-351 Education as Instrument for Social Change: Need for Reorientation of Terrorists in Nigeria in Particular and the World in general Benson Erhauyi Afianmagbon︱Abia State University, UTURU HKICSS-472 The Influence of Career Education on Career Maturity among Korean High School Students: Focusing on Relative Effects of Exploratory and Experiential Career Education BuKyung Kim︱Sunkyungkwan University SuAh Jeon︱Sunkyungkwan University Yoonsun Han︱Sunkyungkwan University HKICSS-482 A Literature Analysis on Teaching Reflection of Physical Education Teachers in Taiwan Huang Pin-Jui︱National Taiwan Normal University Keh Nyit-Chin︱National Taiwan Normal University HKICSS-325 The Mediating Effects of Aggression, Depression, and Social Withdrawal on the Relationship between Violence Victimization and Cyber Delinquency Seokyoung Lee︱Sunkyungkwan University Taekho Lee︱Sunkyungkwan University Yoonsun Han︱Sunkyungkwan University 45 HKICSS-470 Music Training Enhances Cognitive Development: A Longitudinal Pilot Study Vivien Tsz Yan Leung︱Hong Kong Baptist University GCEAS-270 Large Scale Production of C18 Bound Partially Sub-2um Porous Silica Monolith Stationary Phase of Enhanced Separation Performance in Liquid Chromatography Ashraf Ali︱Inha University Sung Hoon Hong︱Inha University Won Jo Cheong︱Inha University GCEAS-272 Phase Diagrams of Various Ionic Liquids-Based Aqueous Two Phase Systems for Extraction of 1,3-Propanediol Woo Yun Lee︱Korea National University of Transportation Yeon Ki Hong︱Korea National University of Transportation GCEAS-273 Ternary Solution Densities of 1-Butyl-3-Methylimidazolium Iodide with Water and Alcohol Byung Heung Park︱Korea National University of Transportation Yeon Ki Hong︱Korea National University of Transportation Ki-Sub Kim︱Korea National University of Transportation GCEAS-281 Development of PEEK Encased Monolith Frits of Improved Performance in HPLC Sin Young Park︱Inha University Yune Sung Kim︱Inha University Won Jo Cheong︱Inha University GCEAS-327 Adsorption of Copper Ions in Aqueous Solution by Magnetic Polymer with Thioureido Group Chyow-San Chiou︱National I-Lan University Yu-Chih, Chien︱National I-Lan University Hua-Wei Chen︱St. Mary's Junior College of Medicine 46
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