Opening remarks: Distinguished Delegates and Guests,Ladies and Gentlemen,it’s a great privilege for me to start the conference.Let me introduce myself first.I am Du Ruimin from Harbin Engineering University.And I am very honored to be the chair person for this morning’s seion.It is a great pleasure for me to share the chairmanship with Profeor Lee Guobin who is Harvard University.On behalf of the organizing committee of TCASSP , I would like to announce the seion open.What we are going to do this morning is to review the different aspects of signal proceing and their current research challenges.
We have some of the world’s foremost profeors and researchers, people at the forefront of this field.Let me introduce our first speaker Profeor Lee Guobin, who is the Director of Information and Communication Engineering apartment of Harvard University.Profeor Lee has published extensively in SCI and books on the subject of Image, Video, and Multidimenional Signal Proceing.His presentation is entitled “No-reference perceptual quality aement of JPEG compreed images”.Let’s welcome profeor Lee~ Thank you, Prof.Lee.Your presentation is very convincing.From your presentation, we know that (---)Your speech is indeed very useful, interesting and challengeable.Thank you.Q&A-------------------- OK, let me introduce the next speaker Prof.Dai Jia.Profeor Dai jia comes from Columbia University who is famous for his study on Signal Proceing Theory and Methods,and also make its application have a Practical significance.Our speaker is also co-author of five books and over 40 published articles.As a communications expert, he has been quoted in the Seattle Times, the Chicago Tibune and the Atlanta Journal Constitution.Now a lot of first-cla books on this subject are wrote by Profeor Dai,and today we are very honored to have Prof.Dai give us a speech entitled “Fractional Fourier Transform and Its Applications”.Let’s welcome Prof.Dai.Q&A-------------------- Thank you, Prof.Dai.Your speech is the absolutely inspiring.We are delighted to be able to share your new specific strategies and techniques.(----)will be greatly cherished by the people present here.Now, let’s welcome our next speaker, Dr.Cao Qingming.Dr.Cao Qingming is a profeor and the chairperson of the Electrical Engineering Department at the Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.Our speaker got his ph.D.in EE at the University of California, Berkeley, followed by a series of teaching and research positions at Harvard, Cambridge University, and Princeton.For the past 6 years,he published more than10 papers on journal.Please join me in welcoming our guest speaker today—Dr.Cao Qingming, whose topic is entitled Signal Proceing for Communications and Networking.Q&A--------------------
（Thank you very much for your worthwhile/ enlightening/informative presentation.Let’s welcome the next speaker Prof.Guo Xiangchen with warm applause.）Prof.Guo Xiangchen is from Chongqing Jiaotong University,who is co-author of five books and over 40 published articles.As a communications expert, he has been quoted in the Seattle Times, the Chicago Tibune and the Atlanta Journal Constitution.Our speaker has been honored many awards--2013 Marconi Prize Paper Award and a national Book Award.Today, Guo Xiangchen will addre you on Multicast Scheduling and Resource Allocation Algorithms for OFDMA-Based Systems: A Survey.Let’s welcome Prof.Guo Xiangchen.Q&A--------------------
Prof.Guo Xiangchen’s speech is highly useful, interesting and informative.We have learnt a lot from him.Thank you again, Prof.Guo Xiangchen. Q&A Ladies and Gentlemen, our distinguished guest speakers have finished their presentations.We now enter into discuion and share with each other our different ideas.I hope that all here present will feel free to expre your ideas and exchange various opinions, so as to make this discuion a real succe.Yes, the young man in the second row, please. Closing speech:
I’d like to pay my tribute to the speakers for their excellent presentations and the audience for their attention this morning.I declare the plenary seion adjourned until 12 a.m.
