Preamble
KSEEE International Conference is an
annual event that brings engineers and other
stakeholders together to share their expertise
and experiences. This year’s theme
“Engineering, Technology, Innovation &
Entrepreneurship for a Green Economy”
has been carefully selected to stimulate the
Conference participants into relating their
expertise in the field of engineering to the
long cherished dream of Industrialization in
Kenya and in other countries which find
themselves in a similar situation like Kenya.
The Conference Organizing Committee is
therefore calling for research papers, policy
papers and application-oriented papers to be
presented during this year’s Annual
Conference.
Exhibitions
There will be facilities and space at the
conference venue for organisations and
individuals to exhibit products and disseminate
information relevant to the conference theme.
Exhibitions fee
Local and East
African Community
Participants
International
Participants
Ksh10,000(100US$)
Accommodation
Accommodation is available in Mombasa town,
with rates between US$ 40 (KES 3,200 per
person per night) and US$ 250 (KES 20,000).
Conference attendees may wish to stay at the
TUM Guest House located in the TUM Main
Campus.
Important Dates
Call for abstract: 14th June, 2014
Acceptance notification: 28th June, 2014
Full paper submission: 25th July, 2014
Conference Fee
Local and East African
Community Presenters
International Presenters
in conjunction with
Japan Society of Applied
Ksh8,000 (100 U$)
US $ 150
Electromagnetics and Mechanics
(JSAEM),
and the
Contact address
For more information, contact:
KSEEE SECRETARIAT
SEEIE, JKUAT
PO BOX 62000 00200, Nairobi
Tel: (+254) 067-521814
Fax: (+254) 806-6588
Mobile: +254-702-991821
Website:www.tum.ac.ke/KSEEE2014
Email: kseee.jsaem@gmail.com(copy to)
kseeeloc@tum.ac.ke
Ksh25,000 (250 US$))
Location
TUM Main Campus is situated in Tudor,
Mombasa Island – Mombasa County.
Kenya Society of Electrical Electronic
Engineers (KSEEE)
Note:
The
Conference
Organizing
Committee is glad to announce that the
papers presented will be peer reviewed and
published in a special Issue of the peerreviewed KSEEE Journal.
Technical University of
Mombasa (TUM)
Invitation and Call for Papers
to the
2014 INTERNATIONAL
ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
THEME:
Engineering, Technology,
Innovation & Entrepreneurship for
a Green Economy
VENUE:
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF
MOMBASA, MOMBASA, KENYA
DATE: 10th - 12thSeptember 2014
Sub-themes
Kseeeloc@tum.ac.ke
The sub-themes for the conference are:
Formatting manuscript instructions
1.
Telecommunication, Information
Technology and Software Engineering
2. Power Systems
3. Instrumentation and Control Engineering
4. Mechatronic Engineering
5. Mechanical Engineering
6. Power Electronics
7. Renewable Energy sources
8. Artificial Intelligence
9. Materials Science and Engineering
10. Manufacturing Technologies
11. Engineering Design
12. Laser Technology
13. Engineering Education
14. Agricultural Technologies
15. Process Engineering
16. Policy and Planning
17. Entrepreneurship
18. Tourism
19. Community Development
20. Media and Graphics
21. Technology and Climate Change
22. Building Technologies
23. Biotechnologies
24. Marine Engineering and Marine Resource
Management
25. Biomedical Engineering
26. Reliability Engineering
Paper submission:
Provide the title of the paper, complete mailing
address, e-mail address, contact telephone, and
number of author(s).
Please send papers prepared according to the
Microsoft
Word
formatting
manuscript
instructions to:
KSEEE SECRETARIAT
SEEIE, JKUAT
PO BOX 62000- 00200, Nairobi
Email: kseee.jsaem@gmail.com(copy to)
1. ABSTRACT. The abstract should summarize the
contents of the paper and should contain at least 70
words and at most 150 words. It should be set in 10point font size and should be inset 1.0 cm from the
right and left margins. There should be 2 blank lines
(10 point font size) before and after the abstract.
2. INTRODUCTION. To ensure conformity and
uniformity of appearance it is essential that these
instructions are followed. Papers submitted in a
technically unsuitable form will be returned for
retyping, or cancelled if editing cannot be finished on
time.
The paper should have between 4 and 8 pages
formatted in Times New Roman font. For the main
text, please use 11-font -single-line spacing.
2.1 Page layout. The papers will be in a two column
format and A4 size. Margins: top, 2.5 cm; bottom, 2.5
cm; left, 3 cm; right, 3 cm.
2.2 Page numbers, headers and footers should not
be included in the paper.
3. TEXT. The text of the paper will be justified,
except title, name of authors with emails and
addresses, which will be centred.
3.1 First page. Paper title should be typed at 2.5 cm
from the top of the page in CAPITALS and bold and
must not be underlined; it will be centred and 16 point
font size. After title, there will be one blank line (12
point size), and after that, name of the authors (12
point size). Decorations, logos, degrees and
professional qualifications should not be included.
Next, emails of all of the authors will type without
hyperlinks and not underlined. Use 11- point font size
for emails. Type emails in the same order than
authors, separated with one tabulator, centred. Leave
one blank line (11 point size) and then type centred
department, faculty, university or technological
centre, postal address, and city and country. If there
are authors with different data, use table with 2 or
more columns (table and its cells without borders).
Two blank lines 10-point size after addresses, write
abstract. At least 70 and at most 150 words. It should
be set in 10-point font size and should be inset 1.0 cm
from the right and left margins. Justified. There
should be 2 blank lines (10 point font size) after the
abstract. Next, main text will begin.
The main text of the paper will be justified. Use Times
New Roman, 11 point font size. Single spacing.
3.2 Headings. First order or main headings should
begin at the left hand margin (without tab) and should
be in capitals and bold. Except at the top of a new
page the first order heading should be preceded by
two blank lines. Second, third and other minor
headings should be in capitals and small letters and in
bold.
3.2.1 Numbering of headings. First order headings
should be numbered, next one blank (without point).
Other headings should also be numbered: main order
number, point, second order number, blank, heading
(for second order headings), main order number,
point, second order number, point, third order
heading, blank, heading (for third order headings), and
so on.
3.3 No indentation. Main text should always start at
the left hand margin.
4. EQUATIONS. Number equations consecutively
with Arabic numbers in parentheses placed at the right
hand margin. Displayed equations or formulas are
centred and set on a separate line (with and extra line
or half-line space above and below).
5. FIGURES AND GRAPHS. Each figure and graph
must be accompanied by a caption and numbered
consecutively. Grids and details within the figures
must be clearly readable.
Advisory Committee members:
Prof. J. Mwatela (VC, TUM)
Prof. L. Abubakar (DVC-ARE, TUM)
Prof. A. Binhazim (DVC-AFP, TUM)
Prof. J. N. Nderu (JKUAT)
Prof. D.B.O. Konditi (MMU)
Prof. A. Saito (Japan)
Prof. Sasaki (Gifu University, Japan)
Prof. Fukui (Tottri University, Japan)
Dr. O. Obudho (Dean, FoET, TUM)
Dr. J. Odalo (Dean, AHS, TUM)
Dr. S. Bosire (Dean, BSS, TUM)