Rui Chen’s research while affiliated with East China University of Technology and other places

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Figure 1: Differentiation of document writing time by DAPCI-MS. a: Mass spectrum of the ink used for handwriting, b: The MS/MS spectrum of the ions of m/z 136; c: Degradation of extracted ion (m/z 136) chromatogram. Each data point was averaged from five sampling spots on the ink trace.
Figure 2: Recognition of two ‘C’ letters 4 h after being created. The optical images obtained from the letter ‘C’ written 10 min earlier (a) than the other (b) tell no significant difference. DAPCI images obtained using the peaks at m/z 136, 70, 94 and m/z 152 for the letter given in a and b are shown in the sequence of c and d, e and f, g and h, i and j, respectively.
Figure 3: Detection of forged signatures by DAPCI-MS imaging. a, d: original signatures; b, e: imitated writings; c, f: facsimiled writings on a printed copy by using the same pen. (the peak at m/z 136 was monitored for analysis).
Figure 4: Differentiation of seal-ink overlapping sequences by DAPCI-MS. a: optical images of a seal stamped before signature; b: optical images of a seal stamped after signature; c, e, g and i: the DAPCI images of the seal stamped before handwriting signature base on the data of m/z 137, 170, 184 and 212; d, f, h, k: the DAPCI images of the seal stamped after handwriting signature base on the data of m/z 137, 170, 184 and 212.
Figure 5: Detection of illegal printings using DAPCI-MS combined with PCA. a: optical pictures of the printings; b–e: mass spectra of different printer surfaces: blank, HP, TOSHIBA and Canon; f: score plot of PC1-PC2-PC3.

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Document Authentication at Molecular Levels Using Desorption Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry Imaging
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September 2013

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Journal of Mass Spectrometry

Ming Li

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Bin Jia

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Liying Ding

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Molecular images of documents were obtained by sequentially scanning the surface of the document using desorption atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometry (DAPCI-MS), which was operated in either a gasless, solvent-free or methanol vapor-assisted mode. The decay process of the ink used for handwriting was monitored by following the signal intensities recorded by DAPCI-MS. Handwritings made using four types of inks on four kinds of paper surfaces were tested. By studying the dynamic decay of the inks, DAPCI-MS imaging differentiated a 10-min old from two 4 h old samples. Non-destructive forensic analysis of forged signatures either handwritten or computer-assisted was achieved according to the difference of the contour in DAPCI images, which was attributed to the strength personalized by different writers. Distinction of the order of writing/stamping on documents and detection of illegal printings were accomplished with a spatial resolution of about 140 µm. A Matlab® written program was developed to facilitate the visualization of the similarity between signature images obtained by DAPCI-MS. The experimental results show that DAPCI-MS imaging provides rich information at the molecular level and thus can be used for the reliable document analysis in forensic applications. © 2013 The Authors. Journal of Mass Spectrometry published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Address Analyzer Based on the Maximum Matching Algorithms

Based on the analysis of current zip code, this article put forward a new encoding algorithm of the address tree - the largest matching algorithm. This algorithm combines the characteristics of the address tree, considering the uniqueness of the address tree, raises a best matching theory, and taking into the matching speed of the address tree, brings in the associate floors of the node of the address tree to improve the efficiency of the match. Because of the change of the address tree, the address tree’s thesaurus in order to timely update its information, increase unknown node by intelligent means automatically.


A Method to Eliminate the Count Outliers of Radon Concentration

This paper describes the method of radioactivity measurement to eliminate the outliers in experiment. The value of radon concentration can cause deviation in the process of transmission because the FH-463 is interfered in the process of measurement by external factors such as electromagnetic waves etc. It makes measurements vary greater than the Expectations. And it can only process 10% or less Outlier when using Grubbs’ criterion directly. In order to meet the Radon Concentration for inspection, the paper makes some necessary improvement on the criterion to adapt itself and estimates the sample data with linear regression. The experimental results show that the method is very convenient to reject the data with deviation more effective. The method in this paper can also be used in other fields.



A Performance Appraisal Management System Based on Link Relative Method

September 2009

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In order to improve the working efficiency of every department and employee in Fuzhou Mobile Company of China, a performance appraisal approach based on unified modeling language is proposed. The performance appraisal indictors is defined by link relative method, the dimension of indictor will be eliminated by mathematical transformation. The relative management system is developed, the required data is collected and computed by the system . The evaluation result provided decision support for the supervisor of company .


SCADA-based Automatic Control System for Radon Chamber

February 2009

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This paper discusses the application of the process monitoring and control for Radon Chamber with WinCC, configuration software with a human-machine interface (HMI) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), which is used to monitor the dynamical industrial process. Both software and hardware-based implementations of this system are described in detail, including the dynamic replenishment model. The paper also presents the every component of radon chamber structure exhaustively.

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... Therefore, entities receiving printed official documents must be able to verify their authenticity before accepting them. Traditionally, documents verification was done through manual inspection by specially trained personnel, with or without the use of specialized devices and/or chemicals [1][2][3]. Such approaches are generally expensive, time-consuming, and cause damage or in best cases wear and tear to documents. ...

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Computational Methods for Forgery Detection in Printed Official Documents
Document Authentication at Molecular Levels Using Desorption Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry Imaging

Journal of Mass Spectrometry

... In almost all works devoted to radon precursors, their selection is based on the temporal confinement to strong earthquakes relative to the background, as a rule, in one point [10][11][12][13][14][15]. Due to the rapid progress of observational tools, automatic stations are now being used to comprehensively record the gas composition of subsurface air [16]. In this case, anomalies are highlighted with greater certainty. ...

SCADA-based Automatic Control System for Radon Chamber
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  • February 2009

... The use of traditional methods in signal analysis, such as the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), is not ideal since they present imprecision [8,9] and are not useful for the analysis of non-stationary signals, which is one of the main problems facing power quality [10,11]. This case is like the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) for the detection of harmonic content due to the lack of time information [12]. ...

Comparison Between Non-stationary Signals Fast Fourier Transform and Wavelet Analysis
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  • January 2010