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Authors
Alireza Bahadori is a lecturer
and academic research staff
member in the School of Environment,
Science and Engineering
at Southern Cross University
(P.O. Box 157, Lismore,
NSW, 2480 Australia; Phone:
+61-2-6626-9347; Email:
alireza.bahadori@scu.edu.au).
Over the past twenty years, Bahadori
has held various process and petroleum engineering
positions and was involved in many largescale
projects at National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC),
Petroleum Development Oman (PDO), and Clough
AMEC Pty. Ltd. He is the author of several articles
and 14 books. Bahadori is the recipient of the highly
competitive and prestigious Australian Government's
Endeavour International Postgraduate Research
Award as part of his research in the oil-andgas
area. He also received a Top-Up Award from the
State Government of Western Australia through
Western Australia Energy Research Alliance
(WA:ERA) in 2009. He is member of Institution of
Engineers Australia as a professional engineer. He
received his Ph.D. from Curtin University (Perth,
Western Australia).
Moonyong Lee is a professor at
the school of chemical engineering
at Yeungnam University (Daedong
214-1, Gyeongsan 712749,
South Korea; Phone:
+82-53-810-2512,
Email:
mynlee@yu.ac.kr). Prior to this,
he worked in SK energy refinery
and petrochemical plants for 10
years as a design and control
specialist, and was a visiting professor at the University
of Utah and ETH in Switzerland. His current areas
of specialization include modeling, design and control
of chemical processes. He is a member of AIChE, ISA,
KIChE, ICASE, as well as being a member of IEEE Realtime
Software Committee. He holds a B.S.Ch.E.degree
from Seoul National University, and M.S. and Ph.D.
degrees in chemical engineering from KAIST.
Tomoaki Kashiwao is a visiting
fellow at the School of Environment,
Science and Engineering
Southern Cross University (same
address as Bahadori; Phone +61
2 6626 9534; Email: tomoaki.
kashiwao@scu.edu.au) and an
assistant professor, Department of
Electronics and Control Engineering,
National Institute of Technology,
Niihama College (7-1 Yagumo-cho, Niihama, Ehime
792-8580, Japan; Phone & Fax: +81-897-37-7771;
Email: kashiwao@ect.niihama-nct.ac.jp). Prior to this
(in 2005), he joined Nichia Corp. as an LED packaging
design engineer. His research interests include hybrid
systems, LED packaging, and neural networks. He received
his B.E., M.E., and Dr.Eng. degrees from Tokushima
University (Japan).
Mohammad M. Ghiasi is a production
engineer at South Pars
Gas Complex, National Iranian
Gas Co.(NIGC) (Asaluyeh, Iran;
Email: mm.ghiasi@gmail.com),
where he is responsible for many
operations units, including sulfur
recovery unit, sulfur solidification
and granulation, ethane decarbonization,
NGL fractionation,
propane treating and drying, butane treating and drying
and caustic regeneration. Prior to this, he was a
research engineer at Petro Solution for a year, and a
trainee at Pars Oil & Gas Co. (POCG). He has published
more than 20 peer-reviewed journal papers on petroleum,
natural gas, and chemical engineering topics.
Ghiasi holds a B.Sc. degree in chemical engineering
from The Petroleum University of Technology (Abadan,
Iran) and is currently working on M.Sc. degrees in
chemical engineering from University of KwaZulu-Natal
(South Africa), and in energy systems engineering
from the University of Tehran.
Mohammad Bahadori is a Ph.D.
student in The School of Environment
at Griffith University (170
Kessels Rd., Nathan, Queensland
4111, Australia, Phone: +61-45606-5822,
Email:
mohammad.bahadori@griffith.
edu.au).
He received his B.Sc.
de gree from Shahaid Chamran
University (Ahwaz, Iran) and a
M.Sc. degree from the University of Tehran.
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