DIRECTORY
Welcome Letter Page 2 Part 1 The Schedule of SDUWMUN Page 3 Part 2 The Committee Introduction Page 5
1.The Committee History
2.The Structure of the Committee
3.Country Matrix
Part 3 The Topics & Background Page 6 Part 4 The Advice of theDais & Relevant Websites
Page 7 Part 5 Conference Procedure & Rules Page 8
1. General Conference Information
2. Rules on Formal Debate
3. Rules Governing Resolutions
4. Rules Governing Voting
5. Precedence of Motions
Part 6 Award Page22 Part 7 Meeting Etiquette Page23 Appendix I Page24
Welcome Letter
Dear Delegates and Faculty Advisors,
It’s my distinct pleasure to welcome you to the fourth session of Model United Nations of Shandong University at Weihai. This conference will be held from 30th October to 31st October, 2010, hosted by the International Cooperation and Communication Department, organized by Students’ International Communication Association. We also have invited some universities in Shandong Province to participate in the conference.
This is really an amazing conference, which not just develops your expertise in research, writing, public speaking but also the art of negotiation as you fight for the interests of the countries you will represent on every conceivable topic relevant in today’s global community. I sincerely hope that your experience at SDUWMUN will empower you to further your passion for international diplomacy.
This April, the third session of SDUWMUN was held successfully. This October, SDUWMUN will continue the mission to present an exciting conference. Recently, the most heated discussed topics are financial crisis and human rights, so this time, our topic is that ‘the Background of the Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Universal Realization and Effective Enjoyment of Human Rights’, we will provide a comprehensive study guide to help you become well-versed with the topic of debate. Furthermore, we hope that you can be able to benefit through taking part in the preparation.
All of us are very excited to welcome you to Model United Nations in Shandong University at Weihai. SDUWMUN can be considered as a competition, a forum, and also a big brilliant party. We thank you for all of your hard work in preparing for this conference and are looking forward to an incredible party. Let’s enjoy it! And never hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have.
Yours sincerely,
石玉丹(Secretary-General)
Shandong University at Weihai Model United Nations
PART 1:
The Schedule of SDUWMUN 2010 ?PROCESS:
Date&Time Event Place Note
10.10 (19.00-21.00)
Conference
Training(one)
Training of the
procedure
10.17 (19.00-21.00)
Conference
Training(two)
Training of the topics
10.22 (19.00-21.00) Conference
Training
(three)
Wenhua
Hotel
Rehearsal
10.24
Hand in the
Position
Paper Send the electronic version of Position Paper to
sicawh_mun2009@hotmail.c om before 12 o’clock
10.29
The Invited Members Arrive, Welcome Dinner Accommodation：Wenhua Hotel at SDUW
10.30（Sat）8.00-9.00
Opening Ceremony
10.30 (Sat) 9.00-9.30
Group Photograph
10.30 (Sat) 9.30-12.00
Formal Conference (One)
10.30 (Sat) 14.00-17.30
Formal
Conference
(Two)
Submit the electronic
version of Draft
Resolutions to
sicawh_mun2009@hotmail.c
om before 18.30
10.30 (Sat) 19.00-20.30
Young diplomat dance
10.31（Sun）8.00-12.00
Formal
Conference
(Third)
After discussing the
draft resolution adjourn
40 minutes，before the
end of the time, submit
the electronic version of
the amendments to the
secretariat
10.31（Sun）14.00-15.00
News Conference
10.31 (Sun) 14.00-15.00
Award
Ceremony
Closing
Ceremony
The
Reporting
Hall at
Internet
Building
PART 2:
Committee Introduction
Committee History
The Human Rights Council is an inter-governmental body within the UN system made up of 47 States responsible for strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the globe. The Council was created by the UN General Assembly on 15 March 2006 with the main purpose of addressing situations of human rights violations and make recommendations on them. One year after holding its first meeting, on 18 June 2007, the Council adopted its “Institution-building package” [Word file] providing elements to guide it in its future work. Among the elements is the new Universal Periodic Review mechanism which will assess the human rights situations in all 192 UN Member States. Other features include a new Advisory Committee which serves as the Council’s “think tank” providing it with expertise and advice on thematic human rights issues and the revised Complaints Procedure mechanism which allows individuals and organizations to bring complaints about human rights violations to the attention of the Council. The Human Rights Council also continues to work closely with the UN Special Procedures established by the former Commission on Human Rights and assumed by the Council.
The Structure of the Committee
The Dais:
A Chair
Two Rapporteurs
The secretariat:
One Secretary
One Deputy Secretary General
Three Secretary Assistants
Country Matrix
Angola Iran
Argentina Israel
Bahrain Japan
Brazil Korea
China Nigeria
Cuba Philippines
Ecuador Russia
France United Kingdom
Germany United States of America
India Zambia
Part 3:
The Topics & Background
The Topics:
The Background of The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Universal Realization and Effective Enjoyment of Human Rights
The Background:
In August 2007, the international financial crisis erupted, causing the decrease of trade, increase of unemployment and the deduction of investment. In the situation of the poor economy, our first concern is the recovery of the economy, but as the crisis spread, the other impacts of the crisis have been shown, and its influence to the human rights has been noticed.
On Feb. 20th 2009, UN Human Rights Council held a special conference on the influence on the global economic and financial crisis. This meeting was supported by most countries of the UN Human Rights Council, and was the brainchild of Egypt with the support of the African Union and Brazil. The president of the Human Rights Council said during meeting that the crisis posed a grave threat for human rights. He further emphasized that ensuring the basic human rights was the fundamental way to respond to the global crisis.
In June 2009, United Nations held the Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and its Impact on Development in New York City. The United Nations convened a three-day summit of world leaders from June 24th to June 26th at its headquarters in
New York City to assess the damage from the global economic crisis. The conference concluded that people in developing countries were suffering disproportionately due to the crisis and it is the responsibility of the developed countries that caused the crisis to help. They recommended that developed countries follow the Monterrey Consensus' recommendation by giving 0.7% of their GDP as aid to poor countries.
NGOs also closely followed this issue. After the global financial crisis began, six major NGOs made a joint statement that the crisis not only hurt business but also infringed upon human rights. Presently, basic social rights such as the right to shelter, healthcare and education are bearing the brunt of pressure. As the economic crisis worsened, governments also increased censorship to stifle potential unrest. NGOs are putting more pressure on governments to respect human rights by various ways.
PART 4:
The Advice of the Dais
I.Which kind of country is influenced most by the financial crisis
and the reasons;
II.What challenges of human rights protection are we faced with under the pressure of the financial crisis;
III. How do we do with these challenges.
Relevant Websites
United Nations https://www.doczj.com/doc/4b548787.html, UNA-China https://www.doczj.com/doc/4b548787.html,/ Muners https://www.doczj.com/doc/4b548787.html,/web/
The Database of UN Human Rights Treaty https://www.doczj.com/doc/4b548787.html, The UN Division for the Advancement of Women
https://www.doczj.com/doc/4b548787.html,/womenwatch/daw
PART 5:
Conference Procedure & Rules
1. General Conference Information
I. THE PROCESS: COMMITTEE SESSIONS
Formal Debate
The formal debate will begin with an open Speakers’ List, during which time representatives have the opportunity to share their views with the entire committee. The time limit for each delegate is 2 minutes. In formal debate, representatives may make speeches, answer questions, and introduce and debate draft resolutions and amendments. Points and motions are in order during formal debate.
Unmoderated Consultation
While in formal debate, representatives may move for an unmoderated consultation for a fixed period of time, 5 minutes in average. The consultation serves as a temporary suspension of formal debate. During this time, representatives can meet informally with each other and the committee staff to discuss working papers, draft resolutions, amendments, and other relevant issues. A great deal of draft resolution writing and compromise is usually accomplished during this period of time, and representatives are encouraged to use consultation time to the best of their advantage.
Moderated Consultation
Representatives can also make motions for moderated consultations on specific topics to focus the debate of the committee on issues that are of particular relevance. When a motion for moderated consultation is passed, the Chairperson shall call upon representatives to address committee members for a predetermined amount of time which should be decided by the delegate who make this motion. No motions are in order during a moderated discussion.
Submission and Debate of Proposals
Before we can discuss the specifics of the debate structure, it is important to note that the purpose of the debate is to produce a comprehensive and pragmatic solution to the issue, embodied in a document called a resolution. The process for producing a resolution in a CNMUN committee consists of two written stages: the working
paper and the draft resolution. By writing, submitting, introducing and debating on proposals, the committee will be propelled towards a pragmatic and holistic solution to the issue. The path towards a resolution will be depicted in details below.
Voting
The final act in the discussion of a topic area is voting on the draft resolution(s) on the floor (as amended throughout the course of debate). A draft resolution is passed when two-thirds majority of the committee votes in its favor and only one resolution may be passed for a topic area. Consideration of the topic area is normally over when one comprehensive resolution has been passed. And then the meeting will be adjourned if a simple majority members present and voting.
II. THE PATH TOWARDS A RESOLUTION
If we are to understand the nuances of the debate, we must first grasp the path towards the resolution.
1). Working Paper
Working papers mainly serve as a point of reference for discussion in committee by putting abstract ideas into a concrete, written form (please see the sample provided later in this guide). Working papers are usually short proposals on one or more aspects of the problem under discussion and serve as a way of breaking down an issue into manageable units. With the approval of the Chairperson, working papers are copied and distributed so that the committee’s representatives can learn about the positions and interests of other representatives. As the committee’s work progresses, new points and ideas should be compiled into new working papers. Amendments cannot be made to working papers. Subsequent working papers must contain ideas that do not appear on any previous or concurrent working papers. Working papers should help advance the committee’s work, not duplicate it. This means that once a variety of proposals and viewpoints are introduced, the committee should begin to formulate the working papers into comprehensive draft resolutions. Representatives should be aware that working papers are not “mini-resolutions” in that they do not need to be in any specific format and do not need to cover all the issues raised in the Questions a Resolution Must Answer portion of the study guide. Additionally, ideas do not have to appear in working papers before they can become draft resolutions. In another word, working papers do provide a very useful tool for getting the entire committee’s feedback on specific ideas before presenting them as formal draft resolutions.
2).Position Paper
Position papers are single-spaced, one-page documents that explain your country’s position on a particular topic. They should be instructive, clear, and concise, so as to leave no doubt on your country’s stance. Include your name, the name of your university, and the country delegation you are representing at the top of the document. Each delegation of a committee must turn in one position paper before the conference. Please adhere to the following three-paragraph format, setting the topic of Children’s Education Rights as an example:
The first paragraph must state your country’s position on this topic. What is your country’s education status of children? What are the obstacles of your nation to achieve the goal of “Universal primary education” and “Gender equality in education”?
The second paragraph will present what kinds of efforts your country has paid on attempt to settle down this issue. In addition, what is the relationship between your country and the international community in cooperation? What specific policy steps at the international, regional, national and community levels does your country desire to undertake in order to promote the domestic educations situation for children?
The final paragraph must present a plan to ensure and expand the availability of primary education enrollment in impoverished nations and regions, especially in SAS and SSA. Considering the proposed solutions presented in the topic booklet, these plans must be viable and involve specific roles for United Nations agencies, national governments, regional organizations, international bodies, and NGOs in their implementation. A strong plan will address most of the QARMAs. Ingenuity (i.e. not simply copying the suggestions already presented) and novel syntheses of existing proposals are strongly encouraged. Requirement on Position Paper
Country:
Committee:
Topic:
Delegates:
3). Draft Resolutions
As in the real United Nations, the main vehicle of action at CNMUN is the resolution, a formal document in which a committee spells out the action to be taken in order to solve a particular problem. Each draft resolution should deal specifically with the topic area currently under discussion by the committee. The following criteria must
be met before a draft resolution can be introduced to the committee:
* It must completely address the points set out in the “Questions a Resolution Must Answer” section of the study guide as well as any other points that have been raised in the course of debate.
* It must be well-written, concise, comprehensive, and free of grammatical and typographical errors.
* It must have the minimum number of signatories as stipulated in the Rules of Procedure.
* It must receive the approval and signature of the Chairperson.
* It must be completely original work done at the conference; no prewritten draft resolutions will be allowed, and plagiarism will not be tolerated. Because the committee can pass only one resolution on each topic, representatives should expect to be asked to revise draft resolutions several times before they meet the Chairperson’s standards. While the Chairperson will not advocate a particular solution, it is his or her responsibility to ensure that the committee has fulfilled its responsibilities and adequately addressed the entire topic before it can be introduced as a draft resolution. The Chairpersons are trained to be very discriminating in accepting draft resolutions, and representatives should not be surprised or offended if the dais staff sends a proposal for a draft resolution back to the committee for revision before approving it. It is the committee’s responsibility to construct an effective resolution to handle the situation at hand. When a draft resolution is introduced, it is usually not ready for an immediate vote. Much debate, compromise, and revision are involved in the formulation of a resolution that can be agreed upon by the committee. Listed below are some (not comprehensive) guidelines for good resolutions:
* A good resolution should represent a technical solution to the issue. It is not enough to merely create an additional committee to discuss the problem or to condemn or approve of this or that country. The resolution should present specific, concrete proposals to deal with the issue at hand.
* The resolution should be the product of a workable compromise among the nations party to a dispute (in an antagonistic political situation) or among the competing viewpoints on how an issue should be resolved (in a cooperative problem-solving situation). This means all involved parties should agree. Any resolution dealing the situation in Israel/Palestine, for example, is meaningless if it does not meet with the approval of both Israel and the Arab community. * The compromise reached must take into account the relative power of the parties to the dispute. In the United Nations, each nation has one equal vote. But in the international community, it is a fact that some nations have more power than others. When drafting a resolution, keep in mind that a realistic world view is essential to a solution that can be effectively implemented in the global arena.
Requirement on Draft Resolution
Committee:
Topic:
Sponsors:
Signatories:
THE CONTENT SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN VERDANA NO.5
4). Amendments
The amendment process is used to perfect and improve draft resolutions as the course of debate evolves to reflect concerns that may not have been addressed in the original document. A clear understanding of the rules of procedure is very important to the process of proposing, debating, and voting on an amendment. Chairperson will clarify this process at conference, time permitting, but a review of the amendment process as described in the Rules of Procedure is highly recommended to optimize a committee’s efficiency and productivity. At CNMUN, all amendments must be put to procedural vote of the entire committee. Only at the Chairperson’s discretion can amendments be made without vote (on non-substantive matters such as typos). There are no friendly amendments, and all amendments are treated in the same way regardless of the effect they have on the draft resolution in question. If an amendment is passed by the body, it is immediately incorporated into the text of the draft resolution for the purposes of debate and voting.
Requirement on The Amendment
Amendment
Committee:：
Topic:：
Sponsors:
Signatories：
THE CONTINENT SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN VERDANA NO.4 with DOUBLE SPACING
2. Rules on Formal Debate
During the formal debate, all delegates are required to follow the rule of procedures and maintain decorum. Formal debate can be divided into the following segments:
Roll Call
In this phase, the Rapporteur would announce the name of each member state and observer in alphabetical order. Upon announcement, the aforementioned country’s delegate would raise his/her placard and announce “present”.
Setting of Agenda
Establishment of Speakers List
The Committee will have an open Speakers List for the topic area being discussed. The Director would initially call for countries willing to speak to be added to the list and will set the speaking time beforehand.
Making of Speeches
Time Limit
All speakers on any speaker list would be given 120 seconds to speak unless a delegate moves otherwise, and such a motion requires a second and a simple majority to pass.
Yields
After a delegate has finished his/her speech within the allocated time, any remaining time can be yielded. There are four different types of yields:
Yield Time to Another Delegate
This situation usually appears when country A which yields his/her time and country B to whom the time is yielded to have reached a consensus after discussion. The delegate from country B would utilize the time remaining from A’s speech to speak. If there is still time remaining after B’s speech, there would be no further yielding of time.
Yield Time to Questions
Once a delegate that has spoken chooses to yield his/her time to questions, the Director would ask for delegates willing to ask questions to raise their placards and would randomly pick any of such delegates to pose their inquiries. The time for asking questions would not be included in the remaining time of the previous speech. The delegate speaking can use the remaining time to answer all questions posed.
Yield Time to Comments
Once a delegate chooses to yield his/her remaining speaking time to comments, the Director would ask for delegates willing to comment to raise their placards and
randomly pick any of such delegates to speak. Delegates appointed to comment can use the remaining time to make relevant comments; however, the delegate who has yielded his/her time would not be allowed to express his/her opinions again or rebut the comments in this same time frame. The Director will rule out any comments that do not pertain to the previous speech. Yield Time to the Chair
Upon yielding time to the chair, a delegate chooses to forego his/her remaining time and the Director would proceed on with the rest of the proceedings.
Points and Motions
After a delegate has spoken/fully utilized the allocated speaking time, the Director would ask for points or motions from the Committee. At this point in time, a delegate can raise points or motions according to his/her needs. Motions
Motion to set speaking time Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion for a Moderated Consultation Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion for a Unmoderated Consultation Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion to Suspend the Meeting Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion to Close Debate Two-thirds Majority
Points
Point of Order When a delegate feels that the Director or another delegate has made an error in the rules of procedures,
he/she can raise a Point of Order to correct the mistake.
This can be done even in the middle of a speech, but the
right should be exercised with caution.
No
vote
Point of Inquiry When a delegate has questions about the rules of procedures, he/she can raise a Point of Parliamentary Inquiry to the Director.
No
vote
Point of Personal Privilege When a delegate feels any personal discomfort that will hinder his/her participation of the meeting,
he/she can raise a Point of Personal Privilege
to obtain the assistance of the Dais. This can be done
even in the middle of a speech, but the right should be exercised whit caution.
No
vote
3. Rules Governing Resolutions
Draft Resolutions
One member could sponsor only one draft resolution and the co-sponsors of the draft resolutions need to sign on to it which indicates their support. One member may sign more than one draft resolution. Signing a draft resolution does not explicitly indicate the support for the draft resolution but only indicate a desire for the draft resolution to be discussed in committee. As such, the signatory has no obligations towards the draft resolution.
Consideration of Draft Resolutions
A draft resolution may be proposed only when it has been signed by a quarter of the members present at the session. A representative may motion to introduce a draft resolution as long as it has been approved by the Chairperson and then distributed to all members. At the Chairperson’s discretion, he/she shall recognize the main sponsors to introduce the draft resolution and permit a clarification session with a time limit. Any substantive points will be ruled out of order during this period. More than one draft resolution may be on the floor at any one time, but at most one draft resolution may be passed. Debate on draft resolutions proceeds according to the general Speakers’ List and representatives may then refer to the draft resolutions by its designated number.
A draft resolution requires two thirds majority of members to adopt it. The draft resolution adopted by each committee will be debated and put to vote at the Plenary. The draft resolution supported by more than two-thirds member states will be adopted as the final decision. If the draft resolutions are not adopted, a Chairperson’s statement will be issued.
Consideration of Amendments
Representatives may amend any draft resolution on the floor. The amendment must be substantively different from the resolution it seeks to amend. Only one amendment may be introduced at any given time.
4. Rules Governing Voting
Procedural Voting
All voting is considered procedural with the exception of voting on draft resolutions and their amendments. Representatives must vote on all procedural motions, and no abstentions are allowed. All procedural matters shall be voted upon using name plates. A motion that requires a simple majority needs more than half of the Committee members present and voting.
A motion that requires two-thirds to pass requires exactly two-thirds of the Committee members
present and voting. After closure of debate, the Committee shall move into voting procedure. At that point, only the following points and motions shall be allowed: Motion for a Roll Call Vote, Motion for Reordering the Draft Resolution, and Point of Order. If there are no such motions, the Committee shall vote on all draft resolutions.
Substantive Voting
The only substantive voting shall be voted on draft resolutions and amendments. All other votes shall be procedural voting. For substantive voting, each member shall have one vote and, it requires two-thirds majority for the Committee to adopt a resolution or an amendment. The Council shall normally vote by show of name plates, except that any member state requests a roll-call, which shall be taken in the English alphabetical order of the names of the member states of the Council. The name of each member state shall be called in all roll-calls, and its representative shall replay “yes”, “no” or “abstention”. Decisions on substantive matters of the Council or Committees shall be made by two-thirds of the members present and voting. Members who abstain from voting are considered as not voting. The Chairperson shall then announce the outcome of the vote. Brief statements by member states consisting solely of explanations of their votes may be permitted by the Chairperson before the voting has commenced or after the voting has been completed.
Order of Voting On Draft Resolution
If there is more than one draft resolution, they shall, unless the Committee decides otherwise, be voted on in the order in which they were submitted. The Committee may, after each vote on a draft resolution, decide whether to vote on the next draft resolution.
Reordering Draft Resolutions
A Motion to Reorder Draft Resolutions shall only be in order immediately after entering voting procedure, and before voting has started on any draft resolutions. If the motion receives the simple majority required to pass, the Chairperson shall take all motions to reorder draft resolutions and then vote on them in the order in which they came. Voting shall continue until either a motion passes, receiving a simple majority, or all of the motions fail, in which case the Committee shall move into voting procedure, voting on the draft resolutions in their original order. Only one motion to reorder draft resolutions is in order in each round of voting procedures.
Order of Voting On Amendments
Before an amendment is included into a draft resolution, the amendment shall be voted on first. When two or more amendments are proposed to a draft resolution, the amendment furthest removed in substance from the original draft resolution shall be voted on first and then the amendment next furthest removed there, and so on
until all the amendments have been put to the vote. Where, however, the adoption of one amendment necessarily implies the rejection of another amendment, the latter shall not be put to the vote. If one or more amendments are adopted, the amended draft resolution shall then be voted on.
5. Precedence of Motions
PRECEDENCE: Motions will be considered in the following order of preference:
1. Point of Order
2. Point of Inquiry
3. Unmoderated Consultation
4. Moderated Consultation
5. Introduction of a Draft Resolution
6. Introduction of an Amendment
7. Closure of Debate
At the start of voting procedure, the following points and motions are in order, in the following order of precedence:
1. Point of Order
2. Point of Inquiry
3. Reordering Draft Resolutions
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Opening remarks: Distinguished Delegates and Guests,Ladies and Gentlemen,it’s a great privilege for me to start the 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 session. It is a great pleasure for me to share the chairmanship with Professor Lee Guobin who is Harvard University. On behalf of the organizing committee of TCASSP , I would like to announce the session we are going to do this morning is to review the different aspects of signal processing and their current research challenges. We have some of the world’s foremost professors and researchers, people at the forefront of this field. Let me introduce our first speaker Professor Lee Guobin, who is the Director of Information and Communication Engineering apartment of Harvard Lee has published extensively in SCI and books on the subject of Image, Video, and Multidimenional Signal Processing. His presentation is entitled “No-reference perceptual quality ass essment of JPEG compressed images”. Let’s welcome professor 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 Dai jia comes from Columbia University who is famous for his study on Signal Processing Theory and Methods,and also make its application have a Practical 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 a lot of first-class books on this subject are wrote by Professor Dai,and today we are very honored to have give us a speech entitled “Fractional Fourier Transform and Its Applications”.Let’s welcome . Q&A---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you, . 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 is a professor and the chairperson of the Electrical Engineering Department at the Ohio State University in Columbus, speaker got his . in EE at the University of California, Berkeley, followed by a series of teaching and research positions at Harvard, Cambridge University, and the past 6 years,he published more than10 papers on join me in welcoming our guest speaker today— Qingming, whose topic is entitled Signal Processing 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.）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 speaker has been honored many awards--2013 Marconi Prize Paper Award and a national Book , Guo Xiangchen
国际会议发言稿英文(精选多篇) 第一篇：国际会议--英文 表示欢迎：good morning, ladies and gentlemen, i’m privileged to welcome you all to “the current status and future development of cotton machinery” conference. 自我介绍：let me introduce myself i am dr lifrom beijing, china, and i am going to be the chair for this morning’s session. 介绍议题： this conference will focus on the discussion of the various aspects of cotton machinery. it includes the application of cotton machinery and the current status.and we will also discuss the prospect of cotton machinery. 介绍报告人： now it gives me great pleasure to introduce today’sparticipants. they are :han dan, the director general of the united nations industrial development organization(联合国工业发展组织总干事) zhang hui, president of china power investment group company. shang fengjiao, professor of physics ,head of american nuclear energy association. now, we welcome the opening of han dan do for us（现在，我们欢迎aa 为我们做致开幕词） aa上台
第一届农业大学模拟联合国大会 会议手册 农业大学大学生科协 模联大会委员会 2014.3.1
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第一章会议简介 一、起源及发展 模拟联合国起源于美国哈佛大学。学生们通过模拟不同国家的外交官，参照国际联盟的议事程序讨论国际问题。后来模拟联合国成立，这样一种模拟会议的形式被保留下来，并逐步发展成熟，形成了模拟联合国活动。 经过60多年的发展，模拟联合国活动现在已经风靡全世界，目前全世界每年有近四百个国际模拟联合国大会在五的50多个国家召开。每年参与大会的师生来自世界100多个国家，总人数超过两百万人。如哥伦比亚大学，耶鲁大学，哈佛大学，斯坦福大学等世界知名高校都有每年一度的模拟联合国大会。除此，模拟联合国还分布在美国，日本，英国，瑞士，阿根廷，奥地利，比利时，埃及，荷兰，德国，加拿大等多国的高校中。富于朝气的年轻人在这个舞台上尽情地展现自己的风采！ 二、本校情况 模拟联合国大赛已在全国诸多高校中取得成功，为初次举办的我们提供了借鉴平台。目的培养精英学生，为其展现自我提供舞台，进一步增进农业大学学术氛围，根据本校实际情况和特点，安排策划第一届农业大学模拟联合国大会。 本届模拟联合国大会得到了校、院各级团委和学生会的大力支持。经过前期的筹备和安排，秘书处、主席团和起草委员会相继成立。在报名阶段，也得到了同学们的积极响应。 三、参加模联的意义 模拟联合国活动是一个具有全球性视角的学生活动，以拓宽学生视野，锻炼学生综合能力为宗旨，以培养国际性人才为目标，是一个健康积极，极富教育意义的学生活动。 （一）开阔视野 模联活动关注问题广泛，涉及当今各国面临的热点问题。在充满激情和挑战的全球化时代，我国深化改革开放，国际局势复杂多变的背景下，积极参与这项活动能够增强学生们对联合国组织的结构、程序和功能的认识，促进对于当前的重大国际议题的理解，以国际眼光看待问题。 模拟联合国活动中议题主要涉及的领域：和平与安全、恐怖主义、人权、环境、
国际会议英文发言稿 篇一：英文国际学术会议开幕词演讲稿 Distinguished guests, distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen, and all the friends: At this special time of wonderful August, With a pleasant subtropical climate in Xiamen, Our respectable guests are here getting together , undertaken by XMU , the XX 10th Interna tional Conference on Natural Computation and the XX 11th International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery , will be open. Now, First of all, please allow me to give our hearty welcome to all of you present, and thank you , for your friendly coming. We feel so proud, and appreciated as well to be the host of the event. It is a great honor for us to have all you here to attend this conference, of which the theme is the academic exchange about the advanced technologies on Computer Science. Here I’d be delighted to introduce our conventioneers in brief. Apart from our faculty and
国际会议英语口语100句 一、开幕式中，宣布开幕、欢迎词及贺词。 （1）Mr President of the Congress, President A and distinguished guests: 尊敬的大会的主席先生，会长A和贵宾们。 （2）Dr. (Professor) A, Dr. (Professor) B, ladies and gentlemen. A博士（教授）、B博士（教授），女士们，先生们。 （3）Mr. Chairman, fellow delegates, friends. 主席先生、同仁们、朋友们。 2 宣布开会。 （4）I am very pleased and honored to declare···（the conference）open. 我很高兴和荣幸地宣布···开幕。 3 来宾在开幕式上致辞。 （5）I am greatly honored to give the opening address/speech at this ···(3rd ) International Congress of ABC here in Beijing 我深感荣幸在北京举办的第···次ABC国际大会上致开幕词。 4 主办单位对参会者致欢迎词。 （6）On behalf of the ABC society, I am delighted to welcome all of you to the ···(1st) International Symposium of XYZ. 我很高兴代表ABC学会欢迎你们所有的人来参加第···届XYZ国际学术会议。 （7）You have come all the way for this conference. Thank you very much for your attention/participation. 你们远道而来参加会议。谢谢你们出席会议（参加会议）。 5 参加者对主办单位表示赞赏。 （8）Thank you for your invitation and warm hospitality. 谢谢你们的邀请和盛情款待。 6 介绍会议的背景。 （9）The history of this gathering/conference goes back to September 1982, when it first became apparent to us that developments in the field of ABC had become so important that a conference seemed mandatory. 此次会议的历史可追溯到1982年9月，当时ABC领域的发展已变得如此重要，组织一次会议显然是必要的。 7 介绍会议的目的和期望。 （10）The goals of this Conference are threefold. First, it should provide a forum for the exchange of information between participants in this interdisciplinary meeting. Second, it should provide an opportunity to establish and renew personal relationships between participants, and finally, it should stimulate the interest and ambition of participants from all over the world to cooperate in their efforts. 这个会议的目标有三重。第一，它必须为参会者在这个属于交叉学科的会议上提供信息交流的一个论坛。第二，它必须为参会者之间提供一个重温旧情并结交新友的一种机会。最后，它必须激励来自世界各地的参会者尽力进行合作的兴趣和劲头。
英语模拟国际会议 主持人：王×会议出席人：朱××会议中提问者两人：董×、赵××休会中途与嘉宾交谈两人：张×、唐×× 会议结束提问者：余×、龚× 主持人王×：Ladies and Gentleman: May I have your attention please? Our conference will begin in a few minutes. All the presenters are requested to be seated. Let me introduce myself,i am wang yuan from SCNU,it’s a privilege for me to chair this session. Once the ceremony has started,you are refrained from taking pictures, using flashbulbs or leaving your seats. 3Q.Distinguished guests, distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen, and all the friends:At this special time of wonderful June, in this grand hall of the beautiful city, our respectable guests are here getting together. Academic Seminars of CAS are organized by the Bureau of Personnel and Education of CAS, and held by the CAS research institutes. Now, first of all, please allow me to give our hearty welcome to all of you present, and thank you, for your friendly coming. We feel so proud, and appreciated as well to be the host of the event. For this conference, we are following the agenda here. The meeting is supposed to last for five days，it is the first congress which covers the true sense of psychological education、moral education,basic education
国际会议英文主持词 篇一：英文国际会议讲稿 PPT(1) 大家上午好！今天我汇报的主题是：基于改进型LBP算法的运动目标检测系统。运动目标检测技术能降低视频监控的人力成本，提高监控效率，同时也是运动目标提取、跟踪及识别算法的基础。图像信号具有数据量大，实时性要求高等特征。随着算法的复杂度和图像清晰度的提高，需要的处理速度也越来越高。幸运的是，图像处理的固有特性是并行的，尤其是低层和中间层算法。这一特性使这些算法，比较容易在FPGA等并行运算器件上实现，今天汇报的主题就是关于改进型LBP算法在硬件上的实现。 good morning everyone. My report is about a Motion Detection System Based on Improved LBP Operator. Automatic motion detection can reduce the human cost of video surveillance and improve efficiency [? f??(?)ns?]，it is also the fundament of object extraction, tracking and recognition [rek?g n??(?)n]. In this work, efforts [ ef?ts] were made to establish the background model which is resistance to the variation of illumination. And our video surveillance system was realized on a FPGA based platform. PPT(2) 目前，常用的运动目标检测算法有背景差分法、帧间差分法等。帧间差分法的基本原理是将相邻两帧图像的对应像素点的灰度值进行减法运算，若得到的差值的绝对值大于阈值，则将该点判定为运动点。但是帧间差分检测的结果往往是运动物体的轮廓，无法获得目标的完整形态。
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省特种设备检验研究院乒乓球赛事 会务手册 欢迎您参加“中国特检协会第届理事会暨乒乓球比赛”，为确保运动会的顺利举行，请您务必仔细阅读本会务手册。 一、运动会名称： 二、运动会时间：年月日 三、运动会地点： 四、运动会主持人： 五、主席台领导： 六、运动会日程： （一）开幕式阶段 第一项：入场式（开幕式路线及站位详见附件。） 第二项：开幕式开始，主持人介绍主席台嘉宾 第三项：奏国歌 第四项：集团总工会主席致开幕词 第五项：集团行政领导致辞 第六项：社工委领导讲话 第七项：运动员代表宣誓 第八项：裁判员代表宣誓 第九项：集团董事会领导宣布运动会开始 第十项：运动会开幕式结束 （二）比赛阶段 各项目运动员、裁判员到位，按比赛赛事安排，由各裁判小组组长带队至相关场馆进行比赛 （三）闭幕式阶段 第一项：主持人宣布运动会闭幕式开始 第二项：集团总工会副主席兼文体委员宣布比赛结果 第三项：颁奖仪式 第四项：集团领导致闭幕词 第五项：集团工会主席宣布运动会闭幕