Tian-Syung Lan

Prof. Tian-Syung Lan


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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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2 September 2019 in Sustainability
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YTYung-Chin Tsao
Yung-Chin Tsao
CSChun-Chieh Shu
Chun-Chieh Shu
TLTian-Syung Lan
Tian-Syung Lan
Through virtual interaction and multivariate communication, the social interaction and life satisfaction of elderly people can be improved. This study integrated virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to construct a visualized reminiscence therapy system, which provides not only reminiscence entertainment but may also aid in dementia prevention for healthy and sub-healthy (a therapeutic working concept which defines an intermediate stage between health and disease) elderly people. Images taken by an LG 360 CAM are primarily introduced into Power Director 360 as the guide interface. The special effects are joined using After Effects. With the model constructed under 3ds Max, the reminiscence therapy system integrated by virtual reality and augmented reality is then established by the Unity engine. It is shown that the developed 3D ancient building model can be used by Samsung Note 5 smartphones as well as VR CASE glasses to increase the immersive experience for the elderly. Through nostalgic elements triggered by the AR/VR three-dimensional model and video/audio interaction, the feasibility of our integrated system for reminiscence therapy is thus verified. Through reminiscence therapy, memories and thoughts can fully be activated as a therapy for elderly people. The visualized reality system developed in this study can further promote the social interactional satisfaction of elderly people.

21 June 2018 in Applied Sciences
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TLTian-Syung Lan
Tian-Syung Lan
KCKai-Chi Chuang
Kai-Chi Chuang
YCYee-Ming Chen
Yee-Ming Chen
Manufacturing industries are gradually changing to green production due to the increasing production cost. Reducing tool wear in production can not only decrease production cost but also the effect the environment. Thus, it becomes a crucial issue for the machining industry. This study investigates the optimal machining parameters for the computer numerical controlled turning process of S45C steel in minimizing tool wear. The correlation between control parameters (speed, cutting depth, and feed rate) and production quality were constructed by using semantic rules and fuzzy quantification. The Taguchi method was additionally employed to determine the optimal turning parameters. Under the consideration of environmental protection and tool cost, the optimal machining parameters were furthermore derived from the fuzzy semantic rules. The practicability of the optimal parameters was moreover verified through turning experiments. It is found that the proposed method in this study is appropriate and applicable to universal applications.

8 May 2008 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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TLTian-Syung Lan
Tian-Syung Lan
MWMing-Yung Wang
Ming-Yung Wang

31 August 2008 in Applied Acoustics
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TLTian-Syung Lan
Tian-Syung Lan
MCMin-Chie Chiu
Min-Chie Chiu

14 November 2013 in Mathematical Problems in Engineering
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TLTian-Syung Lan
Tian-Syung Lan
YLYu-Hua Lan
Yu-Hua Lan
KCKai-Ling Chen
Kai-Ling Chen
PCPin-Chang Chen
Pin-Chang Chen
WLWen-Cheng Lin
Wen-Cheng Lin
This study used the research method of system dynamics and applied the Vensim software to develop a learning effectiveness evaluation model. This study developed four cause-and-effect chains affecting learning effectiveness, including teachers’ teaching enthusiasm, family involvement, school’s implementation of scientific activities, and creative teaching method, as well as the system dynamics model based on the four cause-and-effect chains. Based on the developed system dynamic model, this study performed simulation to investigate the relationship among family involvement, learning effectiveness, teaching achievement, creative teaching method, and students’ learning interest. The results of this study verified that there are positive correlations between family involvement and students’ learning effectiveness, as well as students’ learning effectiveness and teachers’ teaching achievements. The results also indicated that the use of creative teaching method is able to increase students’ learning interest and learning achievement.

20 February 2014 in Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine
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TLTian-Syung Lan
Tian-Syung Lan
KCKai-Ling Chen
Kai-Ling Chen
PCPin-Chang Chen
Pin-Chang Chen
CKChao-Tai Ku
Chao-Tai Ku
PCPei-Hsuan Chiu
Pei-Hsuan Chiu
MWMeng-Hsiang Wang
Meng-Hsiang Wang
This study used system dynamics method to investigate the factors affecting elementary school students’ BMI values. The construction of the dynamic model is divided into the qualitative causal loop and the quantitative system dynamics modeling. According to the system dynamics modeling, this study consisted of research on the four dimensions: student’s personal life style, diet-relevant parenting behaviors, advocacy and implementation of school nutrition education, and students’ peer interaction. The results of this study showed that students with more adequate health concepts usually have better eating behaviors and consequently have less chance of becoming obese. In addition, this study also verified that educational attainment and socioeconomic status of parents have a positive correlation with students’ amounts of physical activity, and nutrition education has a prominent influence on changing students’ high-calorie diets.