The objectives this special project were to produce the Chao Phraya Cruise 3D Motion Graphic media and to study about the satisfaction of the audiences who watched Chao Phraya Cruise 3D Motion Graphic which the target was 100 of foreign tourists and Thai Tourists. Under this study the statistics used for analyzing the data were frequency percentage average and standard deviation. The study indicated that the samples were satisfied with the Chao Phraya Cruise 3D Motion Graphic about content was at a high level (= 4.41 S.D.= 0.66) and about quality was at the highest level (= 4.63 S.D.= 0.58)

The purposes of this special project were to media production for infographic of Admission System of the Faculty of Mass Communication Technology Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon and study the satisfaction to infographic of Admission System of the Faculty of Mass Communication Technology Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon by using the tool was online questionnaire to study the satisfaction of the general public towards infographic with 100 samples. Data analysis are frequency mean and standard deviation. Major findings were as followed: The mean score of content satisfaction were highly satisfied (𝑥̅=4.58). The mean score of presentation satisfaction were highly satisfied (𝑥̅=4.52).

This research work was to study the effect of surface treatment of natural fiber and the effects of type and content of natural fiber on the development of acoustic material from natural rubber foam /natural fiber composites. The surface treatment used for this research work was sodium hydroxide (NaOH) treatment. NaOH Concentrations and treatment times were varied from 0 to 15 %wt. and 0 to 30 min respectively. Natural fibers used for this work were bagasse fiber (BF) and oil palm fiber (OPF). The suitable condition for surface treatment was estimated by fiber length and diameter (L/D) ratio and morphology of natural fiber. The result suggested that L/D ratios tended to increase when NaOH concentrations and/or treatment times increased except for NaOH concentration of 15 %wt. L/D ratios of OPF after surface treatment were changed more than those of BF. The suitable conditions of NaOH treatment for BF and OPF were NaOH concentration of 10 %wt. and surface treatment times of 30 and 10 min respectively. The effects of fiber type and content on sound absorption properties of natural rubber foam /natural fiber composites were investigated by cell characteristics sound absorption coefficient DMA analysis and bulk density. Both treated BF and OPF with suitable treatment condition were varied from content of 0.0 to 10.0 %wt. The result showed that the cell size of composites tended to decrease with addition of natural fiber whereas number of foam cell per unit volume increased. After adding natural fiber more than 2.5 %wt. cell size of composite foam and number of foam cell per unit volume tended to change the inverse direction. Natural fiber in composites enhanced the sound absorption efficiency. Sound absorption coefficient of composites adding BF was more than that of composite adding OPF. The addition of natural fiber enhanced the elasticity of composites and that increased sound absorption efficiency. NaOH treatment led to creation of strong interfacial bonding between natural fiber and natural rubber and enhanced the sound absorption efficiency. Density of NR composite foam increased with increasing natural fiber content.

The image enhancement process of a digital image is a part of digital signal processing which it plays an important role in some industrial segments for instance object classification or bio-identification satellite exploration or aerial images robot vision cancer treatment etc. These image applications are necessary to consume many resources in physical hardware and computer programming including the intelligent algorithm development of complexly advanced processing in order to enhance digital images – as well as be easy to analyse by humans. This research is aimed to present on Contrast Enhancement using Bi-Histogram Equalization via Two Dimensional Discrete Wavelet Transform (BHE2DWT) in order to compose the coefficient wavelet from other signals. At the end of the process information on the approximation band from DWT will be divided into two sub-histograms and then histograms will be independently equalized. After that resulting histograms will be decomposed by IDWT. Resulting images will be not only more displaying in high contrast than their original images but also preserve the absolute mean brightness error (AMBE) to close their original images.

This research was to apply graphical method as the input data combined with using database for developing reinforced concrete slab analysis and design. Visual Basic language was used for creating the GUI (graphic user interface) and coding and database file was used for storing data. The position of beam column and slab can define by drawing on GUI and this program will automatic translate to be the distances for using as data in process of analysis and slab design. Results from analysis and design were compared with manual calculation that they are a litter bit error because of rounding error. Moreover they can be more economically and more conveniently than results from VisStructure 4