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ICCAS 2005 will bring together researchers, engineers
and practitioners to present the latest accomplishments,
innovations and potential future directions in control,
automation, systems and their applications. All the
submitted papers must be written and presented in
English. Organized Sessions (Special Sessions) are
welcome. Five or six papers should be submitted together
for an organized session. Papers are invited on all
aspects of innovative theory and application aspects
of control, automation and systems. Topics include
but are not limited to
• Control
Theory and Applications
- Linear/Nonlinear
Control
- Adaptive/Robust Control
- Identification and Estimation
• Control Devices and Instruments
- Power Electronics
- Hydraulic/Pneumatic Systems
- MEMS and Nano Technology
• Sensors and Signal Processing
- Sensors and Instrumentation
- Signal Processing
- Fault Diagnosis
• Intelligent Systems
- Artificial Neural
Networks
- Fuzzy Systems
- Intelligent Control
• Information and Networking
- Real-Time Systems
- Embedded Systems
- Network-based Control Systems
• Manufacturing Systems and Automation
- Modeling and Simulations
- Factory Automation and CIM
- Automation Network
• Others |
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Process Systems
- Process Control
and Monitoring
- Process Design and Optimization
- Process Automation
• Industrial
Applications
- Automotive Systems
- Power Systems
- Communication Systems
• Navigation,
Guidance and Control
- Navigation Algorithms
- Guidance Technologies
- GPS
• Multimedia
Systems
- Database
- Data Fusion
- Computer Animation
• Robotics and
Applications
- Robotic Systems
and Control
- Robot Vision
- Virtual Reality
• Biomedical
Engineering Systems
- Biomedical Instrumentation
- Biomedical Signal Processing
- Bio-Systems and Control
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Regular Paper Submission
Authors are invited to submit an extended
summary of 500-1000 words to http://iccas.org/.
If authors have problems in submission through the
homepage, please feel free to contact the secretariat.
Jeong
Yon Shim
TEL: +82-11-783-0007 FAX: +82-31-2803-736
E-mail: mariashim@kangnam.ac.kr |
Hyun
Chang Yang (ICASE, Korea)
TEL: +82-32-234-5801 FAX: +82-32-234-5807
E-mail: icase@icase.or.kr |
The extended abstract should include authors¡¯
names, addresses, affiliations, names of presenters,
postal mails and E-mail addresses of corresponding
authors, and phone/facsimile numbers. Important
dates are as follows:
| Feb. |
15, 2005 |
Submission of extended abstracts
and organized sessions |
| Mar. |
15, 2005 |
Notification of paper acceptance |
| Apr. |
15, 2005 |
Submission of final
camera-ready papers |
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Organized by
The Institute of Control, Automation and Systems Engineers
(ICASE), Koreaa
Sponsored by
The Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers (KSME)
The Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers (KIEE)
The Institute of Electronics Engineers of Korea (IEEK)
The Korean Society of Aeronautical and Space Science
(KSAS)
The Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers (KIChE)
The Province of Gyeonggi
Korea International Exhibition Center (KINTEX)
In association with
IEEE Computational Intelligent Society Korea Chapter
The Society of Instrument and Control Engineers (SICE)
of Japan
The Chinese Association of Automation (CAA)
The Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society
(ISA)
The Chinese Association for Artificial Intelligence
(CAAI)
Organized Sessions
The goal of organized sessions is to provide focused
discussions on a new topic or innovative applications
of a new approach. Proposals for organized sessions
should be submitted by February 26, 2005 to the Special
Sessions Co-Chairs below. Each Invited Session consists
of five or six papers, which will be reviewed via
the normal review process. In case an invited paper
is not accepted, it will be replaced by a relevant
paper. The proposal should be submitted by the session
organizer electronically, and include a brief statement
of the focus of the session, along with the authors'
names and titles of individual papers submitted.
Dr.
Ho Gil Lee (KITECH, Korea)
TEL: +82-41-5898-441
E-mail: leehg@kitech.re.kr |
Dr.
Jong O Park (KIST, Korea)
TEL: +82-2-958-6902
E-mail: jop@kistmail.kist.re.kr
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Dr.
Mun Sang Kim (KIST, Korea)
TEL: +82-2-958-5623
E-mail: munsang@kistmail.kist.re.kr |
Workshops and Tutorials
Requirements for Proposals
Proposals for workshops or tutorials that address
the technical topics related to control, automation,
and systems in general are welcome. We encourage such
programs that will attract industrial members, and
programs with highly anticipated level of interest,
impact, creativity and technical background of presenters.
Proposal Format
1. Title
2. Extended abstract (500-1000 words, indicate full
or half day, workshop or tutorial)
3. Organizer(s) (name, complete address, affiliation,
phone, and e-mail)
4. Confirmed presenters (lecturers) with affiliations
5. List of contents (topics) with presenters
Submission
Proposals following the format above must arrive at
the address below through e-mail by February
26, 2005.
Exhibition
There will be an exhibition site at the conference.
During the conference, the exhibition will be held
in the same building where many leading companies
in control and automation fields from all over the
world will exhibit their products. Reservations for
space and further information can be obtained from
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