MED 2013 - 21st IEEE Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation (MED '13)

The 21st Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation, MED'13, comes back to its birthplace, Chania, Crete. MED'13 aims at providing a unique opportunity for the academic and industrial community, federal and state government, funding agencies, the private sector, qualified representatives from other organizations, to address new challenges, share solutions and discuss future research directions in the area of control and automation. Focused interests of diverse groups involved in basic and applied research and development will be discussed. A broad range of topics will be covered in the Conference, following current trends of combining control/systems theory with software/communication technologies, as well as new developments in robotics and mechatronics, with the goal of strengthening cooperation of control and automation scientists with industry.
Topics of Interest
MED'13 topics of interest include, but will not be be limited to:
Adaptive control
Intelligent transportation systems
Aerospace control
Linear systems
Agents and agent-based systems
Marine control
Biologically inspired systems, control
Modeling and simulation
Computational Intelligence
Neural networks
Computer controlled systems
Non-linear systems
Computing and communications
Optimization
Decentralized control
Petri Nets
Discrete event systems
Power systems
Distributed systems
Predictive control
Education and training
Process control
Embedded control systems
Real-time control
Fuzzy systems
Robotics
Genetic and evolutionary computation
Robust control
Hybrid systems
Spectral estimation
Image processing
Swarms
Industrial automation, manufacturing
Unmanned Systems
Intelligent control systems
Virtual reality