ICCAAM 2014 - 2014 International Conference on Control Automation & Applied Mechanics

ICCAAM' 2014 (2014 International Conference on Control Automation & Applied Mechanics).
25-26 November,2014 in the city of Algiers, Algeria
IEEE technical co-sponsored by IEEE Algeria SUB-Section is under processing.
Important Dates
Submission: 25 September, 2014
Notification: 8 weeks
Registration: 1 November, 2014
Camera Ready: 10 November, 2014
***Call for Papers http://iccaam.org/***
Venue: Algiers, Algeria.
ICCAAM’ 2013 is dedicated to the technologies in Control Automation and its related topics in Applied Mechanics. All related fields of research are relevant. Its applications to modern housing is included.
Papers in the main technical program must describe high- quality, original research. Topics of interest broadly including, but not limited to :
Control: Adaptive control; Robust control; Process control; Complex systems; Co-operative control; Identification and estimation; Nonlinear systems; Intelligent systems; Discrete event systems; Hybrid systems; Networked control systems; Sensor networks; Delay systems; Neural networks; Fuzzy systems; Control of biological systems; Precision motion control; Control applications; Control engineering education.
Automation: Man-machine interactions; Process automation; Intelligent automation; Factory modeling and simulation; Home, laboratory and service automation; Network-based systems; Planning, scheduling and coordination; Nano-scale automation and assembly; Instrumentation systems; Biomedical instrumentation and applications.
Robotics: Modeling and identification; Robot control; Mobile robotics; Mobile sensor networks; Perception systems; Micro robots and micro-manipulation; Visual servoing; Search, rescue and field robotics; Robot sensing and data fusion; Localization, navigation and mapping; Dexterous manipulation; Medical robots and bio-robotics; Human centered systems; Space and underwater robots; Tele-robotics; Mechanism design and applications.
Control, Intelligent Machines and Information Based: use of wireless networking technologies (IEEE 802.11b, Bluetooth, etc.) for both hard real-time (teleoperated robot control, robotic surgery, etc.) and soft real-time (supervisory control of mobile robots) applications. Understanding the fundamental information processing (data-rate) requirements for controlling complex physical systems. Data compression techniques
Control, Process Based: developing and applying a controls-based approach to enhancing materials processing capabilities which includes an integrated effort of physical modeling, sensor development, system design and control development. Research projects, typically conducted with industry partners. Important applications areas including enhanced materials processing for optoelectronic applications, advanced engines, power systems and cutting tools.
home automation: Alarm systems Alert Me systems C-Bus (protocol) CHAIN (industry standard) Clipsal C-Bus Comparison of domestic robots Electronics Dustbot Daintree Networks Dishwasher Domestic robot Dynalite E-Home Automation European Home Systems Protocol Generalized Automation Language Home automation for the elderly and disabled Home Security HomeLink Wireless Control System Intelligent Home Control Lighting control system MiWi One-Net OpenHAN Responsive architecture: Responsive architecture S-Bus Shifra Smart Homes Smart environment Smarthome Smartlabs
Building automation: Building Management System green buildings Infrastructure Lighting Air handlers Water systems
Control and Automation: Adaptive control Applications of modelling in science and engineering Automation systems Computer controlled systems Computer vision Computational biology Control devices and instruments Control theory Data mining Design system and algorithm Embedded systems Fault detection and isolation Flight control and surveillance systems Genetic algorithms and evolutionary computing Guidance control systems Industry, military, space applications Information technology Information systems Intelligent systems Linear control systems Mathematical modelling and control Measurement systems Multimedia systems Networked control systems Neural networks and fuzzy logic Nonlinear control systems Optimization theory Optimal control Process control and instrumentation Robotics Robust control Scientific computing Signal and Image Processing Simulation Soft computing techniques Stochastic control and filtering Systems and automation System identification and control
General Control & Automation Topics: Access Control Robotics and Applications Sensors and Signal Processing Control Theory and Applications Intelligent Systems Biomedical Engineering Systems Process Control, Monitoring, Design and Optimization, Automation Industrial Applications Control Devices and Instruments Navigation, Guidance and Control Information and Networking Manufacturing Systems and Automation Multimedia Systems
Major topics of applied mechanics: Acoustics Analytical mechanics Computational mechanics Contact mechanics Continuum mechanics Dynamics (mechanics) Elasticity (physics) Experimental mechanics Fatigue (material) Finite element method Fluid mechanics Fracture mechanics Mechanics of materials Mechanics of structures Rotordynamics Solid mechanics Soil mechanics Stress waves Viscoelasticity
In Mechanics: Bio-mechanics Bio/sustainable-Composites Computational Mechanics (Mesh-less methods, Isogeometric method, advanced FEM) Composites (General) Dynamics and Vibration Energy Scavenging Technologies Fracture/Damage Mechanics Fatigue and Failure Analysis Fluid Electro-Structural Mechanics Micro/Nano-Mechanics Multi-functional Structures and Materials Manufacturing (Aerospace and Automotive) Structural Health Monitoring Structural Optimization
Mechanics of Multifunctional Materials
Mechanics and Physics of the Cell
Mechanics of Membranes and Biomembranes
Computational Plasticity and Fracture
Materials for Energy
Nonlinear Modes and Reduced-Order Models
Mechanics and Physics of Soft Matter
Theoretical and Computational Methods Applied to Multiscale Phenomena
Wrinkled and Crumpled Membranes
Modeling and Characterization of Ductile Failure in Materials
Response of Heterogenous Materials: Multi-field response and time effect
Solid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics
Submission instructions are available at: http://www.iccaam.org/submission/
French Non-English speaking sessions: ICCAAM accepts presentations in French keeping in mind that submitted final papers must be in English to ensure publication through IEEE Xplore Digital Library.
Reviewing Process: Each submitted paper will be blindly reviewed by at least two members of an international technical program committee with appropriate expertise.
Please confirm your participation at the URL below and select the topics you are interested in for paper review.
http://edas.info/Tyn.php?tpc=998160137