Sponsor
Supported by
Hungarian
Academy of Sciences Committees
Chair: Ruth Bars (Hungary)
| P. Antsaklis | United States |
| R. Bars | Hungary (chair) |
| T. Basar | United States |
| S. Bittanti | Italy |
| E.F. Camacho | Spain |
| F.L. Chernousko | Russia |
| G. Feichtinger | Austria |
| P. Fleming | United Kingdom |
| C. Georgakis | United States |
| R. Haber | Germany |
| F. Kirillova | Belarus |
| A. Linnemann | Germany |
| R. Neck | Austria |
| J. Shinar | Israel |
| F. Szigeti | Venezuela |
| P.M.J. van den Hof | The Netherlands |
National Organising Committee Chair:
Éva Gyurkovics
| A. Barta |
| L. Gerencsér |
| É. Gyurkovics (chair) |
| G. Hencsey |
| B. Lantos |
| Gy. Mihaleczky |
| S. Molnár |
| L. Monostori |
| Zs. Pales |
| L. Palkovics |
| G. Péceli |
| P. Tallos |
| I. Vajk |
| Z. Varga |
Monday, 30 June
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Opening Ceremony |
| 09.00 - 09.50 | Survey Lecture
Optimization
Problems in Model-Based Diagnosis |
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Coffee break
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| 10.10 - 11.50 | Identification and Fault Detection
A nalysis
of an Adaptive Parameter Estimation and Fault Detection Technique Multi-Gender
Genetic Optimization of Diagnostic Observers Identification
of a Nonlinear Errors-in-Variables Model An Autoregressive
Approach to Fault Detection An Algorithm
of On-Line State Estimation for Dynamics Systems |
12.00-13.30 |
Lunch |
| 13.30 - 15.50 | Optimal Control
Synthesis
of Optimal Feedback on Inaccurate Measurements for Non-Determined
Models Integrals
of Motion for Discrete-Time Optimal Control Problems Synthesis
of Optimal Feedbacks on the Base of Lipschitzian Controls Stabilizing
Receding Horizon Control of Sampled-Data Nonlinear Systems via Their Approximate
Discrete-Time Models Controller
Design by Direct Numerical Optimization On a
Minimum Time-Energy Control Problem Reduction
of the Optimization Efforts with Predictive Control by Using Non-equidistant
Prediction Points |
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Coffee break
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Systems and
Robust Control
Robust
Performance Case Study: Topology of System Media – the First Step to Computer
Integrated Manufacturing and Management Systems Fixed-Order
H-infinity Control Design via a Partially Augmented Lagrangian Method Robust
Output Feedback Controller Design: LMI Approach Robust
Models Construction on the Basis of Internal Homogeneous Structures and
Adjusted Phase Area Border Algebraic
Conditions for Controllability and Reachability of Time-Varying Discrete-Time
Linear Systems
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19.00
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Welcome reception |
Tuesday, 1 July
| 08.30 - 09.20 | Survey Lecture
Dynamic Game Theory – Modeling International and National Economic
Strategic Interactions |
| 09.20 - 11.20 | Invited Session Economic Applications of Control and Optimisation Anticipation
Effects of Technological Progress on Capital Accumulation: a Vintage Models
Approach Network
Externalities in a Dynamic Monopoly Optimization
of Economic Growth Model Public
Capital, Environmental Pollution and Economic Growth Strategic
Interactions between Fiscal and Monetary Policies in a Monetary Union Imperfect
Competition and Optimal Pollution Tax |
| 11.20- 11.40 | Coffee break
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| 11.40 - 13.20 | Parallel Sessions Economic Applications of Control and Optimisation Designing
Optimal Benefit Rules for Flexible Retirement Safety
First Portfolio Selection and Market Trend Analysis A Multicriteria
Risk-Based DSS for Bidding Using Mixed Integer Programming Control
in Dynamic Oligopolics Optimization
of Mean Fitness of a Population via Artificial Selection |
| 11.40 - 13.20 | Parallel Sessions Industrial Applications I. New Possibilities
of IEC 61499 for Component Based Distributed Automation Linear
Quadratic Optimization of Variable Speed Wind Power Systems Optimal
Greenhouse Climate Control for Achieving Specified Lettuce Nitrate Concentration Optimum
Design of Convective Fins Cooled by a Viscous Fluid Direct
Application of the Integral Local Maximum Principle to the Determination
of the Optimal Control of the Thermal Field |
| 13.20 - 14.30 | Lunch |
| 14.30 | Excursion |
| 20.00 | Banquet |
Wednesday, 2 July
| 08.30 - 09.20 | Survey Lecture
What
Happens when Certainity Equivalence is not Valid? Is there an optimal estimator
for terminal guidance?
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Differential
Games and Optimal Navigation
Riccati
Equations in Open-Loop Nash Games with Discount Rate Computation
of Stackelberg Trajectories in a Class of Two-Person Linear Differencial
Games with Terminal Players' Payoffs and Polygonal Constrainings for Control Iterative
Solution of Algebraic Matrix Riccati Equations in Open Loop Nash Games Analysis
of the Proportional Navigation Law with Time Delay On the
Nash-M Equilibrium in Differental Game under Uncertainty |
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Coffee break |
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Industrial Applications II
Optimal
Control Coupled Fields in the Process of Induction Heating Optimal
Design of the Aircraft ABS Controller Optimisation
Aspects of Hybrid Dynamical Approach to FMS Scheduling Evolution
of Intelligent Agents: a New Approach to Automatic Plan Design Optimized
Multivariable Predictive Control of an Industrial Distillation Column Considering
Hard and Soft Constraints |
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Lunch |
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Intelligent
Systems
Control
System Design Aspects Using the Delta Transformation Two-Stage
Optimization for Core Design of BWR Using Multi-Agents Algorithm and Genetic
Algorithm Multiobjective
Optimisation Criteria in Development of Fuzzy Controllers with Dynamics A Novel
Type of Self-Tuning Neural Controller Genetic
Algorithm for Generator Scheduling |
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Return back to Budapest |
IFAC Publications
and Copyright Policy
The material
submitted for presentation at an IFAC meeting (congress, symposium, conference,
workshop) must be original, not published or being considered elsewhere.
All papers for presentation will appear in the Preprints of the meeting
and will be distributed to the participants. Papers duly presented will
be archived and offered for sale, in the form of Proceedings, by Elsevier
Science Ltd., Oxford, UK. The papers which have been presented will be
further screened for possible publication in the IFAC Journals Automatica
and Control Engineering Practice, or in IFAC affiliated journals.
All papers presented will be recorded in Control Engineering Practice.
Copyright of
material presented at an IFAC meeting is held by IFAC. Automatica
and Control Engineering Practice and, after these, IFAC affiliated
journals, have priority access to all contributions presented. However,
if the author is not contacted by an editor of these journals within three
months after the meeting, the author is free to re-submit.
General Information
The
Conference will be held in Visegrad (60 km from Budapest) at the Hotel Silvanus****,
situated on the top of the 352 m high Black-mountain, in the neighborhood
of King Matthias's Citadel. Attractions include a wonderful panorama over
the Danube Bend, fitness center with swimming pool, squash court and tepidarium
(sauna, steam-bath, salt-chamber, etc.)
Special buses to the Conference venue (from Budapest and back)
Special buses
will depart from the Bara Hotel (H-1118 Budapest, Hegyalja út 34-36)
to the Conference venue at 14.00 and 19.30 on 29 June 2003.
Participants arriving at the Ferihegy Airport is advised to take the minibus
to the Bara Hotel. The door-to-door Airport Minibus Service
is reasonably priced (HUF 2100) and are much more reliable than taxis.
Return
service will also be provided from Visegrád to Budapest after the
Conference on 02 July late afternoon.
Those
not wishing to use the special buses, are supposed to arrange for their travelling
to Visegrád individually.
Individual travel to the Hotel Silvanus (Visegrad)
For those not wishing to use the special buses, taxi or minibus are recommended.
| Taxi (max. no. of passangers: 3) |
from the airport | approx. HUF 15.000-17.000/taxi |
| Airport Minibus (max. no of passangers: 8) |
from the airport | HUF 12.600 for one
passenger + HUF 2100 for each additional passenger (operation hours: from the first flight till the last one) |
Hotel in Budapest - early arrival or late departure
A block reservation has been made at the Bara Hotel (H-1118 Budapest, Hegyalja út 34-36) for those wishing to arrive earlier or leave later. For reservation, please, use the enclosed Registration and Hotel Reservation Form (on-line , MS-Word ) (credit card information is required).
| Hotel fees include breakfast and taxes | Single room | Double room |
| Hotel Bara | EUR 50/night | EUR 60/night |
Official language
The official
language of the Workshop is English. No simultaneous translation will be
available.
Information for speakers
The Workshop
room will be equipped with computer and data beamer for computer aided
presentations. Overhead projector, slide projector and flip-chart will
also be provided.
It
is expected that at least one author per accepted paper will register for
the Conference by the early registration deadline (30 May, 2003).
Visas
Visitors from
European countries (except Albania, Belarus, Bosnia, Moldova, Russia and
Turkey) are not required visas. Participants from a few overseas countries
will need a visa (please
check beforehand).
Insurance
The Organizers
of the Conference do not provide insurance and do not take responsibility
for any loss, accident or illness that might occur during the Conference
or in the course of travel to or from the meeting site. It is, therefore,
the responsibility of the participants to check their coverage with their
insurance provider.
Weather
Hungary is
in the temperate zone, in June and July weather is usually nice and
warm. Daily temperature ranges from 25oC to 32oC,
and the relative humidity is below 40%. However, the evenings may be chilly
so a light jacket/sweater is recommended.
Bank, currency, credit cards
The unit of
currency is the Hungarian Forint (HUF), denoted as “Ft” by the Hungarians.
International credit cards (AmEx, EC/MC, Visa) are accepted at most hotels,
restaurants and shops. ATMs are also available at the Airport.
(1
EUR is approx. 245 HUF)
Meals
Breakfasts,
lunches and dinner on 29 June are included in the hotel fee. Meals start
with dinner on 29 July and ends with lunch on 02 July.
All
participants are kindly invited to the Welcome reception on 30 June and to
the Workshop Banquet after the excursion on 01 July.
Registration and information desk
The registration
desk will operate at the Hotel Silvanus as follows:
29
June 15.00-20.00
30
June 08.00-09.00 and during the breaks
01-02
July 08.00-09.00 and during the breaks
Voltage
The electricity
supply in Hungary is 220 V AC (50 Hz).
Registration and Accommodation Information
All fees are
indicated in Hungarian Forints (HUF).
1 EUR
is approx. HUF 245
| Fees (include 25%VAT) | Before | After |
| 30 May 2003 | ||
| Regular registration fee | HUF 87500 | HUF 100000 |
| Student fee (copy of student card is required) |
HUF 50000 | HUF 60000 |
The
registration fees include:
- participation
in all technical sessions
- the
Preprints
- coffee/tea
during breaks
- welcome
reception on 30 June
- excursion
on 01 July
- banquet
on 01 July
- special
bus transfer from Budapest (Hotel Bara) to Visegrád and back.
Hotel
fees
A block
reservation has been made at the Hotel Silvanus**** from
29 June - 02 July 2003 (for 3 nights).
Hotel
fees include breakfast, lunches, dinner on 29 June and all taxes.
| Single room | Double room | |
| Hotel Silvanus*** | HUF 17900/night (forest view) |
HUF 24900/night (forest view) |
| HUF 19000/night (river view) |
HUF 29200/night (river view) |
Important
notices:
- If no credit card information is available hotel
booking will be arranged after having received the registration fee.
- The hotel fee has to be paid directly to the the hotel.
Credit
cards
In case of paying by credit card please use the Credit Card InForm
Bank
transfer
Payments by bank transfer should be sent to the following
account of the CAO 2003 Secretariat
Account No. 10032000-01738588
National Bank of Hungary
H-1850 Budapest, Hungary
SWIFT CODE: MANEHUHBA
Please note:
- payments sent by bank transfer must be free of charges
for the MTA SZTAKI
- the cut-off date for early registration (30 May 2003)
will be strictly enforced
- for on-the-spot payments credit cards (AmEx, Eurocard/Mastercard,
Visa) and cash (HUF) will be accepted
Confirmation
Cancellation
Deadlines
| Early registration CAO 2003 Workshop |
30 May 2003
30 June - 02 July 2003 |
Conference Secretariat
Kende u. 13-17, H-1111 Budapest
Phone: +36-1-209-6001, Fax: +36-1-386-9378
E-mail: kindl@sztaki.hu
Registration
and Hotel Reservation Form
(on-line , MS-Word)