The 14th Asia Pacific
Automotive Engineering Conference
“Impacts & Opportunities for the Global Automotive Industry”
August 5-8, 2007
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel
Hollywood, California USA
SAVE $100 (USD)
register by July 20!
www.sae.org/apac
Technical Tours:
• The Mount Wilson Observatory
• NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
• California Institute of
Technology Seismology Lab
The Technologies:
• Powertrain Technology
• Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information & Assistance Systems
• Vehicle Design & Manufacturing
• Transportation Challenges in Emerging Markets
• Vehicle Dynamics & Intelligent Control Systems
Organized by
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The 14th
sia acific
Automotive Engineering Conference
“Impacts & Opportunities for the Global Automotive Industry”
August 5 - 8, 2007
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel
Hollywood, California USA
It’s all about
ExchangingScientificKnowledge
BuildingInternationalNetworks
Promoting Automotive Engineering Development Worldwide
Originallyentitledthe“InternationalPacificConferenceonAutomotiveEngineering,”
thefirstIPCwasheldinNovemberof1981inHonolulu,Hawaii,joiningallexistingSAE
membersocietiesincountriessurroundingthePacific.Becauseoftheevent’ssuccess,
theFISITAPacificmembersocietieschosetoorganizethisone-of-a-kindeventevery
twoyears,increasingparticipationto11societiesintheAsiaPacificregion.
Changingthenametoreflectabroaderaudience,theAsiaPacificAutomotive
EngineeringConferencestillembodieswhattheoriginalIPCstoodfor.Thisyear’s
theme,“Impacts&OpportunitiesfortheGlobalAutomotiveIndustry,”representsthe
continuedneedforinnovationandcarefulconsiderationwhileworkinginaglobal
marketplace.
Thissignificanteventisasharedeffort,bringingtogetherexpertsintheindustryto
communicateideas,shareknowledge,andpromoteautomotivetechnologieswith
otherleadingrepresentatives,decisionmakers,andautomotivecolleaguesaround
theworld.
SAEispleasedtohostthispremierautomotiveengineeringevent
withpatronagebyFISITA
InternationalFederationofAutomotiveEngineeringSocieties(FISITA)isan
independentworldbodyrepresentingover145,000automotiveengineersbelonging
tonationalautomotivesocietiesin37countries.FISITAwasfoundedin1948to
provideaglobalforumfortheexchangeoftechnicalknowledgeoneveryaspect
ofvehicledesignandmanufacture.FISITAbringstogetherengineersanddecisionmakersfromindustry,academia,andgovernmenttoworktowardstheimprovement
oftransportationsystems,theconservationofenergy,andtheprotectionofthe
environment.www.fisita.com
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Event Overview
What to Expect
The Technical Program
Powertrain Technology
Expertsandresearchersworldwidewillmeettodiscusstheopportunitiesforchangingthewayvehiclescouldbe
poweredinthefuture.
HybridandElectricPowerSystems•FuelCellSystems
•TransmissionSystems•EngineDesign
Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information, and Assistance Systems
Thefocusofthissessionwillbedriverandpassengercomfort,includingtopicsrelatedtoNVH,climatecontrol,
andsecurity.
•DriverAssistanceandInformation•NoiseandVibration
•HumanComfort/ErgonomicsandThermalManagement•VehicleSecurity
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing
Explorethenatureofnewmaterialsthatareavailableandtheirbenefitsin
vehicledesignandmanufacturingduringthissession.
•Aerodynamics•BodyStructures•AdvancedMaterials
•Recycling•ManufacturingSystems
Transportation Challenges in Emerging Markets
Thissessionwilldiscusssafety,environmental,socio-economicandotherchallengesfacingtransportationin
emergingmarketsandwillexploretheroletechnologywillplayinovercomingthesechallenges.
•Safety•EnvironmentandEnergy•Legislation•Socio-economicIssues
•Personal/Public/FreightTransportation•MaintenanceandAfterMarket
Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control Systems
Vehiclesofthefutureandthe“smart”advancementsthatareanticipatedwillbediscussedduringthissession.
•VehicleRideandHandling•IntelligentSafetySystems
•Tires/BrakingSystems/Steering/Suspensions
The Special Events
•Openingandclosingceremonies
•DailyKeynoteSpeakers
•Paneldiscussions
•Threetechnicaltours
•Sixguesttours
The Networking Opportunities
•PetersenAutomotiveMuseum
Reception
•“DancingliketheStars”reception
andconferencebanquet
•Postersessions
•Plusmuch,muchmore!
Who Should Attend
Engineers,researchers,technicalandmanagementprofessionalsfocusingonpowertrain,driverassistance,vehicle
designandmanufacturing,andvehicledynamicsandcontrolsystems.
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Event Overview
APAC-14 Conference General Chairman
Dr. James E. Smith
DirectorforCenterforIndustrialResearchofAppliedMechanicalandAerospace
Engineering
WestVirginiaUniversity
“TheAsiaPacificAutomotiveEngineeringConferenceistrulyauniqueinternational
event,andIamhonoredtoserveasGeneralChair.Itisacollaborationofeleven
societieswithasinglemission;tostimulateandfosterthescientificexchangeof
technologyideasandtopromoteautomotiveengineeringdevelopmentworldwide.
Thisisamustattendforanyoneinterestedinbuildingtheirinternationalnetworkof
colleaguesandindustrialcontacts.”
Organized by APAC Member Societies:
SAEInternational
2007SAEPresident:Richard O. Schaum
ExecutiveVicePresidentandCOO:
Raymond Morris
www.sae.org
IranSocietyofAutomotiveEngineering
(ISAE)
President:Mohammad H. Shojaeefard
Manager:A. R. Noorpoor
email:mhshf@iust.ac.ir
TheKoreanSocietyofAutomotive
Engineers(KSAE)
President:Hyun Soon Lee
GeneralSecretary:Eun-Tae Kim
www.ksae.org/eng
SocietyofAutomotiveEngineersofJapan,
Inc.(JSAE)
President:Nobuo Okubo
ExecutiveDirector:Sekio Higuchi
www.jsae.or.jp/index_e.php
SocietyofAutomotiveEngineers-
Australasia(SAE-A)
President:Max Gillard
ExecutiveDirector:Manny Stamatopoulos
www.sae-a.com.au
TheInstituteofAutomotiveEngineers-
SriLanka(IAESriLanka)
President:A. G. Samarasekera
Secretary:Priyantha de Alwis
email:agsam@eureka.lk
SocietyofAutomotiveEngineersofChina
(SAE-C)
President:Zhang Xiaoyu
ExecutiveVicePresidentandSecretary
General:Fu Yuwu
www.sae-china.org/English/index.htm
SocietyofAutomotiveEngineersofThailand
(TSAE)
President:Kaukeart Boonchukosol
Secretary:Adisak Rohitasune
www.tsae.or.th
SAEIndia(SAEIndia)
President:Pawan Goenka
ExecutiveDirector:V. Viswanath
www.saeindia.org
VietnameseSocietyofAutomotiveEngineers
(VSAE)
President:Nguyen Xuan Chuan
GeneralSecretary:Du Quoc Thinh
email:thinh_vsae@hn.vnn.vn
SAEIndonesia(IATO)
President:Hasiholan Sidabutar
Secretary:Djoko W. Karmiadji
email:iato@centrin.net.id
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Conference Schedule
Sunday August 5
Welcome Reception
“HoorayforHollywood”
7:00p.m.
Monday August 6
Opening Ceremony
8:30a.m.-8:45a.m
Keynote Address
RayA.Morris,SAEInternational
8:45a.m.-9:15a.m.
Keynote Address
RichardO.Schaum,2007SAEPresident
9:15a.m.–9:45a.m.
Refreshment Break
9:45a.m.–10:15a.m.
Keynote Address
SAEIndia
10:15a.m.–10:45a.m.
Global Trade Management Panel
10:45a.m.–12:15p.m.
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
12:15p.m.–1:30p.m.
Technical Sessions
1:30p.m.–3:00p.m.
Refreshment Break
3:00p.m.–3:30p.m
Technical Session
3:30p.m.–5:30p.m.
Petersen Automotive Museum Reception
6:30p.m.–9:00p.m.
Tuesday August 7
Welcome
8:30a.m.–8:45a.m.
Keynote Address
HerbFishel,HerbFishelCompany
8:45a.m.–9:15a.m.
Keynote Address
ChrisBorroni-Bird,GeneralMotorsCorporation
9:15a.m.–9:45a.m.
Refreshment Break
9:45a.m.–10:15a.m.
Keynote Address
AndréMetzner,DaimlerChrysler
10:15a.m.–10:45a.m.
Global Mobile Air Conditioning Panel
10:45a.m.–12:15p.m.
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
12:15p.m.–1:30p.m.
Technical Sessions
1:30p.m.–3:00p.m.
Refreshment Break
3:00p.m.–3:30p.m.
Technical Sessions
3:30p.m.–5:30p.m.
Reception
6:00p.m.–6:30p.m.
Banquet
“DancingLiketheStars”
6:30p.m.–8:30p.m.
Wednesday August 8
Technical Sessions
8:30a.m.–11:30a.m.
Closing Ceremony
11:30a.m.–12:00p.m.
Farewell Lunch
12:00p.m.–1:00p.m.
Participating
Organizations
ArgonneNationalLaboratory
BeihangUniversity
BiejingInstituteofTechnology
ChinaFAWSGroupCorporation
FreescaleSemiconductor
FordMotorCompany
GeneralMotorsCorporation
GhentUniversity
GyeongsangNationalUniversity
Honda
Honeywell
HuazhongUniversityofScience
andTechnology
HyundaiMobis
HyundaiMotorCompany
InfineonTechnologies
JiangsuUniversity
KoreaAutomotiveTechnology
Institute
KoreaInstituteofMachinery
andMaterials
LMIAutomotive
LotusEngineering
LundUniversity
MandoCorporation
NissanMotorCompany
OhioStateUniversity
ProdiveLtd.
PuneInstituteofEngineering
andTechnology
RenaultSamsungMotors
RicardoTarragonLtd.
RomaxTechnologyLtd.
SAICMotorCorporation
Scania
ShandongUniversityofTechnology
SMLElectronicsInc.
TataMotors
TexasA&MUniversity
TianjinUniversity
Timken
TorotrakLtd.
Toyota
TUDarmstadt
UniversityofNewSouthWales
UniversityofLondon
UniversityofMelbourne
VisteonIndiaLtd.
Note: Programhoursaresubjecttochange.Meetingupdatescanbefoundat
www.sae.org/apac
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Special Events
and Networking Opportunities
Keynote Speakers
Raymond A. Morris
SAEInternationalExecutiveVicePresidentandCOO
“Role of Engineering Societies in Serving the Mobility
Industry in the Asia-Pacific Region”
MondayAugust6,8:45a.m.–9:15a.m.
Mr.RayMorrisjoinedtheSAEInternationalstaffin1974andhasheldseveralpositions
intheorganizationeversince.InJanuary2002,hewasnamedExecutiveVice
PresidentandalsoholdsthepositionofPresidentofthePerformanceReviewInstitute
(PRI),anot-for-profitorganizationthatexiststoadvancetheinterestofthemobility
industry.
In1990,hewasselectedasthePittsburghSocietyofAssociationExecutives’
OutstandingAssociationExecutive.Currently,Mr.Morrisalsoholdsboardpositions
ontheAutomotiveHallofFame,theAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI),is
theVicePresidentofAmericasfortheFISITA(InternationalFederationofAutomobile
EngineeringSocieties)Council,aswellasbeingaCertifiedAssociationExecutive
(CAE)andPastPresidentofthePittsburghSocietyofAssociationExecutives.
Richard O. Schaum
2007SAEPresident;ExecutiveVicePresident,Product
Development&Quality,DaimlerChrysler(Retired)
“Powertrain Trends Past and the Outlook
for the Future”
MondayAugust6,9:15a.m.–9:45a.m.
Aveteranoftheautomotiveindustryfor37years,Mr.RichardSchaumistheVice
PresidentandGeneralManagerofVehicleSystemsforWaveCrestLaboratories.
ThroughouthiscareeratDaimlerChrysler,herosethroughtherankstotheposition
ofExecutiveVicePresident,ProductDevelopmentandQualityoverseeing9,000
employeesanda$1.8billionbudgetandwasresponsibleforallmatterspertaining
toPlatformEngineering,EngineeringTechnologies,RegulatoryAffairs,Product
PlanningandQuality.InMarch2003,hewaselectedtoserveathreeyearterminthe
newlycreatedpositionofVicePresident,Automotive,fortheSocietyofAutomotive
EngineersandservedasGeneralChairmanofthe2003SAEWorldCongress.Hewas
alsomemberoftheBoardofTrusteesoftheDetroitScienceCenter,apanelistatthe
NationalResearchCouncilWorkshoponFuelEconomyin1991,andamemberofthe
Auto/OilAirQualityResearchPlanningTaskForcein1990.
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Special Events
and Networking Opportunities
Keynote Speakers
Herbert A. Fishel
CEO,HerbFishelCompany
“The Great Race of the 21st Century”
TuesdayAugust7,8:45a.m.–9:15a.m.
RecognizedrepeatedlybyRACERmagazine
asoneofthedozenmostinfluentialpeople
inracing,Mr.Fishelbeganhiscareerat
GeneralMotorsandin1969joinedthe
ChevroletProductPerformanceGroupwherehewasresponsibleforthe
designofhigh-performanceengines.In1991hewasnamedtheExecutive
DirectorofGMRacing.
Globalconcernforenergysupplies
andenvironmentalclimatechangesis
drivingtheautomobileindustry’sresearch
enginesatarecordpace.Thebattlefor
sustainedgrowthandprofitabilityhas
movedfromtheshowroomtotheresearch
laboratory.Canracing’sinnovativeculture
anddeadlinedrivenresultsbeafactor
inwinningtheGreatRaceofthe21st
Century?
Hiscareerhasseenmanyaccomplishments:Mr.Fishelhelpedformthe
IndyRacingleague,HotRodmagazinenamedhimoneofthe100most
influentialpeopleinhotrodding,hewasbestowedtheSpritofLeMans
AwardfromtheAutomobileClubdel’Ouest,andinductedintothe
SpecialtyEquipmentMarketAssociation(SEMA)HallofFame.
Dr. Chris Borroni-Bird
DirectorofAdvancedTechnologyVehicle
Concepts,GeneralMotorsCorporation
“Reinvention of the Automobile”
TuesdayAugust7,9:15a.m.–9:45a.m.
Dr.ChrisBorroni-Birdisoneofthe
world’sleadingfuelcellexperts.He
isthedrivingforcebehindGM’s
AUTOnomyvisionandisDirectorfor
this“ReinventionoftheAutomobile”
program,whichalsoincludestheHywireandSequelvehicles.Theseare
thefirstvehiclesdesignedfromthe
grounduparoundahydrogenfuel
cellpropulsionsystem,embodying
theskateboardphilosophyandare
thefirsttocombinefuelcells
withby-wiretechnology,which
allowssteering,brakingand
othervehiclesystemstobe
controlledelectronicallyrather
thanmechanically.
PriortojoiningGeneral
Motors,Borroni-Birdwasin
technologymanagementat
Daimler-Chryslerandledan
efforttodevelopfuelcellsthatrunongasoline.Hewasinductedintothe
AutomotiveHallofFameasaYoungLeaderin2000.
ThispresentationdescribesGM’sthrust
intoreinventingtheautomobilearound
theemergingtechnologiesoffuelcells,
advancedbatteries,electricdriveandbywirechassissystems.Thisinitiativeincludes
therange-extendedelectricChevrolet
VoltandChevroletSequelfuelcellbywire
concepts.
Whileelectricdrivehelpssolveenergy
andenvironmentalconcernsthatconfront
theautomotiveindustry,electrically
drivenvehiclescanalsohavezero
tailpipeemissionsandlendthemselves
toenergydiversitysincetheelectricity
canbegeneratedfromawidevarietyof
sources.Forexample,hydrogenfuelcell
electricvehiclespromiselong-range,rapid
refuelingandzeroemissions.Theyalso
provideenergydiversitysincehydrogen
andelectricityareinterchangeable.
Inadditiontotheseprofoundsocietal
benefits,electricdrivealsogivesthe
consumeramoreexcitingdriving
experiencebecausethereisinstant
torqueavailableatthewheelsandan
opportunityforelectrifyingothervehicle
systems,suchasbrakingandsteering.
Whenthispotentialisfullyexploitedfrom
aperformanceanddesignperspective,the
automobilewillbereinvented.
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Special Events
and Networking Opportunities
Panel Discussions
Global Trade Management in the Driver’s Seat
– OEMs are Creating New Business Models
that will Resonate throughout the Value Chain
Graham R. F. Napier
TradeBeamPresidentandChiefExecutiveOfficer
MondayAugust6,10:45a.m.–12:15p.m.
Thispaneldiscussionwillexploreexperiencesofautomotive
companiesoperatingonaworldwidebasis.Findouthow
RenaultandTradeBeamcreatedandbroughttomarketa
totallynewbusinessmodelthatputGTMatthecoreofthe
entiresourcing,manufacturing,anddistributionstrategy
Renaultusedtomeetitshighlyaggressive5,000Europrice
pointfortheLogan.Plus,anautomotiveOEMandasupplier
willcontributeperspectivetothechallengesofdevelopment,
manufacturing,anddeliveryofproductonaglobalscale.
Technology Cooperation for Next-Generation
Global Mobile Air Conditioning
Ward Atkinson
President,SunTestEngineering
Stephen Andersen,
DirectorStrategicProjects,EnvironmentalProtection
Agency(invited)
Elvis Hoffpauir,
PresidentandCOO,MobileAirConditioningSociety
Worldwide
TuesdayAugust7,10:45a.m.–12:15p.m.
Thispanelofinternationalrepresentativeswilldiscussthe
intensegovernmentandindustrycooperationinvolvedin
developingthenextgenerationofrefrigerants,systems,
standards,servicetoolsandserviceproceduresformobileair
conditioningsystems.Theywilloutlineboththetechnological
andpolicydevelopmentsfromJapan,EuropeandNorth
Americathatsurroundthedesignandemergenceofsystems
thatfurtherreduceandcontrolGreenHouseGasemissions.
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Graham Napier,CEOofTradeBeam,isaprovider
ofon-demandGlobalTradeManagement(GTM)
software.Mr.Napierhasnearly20yearsexperience
buildingorganizationswithintheinternational
businessarena.Hisemphasishasbeenonusing
advancedtechnologytostreamlineoperations
worldwideanddrivingnewmarketopportunities.
PriortojoiningTradeBeam,Mr.Napierservedaspresidentand
chiefoperatingofficerofFritzCompanies,a$1.8billionintegrated
logisticsservicesprovider.Hemanagedoperationsanddrove
strategicinitiativesforanorganizationconsistingof14,000
peopleworldwide.FritzrecruitedMr.NapierfromAlliedSignal,a
leadingaerospacemanufacturer,whereMr.Napierservedasvice
presidentofStrategicBusinessDevelopmentandNewVenturesfor
AlliedSignalAerospace.
Ward AtkinsonworkedforChevroletEngineeringGMfor30
years,retiringin1981.HewasresponsibleforTestDevelopment,
passengercarandtruckHeatingandAirConditioningSystems,
SunTestEngineering,andprovidedconsultingservicestothe
automotiveindustry.HehasbeenamemberofSAEInternational
since1954andreceivedtheSAE1998ArchT,ColwellCooperative
EngineeringMedal.Additionally,hewasawardedthe1990EPA
“StratosphericOzoneProtectionAward,”theEPA“Stratospheric
OzoneProtectionBestoftheBestAward”in1997,isChairofthe
SAEInteriorClimateControlStandardsCommitteeandalsoChair
oftheSAEAlternateRefrigerantCooperativeResearchProgram.
Stephen O. AndersenisaDirectorofStrategicProjectsinthe
USEnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)ClimateProtection
PartnershipsDivisionandaCo-ChairoftheMontrealProtocol
TechnologyandEconomicAssessmentPanel.Hewasformerly
DeputyDirectoroftheEPAStratosphericProtectionDivision.
Previously,hewasaprofessorofenvironmentaleconomicsat
theCollegeoftheAtlanticandtheUniversityofHawaiianda
visitingscholaratKyotoUniversity.Healsoworkedforconsumer,
environmentalandlegalnon-governmentalorganizations.
Elvis Hoffpauirhasworkedintheautomotive
airconditioningandcoolingindustrysince1979,
andhasbeenwithMACSsinceitwasfoundedin
1981,firstservingasmanagingdirector,thenvice
presidentandpresidentsinceJuly2000.Hehas
coordinatedallofMACSprogramsandprojects,
includingEPA-mandatedcertificationinrefrigerant
recyclingandserviceproceduresofferedbyMACS
asrequiredbySection609oftheCleanAirAct,andothertechnician
trainingofferedatannualconventionsandserviceclinicsheld
throughouttheU.S.HeisamemberoftheSocietyofAutomotive
EngineersandtheAmericanSocietyofAssociationExecutives.
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Special Events
and Networking Opportunities
“Hooray for Hollywood!”
Welcome Reception
SundayAugust5,7:00p.m.
Allattendees(delegates,speakers,exhibitorsandaccompanyingpersons)areinvited
toattendthiswelcomepartytoofficiallykick-offtheconference.It’sagreatwaytoget
acquaintedwithfellowattendeesandbrowsethetechnologyondisplayintheexhibit
hall…andyouneverknowwhatcelebritiesmightstopbyforavisit!
Opening Ceremony
MondayAugust6,8:30a.m.-8:45a.m.
TheopeningceremonyispresidedoverbyDr. James E. Smith,Directorfor
CenterforIndustrialResearchofAppliedMechanicalandAerospaceEngineering
WestVirginiaUniversity,APAC-14GeneralChair
Petersen Automotive Museum Reception
MondayAugust6,6:30p.m.
Youareinvitedtojoinusforaprivatereceptionatthisinternationallyrecognized
museumhousingthreefloorsofautomotivehistory.Itencompassesmorethan
300,000squarefeetandfeaturesmorethan150rareandclassiccars,trucksand
motorcycles,aswellasapermanentexhibitofcelebrityvehicles.
Note: Buses depart the hotel at 6:30 p.m.
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Special Events
and Networking Opportunities
“Dancing Like the Stars” Reception and
Conference Banquet
TuesdayAugust7,6:00p.m.–8:30p.m.
Longbeforerecentshowslike“DancingwiththeStars,”professionalandballroom
dancingwasthetrendbackinthe30sand40s.Infact,someofthegreatestfiguresof
ballroomdancingoriginatedinHollywoodatthattime,includingthefamousdance
teamofFredAstaireandGingerRogers.Tonight,guestswillhavetheexcitingopportunitytofeelasiftheyweredancingliketheStars!
Followingthereception,stepbackintimeandenjoyanamazingarrayofbeautifully
costumedandwell-choreographedprofessionaldancerswhowillentertainyouwith
stunningballroomexhibitionssuchastheTango,FoxTrot,Waltz,PasoDoble,Mambo
andChaCha.Followingthisentertainingdisplay,everyoneisinvitedtogetafirsthandlessonintheartofballroomdancing–feellikeastarasyouareinstructedonthe
intricatemovesoftheTango,thegracefulandelegantWaltz,andthealluringmoves
oftheMamboorChaCha–agiftdefinitelyworthtakinghometosharewithfriends
andfamily.
Important Note:
• Banquetattireisbusinesssuits
• Additionalbanquetticketsare$75.00
• Extrachargeforaccompanyingpersonsandstudents
Passing of the APAC banner – Closing Ceremony
WednesdayAugust8,11:30a.m.–12:00p.m.
EnjoyabriefrecapoftheweekwithapictureslideshowinadditiontoSAE
InternationalhandingofftheAPACbannertoSAEVietnam,thehostofAPAC-15.
Farewell Lunch
WednesdayAugust8,12:00p.m.–1:30p.m.
AlldelegatesandguestsareinvitedtotheFarewellLunch–agreatwaytosaygoodbyetoHollywoodbymeetingwithfriendsandcolleaguestoreflectontheweek’s
discussionsandaccomplishments.
RefreshmentBreaksinExhibitionHall–
spendtimewithcolleaguesdiscussingtheeventseachmorningandafternoon.
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SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Self-configuration and Self-healing in AUTOSAR
Wolfgang Trumler, University of Augsburg
Improvement of Corner Side Impact Crash
Compatibility by Energy-Absorbing Bumper End
Treatments
Charles Y. Warner, Collision Safety Engineering LC
Blind Source Separation on Complicated Vibration
Signal of Power Distribute Box According to HigherOrder Cumulant Method
Shunming Li, Nanjing University of Aeronautics
Design Concept and Solution to Heads Up Display
R. Muruganandam, Visteon India, Ltd.
A Multi-disciplinary Framework for Integrating Driver
Safety Into Vehicle Routing Methods in Positioning
Systems
Kaveh Nezamirad, Swinburne Univ. of Tech.
Effect of Natural Voice Information and Warning:
Evaluation in ASV-3 Verification Test and Driving
Simulator
Noriyoshi Matsuo, Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd.; Norimasa Kaneko, Fuji
Heavy Industries Ltd.; Shinichi Satomi, Fuji Techno Service Co., Ltd.;
Mamoru Sekiguchi, Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.
An Investigation of Steering-Pull Reduction Method by
Using Electric Power Steering System
Masahiro Kubota, Masahiko Yoshizawa, Hiroshi Mouri, Nissan Motor
Co., Ltd.
The Research of Intelligent Vehicles Aided Navigation
System Based on Machine Vision (Written Only -- No
Oral Presentation)
Ying Yang, Northeastern Univ.
Functions and Technology of Digital Tachographs
Systems with Contemporary Telematic Systems in
Road Transport, on Board Informatics Net and GPS
System
Marcin Rychter, Motor Transport Institute
Evaluation of In-vehicle Symbols for an Intersection
Collision Avoidance System
Issues in the Implementation of Millimeter Wave Short
Range Radar on CMOS
John L. Campbell, Battelle Memorial Institute
E. Skafidis, Univ. of Melbourne
Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information and
Assistance Systems: Noise & Vibration
A Study on the Possibility of Applications of LED
Headlamps in Korea
Byung do Kang, Korea Auto Testing & Research Institute
The Study on the Blind Spot Detector System with IR
Sensors
Minhyuk Son, Inje Univ.
An Ergonomic Investigation for Control Types and
Menu Design Types of In-Vehicle Information System
(IVIS)
Sung-Hyun Lim, Hyundai Motor Co.
A Whole Transfer Matrix Method for the Vibration
Analysis of Vehicle’s Gear Box
Shan Chai, Shandong Univ. of Technology
Statistical Response Prediction of Vehicle Based on
Statistical Energy Analysis
Qingbin Liao, Shunming Li, Nanjing University of Aeronautics
Theoretical and Experimental Analysis of Neutral Gear
Rattle in Manual Shift Synchromesh Transmission
Manoz Kumar T M, TVS Motor Co., Ltd.
The Development of Biosensor to Detect Drowsiness
and Quantity of Residual Alcohol in the Human Body
by Electrodermography
Toshiaki Sakurai, Michiko Sato, Iwaki Meisei Univ.; Yasufumi Sekine,
Mobility Institute for Education of Traffic Safety
Consideration on Appropriate Display Area for HeadUp Displays
Kazumoto Morita, Michiaki Sekine, Yuki Tsukada, Takeo Okada,
Yoshinori Toyofuku, National Traffic Safety & Enviro Lab.
Classification of Driver Steering Intention
Based on Brain-Computer Interface Using
Electroencephalogram
Toshihito Ikenishi, Takayoshi Kamada, Masao Nagai, Tokyo Univ. of
Agric & Tech.
Experimental and Analytical Investigation of Noise
From Hypoid Gears with Low Transmission Error
Alexander Hespe, Univ. of New South Wales
The Coherent Analysis and Improvement of Sound
Quality for an Automotive HVAC Using Multiple
Dimensional Spectral Analysis
Jae Eung Oh, Sanggil Park, Haejin Lee, Hanyang Univ.; Jungyoun
Lee, Kyonggi Univ.
Numerical Study on the Flow Noise Generation in an
Automotive Muffler System
Ho Cheol Suh, Sejong Ind., Ltd.
Development Analyzing Noise and Vibration of Manual
Transmission for Light Truck
Quang Nguyen, Vehicle Manufacture
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ELECTRONICS
Driver/Vehicle
Interface, Information and Assistance Systems
Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information and
Assistance Systems: Driver Assistance
& Information
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information and Assistance
Optimal Design Strategy on Balance Shaft
ChanJjung Kim, Dong-Won Lee, Bong-Hyun Lee, Hyun-Chul Kim,
Korea Automotive Technology Institute
A Prediction Method of Vehicle Vibration caused by
the Drive Torque Fluctuation at Takeoff
Hiroyuli Kato, Katsuyuki Hibi, Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd.
Experimental Analysis of the Stick-Slip Noise from
the Crankshaft Oil Seal of the Diesel Engine
Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information
and Assistance Systems: Vehicle
Security and Occupant Safety
Optimal Design on Shape of Side Head-Thorax
Airbag
Zhixiong Ma, Wuhan Univ.; Xi Chan Zhu, Tongji Univ.
Jouji Kimura, Hideaki Shigyou, Isuzu Motors, Ltd.
Instrument Panel Validation - Use of FE Approach for
Impact Analysis
Mode Classification Analysis Using Mutual
Relationship between Dynamics of Automobile
Whole-Body and Components
Rahul Pathare, A. A. Miraje, Sinhgad College of Engineering;
Shrikant Mallikarjun Haragapurkar, Abhay Vijay Mannikar, Shekhar
Gopalkrishna Saraf, Automotive Research Association of India; R.
Tiwari, International Car Motor, Ltd.
Takayuki Koizumi, Shin Nakahara, Nobutaka Tsujiuchi, Doshisha
Univ.
A Study on Crankshaft Vibration Characteristics
of Automotive High Speed Diesel Engine by FEM
Analysis
Yasuhiro Honda, Tomoaki Kodama, Katsuhiko Wakabayashi, Toshio
Takeuchi, Kokushikan Univ.
On-the-spot Investigation of Negotiation Patterns
of Passing Cars without Right of Way at a Nonsignalized Intersection
Hiroaki Kosaka, Takuya Hashikawa, Nobuhisa Higashikaw, Masaru
Noda, Hirokazu Nishitani, Nara Institute of Science & Technology;
Masaaki Uechi, Kazuya Sasaki, Toyota Higashifuji Technical Center
Misfire Detection for Vehicles with Dual Mass
Flywheel Based on Reconstructed Engine Torque
Andreas Walter, Universitat of Karlsruhe
Poster Sessions
An occasion with a rewarding purpose: to showcase innovative ideas through the posters you create. Network
and discuss your handiwork with attendees in this intimate setting – the focus is on you – so take advantage
of the spotlight!
Poster on the following topics will be displayed: Powertrain technology, Driver/Vehicle Interface, Information
and Assistance Systems, Vehicle Design and Manufacturing, Transportation Challenges in Emerging Markets,
Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control Systems.
Posters under consideration:
Investigation of Wet Clutch Break-Away Behaviors
Yuji Fujii, Ford Motor Co.
Development of ECU in the Loop for Vehicle
Dynamics Control
Boo, Kwangsuck, Inje Univ.
Quartz MEMS Gyroscope Technology Enables LifeSaving Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
Appel, Lori, Custom Sensors & Technologies
BEI Duncan Electronics Custom Sensors &
Technologies Transportation Products Overview
Appel, Lori, Custom Sensors & Technologies
Kavlico Custom Sensors & Technologies Tire
Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
CalinMiclaus, Rob Hunter, Omar Abed, Kavlico Corp.
Engineered Sealing and Structural Solutions for the
Worldwide Automotive Industry
Kurt M. Lilley, L&L Products Inc.
Dynamically Re-configurable Internal Combustion
Engine Air Hybrid Vehicle
Walt Froloff, InspirEngine
A Study on Parameter Estimation for Integrated
Chassis Control
Minhyuk Son, Inje Univ.
Development of a Down Scaled Model for Studies
of Reynolds Effects in Cooling Airflow
Lasse Christoffersen, Chalmers Univ. of Technology
Software Architecture of Embedded HumanMachine Interface in Automotive Market
Jerome Dento
Hydrogen Enrichment of Various Fuels through
Thermochemical Recuperation of Combustion
Exhaust Gases
Eddie A.Jordan
Full Toroidal Traction Drive Technology
Peter M. O’Neill, Torotrak (Development), Ltd.
Posters will be on free standing mounting surface for display. Authors will be available for discussion
at lunch (12:30 - 1:30 p.m.) in the exhibit hall.
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The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Performance and Emission Evaluation in Dual-fuel
Diesel Engine Using Bio-fuels for Pilot Injection
K D H Bob-Manuel, Rivers State Univ of Science and Technology,
Nigeria; Roy J. Crookes, Univ. of London
Multi-objective Optimisation of Engine Controlled
Combustion Parameters in a Compressed Natural
Gas Direct Injection Engine using Coupled Code
of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Wendy Hardyono Kurniawan, National Univ. of Malaysia
Mini High Speed HCCI Engine Fueled with Ether: Load
Range, Emission Characteristics and Optical Analysis
Vittorio Manente, Lund Institute of Technology
Testing and Designing of an Arrangement to Gain
Stratified Charged Through Port Injection (Written
Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Omid Samimi Abiane, IPCO
Study the Effect of Variable Compression Ratio on
Performance of LPG Based Single Cylinder Engine
Chetankumar Mistry, C K Pithawalla College of Engrg & Tech.
Experiment Study and Numerical Simulation on
Coolant-flow For Heavy-duty Vehicle Diesel Engine
Compression Ratio Variations in a Carbureted and PFI
Normally Aspirated Small Engine
William Attard, Univ. of Melbourne
The Combustion and Exhaust Gas Emission Test of a
Direct Injection Compression Ignition Engine Using
Physic Nut Oil (Jatropha Curcas L. Oil)
Iman K. Reksowardojo, Bandung Institute of Technology; R.
Sopheak, Institute of Technology of Cambodia; T. P. Brodjonegoro,
W. Arismundar, Institute Teknologi Bandung; Hideyuki Ogawa,
Hokkaido Univ.
Study on Combustion and Emission Characteristics of
CNG Fueled RI-Engine
Yong Dong, Jongsang Park, Jeongkuk Yeom, Jongyul Ha, Sungsik
Chung, Dong-a Univ.
Emission Characteristics of GTL in Common Rail
Direct Injection Diesel Engine
Yonggyu Lee, Kyonam Choi, Dong-soo Jeong, Korea Institute of
Machinery and Materials; Gunfeel Moon, Korea Univ. of Science and
Technology; Byoungjun Kim, Myoungji Univ.
An Experimental Investigation on the Spray
Characteristics of DME Blended Biodiesel
Seung Hwan Bang, Bong Woo Ryu, Chang Sik Lee, Hanyang Univ.
Characteristics of Syngas Combustion Based on
Methane for Various Reforming Rates
S. K. Choi, M. K. Kim, Suk Ho Chung, Seoul National Univ.; M. S.
Cha, Y. H. Song, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials
Zhaowen Wang, Ronghua Huang, Xiaobei Cheng, Huazhong Univ.;
Jun Qin, Guangxi Yuchai Machinery Co., Ltd.; Xiangjun Zhou, Guang
Xi Yuchai Machinery Co., Ltd.
Experimental Investigation on Flow Rate Performance
and LPLi Engine Application of Turbine Pump with
Various Composition Ratio of LPG Fuel
ALL Fuel [ Solids,Liquids,Gas,Agro waste , Solids
waste etc] Independent of Fuel Characteristics
Employing Andy Engine will SAVE 80 % FUEL to
transport same weight at same speed on same Ruad
Kangjoo Lee, Seong-Won Choi, Cha-Lee Myung, Simsoo Park, Korea
Univ.
(Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Andy M. Appan, Adroit Engg
HC Reductions From Shifting the No NOx Lean Fuel
Limit of Hydrogen Assisted Jet Ignition with EGR
Elisa Toulson, Univ. of Melbourne
Weight Effect on Emissions and Fuel Consumption
from Diesel and Lean-burn Natural Gas Transit Buses
Nigel N. Clark, West Virginia Univ.
The Dual-Fueled Homogeneous Charge Compression
Ignition Engine Using Liquefied Petroleum Gas and
Di-methyl Ether
Choongsik Bae, Korea Advanced Inst. of Science & Tech.
Flex-Fuel Vehicle Development to Expedite Alcohols as
the Basis of a Viable Negative-CO2 Energy Economy
James W G Turner, Lotus Engineering, Ltd.
Difference of Spray Mixture Formation between Gas
Oil and Ethanol in the Constant Volume Electrical
Heating Chamber
Hironori Saitoh, Kouji Uchida, Sojo University
Development of a Turbo-charged Direct Injection E100
Combustion System
Development of Engine for Flex Fuel Vehicle
Simon Brewster, Orbital Corp. Ltd.
Susumu Nakajima, Ryoji Saiki, Yoichi Goryozono, Honda R&D Co.,
Ltd.
Experiments in Dual Fuelling a Compression Ignition
Engine by Injecting Dimethyl Ether as a Pilot Fuel to
Ignite Varying Quantities of Natural Gas
Development of CNG Engine with Variable Valve
Timing Electronic Control
John F. Olsen, Univ. of New South Wales
Osamu Watanabe, Susumu Nakajima, Hiroyuki Goto, Honda R&D
Co., Ltd.
Expansion of Premixed Compression Ignition
Combustion Region by Supercharging Operation and
Lower Compression Ratio Piston
Ryo Kitabatake, Naoki Shimazaki, Terukazu Nishimura, Isuzu
Advanced Engineering Center, Ltd.
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 13 Powertrain Technology
Powertrain Technology: Alternative
Fuel Engines
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Powertrain Technology
Study of the Combustion Mechanism of Diesel
Particulate Matter
Toru Nishizawa, Hiroshi Akama, Shuji Kimura, Nissan Motor Co.,
Ltd.; Hiroshi Kitagawa, Hokkaido Automotive Engineering College;
Shigeru Tosaka, Hokkaido Institute of Technology
Development of a Small Size Gas Engine System for
Low Calorific Value Gaseous Fuel From Biomass
Yudai Yamasaki, Yuki Nagata, Go Tomatsu, Shigehiko Kaneko,
Univ. of Tokyo
Infrared-Excitation for Improved Hydrocarbon Fuel
Combustion Efficiency: An Initial Study
Albert C. Wey, Aldi Far-IR Products Inc.
Combustion Studies for PFI Hydrogen IC Engines
Sebastian Verhelst, Roger Sierens, Ghent University
Operation and Cold Start Mechanism of Internal
Combustion Engines with Alternative Fuels
Yiding Cao, Florida International Univ.
Performance and Exhaust Emissions from an Engine
Fuelled by Soybean and Wild Radish Biodiesel
Jose Ricardo Sodre, Pontifical Catholic University
Computational and Experimental Thermal Analysis of
Cylinder Block and Head of a Bi-fuel Turbocharged
Engine
Mahdi Ahmadi, Iran Khodro Powertrain Co.
Characteristics of Performance and Emissions from
an Ethanol-Gasoline Blend Fuelled Engine
Jose Ricardo Sodre, Pontifical Catholic University; Guilherme
Teixeira Correa Pinto, Fiat Powertrain Ltda
Optimized Design of a Cyclic Variability Constrained
Lean Limit SI Engine at Optimum NOx and Efficiency
Using a PSO Algorithm
Pouria Mehrani, Univ. of Melbourne
High Performance Engine Cooling System Fluiddynamic Analysis
Adolfo Senatore, Universita di Napoli
Analysis of Total Efficiency GDI Engine Working on
Stratified Charge
Bronislaw Sendyka, Cracow Univ. of Technology; Mariusz Grzegorz
Cygnar, State Higher Vocational School, Nowy Sacz
Engine/Vehicle Matching for a FSAE Racecar
Marco Evangelos Biancolini, Univ. di Roma Tor Vergata
Application of Wavelet Analysis to Determine the
Start of Combustion of Diesel Engines
Arief Hariyanto, Institute of Technology Bandung; Komang
Bagiasna, Isa Asharimurti, Institute Teknologi Bandung; Wiranto
Arismunandar, Bandung Institute of Technology
On Board Self-Diagnostic Strategies Research for
Electronic Control Diesel-Oil Injection System
Zhou Xing-li, Xian Jiaotong Univ.
The Effect on Friction of Engine Oil Seal Using Low
Viscosity Engine Oil for Fuel Economy Improvement
Sae-il Jeon, Han Goo Kim, Se Jong Yoo, Renault Samsung Motors
Technical Center; Myoung-Hun Oh, SKF Sealing Solutions Korea
Co., Ltd.
Zero-Dimensional Gasoline CAI/HCCI Engine
Modeling and SI-CAI-SI Mode Transition Torque
Control
Powertrain Technology: Engine Design
Doowon Choe, Kangyoon Lee, Minkwang Lee, Myoungho Sunwoo,
Hanyang Univ.
Dynamically Re-configurable Internal Combustion
Engine
Development of an Injector Driver for Piezo and
Solenoid Type Common-rail Injectors
Walt Froloff, InspirEngine LLC
Byounggul Oh, Seungsuk Oh, Kangyoon Lee, Myoungho Sunwoo,
Hanyang Univ.
Numerical Simulation of Scavenging in a Small TwoStroke Gasoline Engine
Sameera Wijeyakulasuriya, Univ. of Moratuwa; Mohamed R. Nalim,
Indiana University
Step Motor Assisted Variable Valve Timing System
C. Murali Sreenivasan, N. Venkatesan, Rajalakshmi Engineering
College
Numerical Simulation and Experimental Study of
Combustion and Emission Formation in a DI
Xiuyong Shi, Guoxiang Li, Shandong Univ.
Optimising the Design of the Air Flow Orifice or
Restrictor for Race Car Applications
Harry C. Watson, Univ. of Melbourne
Why Liquid Phase LPG Port Injection has Superior
Power and Efficiency to Gas Phase Port Injection
Harry C. Watson, Univ. of Melbourne
3-Dimensional Simulation of Unburned Hydrocarbon
Oxidation in an Engine Geometry using Modified
One-step Reaction Equation
Hyuksun Kwon, Kyoungdoug Min, Seoul National Univ.
An In-cylinder Pressure Referencing Method based
on a Variable Polytropic Coefficient
Kangyoon Lee, Minsu Kwon, Myoungho Sunwoo, Hanyang Univ.
Optimization of Intake Manifold Design using DFSS
(Design for Six Sigma)
Hong Soon-Seong, GM Daewoo Auto & Technology Co.
Partial Elasto-Hydrodynamic Lubrication Analysis for
Cylindrical Conformal Contact Model Considering
Effect of Surface Wave
Dongwon Kim, Hyundai Motor Co.
Plasma Assisted Generation of Syngas for the Low
Emission of Gasoline Engine
Yoon-Sang Nam, Hyundai Motor Co.
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The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Accurate Torque Control of IPM machines for ISG
Hybrid Vehicle Applications
Won-Seok Chang, Hyundai Motor Co.
Xiaojiang Chen, Ricardo Tarragon Ltd.
Influence of LPG Injector Location On Engine
Emissions and Performance
Coupling Simulation About Flexible Multi-Body
Dynamics and Hydrodynamic Lubrication of Crank
System
Marek Flekiewicz, Bartosz Flekiewicz, Politechnika Slaska
Development of a Plastic Intake Manifold with CAE
Hiroyuki Tanaka, Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd.
Development of Innovative Variable Valve Event and
Lift (VEL) System
Yosuke Mae, Shinichi Kiga, Yuzo Akasaka, Kazuto Tomogane,
Chisato Suzuki, Shigekazu Fuji, Jun Iseki, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
A Study of Compression Ratio Changing Mechanism
with a Multi-link Type Variable Compression Ratio
Engine
Yoshiaki Tanaka, Ryousuke Hiyoshi, Shinichi Takemura, Nissan
Motor Co., Ltd.; Yoshinori Ikeda, NTN Corp.; Masafumi Sugawara,
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
Development and Application of Structural Analysis
Method in Engine Connecting Rod
Moon Heewook, Hyundai Motor Co. & KIA Motors Corp.
An Investigation on Knock and Pre-ignition with
Tumble Induced Turbulence (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Mohsen Salem Radwan, Univ. of Helwan, Cairo
Simulation of Misfire in Vehicles with SI Engine
Marcin Rychter, Motor Transport Institute
On-board Diagnostic of Combustion Process in
CI Engines with the Use of Dimensional and Nondemensional Vibration Signal Parameters
Jerzy Merkisz, Marek Waligórski, Poznan Univ. of Technology
Fuel Desulfurization Filter (Oral Only)
Peter D. Unger, Ronald P. Rohrbach, Honeywell
Extending the Load Range in an HCCI Engine While
Using Different Combustion Chamber Geometries
Andreas Vressner, Lund Univ.
Waste-Gate Turbocharging Control in Automotive
SI Engines: Effect on Turbine Steady and Unsteady
Performance
Massimo Capobianco, Univ. of Genoa
Powertrain Technology: Hybrid and
Electric Power Systems
Converter Comparison for DC Brush Motor and
a Brushless DC Motor Drives for Automotive
Applications
Marco Pürschel, Infineon Technologies AG
Hybridization of Powertrains and Its Effect on the
Cooling System Layout
Ying Cheng, Beijing Institute of Technology
Linearity Optimization of Electronic Throttle Sensor of
Diesel Engine
Mingijang Hu, Jiangsu Univ.
Engine Torque Observer Based Real-time Optimization
Control Strategy of Parallel Hybrid Electric Bus
Kaisheng Huang, Tsinghua Univ.
Design of Parallel Hybrid Electric Bus with Emphasis
on Regeneration Braking
Kaisheng Huang, Tsinghua Univ.
Automotive Powertrain Modeling and Simulation
Based on AMESim
Guizhi Sun, Jinju Shao, Minxiang Wei, Man Pei, Nanjing Univ. of
Aeronautics
Development of Engine Auxiliary Control System for
the Powertrain of Hybrid Electric Vehicle
Shichun Yang, Jun Li, Ying Gao, Konghui Guo, Bainian Zhi, Jilin Univ.
The Research on Fuzzy Logic Control Strategy of
Synergic Electric System of Hybrid Electric Vehicle
Yuan-bin Yu, Qingnian Wang, Bo Liu, Qian Zhang, Jilin Univ.
Study on the Motor Torque Co-ordination Control of
the Four-wheel Independent Driving Electric Vehicles
Huanhuan Zhang, Jilin Univ.
Analysis for Emission Performance of Hybrid Electric
Vehicles Affected by Endurance Test
Chun-ming Zhao, China Automotive Technology & Res. Ctr.
Fault Diagnosis of the Electrical System in Electric
Vehicles Based on Distribution Control System
Chun-ming Zhao, China Automotive Technology & Res. Ctr.
On-line Monitoring Methods of High Voltage
Parameter in Electric Vehicles
Chun-ming Zhao, China Automotive Technology & Res. Ctr.
Research on Key Components Selection of HighVoltage System in Electric Vehicles Based on Test and
Simulation
Chun-ming Zhao, China Automotive Technology & Res. Ctr.
Assessing Potential of Advanced Powertrain Concepts
on Various Driving Cycles
Trudy Weber, Prasad Atluri, General Motors Corp.
Is State of the Art Simulation Software Ready for
Hybrid Vehicles?
Philipp Guttenberg, Romax Technology, Ltd.
Guenter Lang, Virtual Vehicle Competence Center
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 15 Powertrain Technology
Design and Development of a Central Direct Injection
Stratified Gasoline Engine
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Powertrain Technology
Control and Power Management in Hybrid and
Electric Vehicles
Peter James, Prodrive, Ltd.
The Application of Low-cost Belt Starter-Generator
Hybrid Technology in Emerging Markets
Ian Cluett, Ricardo Tarragon, Ltd.
Design Concept for Programmable Alternator
Regulator
R. Muruganandam, Visteon India, Ltd.
Development of an Improved Design Concept for
Practical Implementation of Electric Vehicles
Mohan Gangadurai, Srinath Gopinath, TVS Motor Co., Ltd.
Dynamics of Hybrid Propulsion System with Electric
Power Divider
Zdenek Cerovsky, Miroslav Lev, Pavel Mindl, Czech Technical Univ.
Real-Time Powertrain Control Strategy for SeriesParallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Joonyoung Park, Hyundai Motor Co.
Two-Stage Modeling of Vehicle Alternator
Wanjae Shin, Hyundai Motor Co.
Severity Evaluation of Failure of HCU Using ECU-InThe-Loop
Byoung-Joon Moon, Mando Corp.
A Stochastic Energy Management Strategy for
Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicles (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Juxiao Lu, Tsinghua Univ.
HILS Application for Hybrid System Development
Powertrain Technology: Fuel Cell
Systems
Control of Automotive PEM Fuel Cell System
Seo-Ho Choi, Hyundai Motor Co.
A Dynamic Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell Model :
Thermal Behavior and Membrane Hydration Effect
Myoungho Sunwoo, Hanyang Univ.
Contact Pressure Analysis of Fuel Cell Stack
Considering Gasket Aging
Woonbong Hwang, Pohang Univ. of Science and Technology
Effects of Fuel Spray Characteristics on Smoke
Emissions in a Small-Displacement Spark-Ignition
Direct-Injection Engine
Takahiro Noyori, Hiroaki Inoue, Suzuki Motor Corp.
Design of a Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicle with a
Hydrogen Generation System Fueled with Ammonia
Masaya Otoguro, Takashi Saika, Kotaro Akasaka, Tetsuo Nohara,
Kogakuin Univ.
DME Fuel-Cell Hybrid System Combined with
Diesel Engine for Commercial Vehicles with Electric
Devices
Masaki Uehara, Toshimitsu Yugami, Takashi Saika, Kogakuin Univ.
Powertrain Technology: Transmission
Systems
Converting Transmission Components to Progressive
Metal Stampings
Zi Qiang Sheng, Isatec Technical Center
Naozumi Okuda, Toyota Motor Co., Ltd.; Naoki Ishikawa, Toyota
Motor Corporation; Zibo Kang, Tomohiko Katayama, Toyota
Technical Development Corporation; Toshio Nakai, Fujitsu Ten, Ltd.
Developments in Full Toroidal Traction Drive Infinitely
and Continuously Variable Transmissions
Development of New Light Duty Hybrid Truck
Real-time Simulation Research on Dual Clutch
Transmission Based on dSPACE
Ryutaro Hosoya, Koichi Yamaguchi, Hino Motors, Ltd.
Ultracapacitors In Energy Management Strategies
For Hybrid Vehicle Power Systems
Juergen Auer, Maxwell Technologies
Development and Validation of Anti-lock Braking
and Regenerative Braking Control System for
Commercial Parallel HEV
Liang Chu, Texas A & M University
An Investigation into the Acceleration Slip Regulation
(ASR) Control System for Commercial Parallel HEV
Liang Chu, Texas A & M University
Investigation of the Brake Torque Distribution
Strategy for HEV aiming at the Brake Safety and High
Efficient Energy Recovering
Liang Chu, Texas A & M University
Peter M. O’Neill, David Burtt, Torotrak (Development), Ltd.
Xuexun Guo, Wuhan Univ. of Technology
On the Cruise Control Based on the Automated
Mechanical Transmission (AMT) System
Hui Jin, Beijing Institute of Technology
Research on Adaptive 4WD Systems
Jianhua Wang, Fei Xie, Chuanxue Song, Jilin Univ.
Characteristics Analysis of Hydro-mechanical
Continuously Variable Transmission of Vehicle
Zhili Zhou, Henan Univ. of Science and Tech.
Redesign of Single Stage Speed Reduction Helical
Gearbox-Transmission System
Ganesh Balaji Kadalarasan
A Systems Approach to Structural Optimisation of an
Automotive Gearbox Housing
Andrew Poon, Yongle Song, Romax Technology, Ltd.
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The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Investigation of Wet Clutch Break-Away Behaviors
Analysis of Mechanical Traction CVTs by Methods
Used in Dynamics of Constrained Multi-body Systems
Mart Mägi, Chalmers Univ. of Technology
Optimum Design of Front Cover Taper Angle in Torque
Converter by Finite Element Method
Choi Wan, Jae-Hoon Song, Hideaki Kosuge, Jae-Duk Jang, In-Sik
Joo, Korea Powertrain Co., Ltd.
Dynamic Analysis of Damper System in Torque
Converter
Taejun Park, Euncheol Park, Jaehoon Song, Jaeduk Jang, Insik Joo,
Korea Powertrain Co., Ltd.
Determination of Vehicle Clutch Slippage Using GPS
Technology
Low-Cycle Failure Analysis of Automotive Clutch Disk
under Unexpected Stopper Pins Vibration
Heung-Shik Lee, Inha Univ.
Analysis of One-way Clutch Mechanism of Motorized
Retractors and Evaluation of Motor Driving Scenarios
JaeSoon Park, Kangwon National Univ.
A Fuzzy Gear Shifting Strategy Based on Fuel
Economy (Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Reza Baghaei
A Comprehensive Approach to Design of Embedded
Real-time Software for Controlling Mechanical
Systems
Johan Eriksson, Lulea Univ. of Technology; Per Lindgren, Lulea
University of Technology
Joyanta Kumar Chakrabarty, Tata Technologies, Ltd.
Vehicle Implementation of A GM RWD Six-Speed
Integrated-Friction-Launch Automatic Transmission
Farzad Samie, Chunhao Joseph Lee, Kumaraswamy Hebbale, ChiKuan Kao, General Motors Corp.
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The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 17 Powertrain Technology
Yuji Fujii, Ford Motor Co.
Transportation Challenges in Emerging Markets
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Transportation Challenges in Emerging
Markets: Safety
Transportation Challenges in Emerging
Markets: Maintenance and After Market
Load Interaction Effects on FCG Driving Force
Firmware Update Over The Air (FOTA) for Automotive
Industry
Daniel Kujawski, Sudip Dinda, Western Michigan Univ.
Study on the Step-by-step Energy Absorption Method
Based on the Theory of Reverse Design
Libo Cao, Hunan Univ.
Design Factors for Car Side Curtain Airbag
Development
Chen Xiaodong, Jiangsu Univ.
Managing Software Development through System-ofSystems Matrix
Dev G. Raheja, Design for Competitiveness Inc.
Research on the Key Technologies to the Realization
of Measuring the Path and Attitude of Vehicle Body
Based on the SIMS/GPS Integrated System
Xiaolong Zhang, Southeast Univ.
Damageability Improvement of Front Structure in a
Low Speed Crash
Dongseok Kim, Jung ho Kim, Jongseok Kim, GM Daewoo Auto &
Technology
Effects of AHS on Traffic Accident Reduction
Radovan Miucic, Wayne State Univ.
Statistical Distribution Model of Complicated Random
Variables Based on Maximum Entropy Concept
Xiang Gao, Jiangsu Univ.; Jianxiang Zheng, Tianjin Univ.
Statistical Distribution Model of Feild Reliability Based
on Phased Weibull Distribution
Jianxiang Zheng, Tianjin Univ.
Development of a New Method to Detect the Clamping
Force of a Bolted Joint
Shinji Hashimura, Kurume National College of Technology; Kyoichi
Komatsu, Tohnichi Mfg Co., Ltd.
Transportation Challenges in Emerging
Markets: Personal/Public/Freight
Transportation
Study on Technological Infrastructure of Van
Automatic Identification
Wuming Luo, Shijian Yang, Military Transportation Institute
Setsuo Hirai, National Institute for Materials Science; Hideto
Hatakenaka, Isao Yamazaki, National Institute for Land and
Infrastructure Management
Driver Fatigue Detection and Warning System in
Road Freight Operation (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Relationship Between Human Attributes and Neck
Injury Severity in Rear-end Collisions
Xiaohan Liu, Xihua Univ.
Yoichi Watanabe, Institute for Traffic Accident Research and Data
Analysis
Transportation Challenges in Emerging
Markets: Environment and Energy
Continuous Simulation of Automobile Running and
Crash Using a Finite Element Method
Tatsuya Fukushima, Hitoshi Shimonishi, Masafumi Shitamichi,
Toshikazu Torigaki, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.; Hodaka Oda, JRI
Solutions, Ltd.
Virtual Simulation of Real-World Accidents
Ryuuji Ootani, Chinmoy Pal, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
Analysis of Rear-end Collision Incident Using Drive
Recorder
Yohei Michitsuji, Yohei Morinaka, Pongsathorn Raksincharoensak,
Masao Nagai, Tokyo Univ. of Agric & Tech.
Analysis of Driver Behavior During Yellow Traffic
Signals Using Drive Recorder
Yohei Michitsuji, Daisuke Mezaki, Pongsathorn Raksincharoensak,
Masao Nagai, Tokyo Univ. of Agric & Tech.
Use of Zeolites to Suppress Cold Start Emissions in
Automobiles (Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
V. Saranathan, Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering
The Influence of Oxygen Dissolved in the Diesel Fuel
on the Combustion Process and Concentration of
Toxic Compounds in Exhaust Gas
Jerzy Merkisz, Poznan Univ. of Technology
U.S. Department of Energy’s Market Transformation
Plans for Fuel Cells
James F. Miller, Argonne National Laboratory
Fuel-Borne Catalyst Assisted DPF regeneration on a
Renault Truck MD9 Engine Outfitted with SCR (Oral
Only)
Emmanuel Joubert, Aaqius & Aaqius
Are We Flat Out for Survivable Deceleration?
Experimental Study of Lean NOx Trap Management
Kenneth Berg
Massimo Cardone, Universita di Napoli
Vehicle Safety: Role of Starting Circuit and Discussion
on Prevention Measure
A Study on the NOx Reduction Characteristics of
Urea-Selective Catalytic Reduction(SCR) System in a
Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine
Niranjana Upadhaya, Tata Motors Ltd.
Ineok Cho, Kumwon Kang, Seangwock Lee, Kookmin Univ.;
Wanyong Rha, Shinsung College
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The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Sukyoung Lee, Republic of Korea Naval Academy
Heat Exchange Efficiency Characteristics of EGR
Cooler with Stack-Type or Shell &Tube-Type
Sang-KI Park, Hyung-Man Kim, Kap-Seung Choi, Hak-Min Wang,
Inje Univ.
Performance Characteristics of Motor-driven Cylinder
Lubricator with Improved Electronic Control Quill in a
Large Two-stroke Diesel Engine
Myung-Whan Bae, Hwa Jung, Yeun-hak Jung, In-deok Kim, Changho Kang, Gyeongsang National Univ.
Theoretical and Experimental Study on Flow Analysis
of Exhaust Manifolds for PZEV
Analysis of Transient Thermal and Conversion
Characteristics of Dual-Monolith Catalytic Converter
with Palladium and Palladium/Rhodium Catalysts
Young-Deuk Kim, Hanyang Univ.; Soo-Jin Jeong, Korea Automotive
Technology Institute; Woo-Seung Kim, Hanyang Univ.
Development of CFD-Analysis Technology on Cooling
of a Marine Diesel Engine
Seong Gyu Heo, Dong-A Univ.
Comparison of NOx Level and BSFC for HPL EGR and
LPL EGR System of Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine
Jong Heun Jun, Yonsei Univ.
Public-private Collaborative Research to Realization of
Advanced Road Services
In Goo Hwang, Cha-Lee Myung, Simsoo Park, Korea Univ.; Chi-Bum
In, Gwon koo Yeo, Hyundai Motor Co. & KIA Motors Corp.
Setsuo Hirai, National Institute for Materials Science; Hideto
Hatakenaka, Yasuyuki Manabe, National Institute for Land and
Infrastructure Management
Optimization and Application of Catalytic Reaction
Parameters on the Heavy-Duty Diesel Aftertreatment
Systems
Possibilities of NOx Reduction In the Emissions of
Compression Ignition Engines Through Ceramic
Oxygen Conductors and Thermoelectric Materials
Man Young Kim, Chonbuk National Univ.
Jerzy Merkisz, Poznan Univ. of Technology
The PM Reduction Performance and Regeneration
Characteristics of Catalyzed Metal Foam Filters for a
3L Diesel Passenger Vehicle
Transportation Challenges in Emerging
Markets: Socio-economic Issues
Gyubaek Cho, Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials
A Characteristics of Particle Number Distribution for
the Urea Solution Injection to Urea SCR System of
Commercial Diesel Engine for an Emission Regulation
Motorcycle Speed Determination Based on Crush
Of The Bullet Vehicle In A Motorcycle-Automobile
Collision
Alan B. Moore, HSA Engineering
Chun Hwan Lee, Korea Automotive Technology Institute
Optical In-Cylinder Flame Temperature Measurement
on Common Rail Diesel Engine Combustion
Deokjin Kim, Korea Automotive Technology Inst.
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The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 19 Transportation Challenges in Emerging Markets
Coupled Numerical Analysis of Fuel Injection System
and Combustion in a Diesel Engine
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing: Body
Structures
Derivation of Vehicle-to-vehicle Frontal Crash Pulse
Estimates from Barrier Crash Data
Charles Y. Warner, Collision Safety Engineering LC
Acoustic Sensitivity Analysis of a Vehicle
Compartment Multilayer Panels
Xiandong Liu, Jianghua Deng, Beihang Univ.
Beam Element Model Optimization Applying Artificial
Neural Networks on BIW Concept Design
Yi Dai, SAIC Motor Corp. Ltd.; Chengwu Duan, Global Insight
Structural Acoustic Optimization of a SUV Auto-body
Based on FEA/SEA
Xinhua Liang, Yi Dai, SAIC Motor Corp. Ltd.
Study on Dynamics Analysis of Powertrains and
Optimization of Coupling Stiffness
Wenjie Qin, Dandan Dong, Beijing Inst. of Technology
Structure Designing and Dynamic Model Establishing
for Travel Mechanism of Six Leg-wheels Lunar Rover
Weiyan Shang, Shunming Li, Nanjing Univ. of Aeronautics and
Astronautics
Control of Grid Density on Fillet of Crankshaft in
Stress FEA
Wei Ling, Wen-jie Qin, Tan Zhuojun, Beijing Inst. of Technology
Advances in 3D Vision for Process Monitoring and
Dimensional Gaging
Walter J. Pastorius, LMI Automotive
Robust Design for Occupant Safety System using
Taguchi’s Method
Seybok Lee, WonPil Ha, Taejung Yeo, Hyundai Mobis
Development of an Optimal Design Program for
Vehicle Side Body Considering the B.I.W. Stiffness and
Light Weight
Yunkii You, Hong Jae Yim, Chan-Mook Kim, Kookmin Univ.; KiChang Kim, Hyundai Motor Co.
The Study of Door-Trim’s FEM Analysis for the
Improvement of Side Impact
A Study on the Compatibility and the Vehicle Front
Stiffness Based on the Real World Accident
Shigeki Nitta, Mazda Motor Corp.; Masakazu Chiba, Toyota Motor
Corp.; Masanobu Fukushima, Kenji Kawaguchi, Mazda Motor Corp.
New Design Support Approach CAP (Computer Aided
Principle) and an Application to Structural Design for
Vehicle Crash Safety
Qiang Yu, Yokohama National Univ.; Toshihiro Araki, Sou Natori,
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.; Kenzo Miyajima, Yokohama National Univ.
Probabilistic Product-Process Design Optimization
of Automotive Structures Using Multiscale Material
Models
Erdem Acar, Kiran N. Solanki, Masoud Rais-Rohani, Mark F.
Horstemeyer, Mississippi State Univ.
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing:
Aerodynamics
Auto Design Of The Future As Seen From A Design
Student’s Perspective
C. Orval Selders, Selders Design
Improving Automotive Fuel Efficiency with
Deturbulator Tape
Sumon Kumar Sinha, Sumontro L. Sinha, Sinhatech
Vehicle Aerodynamic Performance Assessments
through Simulation and Test
Jong Paek Ha, GM Daewoo Auto & Technology
Direct Simulation for Aerodynamic Noise from Vehicle
Parts
Naoki Hamamoto, Masahiro Yoshida, Mitsubishi Motors Corp.;
Yoshinori Goto, Atsushi Hashimoto, Yoshiaki Nakamura, Nagoya
Univ.
Numerical Simulation Analysis of Side Aerodynamic
Force of Car on the Course of Passing Heavy Goods
Vehicle
Yibin He, Hunan Univ.
Numerical Approach to Determine Wind Tunnel
Blockage Correction for the External Aerodynamics of
a Vehicle (Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Pradip G. Dube, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
Sung Ho Ji, Hanil E-Hwa Co., Ltd.
Crash Pad Optimal Structure Design for EURO NCAP
5*
Hyukjae Kwon, Hyundai & Kia Corp.
Fault Diagnosis of Driveline System Using Response
Optimization (Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Srinivas Jonnalagadda, Chaitanya Engineering College
Shape Optimization Method for Automotive Thinwalled Structures Subject to Strength Constraint
Masatoshi Shimoda, Shonan Institute of Technology; Jiro Tsuji,
Mitsubishi Automotive Engineering Co., Ltd.
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Vehicle Design and Manufacturing:
Advanced Materials
Effect of Chemical Composition on Tensile Property in
TRIP-assisted Multiphase Steel Composed of Fe-MnSi-C
Kiyeol Lee, Ulsan Technopark; Youngwoo Choi, Changwon National
Univ.; Ilki Baik, Ulsan Technopark
Physical Properties of Primer-less Waterborne Paint
for Composite Polypropylene in Instrument Panel
Junghwan Lee, Hyundai Mobis; Woo Jeong Oh, Mobis; Ok Kim, Yong
Chun, Hyundai Mobis; Myunghyuk Lim, Jiyoung Woo, KCC Co., Ltd.
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Dongok Kim, Korea Automotive Technology Institute; Hyungjoon
Yoon, Dongwoo Shin, Konyang Univ.; Jinpyung Kim, Korea
Automotive Technology Institute; Youngsik Yoon, Konyang Univ.;
Yongmin Ryu, Beomsuck Han, Korea Automotive Technology
Institute
Fatigue Life Analysis of Automotive V Belt Pulley
Beomkeun Kim, Yongsu Kim, Inje Univ.; Doo-Man Chun, Sung-Hoon
Ahn, Seoul National Univ.
Wear Evaluation of Thermal Sprayed Al-based
Metal Matrix Composite Coatings for Automotive
Components
Yeong Sik Kim, Kyun Tak Kim, Pukyong National Univ.
Nano Surface Modification of Hub Bearing Race
Ways for Increasing the Dynamic Load Rating and
Decreasing the Friction Loss
Inho Cho, DesignMecha; S.G. Jin, Iljin Global; Y.S. Pyoun, Sun Moon
Univ.; D. H. Jeong, K. B. lee, Korea Automotive Technology Institute;
C. S. Kim, DesignMecha
The Effects of Compressive Residual Stress and
Roughness on Anti-Abrasion Characteristics in GasCarburized SCr420 Gear Steel
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing:
Sustainable Development and Recycling
Environmental License in Vehicle Dealers
Luiz Henrique Vilas, UNEC
New CNC-brushing technology for Automotive Parts
Remanufacturing
Daniel Landenberger, Bayreuth Univ.
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing:
Manufacturing Systems
Integrated Vision Advancements for Day and Night
Laser Marking
Faycal Benayad-Cherif, Virtek Vision International Inc.
Quantitatively Augmented QFD -HOQ
Vivek K. Jikar, Univ. of Missouri - Rolla
A DFM Intelligent for Automotive Body Panel Design
Dani Harmanto, Univ. of Derby
Mechanisms and Application of Laser Forming
Technology
Yang-Jin Sim, Hyundai Motor Co.
Hua Ding, Jiangsu Univ.
Development of High-performance PP Masterbatch for
Interior Parts
Prediction of the Engine Piston Pin Boss Hole’s Life
Considering the Material Plastics Deformation
Shinji Kondo, Tsutomu Tanaka, Ryo Ashikawa, Yoshinori Yamamori,
Mitsubishi Motors Corp.; Ryuzo Tomomatsu, Calp Corp.
Shiying Liu, Fenghua Lin, Shandong Univ. of Technology; Zhiming
Wang, Shandong Polytechnic Univ.
The Effects of New Shape Support Material for the
Lean NOx Trap Catalyst on its Catalytic Characteristics
Research and Evaluation of the Gasoline Engine
Piston Pin Boss Hole’s Durability
Seiji Miyoshi, Koichiro Harada, Hideharu Iwakuni, Hiroshi Yamada,
Yoshinori Tsushio, Akihide Takami, Mazda Motor Corp.
Shiying Liu, Fenghua Lin, Shandong Univ. of Technology; Zhiming
Wang, Shandong Polytechnic Univ.
Investigations on Aluminum Assembly Distortions
from Resistance Spot Weld and Self Piercing Riveting
Solution of the Failure of the Bearings in a Planetary
Gear Train
Xinmin Fan, Warwick Manufacturing Group
Yanfang Liu, Xiangyang Xu, Beihang Univ.
Prediction of Bearing Capacity of the Soil Using
Artificial Neural Networks
Design and Research of Vehicle Circuit Semiconductor
Protection System
Mohamed Ali Emam, Helwan Univ.
Haoyi Lu, Haikou Sedan Vehicles Industrial Co., Ltd.
Innovative and Cost Effective approaches for
Evaluating Material Emissions and the Permeability of
Materials Using a Micro-Chamber Thermal Extractor
A New Method for Automotive Software Development
and Its Application in Diesel ECU
Peter G. Hughes, Markes International, Ltd.
Latest Developments in Automotive Bulb Shield
Design and Manufacture
Zi Qiang Sheng, Michael A. Strazzanti, Isatec Technical Center
Lining Sun, Chunyang Mu, Harbin Institute of Technology; Yanchun
Chen, Jun Li, China FAW Group Corp.
Application of Air Bbearing, Jet to DRIVEN Wheel of
Automotive Push Up Speed to 125 % (Written Only -No Oral Presentation)
Andy M. Appan, Adroit Engg
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 21 Vehicle Design and Manufacturing
The Study of Roller Hemming Process via Finite
Element Analysis and Experimental Investigations
Vehicle Design and Manufacturing
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
The Application Research on Laser Welding CabRoof of Nonstandard Truck
Simulation As a Manufacturing Process Planning
Tool
Yuan Yao, Bo Chen, Pei-he Zheng, Hong-zhi Shi, Hao-chun Yu, Mei
Shi, Wei Wei, Ming Cheng, Wei-yan Chao, Bing Ye, Hao Song, Deju
Kong, China FAW Group Corp.
Shankar Venkatachalam, Ashok Leyland
The Influence of Joint Geometry and Fit-up Gaps on
Hybrid Laser-MIG Welding
Yuan Yao, China FAW Group Corp.; M. Wouters, Lulea Univ. of
Technology; J. Powell, Laser Expertise Ltd.; K. Nilsson, A. Kaplan,
Lulea Univ. of Technology
The Design and Realization of Virtual Vehicle
Experiment System
Junyou Zhang, Shufeng Wang, Shandong Univ. of Technology
Cooling System Design - APC (CRDI Engine) Using
Simulation Software
Vinod Mathews, Pune Institute of Engineering & Tech.; Dr. Shyam
Ramchandara Kajale, Government College of Engineering Pune;
Milankumar Nandgaonkar, Government College of Engineering
Application of CFD Methodology to Air Intake System
of CRDI Engine
Indra Nurhadi, Institute of Technology Bandung
Manufacturing Effects on the Fatigue Life
Assessment by Finite Element Methods
Woojong Kang, Katech Inc.
Residual Stresses and Viscoelastic Deformation of
an Injection Molded Automotive Part through 3D
Analysis for Application to Changeable Environment
Sungho Kim, Seoul National Univ.
Development of Welding Process for Joining ff Steel
to Cast Iron for an Automotive Axle Assembly
Venkateswaran Perumal, Automotive Mfgs Pvt, Ltd.
Virtual Simulation of Engine Test Cell For Capacity
And Resource Planning
Shreyas S. Joshi, Pune Institute of Engineering & Tech.; Dr. Shyam
Ramchandara Kajale, Government College of Engineering Pune;
Milankumar Nandgaonkar, Government College of Engineering
Shankar Venkatachalam, Ashok Leyland
The ICEM Shape Design Software Suite and Its Place
in the CATIA V5 PLM Landscape
Joseph C. Hugan, Robert David Budlong, V-Sim
Mike Check, ICEM Ltd.
Fatigue Life Comparison of Front Axle Beams
Manufactured by Two Different Forging Routes
Emulation As A Tool To Help Save Time & Money
During Control Systems Commissioning
Analyses of Temperature and Pressure Condition
in CI Engine’s Exhaust Pipe in Light of Application
NOx Sensor to Determine of Catalytic Converter
Efficiency
Venkateswaran Perumal, Automotive Mfgs Pvt, Ltd.; Jayant
Dattatray Haridas, Tata Motors, Ltd.
Marcin Rychter, Motor Transport Inst.
Towards Driveline Optimisation of a Heavy Duty
Truck Using Microsoft Excel
A Laboratory Vehicle Mock-up Research Work on
Truck Driver’s Selected Seat Position and Posture - A
Mathematical Model Approach
Mukul Mitra, Ashok Leyland
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Bond Graph Modeling of Hydraulic Damper for
Estimating Damping Value
Kianoush Fatollahzadeh, Scania AB
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Variable Stiffness Magneto-rheological Stabilizer Bar
Stuart WJ Hamilton, Timken Technology Center
Effect of Weight Number of Object Function on Control
Force and Performance of Vehicle Active Suspension
Virtual Development of Optimum Twist Beam Design
Configuration and Correlation with Test Results
Balamurugan Janarthanam, Tata Motors, Ltd.
Using Multi-body Simulation to Design Reliable
Embedded Software: Evaluation and Discussion of
Work Methods
Youqiang Cao, Chongqing Univ.
Johan Eriksson, Mikael Nybacka, Tobias Larsson, Per Lindgren, Lulea
University of Technology
Analysis of Kinetic Characteristic and Structural
Parameter Optimization of Multi-link Suspension
MATLAB Model Development From Embedded C
Programs
Changgao Xia, Jiangsu University
Nitin Skandan, Embedded Software
Dynamic Analysis of Non-linear Suspension Based on
Precise Integration Method
Quantification of the Combined Damping
Characteristics of Damper and Top Mount Systems,
to Aid the Optimisation of Ride Performance for Road
Vehicles
Chuanbo Ren, Xiangtao Tian, Shandong Univ. of Technology
Parameters Sensitivity Analysis and Optimization for
the Performance of Vehicle Handling
Mai Li, Changfu Zong, Tianjun Zhu, Hongyu Zheng, Chengwei Tian,
Jilin Univ.
Simulation and Study of SUV Active Roll Control Based
on Fuzzy PID
Tang Xinpeng, Xiaocheng Duan, Huazhong University of Science and
Tech.
Robust Controller Design and Analysis for Four-wheel
Steering Vehicle
Guo-Dong Yin, Nan Chen, Southeast University
Yaw/Roll Stability Modeling Analyses and Control of
Heavy Tractor- SemiTrailer
Tianjun Zhu, Jilin Univ.
Study on Steering Effort Preference of Drivers Basing
on Driving Simulator
Changfu Zong, Jilin Univ.
Parameter Influence Analysis on Suspended Vehicle
Rollover Model
Jian Pang, Ford Motor Co.
A Control and Analysis of Vehicle Rollover Based on
Electronic Stability Control
Youngjoo Cho, Byung Hak Kwak, Mando Corp.
The Roof Loading Effect on Vehicle Dynamic
Characteristics
Youngwoo Kim, GM Daewoo Auto & Technology
An Investigation into Unified Chassis Control
Strategies for Rollover Mitigation
Kyongsu Yi, Seoul National Univ.
A Study on Optimal Yaw Moment Distribution Control
Based on Tire Model
Paul E. Brandon, Kingston University
Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control
Systems: Intelligent Safety Systems
Wire the BRAIN: a High-Integrity Low-Cost Triple
Modular Redundant Computing Platform for an
Integrated X-by-Wire Application on Top of a Braided
Ring Network
Brendan Hall, Michael Paulitsch, Honeywell International Inc.
Crashworthiness Optimization of a Light Truck
Xianyue Gang, Shandong Univ. of Technology
Comparative Study on Two Soft-sensing Methods of
Measuring Vehicle Side Slip Angle
Fen Lin, Youqun Zhao, Nanjing Univ. of Aeronautics
Study on Drowse Driver Detection System DDDS
Design
Zhiqiang Liu, Hong-mao Qin, Yang Wang, Yan-bo Chen, Jiangsu
Univ.
Simulate the Injury Severity of the Pedestrian
Impacted by Improving Vehicle Front Structure
Weigao Qiao, Xicheng Wang, Wuhan Univ.
An xPC-based Hardware-In-the-Loop Simulator for
Vehicle Adaptive Cruise Control Systems
Li-jun Wu, Sheng-bo Li, Jian-qiang Wang, Keqiang Li, Tsinghua Univ.
Application of Fuzzy Neural Networks in the Intelligent
Mobile Vehicle’s Steering Control
Jianghui Xin, Shunming Li, Nanjing Univ. of Aeronautics
Bumper as the Impact-safety-device for the Car and
Pedestrians
Igor Balabin, Moscow State Technical Univ.
Byung Hak Kwak, Mando Corp.
Worst Case Scenario Generation and its Application
Dynamic Testing for Accuracy Evaluation of Critical
Speed Yaw Formula
Daeyi Jung, Dohyun Jung, Korea Automotive Technology Institute;
Youseok Kou, Univ. of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Huei Peng, Univ. of
Michigan
Murat Okcuoglu, Friedman Research Corporation
Development of Ergonomic Driver Model Considering
Human Factors
Ki Han Noh, Katech Inc.
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 23 Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control Systems
Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control
Systems: Vehicle Ride and Handling
Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control Systems
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
Design, Tuning and Evaluation of a Full-range
Adaptive Cruise Control with Collision Avoidance
Kinematic Synthesis of a Modified Ackermann
Steering Mechanism for Automobiles
Kyongsu Yi, Seoul National Univ.
Neeraj Singh Gautam
A Study of Vehicle Safety System -Integration of
Chassis Control and Communication
Autonomous Determination of Toe-Adjustment and
Tire Pressure Differences in Vehicles with EPAS
System
Tae-Kyung Moon, Mando Corp.
QFT (Quantitative Feedback-control Technology)
Application to the Hydraulic Driven Road Simulator
Young Bae Kim, Chonnam National Univ.
A Development of Road Safety Information System
for Active Accelerator Pedal on Curve
Daesik Kim, Hyundai Motor Co.
Experimental Study on DGPS/RTK Based Path
Following System Using Backstepping Control
Methodology
Highly Integrated Solutions for Tire Pressure
Monitoring Systems
Mark L. Shaw, Freescale Semiconductor
Simulation Analysis of Performance of the United
Brake System of Bus
Ren He, Jiangsu Univ.
The Co-simulation of Steering and Suspension
System with ADAMS&Matlab/Simulink
Dongho Shin, Hyundai Motor Co.
Fei Lai, Chongqing Univ.
Development of a MEMS-based Acceleration
Sensing Module for Electronic Stability Program
Influence of the Length of Rotary Valve Slots on
ECHPS Performance
Kwangho Yoo, SML Electronics Inc.
Yahui Liu, Beihang Univ.; Xuewu Ji, Tsinghua Univ.; Feng Gao,
Beihang Univ.
Effects of Structural Weight Increase on Electronic
Stability Control Performance
Murat Okcuoglu, Automotive Safety Research Inc.
Battery-Line Communication for X-by-Wire Systems
in Automobiles
Nao Saito, Setsuo Arita, Daisuke Shimma, Hitachi, Ltd.
Development of an Advanced Stereo Camera System
Satoshi Katahira, Subaru Engineering Div.; Eiji Shibata, Fuji Heavy
Industries Ltd.; Tatsuhiko Monji, Hitachi, Ltd.
Radar-Based Vehicle Following Control Algorithm of
Micro-Scale Electric Vehicle
Pongsathorn Raksincharoensak, Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture &
Technology; Yuta Takimoto, Masao Nagai, Tokyo Univ. of Agric &
Tech.
Advanced Safety Technologies for Large Trucks
Hidehiko Enomoto, Kouhei Akiyama, Hirokazu Okuyama, Hino
Motors, Ltd.
Occupant Pose and Location Detect for Intelligent
Airbag System Based on Computer Vision (Oral Only)
Ying Yang, Northeastern Univ.
Driver Interactive System (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Abhilash D. V., M. V. J. College of Engineering
Efficient Design for Safety Critical X-By-Wire
Systems Using 3 View Systems Engineering
Methodology
Joseph Horvath, Honeywell
Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control
Systems: Tires/Braking Systems/
Steering/Suspensions
24
Emre Cetin, Ford Otomotiv Sanayi AS
The Preview Model of Automobile Traveling Path
Based on Driver Heading Angle
Zhiqiang Liu, Peng Wang, Guang-juan Wang, Hong-xin Chen,
Jiangsu Univ.
The Preliminary Study of Side Leans Steering the
Characteristic to Passenger Vehicle Compliance
Suspension
Xiangdong Mou, Shandong Univ. of Technology
The Integrated Control of Steer-by-Wire System and
4WS
Chengwei Tian, Changfu Zong, Hongyu Zheng, Tianjun Zhu, Jilin
Univ.
Single Axle Drive Steer System for Car, Bus, Truck
and Supporting Third Point by Air Bearing .Log
Braking (Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Andy M. Appan, Adroit Engg
Simulation of Dynamic Characteristics of Hydraulic
Power Steering System of Vehicles
Ruo-ping Wang, Xin-gang Yang, Jiangsu Univ.
The Steering Performance Optimum Design of Multiaxle Steering Vehicle
Shufeng Wang, Shan Chai, Xianyue Gang, Shandong Univ. of
Technology
Research on Dynamics Performance of Drum Brake
Xuan-feng Wang, Ying-chun Liang, Harbin Institute of Technology
Design of Reactive Torque Estimator in Steer-by-Wire
Shengbing Yang, Wuhan Univ. of Technology; Xuewu Ji, Tsinghua
Univ.; Chunan Deng, Wuhan Univ. of Technology
Research on Road Feeling Control Strategy of Steerby-Wire
Shengbing Yang, Wuhan Univ. of Technology; Xuewu Ji, Tsinghua
Univ.; Chunan Deng, Wuhan Univ. of Technology
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event.
SESSIONS TECHNICAL
A Nonlinear Proportional Controller for Electric
Parking Brake (EPB) Systems
Jia-ling Yao, Jia-qiang Zheng, Wei-yi Cai, Nanjing University of
Aeronautics
Chung Choo Chung, Hanyang Univ.
Steering Feel Study on the Performance of EPS
Xin Zhang, Beijing Jiaotong University
Research on the Control of ABS and ESP Based on
Electro-Hydraulic Brake System
Hongyu Zheng, Jilin Univ.
Research Progress on Turning Mechanism and Turning
Performance of Tracked Vehicle
Zhili Zhou, Henan Univ. of Science and Tech.
Analysis of Impact Test of Aluminum Disc Wheels
Based on FEM
Maotao Zhu, Jiangsu University
Automated Steering Control for Vehicle Testing
David Mikesell, Ohio State Univ.
Solution for Torque Steer Problem of a FrontWheel Drive Car with High Torque Engine in Vehicle
Development Stages
Seung-hoon Woo, Hyundai Motor Co.
Thermal-Structural Coupled Field Analysis of the
Circumferential-Pressing Type Automotive Disc Brake
Geun-Jo Han, Dong-A Univ.
Effect of the Right-and-left Torque Vectoring System in
Various Types of Drivetrain
Kaoru Sawase, Yuichi Ushiroda, Mitsubishi Motors Corp.; Katsumi
Inoue, Tohoku Univ.
A Hypothetical Tyre Size to improve Tyre Flotation on
Sandy Soil Using Artificial Neural Networks Technique
Mohamed Ali Emam, Helwan Univ.
Development of Portable Integrated Brake and
Throttle Controller for Vehicle Dynamics Testing
Performance Evaluation of Vehicle Active and Slow
Active Suspension in Comparison with Optimized
Passive Suspension
David Mikesell, Ohio State Univ.
Mahdi Kashani Azad, Vehicle Dynamics Control
Accelerated Fatigue Life Test of Domestic Midi Bus’s
Front Suspension Springs
Design and Shape Optimization of Hybrid MicroComposite E-springs for Vehicle Suspension Systems
(Written Only -- No Oral Presentation)
Kubilay Yay, Murat Ereke, Istanbul Technical Univ.
Improving Braking Performance by Control of Semiactive Suspension
Tobias Niemz, TU Darmstadt; Hermann Winner, Technische
Universitat Darmstadt
Pressure Change and Variation of Vibration in an
Automotive Disk Brake System Due to Hot Spot
Myoung Gu Kim, Chongdu Cho, Inha Univ.
Preview Suspension Control for a Full Tracked Vehicle
Iljoong Youn, Nur Uddin, Gyeongsang National Univ.; Masayoshi
Tomizuka, Univ. of California
The Role of Disk Stiffness Changes in Automotive Disk
Brake
Hojoon Cho, Chongdu Cho, Inha Univ.
A Fault Detection Method for Electric Parking Brake
(EPB) Systems with Sensorless Estimation Using
Current Ripples
Han Byul Chung, Choong Woo Lee, Doo Ho Lee, Young Ok Lee,
Chung Choo Chung, Hanyang Univ.; Youngsup Son, Paljoo Yoon,
Mando Corp.
A Control Strategy to Compensate the Reaction
Torque of Active Front Steering System
Taebong Noh, Jaegoo Kim, Jungrak Choi, Seongjoo Kim, Mando Corp.
An EPS Control Strategy for Kickback Reduction
using Electric Power Steering and Combined Chassis
Control
Seongjoo Kim, Mando Corp.
Salah A. Elmoselhy, B. S N Azzam, Sayed M. Metwalli, Cairo Univ.;
Hasan H. Dadoura, Helwan Univ.
CAN Bus Design of Electric Brake System for
Commercial Vehicle
Liang Chu, Texas A & M Univ.
The Effect of Dynamic Parameters of an Electric
Steering System on Car Riding (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Saeed Bostan Manesh Moghaddam
A Novel Integrated Vehicle Chassis Controller
Coordinating Direct Yaw Moment Control and Active
Steering
Daofei Li
Temperature and Coning Analysis of Ventilated Brake
Disc in a Axisymmetric Model (Written Only -- No Oral
Presentation)
Xuan Wu
Active Steering of a Light Commercial Vehicle
Seref Server Ersolmaz
Transient Active Body Control of a Ford Transit
Connect using Semi-active Suspensions
Seref Server Ersolmaz
Evaluation and Experimental Validation of Steering
Efforts Considering tire Static Friction Torque and
Suspension and Steering Systems Characteristics
Daehee Kim
The papers listed are under consideration for publication and presentation at the event. 25 Vehicle Dynamics and Intelligent Control Systems
Model Reference Sliding Mode Control of Vehicle
Semi-active Suspension System
Tour Overview
Monday, August 6
Lights, Camera, Los
Angeles!
Tuesday, August 7
City of Roses
11:30a.m.–4:30p.m.
9:45a.m.–3:30p.m.
Wednesday, August 8 Thursday, August 9
Lifestyles of the Rich NASA Jet Propulsion
and Famous
Laboratory
9:00a.m.–11:00a.m.
8:00a.m.–12:00p.m.
(Reservations must be
received by July 1)
Cal Tech Seismo Lab
2:00p.m.–5:00p.m.
Treasures by the Sea
12:00p.m.–4:30p.m.
Exploring Santa
Monica
City of Roses
2:00p.m.–6:00p.m.
11:00a.m.–3:30p.m.
Warner Bros. Studio
1:30p.m.–4:30p.m.or
2:00p.m.–5:00p.m.
Mount Wilson
7:00p.m.–1:00a.m.
(Reservations must be
received by August 1)
Important Note: AttendeesandGuestsmayregisterforanyoneormoreofthesetours.All
toursareonafirst-come,first-servedbasis,andspaceislimitedsoregisterearly!
Guest Tours
Lights, Camera, Los Angeles!
MondayAugust6,9:45a.m.–3:30p.m.
$65.00perticket
Embarkonacomprehensivetourthatfocusesonthisgreatcityandhow
Angelino’shaveshapeditwithexpereicnedtourguides.Theareaaround
HollywoodandHighlandissaturatedwiththehistoryandnostalgiaofHollywood,
soit’stheperfectplacetotakeawalkingtour.Ourhigh-techtourwillfityouwith
aheadsetthatallowsyoutohearthe“miked”guideoverthenoisesofthecity.
Youwillrelivethepastandfeeltheexperiencesofthestarsasyouwalkthepath
ofthe“GreatsinShowBusiness”inathreeblockradiusofdowntownHollywood.
ContinueyourexpeditiontoLosAngeles’downtownbusinessdistrictandthe
birthplaceofthecitybyboardingspecialcharteredtransportation.
Treasures by the Sea
MondayAugust6,12:00p.m.–4:30p.m.
$45.00perticket
TheGettyVillaisaneducationalcenterandmuseum.Dedicatedtothestudy
oftheartsandculturesofancientGreece,RomeandEtruria,thevastarrayof
antiquitiesisarrangedbythemesincludingGodsandGoddesses,Dionysosand
theTheater,andStoriesoftheTrojanWar.
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Tour Overview
City of Roses
TuesdayAugust7,11:30a.m.–4:30p.m.
orWednesdayAugust8,2:00p.m.–6:00p.m.
$55.00perticket
DrivingalongthestreetsofPasadena,youwillexperiencethe
magnificenceofthe“prideofCalifornia,”enjoyinganarratedtour
ontheshadedstreetsofwhatwasonceanIndiansettlementnow
filledwithpalatialmansions.Yourdestinationwillbethebeautiful
HuntingtonLibrary,GalleryandGardens.This207-acreestatewas
formerlythehomeofHenryE.Huntington,pioneerrailroadtycoon
andphilanthropist.
Exploring Santa Monica
TuesdayAugust7,11:00a.m.–3:30p.m.
•PacificParkadventure:$50.00perticket
•BikingorBlading:$60.00perticket
•ShoppingonThirdStreetPromenade:$35.00perticket
SeizetheopportunitytoexplorewhatmakesCaliforniaexciting!
Cruisingthecoastorpierorrelaxingandrecreatinginthesandand
surfiswhatbringstouristsandAngelinosaliketobeautifulSanta
Monica.Ourknowledgeabletourguideswilldirectyoutowhatever
“ticklesyourfancy”inthiscitybytheshore.
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
WednesdayAugust8,9:00p.m.–11:00a.m.
$85.00perticket
YouwillbetreatedtoanarratedexcursionthroughoutBel-Airand
BeverlyHillsthatincludesoneofthemansionsBeverlyHillsisknown
for,theGreystoneMansion.The18-acregardensarounditserveasa
beautiful,quietrespiteforvisitors.Todayyouwillhavetheopportunity
toexplorethishilltoplocationthatoffersamagnificentpanoramic
viewofthecitybelow.FinishthetourwithastrollaroundoneofLos
Angeles’mostpopularshoppingvenues,RodeoDrive&TwoRodeo,
intheheartoftheBeverlyHillsshoppingdistrict.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour
WednesdayAugust8,1:30p.m.–4:30p.m.or2:00p.m.–5:00p.m.
$80.00perticket
SpendthedaytouringtheWarnerBros.BackLot.You’llenjoya
personalized,behind-the-sceneslookattheworkingsofoneofthe
world’smostfamousmovieandtelevisionstudios.Afterthistour,you
willleavewithabetterunderstandingofthefilmindustry.
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Tour Overview
Technical Tours
California Institute of Technology Seismology Lab Tour
WednesdayAugust8,2:00p.m.–5:00p.m.
$25.00perticket
(Ages18andolder)
TheSeismologicalLaboratoryistheworkingenvironmentofthepeoplethatstudy
earthquakes.ThetourwillvisittheExhibitCenterandtheMediaRoom.You’lllearn
howscientistsgatherinformation,studyearthquakesandusethisinformationtounderstandtheearth.
Viewing through Mount Wilson’s 60-inch Telescope
WednesdayAugust8,7:00p.m.–1:00a.m.
$75.00perticket;Maximum25;Includesdinner;Ages12andolder
ReservationsmustbereceivedbyAugust1
EnjoyarelaxingdinnerfollowedbyavisittoMountWilson’sObservatory’s60-inch
telescope.Builtin1908byObservatoryfounderGeorgeElleryHale,itwastheworld’s
largestoperationaltelescopeuntilHalewentontocompletethe100-inchtelescopein
1918.Amongthemanyimportantdiscoveriesfromthe60-inchtelescopewasHarlow
Shapley’srevelationin1918that,contrarytothethen-acceptedview,thesunisvery
farawayfromthecenterofourMilkyWayGalaxy.Thetelescopeoffersanexceptional
night-skyviewingexperienceasthetelescopeoperatorwillhavealistofinteresting
objectstoobserveandgroupsarewelcometobringtheirownlists.
Mt.Wilson’selevationis5,700feetandtemperaturescanbeconsiderablylowerthan
inHollywood.Eveninthesummer,nighttimetemperaturescanbeaslowat50F/10C
(Thistourisweatherdependent,i.e.cloudcover,highwinds,excessiveairbornedust)
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Tour
Thursday,August9,8:00a.m.–12:00p.m.
$25.00perticket;Maximum40;Ages18andolder
ReservationsmustbereceivedbyJuly1
Enjoyamulti-mediapresentationonJPLentitled“SpiritofExploration,”whichprovidesanoverviewoftheLaboratory’sactivitiesandaccomplishments.Guestsmayalso
visitthevonKarmanVisitorCenter,theSpaceFlightOperationsFacility,andtheIn-Situ
InstrumentsLaboratory.
Important Notes about NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Tour:
JPLrequiresthatallU.S.citizens,18yearsofageorolder,presentofficial,governmentissued
photoidentification(driver’slicenseorpassport)beforebeingallowedentry.Allnon-U.S.
Citizens18yearsofageoroldermustpresentapassportorresidentvisa(greencard)before
beingallowedentry.Individualswithoutproperidentificationwillnotbeadmittedtothe
Laboratory.
Pleasebeadvisedthattoursinvolveaconsiderableamountofwalkingandstairclimbing.
Wheelchairaccesscanbeaccommodatedwithadvancenotice,howeverwheelchairscannot
beprovided.Don’tforgettodressfortheweatherasthetourwillproceedrainorshine!
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Marketing Solutions
Whetherusedincombinationoralone,exhibit,sponsorship,andadvertising
opportunitiesensureoptimalexposuretoahighlytargetedaudienceofleading
representativesanddecision-makersinthegroundvehicleindustry,including
engineers,designers,andtechnicalmanagementpersonnel.
Who should exhibit, sponsor, and advertise:
SuppliersandManufacturersofAlternativeFuelEngines,Hybrid&ElectricPower,Fuel
Cell,andTransmissionSystems;Driver/VehicleInterface,InformationandAssistance
SystemsandIntelligentControlSystemssuchasIntelligentSafety,Tires/Braking,
andSteering/SuspensionsSystems,ElectronicSystems,Semi-ConductorDesign,
Modeling,Testing,andSimulation.
Exhibit size: 20booths
Projected Attendance: 500
Exhibit Hours:
Sunday August 5
Welcome Reception
7:00p.m.–9:00p.m.
Monday August 6
Lunch in Exhibit Area
12:00p.m.–1:30p.m.
Break in Exhibit Area
3:00p.m.–3:30p.m.
Tuesday August 7
Lunch in Exhibit Area
12:00p.m.–1:30p.m.
Break in Exhibit Area
3:00p.m.–3:30p.m.
Reception in Exhibit Area
5:30p.m.–6:30p.m.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
AllsponsorshipsincludeaboothintheAPACExhibition
• Sponsorshipsof$5,000orless,includea10’x10’booth
• Sponsorshipgreaterthan$5,000includea10’x20’booth
Allsponsorshipsalsoinclude:
• RecognitionasasponsorontheAPACsponsorpage,withahyperlinkto
yourwebsite
• PostingontheAPACexhibitoronlinedirectorywithhyperlinktoyourwebsite
• RecognitionasasponsorwithproductlistingintheEventGuide
• Recognitiononsponsorappreciationsignsattheevent
Welcoming Reception
(Opportunityformultiplesponsor)
$5,000 each
ThisSundayeveningeventistheopeningnetworkingactivityoftheConferenceand
anexcellentwaytogetyourcompanynameinfrontofattendeesattheearliestpossibletime.AppropriatesignageandrecognitionbytheConferenceChairisincluded
inthesponsorship.
APAC Pre-Banquet Reception
(Opportunityformultiplesponsors)
$5,000 each
SponsorthiskeyTuesdayeveningnetworkingeventandreceiverecognitionbythe
ConferenceChairaswellasthroughappropriatesignage.Thebanquetandits
receptionaretwoofthemorehigh-profileeventsofAPAC;beingahostofthisevent
willbringvaluableexposure.
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Marketing Solutions
APAC Banquet and Entertainment
Lanyards
$5,000 each
Recognitionfromthepodiumandsignagewillidentifyyour
companyasahost.Entertainmentincludesa“Dancing
LiketheStars”review,andphotoopswiththestars.Be
oneofthehostsofthisbanquetthatattendeeswillalways
remember.
$5,000
Reception/Tour: Peterson Automotive Museum
(Exclusiveopportunity)
(Opportunityformultiplesponsors)
(Opportunityformultiplesponsors)
$7,500 each
YoursponsorshipofthisMondayevening,redcarpet
eventincludestheguidedtouroftheMuseumplus,hors
d’oeuvres,desserts,coffeeandcocktailsforattendees.
Sponsorshipalsoincludestheopportunitytowelcome
gueststothereceptionandprovideasmallgiftifdesired.
Appropriatesignagewillidentifyyouasahost.
(Exclusiveopportunity)
Week-at-a-Glance Badge Inserts
(Exclusiveopportunity)
$2,500
APAC Pens & Notepads
$2,000 eachorbothfor $3,500
EXHIBIT ONLY
$20persquarefootor$2,000per10’x10’boothwithan
addition$250chargeforeachexposedcorner.Limited
exhibitspaceavailable.
Custom Sponsorships also available
Keynote Sessions
(ExclusiveOpportunityforallKeynotes)
$5,000
SponsorshipincludesintroductionofKeynoteSpeakers
andwillreceivesignagerecognizingyouasthesponsor.
Panel Sessions
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Event Guide Advertising:
Priceincludes4-colorcharge.Allratesgrossaregross;
15%standardagencycommissionapplies.
$5,000
SponsorshipincludesintroductionofthePanelsandwill
receivesignagerecognizingyouasthesponsor.
Daily Lunches
To exhibit, sponsor, or advertise
$5,000 eachorbothfor$7500
SAECustomerSalesandSupport
Toll-free:
1-888-875-3976(U.S.andCanada)
Telephone: 1-724-772-4086
Fax:
1-724-776-3087
Email:
CustomerSales@sae.org
Visit:
www.sae.org/apac
(ExclusiveOpportunityforallPanels)
(Opportunityfortwocompanies)
LuncheswillbeservedtoallattendeesonMondayand
TuesdayoftheConferenceintheexhibitarea,andyoucan
serveastheexclusivehostofoneorbothoftheselunches.
SponsorshipincludesathankyoufromtheConference
Chairatthelunchandsignagerecognizingyouasthehost.
Registration Tote Bags
OutsideNorthAmericaSalesContact:
(Exclusiveopportunity)
$7,500
Farewell luncheon on Wednesday
(Exclusiveopportunity)
$7,500
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• BackCover...............................$3,600
• InsideFrontCover...................$3,100
• InsideBackCover....................$2,800
• Fullpagead.............................$2,500
• Halfpagead.............................$1,750
MelissaR.Mishler
GeneralManager,GlobalSales
SAEInternational
Telephone: 1-281-374-7135
Fax:
1-281-251-7101
Email:meliss@sae.org
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Registration and Fees
Save $100 (USD)
Register by July 20!
Event Contacts:
PattiKreh
APACConferenceDirector
SAEAutomotiveHeadquarters
755W.BigBeaver,Suite1600
Troy,MI48084USA
Telephone:1-248-273-2474
Email:pkreh@sae.org
General Conference
Information
AngelaRoberts
ConferenceServiceRepresentative
SAEAutomotiveHeadquarters
755W.BigBeaver,Suite1600
Troy,MI48084USA
Telephone:1-248-273-4098
Email:angelaroberts@sae.org
Poster Session
JohnMiller
SAEAutomotiveHeadquarters
755W.BigBeaver,Suite1600
Troy,MI48084USA
Telephone:248-273-2464
Email:jrmiller@sae.org
Category
Registration Fee Includes
Extra Charge
(TBD)
Delegate
$595OECD
$295non-OECD
OpeningandClosingCeremonies,
PlenaryandTechnicalSessions,
Exhibition,Proceedings(CD-ROM),
Refreshments,Banquet,Receptions
OptionalTour(s)
TechnicalTour(s)
Participant
$395OECD
$195non-OECD
OpeningandClosingCeremonies,
PlenaryandTechnicalSessions,
Exhibition,Proceedings(CD-ROM)
Refreshments,Banquet,Receptions
OptionalTour(s)
TechnicalTour(s)
Student
$50OECD
$50non-OECD
OpeningandClosingCeremonies,
PlenaryandTechnicalSessions,
Exhibition,Proceedings(CD-ROM),
Refreshments,Receptions
OptionalTour(s)
TechnicalTour(s)
Banquet-$75
Exhibitor
2personnelincludedin
boothpackage
Opening&ClosingCeremonies,
PlenaryandTechnicalSessions,
Exhibition,Refreshments,Receptions,
Proceedings(CD-ROM),Banquet
Additionalpersonnel
(above2perbooth)
atparticipantrate
OptionalTour(s)
TechnicalTour(s)
(Early Registration Rates apply
through July 20)
Accompanying Person
OpeningandClosingCeremonies,
$100
Exhibition,Receptions
(maynotincludeemployees
ofyourorganization,
sponsorsorexhibitors)
OptionalTour(s)
TechnicalTour(s)
Banquet-$75
Note:OECDCountries(Australia,Austria,Belgium,Canada,CzechRepublic,Denmark,Finland,
France,Germany,Greece,Hungary,Iceland,Ireland,Italy,Japan,Korea,Luxembourg,Mexico,
Netherlands,NewZealand,Norway,Poland,Portugal,Slovakia,Spain,Sweden,Switzerland,Turkey,
UnitedKingdom,UnitedStates)
IMPORTANT NOTES:
SAE will do what is feasible to
make its events reasonably accessible to attendees. If you have
special accommodation needs,
please let us know in advance
by calling 1-877-606-7323 (1-724-776-4970
outside U.S. and Canada.) Accommodations
requested on site will be provided only if
possible for us to do so on short notice.
ConditionsofSale–Allcancellationsmust
beinwritingandreceivedbySAEpriorto
July20,2007.A$50processingfeewillbe
assessedforeachcancelledregistrationthat
resultsinarefund.Refundswillnotbeissued
ifcancellationoccursonorafterJuly20,
2007.Thispolicyincludesspecialeventand
mealfees.FortheSAEmembershipregistrationrates,memberduesmustbecurrent
atthestartoftheevent.Childrenunder16
yearsofagearenotpermitted.
• Conferenceattireisbusinesscausal/banquetattireisbusinesssuits
• OfficiallanguageoftheconferenceisEnglish
• RegistrationpricesincreaseafterJuly20,2007
On-site Registration Hours
Sunday,Aug.5............ 3:00p.m.-6:00p.m.
Monday,Aug.6........... 7:00a.m.-5:00p.m.
Tuesday,Aug.7........... 7:00a.m.-6:00p.m.
Wednesday,Aug.8..... 7:00a.m.-10:00a.m.
To Register:
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Online:
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Toll-free: 1-877-606-7323(U.S.andCanada)
Telephone:1-724-772-4970
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Email:
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Hotel and Travel
Information
Hollywood, California
Hollywoodisthehometorecordingstudios,movies,television,
theatreandmanyotherformsofentertainment!AdistrictinLos
Angeles,California,itissituatedwest-northwestofDowntown.
Manynewdevelopmentshavebeencompletedinthearea
recently,andseveralarecenteredonHollywoodBoulevard
itself,inparticular,theHollywoodandHighlandcomplex,which
isalsothesiteoftheRenaissanceHollywoodHotel,where
APAC-14isbeingheld.
CaliforniaisoftencalledtheGoldenStatebecauseofits
brightclimate.Skiesaresunny96%ofthetime,withhigh
temperaturesreaching84F/29Candeveningtemperatures
dippingtojust64F/18CinAugust.
Local Attractions:
Hotel Information:
UniversalStudios
DisneyStudios
HollywoodWalkofFame
Grauman’sChineseTheatre
HollywoodEntertainment
Museum
HollywoodBowl
FarmersMarket
GriffithObservatory
HollywoodWaxMuseum
LaBreaTarPits
SantaMonicaBeachandPier
SunsetStrip
RodeoDrive
Fisherman’sVillage
Thisyear’sConferencewillbeheldattheRenaissanceHollywoodHotelinLos
Angeles,California,situatedatHollywoodandHighland,anentertainment/retail
destination.ThehotelcapturesthelegendaryglamourofHollywood’sillustrious
pastandislocatedamongmanytrendyshops,world-classrestaurants,andfamous
Hollywoodlandmarks.Abeautifulpoolterraceadorns640elegantroomsincluding
33suites,withbreathtakingviewsofLosAngelesandtheHollywoodHills.
Easy Access to:
•TheLosAngelesAirport(only13milesfromthehotel)
•AMetrorailsubwaystationconnectingHollywoodtodowntownL.A.
Note:
All attendees are responsible for their own lodging and travel arrangements.
• AblockofsleepingroomshasbeenreservedattheRenaissanceHollywoodHotel.
• SAE’sgrouprateis$189single/doubleoccupancy,plusapplicabletaxes.
• CompletetheHotelReservationFormathttp://www.sae.org/events/apac/hotel.htmorcontactTheHousingConnectionat1-888-221-9425or801-534-9025.
• ReservationsmustbemadedirectlywithTheHousingConnectionbySunday,July22,2007.
Rates:
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel
$189/night-Regular
1755NorthHighlandAvenue
Hollywood,CA90028
$174/night–Government
(limitedavailability)
$139/night-Non-OECD
(limitedavailability)
Formoreinformationvisit:
www.renaissancehollywood.com
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Telephone:1-323-856-1200
Fax:
1-323-856-1205
TollFree:
1-800-769-4774
Hotel Reservation Deadline: July 22, 2007
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