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Table of Contents
General Information................................................................ 4
Santa Clara Quick Guide......................................................... 7
Message from the General Chairs........................................... 8
Message from the Technical Program Chair............................9
Organizing Committee Members..........................................10
Technical Program Committee Members...............................11
Daily Timetables At a Glance................................................15
Other Events......................................................................... 18
Student & Young Professionals Meetup (mixer)............................................................................... 18
Student & Young Professionals Tutorial........................................................................................... 18
IES Technical Committee Meetings.................................................................................................. 18
IEEE Standards Working Group Meetings........................................................................................ 19
IES Standing Committee Meetings.................................................................................................. 19
IES AdCom Meeting......................................................................................................................... 19
Student & Young Professionals Tutorial.................................20
Next-Generation Smart Grids: Architecture and Technical Routes................................................... 20
IEEE Tech Industry Summit Program.....................................21
Monday morning, 6 June................................................................................................................. 21
Monday afternoon, 6 June............................................................................................................... 22
IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
Monday evening, 6 June.................................................................................................................. 22
Tuesday morning, 7 June................................................................................................................. 23
Tuesday afternoon, 7 June............................................................................................................... 24
IEEE Tech Industry Summit Speakers, Panelists, and Session
Chairs...................................................................................25
Instructions for ISIE-2016 Speakers......................................41
Session Chairs for ISIE-2016.................................................43
ISIE-2016 Technical Sessions................................................46
Wednesday 8th of June.........................................................47
CE - Opening Session...................................................................................................................... 47
TU - Student & Young Professionals Tutorial.................................................................................... 47
ES - Energy Storage and Photovoltaic Energy Systems................................................................... 48
STD - Standards / Engineering Education........................................................................................ 49
SG - Smart Grids............................................................................................................................. 50
SF - Student & Young Professionals Forum...................................................................................... 51
ICPS - Industrial Cyber Physical Systems / Semantic Technologies in Automation...........................52
SG - Smart Grids / Advances in Power Electronics Converters for Smart Grid Applications.............53
CE - Welcome Reception................................................................................................................. 54
Thursday 9th of June.............................................................55
ACI - Automation, Communication and Informatics / Resilience and Security for Industrial
Applications.................................................................................................................................... 55
PE - Power Electronics I................................................................................................................... 56
MR - Mechatronics and Robotics..................................................................................................... 57
SS05 - Big Data and Cloud System Processing for Wearable Applications.......................................58
PE - Power Electronics II.................................................................................................................. 59
SS10 - Haptics, Force and Motion Control Advanced Topics.............................................................60
HF - Human Factors / Sensors and Actuators.................................................................................. 61
PE - Power Electronics III................................................................................................................. 62
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ESOC - Electronic Systems on Chip / Edge-leading Solutions for Smart Cities................................. 63
CE - ISIE 2016 Dinner...................................................................................................................... 64
Friday 10th of June................................................................ 65
TE - Transportation ElectriBcation................................................................................................... 65
RE - Renewable Energy................................................................................................................... 66
SS03 - Health Monitoring and Management for Modern Smart Manufacturing Systems ..................67
SS01 - Distributed Machine Vision Systems.................................................................................... 68
EMD - Electrical Machines and Drives I........................................................................................... 69
DCM - Data-Driven Control and Monitoring..................................................................................... 70
SS01 - Distributed Machine Vision Systems / RF-Microwave-Millimeter Wave Communications for
Industrial IoT................................................................................................................................... 71
EMD - Electrical Machines and Drives II.......................................................................................... 72
Reviewers............................................................................. 73
Index of Authors...................................................................76
Notes.................................................................................... 83
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General Information
CONFERENCE VENUE
Santa Clara Convention Center, 5001 Great America Parkway, Santa Clara, CA
REGISTRATION HOURS
Registration is located in the Mission Ballroom Foyer on Level 1 of the Santa Clara
Convention Center (see map on the back cover of this guide)
Sunday, 5 June:
13:00- 16:00
Monday, 6 June:
7:00 - 18:00
Tuesday, 7 June:
8:00 - 17:30
Wednesday, 8 June: 8:00 - 17:30
Thursday, 9 June:
8:00 - 19:30
Friday, 10 June:
8:00 - 13:00
WIFI INFORMATION (inside the Convention Center)
Network Name:
IEEEIES
Network Password:
2016ISIE
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
Dial 911 and let the registration desk know of the situation. Or, you can call the Convention
Center security team who are all Brst-aid and CPR certiBed, and also have AED training.
They can be reached at +1-408-748-7100.
LIST OF LOCAL AREA PLACES OF WORSHIP
Our Lady of Peace Catholic - 2800 Mission College, Santa Clara
St. Justin Parish - 2655 Homestead Road, Santa Clara
Christian Church Santa Clara - 1821 Bowers Rd, Santa Clara
First Presbyterian - 2499 Homestead Road, Santa Clara
Calvery Baptist - 3137 Forbes, Santa Clara
Chinese Catholic Church - 900 Lafayette Rd, Santa Clara
Islamic Center - 1755 Catherine, Santa Clara
San Jose Buddhist Church - 640 5th Street, San Jose
Temple Emanu-El - 1010 University, San Jose
Church of LDS - 875 Quince, Santa Clara
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WHERE TO GET MONEY
There is an ATM machine in the main lobby of the Convention Center, and the Hyatt hotel
also has one in the lobby.
SALES TAXES
The tax rate for items sold in Santa Clara County is 8.75% of item price, and is added at the
time of purchase. Tax rates for hotel rooms (called Transient Occupancy Tax) in Silicon
Valley are 9.5% to 10% of the room rate, and is also added at time of payment. In addition,
there is a 2% community facilities district tax for hotels in the vicinity of Levi's Stadium.
ADVICE ON TIPPING
Restaurants: If it is a sit-down restaurant, then a tip of 15-20% is typical
Taxi drivers: 10-18% of the fare
Courtesy shuttle drivers: $1-2 per bag
Hotel bell staI: $1-2 per bag
Hotel maid: $2-3 per night
LOCAL TRANSPORTATION
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) light rail system is conveniently
located outside of the convention center. It runs between San Jose to Mountain View to
Milpitas. Maps and info website is
www.vta.org.
This site will also give information on bus routes and schedules.
Cabs are always stationed outside of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. To reach a cab at other
locations, Yellow Cab is used frequently. Their number is +1 408-777-7777.
OTHER TRANSPORTATION
From Airports
There are 3 major airports that serve Silicon Valley: SFO, SJC, and OAK
San Francisco International (SFO) operates 24 hours and has many Mights domestic and
international
Mineta San Jose Airport (SJC) operates limited hours and has a few international Mights from
Europe, China, and Japan. This airport is closest to the Industry Summit and ISIE’16 venue,
but Mights are limited
Oakland International (OAK) operates many hours but is furthest from the event
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Transportation to the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara/Santa Clara Convention Center
It is possible to take a train to the Convention Center from SFO. Take the BART to Millbrae
and then CalTrain to Mountain View and then the Light Rail to Great America Station or Old
Ironsides station.
Taxi fare from SFO is about $120. Taxi and UBER fare from SJC is about $20.
An estimate for UBER service is $50-100 from SFO.
The Shuttle service, such as SuperShuttle is about $35 from SFO.
You can rent a car at any of the airports.
The Google maps provides the best public transportation recommendations.
Getting to Convention Center (by car)
From San Francisco International Airport SFO (approximately 30 miles):
Take Highway 101 South to Great America Parkway and turn left. Hyatt Regency Santa Clara
is located on the right at the corner of Tasman and Great America Parkway.
From Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport SJC (5 miles):
Turn left onto Airport Boulevard, then turn left onto Guadalupe Parkway. Follow the signs to
Highway 101 North. Guadalupe Parkway will put you onto Highway 101 North. Take Great
America Parkway and turn right.
WEATHER FORECAST
The meterologist expects mostly sunny days for the entire week.
Daytime high
temperatures are projected to be in the mid-70's (mid-20's Celsius).
Evening low
temperate are expected to be around the mid-50's (about 15˚C). Average humidity for early
June is around 65%, decreasing during the day, and increasing in the evening.
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Santa Clara Quick Guide
RETAIL & SHOPPING MALLS
Westeld Valley Fair 2855
Stevens Creek, San Jose
Santana Row 377 Stevens
Creek, San Jose
DINING (By cuisine)
AMERICAN / CONTINENTAL
TrusCA at The Hyatt Regency
Parcel 104 (American/Market
Fresh) at Marriott
GM Great Mall 447 Great Mall,
Milpitas
Birk’s 3955 Freedom Cr.
Andy’s BBQ 2367 El Camino
Real
David’s 5151 Stars Stripes
HOSPITAL / CLINICS
Kaiser, 700 Lawrence Expy
Call 911 for emergency
Valley Medical Center, 2221
Enborg, San Jose
TEX / MEXICAN
Mexicali Grill 3149 Mission
College
Pedro’s Mexican 3535
Freedom Cr.
CUP OF COFFEE OR JUICE
Jamba Juice (Juice Bar) 3146
Mission College
Starbucks (CoIee) 3113
Mission College
ITALIAN
Tomatina 3127 Mission
College.
Piatti Restaurant 3905
Rivermark Plz.
Call 911 for emergency
SEAFOOD
Fish Market 3775 El Camino
PHARMACY (Rx)
QUICK BITES
Togo’s Sandwiches 5350
Great America
Carl’s Jr. 2221 Tasman Drive
World Wrapps 3125 Mission
College
In-n-Out Burger 3101 Mission
College
McDonald’s 2850 Augustine
Safeway Food & Drug (24 hr) MICROBREWERY / SPORTS BAR
Pizza My Heart 4300 Great
3970 Rivermark Plz
Faultline Microbrewery 1235
America Pkwy
Oakmead / Lakeside
Walmart Grocery &
Pharmacy 3149 Mission
College
Dave & Buster’s
American/Entertainment
940 Great Mall Dr.
Bennigans Great America
Pkwy
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
VTA (Bus and Light Rail)
www.vta.org
CAL (Regional Train)
www.caltrain.com
for MORE INFORMATION
www.santaclara.org
PACIFIC RIM
Sushi Bar At the Hyatt
Regency
Sushi O Sushi (Japanese) 2789
El Camino
Midori (Japanese) 1066 E. El
Camino
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Message from the General Chairs
On behalf of the IEEE and its Industrial Electronics Society, welcome to Santa Clara, CA for the
25th IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE-2016). We are delighted to host
the Brst U.S. edition of the conference alongside the inaugural IEEE Tech Industry Summit, a twoday event featuring 30+ industry speakers and panelists. Together, the Industry Summit and ISIE2016 present a week of opportunities for engaging dialogues around the technological challenges
of the Industrial Internet of Things. With the theme “Challenges of the IoT,” IEEE convenes
industry and research communities to foster new ideas and bring a whole system approach to the
thinking around IoT. We hope attendees will realize the enormous potential of IoT and join a broad
community seeking to overcome major challenges in both research and industry.
Conference functions are at the Santa Clara Convention Center, 5001 Great America Parkway,
conveniently located in the heart of Silicon Valley and surrounding cities of the Bay area such as
San Francisco and San Jose, and home of the world's major technology companies too numerous to
count.
The week opens with the Tech Industry Summit (Monday-Tuesday). ISIE-2016 then follows on
Wednesday-Friday. Registrants of the Summit or ISIE-2016 are free to attend all open technical
sessions of either event on any day. Several standards working groups, technical committees and
administrative committees of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society are also meeting this week.
On the social & cultural side, Industry Summit registrants are invited to a Monday evening
reception. Everyone is invited to the IEEE Students and Young Professionals Meetup on Tuesday
evening (see Other Events page). ISIE-2016 registrants and companions are invited to a welcome
reception on Wednesday evening, and conference banquet on Thursday evening. Vendors selling
"grab-and-go" lunches will be onsite daily for convenience of all attendees.
The international conferences of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society are characterized by a
friendly atmosphere. We hope your experiences this week will deepen and broaden your technical
knowledge, promote your professional career, and cultivate life-long friendships. Please take some
time to relax and explore the some of the many family-friendly attractions within the Bay area.
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Weekend visitors may tour Levi Stadium, a high-tech, LEED Gold-certiBed football stadium
just 10 minutes walk from the conference venue.
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Just under 3 km away (40 minutes walking) is the Intel Museum, where four decades of
Intel semiconductor innovations are highlighted.
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In downtown San Jose is "The Tech" - a museum of technology innovation for all ages. Catch
the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail #902 at Great America station (5
minutes walk from the conference venu), and get oI at the San Jose Convention Center
stop. Or, take a taxi and get there in about 20 minutes.
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Also in downtown San Jose is The Winchester Mystery House, a Queen Anne Victorian
mansion renowned for its weird and quirky history, size, architectural curiousities, and
absence of planning direction.
Our deepest gratitude goes to the many volunteers who served as reviewers, session chairs, track
and special session organizers, publication and information managers, and advisors. We especially
wish to thank our many partners, whose logos appear on the front cover of this program
guidebook.
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Message from the Technical Program Chair
On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, welcome to the IEEE International Symposium on
Industrial Electronics (ISIE-2016).
The ISIE-2016 technical program is mostly organized around initial proposals from the Technical
Committees of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, broadly covering all areas of interest of the
Society and including 18 tracks and 11 special sessions. With these tracks and special sessions, it
is possible to attract submissions reporting in new ideas, as well to support discussions in a wide
range of challenging problems.
For the technical program, we have thoroughly reviewed all submissions and selected 204 high
quality papers, which were included in the program. The program is structured into 22 technical
sessions, including also the Student & Young Professionals Forum and four sessions devoted to
Standards. ISIE-2016 program also beneBt from the possibility of participants attend the Tech
Industry Summit during the two days before ISIE-2016.
All technical paper sessions at ISIE 2016 will have the same organization, starting with a 3-minute
spotlight talks for all papers in the session (either 9 or 10), and then an interactive session of
about 45 minutes for all papers in the session that will be held in the session room.
The quality of the program is a combination of quality submissions and diligent work of the
members of the International Program Committee. We would like to acknowledge all authors of
submitted papers and all track chairs, special sessions organizers and additional reviewers, who
dedicated their time to the review of the submitted papers.
The success of any conference depends on the quality of the program and participation of people.
We thank you all for being here. We trust that you will Bnd the technical program intellectually
stimulating and your stay in Santa Clara really enjoyable.
Michael Condry
General Chair
Tech Industry Summit
Luis Gomes
Technical Program Chair
ISIE-2016
John Hung
General Chair
ISIE-2016
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Organizing Committee Members
Finance
C. J. "Allen" Chen (USA), Erin Lyman (IEEE)
IEEE Student & Young
Professionals Program
Mario Milicevic (Canada), Ramesh Nair (USA)
IES Student Travel Grants
Marek Jasinski (Poland)
Local Arrangements
Michelle Measal (IEEE)
Publications
Andres Augusto Nogueiras Melendez (Spain)
Publicity & Development
Lee Stogner (USA), Beth Surmont (IEEE)
Registration
John Teehan (IEEE)
Strategic Programming
Marie Hunter and Susan Root (IEEE)
Summit Speakers' Liaison
Barbara Dantas (IEEE)
Web & Development
Lea Miller (IEEE)
Special thanks go to Sherry Russ Sills (IEEE Meeting Conferences & Events), who kept all team
members on track week-in and week-out, and refereed the weekly conference calls. You're the
BEST!
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Technical Program Committee Members
ISIE-2016 technical tracks and special sessions are organized by members of the various IES
Technical Committees. Their work encompasses oversight of paper reviews, track and session
structure, and organization of all session chairs. Listed here are titles of ISIE-2016 technical
tracks, their respective track co-chairs, titles of special sessions, and their respective organizers.
The ISIE-2016 Technical Program Chair is Luis Gomes, Portugal.
Technical tracks and track co-chairs
Automation, Communication & Informatics
Kim-Fung Tsang, Hong Kong
Paulo Leitão, Portugal
Mikael Gidlund, Sweden
Gerhard P. Hancke, Hong Kong
Building Automation, Control, and Management
Jan Haase, Germany
Mahmoud Alahmad, USA
Gerhard Zucker, Austria
Data-Driven Control and Monitoring
Shen Yin, China
Adel Haghani, Germany
Electrical Machines and Drives
Chris Gerada, UK
Franck Betin, France
Radu Bojoi, Italy
Electronic Systems on Chip
Marc Perron, Canada
David Terrazas, Canada
Energy Storage
Federico Baronti, Italy
Chengbin Ma, China
Human Factors
Kanghyun Jo, South Korea
Hiroshi Hashimoto, Japan
Sho Yokota, Japan
Industrial Cyber-physical Systems
Armando W Colombo, Germany
Yang Shi, Canada
Elizabeth Chang, Australia
Mechatronics and Robotics
Peter Korondi, Hungary
Niitsuma Mihoko, Japan
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Micro- and Nano-electromechanical Systems for
‘The Internet of Things’
Ridha Ben Mrad, Canada
Andrew Holmes, UK
Zhichao Tan , USA
Power Electronics
Herbert Hess, USA
Andres Nogueiras, Spain
Chandan Chakraborty, India
José Ignácio León, Spain
Haitham Abu-Rub, Qatar
Renewable Energy
Ramon Blasco-Gimenez, Spain
Xinbo Ruan, China
Resilience and Security for Industrial
Applications
Milos Manic, USA
Sensors and Actuators
Kiyoshi Ohishi, Japan
Mo-Yuen Chow, USA
Toshiyuki Murakami, Japan
Yasutaka Fujimoto, Japan
Smart Grids
Peter Palensky, Netherlands
Thomas Strasser, Austria
Standards
Victor Huang, USA
Allen Chen, USA
Transportation Electrication
Ritesh Keshri, India
Fei Gao, France
Akshay K. Rathore, Singapore
Sheldon S. Williamson, Canada
Trends in Engineering Education
João Martins, Portugal
Oscar Lucia, Spain
Ahmad Ibrahim, Canada
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List of Special Sessions (SS) and SS co-organizers
Distributed Machine Vision Systems
Oleg Sergiyenko, Mexico
Julio Cesar Rodriguez-Qui[onez, Mexico
Wendy Flores-Fuentes, Mexico
Moises Rivas-Lopez, Mexico
Edge-leading Solutions for Smart Cities
Gianluca Fabbri, Italy
Chengbin Ma, China
Maurizio Paschero, Italy
Health Monitoring and Management for Modern
Smart Manufacturing Systems
Shen Yin, China
Bing Xiao, China
Okyay Kaynak, China
Huijun Gao, China
Semantic Technologies in Automation
Joern Ploennigs, Ireland
Martin Wollschlaeger, Germany
Henrik Dibowski, Czech Republic
Big data and cloud system processing for
wearable applications
Wing-Kuen Ling, China
Kim-Fung Tsang, Hong Kong
Gerhard P. Hancke, Hong Kong
Motion Control for Mechatronic systems
Toshiaki Tsuji, Japan
Roberto Oboe, Italy
Hiroshi Fujimoto, Japan
Makoto Iwasaki, Japan
RF/Microwave/Millimeter Wave Communications
for Industrial IoT
Zhibo Pang, Sweden
Kim-Fung Tsang, Hong Kong
Gerhard P. Hancke Sr, South Africa
Wireless Sensor Networks: Hardware/Software
Design Aspects for Industry
Reza Abrishambaf, USA
Mert Bal, USA
Jorge Cabral, Portugal
Massimiliano Ruggeri, Italy
Advanced in Power Electronics Converters for
Smart Grid Applications
Marcelo A. Perez, Chile
Freddy Flores-Bahamonde, Chile
Sergio Vazquez, Spain
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Haptics and Force Control Based on Advanced
Sensors and Actuators
Toshiyuki Murakami, Japan
Yasutaka Fujimoto , Japan
Kiyoshi Ohishi, Japan
Seichiro Katsura, Japan
Recent Development on Photovoltaic Energy
Systems
Samir Kouro, Chile
Hugues Renaudineau, Chile
Christian Rojas, Chile
Giovanni Spagnuolo, Italy
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Daily Timetables At a Glance
Monday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Tech Industry Summit (Room M1)
5:00 - 7:00 pm Industry Summit reception (Mission City Ballroom B1-B3)
Tuesday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Tech Industry Summit (Room M1)
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Student & Young Professionals Meetup (see Other Events page)
Note: Wednesday activities start at 8:00 am!
Wednesday
Room M1
8:00-10:00 am
TT: Technical Track, SS: Special Session
Room M2
Room M3
IEEE P21451-001
working group
10:00-10:30 am
ISIE-2016
opening
session
IEEE P61158
working group
10:30 am-12 noon
Student & Young
Professionals
Tutorial
12 noon-1:30 pm
Break for Lunch
1:30-3:00 pm TT Energy Storage /
SS Recent
Development on
Photovoltaic Energy
Systems
3:00-3:30 pm
3:30-5:00 pm
TT Standards
TT SmartGrids
TT Trends in
Engineering
Education
Afternoon break
Student & Young
Professionals Forum
TT Industrial Cyber
Physical Systems
SS Semantic
Technologies in
Automation
5:00-7:00 pm
Room B5
TT Smart Grids
SS Advanced in
Power Electronics
Converters for Smart
Grid Applications
ISIE-2016
welcome
reception
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Daily Timetables - continued
TT: Technical Track, SS: Special Session
Thursday
Room M1
8:30-10:30 am
10:30 am-12 noon
TT Power
Electronics - I
5:30-7:30 pm
Room B5
TT Automation,
Communication and
Infomatics
TT Mechatronics
and Robotics
TT Resilience and
Security for Industrial
Applications
Break for Lunch
TT Power
Electronics - II
SS Big Data and
Cloud System
Processing for
Wearable
Applications
SS Haptics and
Force Control
Based on
Advanced Sensors
and Actuators
SS Motion Control
for Mechatronic
Systems
Afternoon break
3:00-3:30 pm
3:30-5:00 pm
Room M3
IEEE P2660.1 working
group
12 noon-1:30 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
Room M2
TT Power
Electronics - III
TT Human Factors
TT Sensors and
Actuators
TT Electronic
Systems on Chip
SS Edge-leading
Solutionsfor Smart
Cities
ISIE-2016
dinner
NOTE: IEEE SCC-42 Standards Coordinating Committee on Transportation meets Thursday 7:00
AM - 6:30 PM at the Convention Center, Room 204.
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Daily Timetables - continued
TT: Technical Track, SS: Special Session
Friday
Room M1
Room M2
Room M3
8:30-10:30 am
10:30 am-12 noon
TT Transportation
ElectriBcation
12 noon-1:30 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
TT Renewable Energy
Break for Lunch
SS Health Monitoring
and Management for
Modern Smart
Manufacturing
3:00-3:30 pm
3:30-5:00 pm TT Data-Driven Control
and Montoring
SS Distributed Machine
Vision Systems
TT Electrical Machines
and Drives - I
Afternoon break
SS Distributed Machine
Vision Systems / SS RFMicrowave-Millimeter
Wave Communications
for Industrial IoT
TT Electrical Machines
and Drives - II
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Other Events
Student & Young Professionals Meetup (mixer)
Tuesday 7 June, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location: Britannia Arms Pub, 173 West Santa Clara Street San Jose
Register here:https://yp-tech-summit-2016.eventbrite.com
Join us for a night of drinks and casual networking at Britannia Arms in San Jose. All Tech
Industry Summit and ISIE participants are invited to attend. Local IEEE members in the San
Francisco Bay Area have also been invited, so this is a great opportunity to connect with local
members and expand your professional network.
Student & Young Professionals Tutorial
Wednesday, 8 June, 10:30 AM - 12 Noon
Location: Mission City Ballroom M1
See additional details elsewhere in this program guide. Everyone is invited!
IES Technical Committee Meetings
The most eIective way to develop professional and social networks is through the nearly two
dozen IES Technical Committtees (TC). Technical Committee meetings are a good place to
make initial introductions, and to volunteer for technical activities and leadership roles.
Listed in the table are several IES TCs that plan to meet during the Summit/ISIE-2016 week.
The schedule is subject to last-minute changes, so please visit the Registration Desk in the
Mission City Ballroom foyer for a Bnal schedule.
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Name of IES Technical Committee
Meeting day, time
Room
Cloud & Wireless Systems for Industrial Applications
Wednesday, 14:00-15:00 206
Energy Storage
Wednesday, 15:00-16:00 206
Human Factors
Thursday, 12:00-13:00
Industrial Agents
Wednesday, 16:00-17:00 206
Industrial Informatics
Thursday, 11:00-12:00
206
MEMS & Nanotechnologies
Thursday, 15:00-16:00
206
Motion Control
Thursday, 09:00-11:00
206
Resilience & Security for Industrial Applications
Thursday, 14:00-15:00
206
Sensors and Actuators
Thursday, 12:00-13:00
206
Standards
Thursday, 13:00-14:00
206
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Transportation ElectriBcation
Thursday, 16:00-17:00
206
IEEE Standards Working Group Meetings
The following working groups for IEEE Standards are meeting during the Summit/ISIE-2016
week. Please study the Daily Timetables for meeting locations and times.
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IEEE P21451-001: Recommended Practice for Signal Treatment Applied to Smart
Transducers
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IEEE P61158: Standard for Industrial Hard Real-Time Communication
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IEEE P2660.1: Recommended Practices on Industrial Agents
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IEEE SCC-42 Standards Coordinating Committee on Transportation meets Thursday
7:00 AM - 6:30 PM at the Convention Center, Room 204.
IES Standing Committee Meetings
Friday, 10 June
Location: Hyatt Regency Santa Clara, in the Alameda, Bayshore, and Cypress rooms.
Time
Alameda
Bayshore
Cypress
0900-1100
Nominations & Appointments
Publications
Technical Activities
1100-1245
Constitution & Bylaws
Workshops
Membership
1400-1530
Awards & Honors
Conferences
Planning & Development
1530-1700
Past Presidents
Conferences
Finance
1700-1800
O\cers
Note: O\cers also meet for breakfast, Friday, 0730-0830.
IES AdCom Meeting
Saturday, 11 June, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Location: Hyatt Regency Santa Clara, in the Magnolia Room.
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Student & Young Professionals Tutorial
Next-Generation Smart Grids: Architecture and Technical Routes
Dr. Qing-Chang Zhong
Distinguished Lecturer, IEEE Control Systems Society
Distinguished Lecturer, IEEE Power Electronics Society
Max McGraw Chair in Energy and Power Engineering
Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
email: zhongqc@ieee.org
url: http://mypages.iit.edu/~qzhong2/
Abstract: Power systems are going through a paradigm change from centralised generation, to
distributed generation, and further on to smart grids. A huge number of renewable energy sources,
electric vehicles, and storage systems etc. are being connected to power systems. Moreover,
various loads are being required to take part in demand response and to improve energy
e\ciency. These make it impossible to control and operate power systems in the conventional
way, because of the di\culties in modelling the huge number of players in the system and in
identifying a suitable mechanism to operate the system. In this lecture, we will present the
architecture and its associated distributed control strategy for the next-generation smart grids,
based on the inherent synchronisation mechanism of conventional synchronous generators.
Inverters will be operated to behave like synchronous generators and rectiBers will be operated to
behave like synchronous motors. Moreover, the dedicated synchronisation units, often phaselocked-loops, which are deemed to be a must-have component in grid-tied converters, will be
removed. As a result, this architecture uniBes the interface of all the diIerent players with the
transmission and distribution network so that the majority of the players, including all
conventional power plants, new add-ons of suppliers and most loads, will be able to synchronise
with each other to achieve autonomous operation and maintain system stability, without the need
of a dedicated communication network. Most of the players will follow the same mathematical
model of synchronous machines and hence the operation and analysis of the system is simpliBed
considerably.
Biosketch: Dr. Qing-Chang Zhong is recognized worldwide for expertise in both control theory
and power electronics, serving as a Distinguished Lecturer for the IEEE Control Systems Society
and the IEEE Power Electronics Society. Before joining Illinois Institute of Technology, he was the
Chair Professor in Control and Systems Engineering at The University of She\eld, UK, where he
built up a $5M+ research lab dedicated to the control of energy and power systems, and attracted
the support of Rolls-Royce, National Instruments, Texas Instruments, Siemens, ALSTOM, Turbo
Power Systems, Chroma, Yokagawa, OPAL RT and other organizations. He obtained a PhD degree in
2000 from Shanghai Jiao-Tong University and another PhD degree in 2004 from Imperial College
London (awarded the Best Doctoral Thesis Prize). He co-authored three research monographs,
including Robust Control of Time-delay Systems (Springer, 2006) and a No. 7 Amazon Best Seller
Control of Power Inverters in Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Integration (Wiley-IEEE Press,
2013). His fourth research monograph entitled Power Electronics-Enabled Autonomous Power
Systems: Next Generation Smart Grids is scheduled for publication by Wiley-IEEE. He is an
Associate Editor of four IEEE Transactions in control and power electronics, including IEEE Trans. on
Automatic Control, IEEE Trans. on Control Systems Technology, IEEE Trans. on Industrial
Electronics, and IEEE Trans. on Power Electronics.
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IEEE Tech Industry Summit Program
ALL technical sessions are in Mission City Ballroom M1
Monday morning, 6 June
8:00 AM
Welcome and Introduction - Michael Condry
8:30–10:30
Power & Energy Complexities of IoT – Chair: John Hung, Auburn University
30 mins
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Finding and Fitting Batteries for Small IoT Devices – Andy Keates, Intel
30 mins
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Smart Energy: The key to realising our COP 21 ambitions– David
Healey, Analysys Mason
30 mins
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The case for IEEE open standards to drive the convergence of
Distributed Generation (DG) and IoT - Antoine Paquin, Solantro
30 mins
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Cyber Security in the Industrial Internet of Things - Julie Holstad,
Southern Company Services
10:30-10:40
10-minute BREAK
10:40 -12:40
Security For the Industrial Internet of Things - Chair: Hamed Soroush, RealTime Innovations (RTI)
30 mins
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The Challenge of Protecting the Industrial Internet - Hamed Soroush,
Real-Time Innovations (RTI)
30 mins
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De-Mystifying IoT – JeIrey Voas, NIST
30 mins
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Security for the Industrial IoT - Francis Cianfrocca, Bayshore Networks
30 mins
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Security Panel
12:40-1:40
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Ray Potter, SafeLogic
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David Grawrock, Intel/TCG
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Monty Wiseman, Intel /TCG
Break for LUNCH
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Monday afternoon, 6 June
1:40–3:40
Venture Capital and the IoT, Chairs: Po Chi Wu, Berkeley and Andy Butler,
D2M
30 mins
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Keynote: Milton Chang, Incubic
30 mins
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The Transformative Role of IOT on the Future of Education - Andy
Butler, D2M
30 mins
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Hortau Irrigation Systems: The success story of collaboration
between an IoT Startup and University research - Marc Perron, Alizem
and Jocelyn Boudreau, Hortau
30 mins
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Venture Capitalists
Panel moderated by Jocelyn Boudreau, Hortau
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Milton Chang, Incubic
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Andy Butler, D2M
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Marc Perron, Alizem
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Glenn Solomon, GGV Capital
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David Wu, Maveron
3:40-3:55
15-minute BREAK
3:55–4:40
IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework
45 mins
Panel moderated by Oleg Logvinov, IoTecha
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Paul Murdock, Landis+Gyr
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Viacheslav (Slava) Zolotnikov, Kaspersky Lab
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Ludwig Winkel
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Wilbert (Chuck) Adams
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Rabindra (Rabi) Chakraborty, Senslytics
Monday evening, 6 June
Tech Industry Summit reception
5:00-7:00 PM, Mission City Ballroom B1-B3
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Tuesday morning, 7 June
9:00 AM
Keynote: IoT Technologies – Ken Caviasca, Intel
9:30 AM
Keynote: IoT Wearables - Michael Leabman, CTO of Energous
10:00–11:30
IoT Communications Challenges - Roxsana Hadjizadeh, Cisco
45 mins
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Security and IoT Communications
Panel moderated by Monique Morrow
45 mins
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The Internet of Things and Scaling the Internet
Architecturally - Monique Morrow, CTO of Cisco
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Can IoT be secured? - Nancy Cam-Winget, Distinguished Engineer
of Cisco
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Balancing End User Control and the Market Data
Opportunity in the Era of IoT - Evelyn de Souza; Engineering
Technical Leader of Cisco
Wireless and IoT
Panel moderated by K-F Tsang and Shahid Mumtaz
12:00-1:00
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Smart Device To Smart Device Communication for 5G – Shahid
Mumtaz, Instituto de Telecomunicações Aveiro, Portugal
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Sayantan Choudhury, Nokia Technologies, US
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Big Analog Data™, New Architectures to Realize New
Insights - Jamie Smith, National Instruments
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Wireless IoT Access Standards - Ahmed Alsohaily, University of
Toronto
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IoT Communications Challenges - Ammar Rayes, Cisco
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Wireless technologies for Internet of Buildings - Youngchoon
Park, Johnson Controls
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Wireless Connectivity For Future Buildings - Zhibo Pang, ABB
Sweden
Break for LUNCH
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Tuesday afternoon, 7 June
1:00– 3:00
IoT Computation Challenges – Chair: John Swan, Intel
30 mins
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Keynote: Research and Open Innovation for an interoperable Internet
of Things – Max Senges, Google
30 mins
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Digital Storage in the Internet of Things – Tom Coughlin, Coughlin
Associates
30 mins
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OS requirements for IoT – Dinyar Dastoor, Windriver
30 mins
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IoT Solutions in 8 Bits or Fewer – James Osborne, Microsoft
3:00-3:10
10 minute BREAK
3:10–4:40
Applications Areas for IoT - Chair: Lee Stogner
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30 mins
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Aviation Industrial Internet – Shyam Nath, GE Digital
30 mins
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Industrial Internet of Things – Key use cases, adoption patterns, and
techno-socio-economic challenges - Edy Liongosari, Accenture
30 mins
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The Indispensable Enabler: Cyber Security for IoT & Enhancing
Security for IoT – Stuart Gillen, SparkCognition
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IEEE Tech Industry Summit Speakers,
Panelists, and Session Chairs
Wilbert (Chuck) Adams
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Title: IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework (Panelist)
Ahmed Alsohaily holds a PhD degree from the University of Toronto. He
is a member of the technology strategy team at Telus and a postdoctoral
fellow at the University of Toronto. He is also an advisor for the Next
Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) alliance and actively contributes to
the IEEE ComSoc Standards Development.
Title: Wireless IoT Access Standards
This presentation is an overview of wireless IoT access standards in
addition to a mobile operator perspective on IoT access.
Jocelyn Boudreau is CEO and co-founder of Hortau. He holds a Bachelor
of Engineering and a Masters degree from Laval University, Canada. Early
in his career, Jocelyn helped develop a sub-irrigation system in capillary
mat for container crops, greenhouse and nursery. He then acted as a
consultant, before co-founding Hortau in 2002 where he played a key role
in the company’s start-up phase, from the business plan and strategy,
Bnancing, building and managing a high-level team. Jocelyn and his family
currently live in San Luis Obispo, CA, home of Hortau’s U.S. headquarters.
Ti t l e : Hortau Irrigation Systems: The success story of collaboration
between an IoT Startup and University research
This session will show the story of Hortau - a venture-backed industrial
electronics and IoT start up - where the collaboration with a public-funded
University has been critical in their success.
Title: Venture Capitalists (Panel moderator)
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Andy Butler is the founder and CEO of Design to Matter Inc. Founded in
1995 with o\ces in Sunnyvale and Hong Kong, "D2M" has been in the
business of developing and launching smart-connected devices for over
21 years. D2M is currently heavily involved in a company that it internally
incubated, Square Panda, which is pioneering the educational IOT space.
Title: The Transformative Role of IOT on the Future of Education
Nancy Cam-Winget is a Distinguished Engineer at Cisco Systems where
she works in the Security CTO O\ce, and focuses on IoT security, Cyber
and identity-based security solutions. She was the product strategist and
lead architect for Cisco’s Wi-Fi product group. She authored and was
editor for multiple published standards such as IEEE 802.11i, 802.11w,
802.11r, 802.1X and IETF RFC 7170 and RFC 7171.
Title: Can IoT be secured?
With the growing adoption of IoT, breaches in this space are publicized
and growing, highlighting the importance of security. There are many
breaches publicized in the media today, but of importance is their impact.
With such an attack surface expanding, can the IoT be secured? What
would the security solution look like? How do we ensure the security
doesn’t compromise availability and safety of the IoT system?
Ken Caviasca is vice president in the IoT Group and general manager of
platform engineering and development at Intel Corporation, with
responsibility for computing platforms targeted to the IoT.
Caviasca earned his bachelor’s degree in computer and electrical
engineering from the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut and his MBA
degree from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.
He holds seven patents in circuits, CPU and video systems architecture.
Title: IoT Technologies
Ken leads the Planning, Architecture, and Engineering development of
Intel’s Atom, Core, and Xeon HW/SW platforms for the IOT market.
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Rabindra (Rabi) Chakraborty, President, Senslytics is leading a young
company spun-oI from the multinational IT company, Catalyst Business
Solutions. Senslytics is in the industrial IoT Analytics software space,
integrating sensor data, business data and big data in order to provide
real time monitoring insights for compliance and safety management.
Prior to Senslytics, Rabi was in the start up team of Catalyst. He is a
Senior Member of the IEEE, and holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
from Michigan State University. He has traveled over 50 countries.
Title: IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework (Panelist)
Milton Chang is the author of Toward Entrepreneurship and managing
partner of Incubic (see www.miltonchang.com). Companies he incubated
resulted in six IPOs and seven acquisitions. He is currently an investor in
Bve startup companies and is on the board of Aurrion (www.aurrion.com),
MBio Diagnostics (www.mbiodx.com) and Thingap (www.thingap.com)
He is a Trustee of the California Institute of Technology and has recently
served on the SEC Advisory Committee on Small and Emerging
Companies.
Dr. Chang earned his BS engineering degree with highest honors from the
University of Illinois and PhD from the California Institute of Technology,
and received Distinguished Alumni awards from both U of I and Caltech.
Keynote title and abstract (not available at time of printing)
Sayantan Choudhury, Nokia Technologies, has been an active
researcher in the Beld of signal processing and wireless communications
for over 15 years, with several Bled patents and publications in leading
conferences and journals. He leads the Connectivity and Platforms, US
team in Nokia Technologies group and is engaged in wireless innovation
and platform exploration for new product opportunities in future Nokia
Technologies’ businesses. Previously, he has led the IEEE standardization
work at Nokia Research Center-Berkeley and has contributed to IEEE
802.11 ah (a.k.a. Wi-Fi HaLow), IEEE 802.11ax and 3GPP standardization.
Dr. Choudhury received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa
Barbara and his M.S. degree from the University of Texas at Austin.
Title: Wireless and IoT (panelist)
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Francis Cianfrocca is the Founder & Chief Scientist of Bayshore
Networks, Inc. He is a recognized IoT industry visionary and evangelist,
trusted by Fortune 100 CSOs and CIOs. He provides direction for
Bayshore’s technology vision and thought leadership, and recently
presented at the IoT World Forum, the Industrial Internet Consortium, the
IoT Global Innovation Forum, the RSA Security Conference and Mobile
World Congress, among others. Cianfrocca earned his MA at the University
of Michigan and his BA at the Eastman School of Music.
Title: Security for the Industrial IoT
The presentation will describe Industrial Internet security use cases that
can move an organization from vulnerable to secure. These use cases
enable beneBts such as protection of industrial devices from local and
Internet-based attack; safe and secure third-party access to local OT/ICS
devices and data; and aggregation and analysis of big data in near realtime to create visibility and value via insight to operations
Michael Condry was the Chief Technical O\cer for Intel Corporation,
Global Ecosystem Division. His career has a mixture of academic and
industry positions. He held teaching and research positions at Princeton
and the University of Illinois. His industry roles included AT&T Bell-Labs,
Sun Microsystems, and Intel. Michael came to Intel to head up Networking
Applications research. Michael’s eIorts in technical staI development at
Intel awarded him and his team the prestigious Intel Quality Award in
2015. He is the President-Elect of the IEEE Technology and Engineering
Management Society (TEMS), and he is a senior board member for the
IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES). He created and chairs the IEEE
Industry Forum series that has successfully engaged industry in over 14
conferences. Michael is also a member of the IEEE Computer Society for
over 27 years.
Title: Welcome to the IEEE Tech Industry Summit
Tom Coughlin, President, Coughlin Associates is a widely respected
storage analyst and consultant. He has over 35 years in the data storage
industry with multiple engineering and management positions at high
proBle companies. He is also the author of Digital Storage in Consumer
Electronics: The Essential Guide (Newnes Press). He is also a regular
contributor on digital storage for Forbes.com. Tom is Director for IEEE
Region 6 and active in the Consumer Electronics Society and other
professional organizations. For more info, visit www.tomcoughlin.com
Title: Digital Storage in the Internet of Things
The growth of connected intelligent devices for industrial and consumer
uses will generate large volumes of data. IoT will lead to multiple levels of
storage and use of this content to make important global decisions while
protecting privacy and providing security. This talk will look at how digital
storage will be used in these intelligent devices as well as the on-line local
and remote services that analyze and use this data to make real-time
analysis and decisions for industrial, security and consumer applications.
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Dinyar Dastoor, Windriver
(photo not available) Biosketch not available at time of printing.
Title: OS Requirements for IoT
Evelyn de Souza, Data Privacy and Security Leader, Cisco Systems /
Cloud Security Alliance Strategy Advisor, focuses on developing industry
blueprints that accelerate privacy and security across cloud and the IoT.
She served as the Chair of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Data
Governance working group and the Cloud Security Alliance Cloud Controls
Matrix, and was named to CloudNOW's Top 10 Women in Cloud Computing
for 2014. She
regularly advocates best practices on cloud and data
security at http://cloudtweaks.com/author/evelyn/
Title: Balancing End User Control and the Market Data Opportunity in the
Era of IoT
As the Internet of Things gains further ubiquity, data on consumer
lifestyles and habits will take on increased value to IoT manufacturers and
their ecosystem of partners. In today’s era of digital user empowerment
ought not users have the ability to control how their data is shared, with
which parties and to have a digital data trail over their data? This session
will propose a ecosystem-industry-wide approach for enhanced end user
data control and for providers a model for digital safety and “trusted”
economic gain.
Stuart Gillen is Director of Business Development at SparkCognition. His
areas of specialty include IoT architectures, platforms, and technologies.
Gillen previously worked for National Instruments as their Condition
Monitoring Business Owner, responsible for driving the overall strategy of
the NI Condition Monitoring platform. Gillen holds bachelor and M.B.A
degrees from Kansas State University.
Title: The Indispensable Enabler: Cyber Security for IoT & Enhancing
Security for IoT
With Bfty billion devices expected to be online by 2020, security is more
critical than ever before. Existing approaches only address part of the
problem. Many threats escape detection, yet leave behind a pattern that
is waiting to be found. The most innovative solutions will be Cognitive,
data-driven Analytics platform for Clouds, Devices and the IoT industrial
and security market that deliver out-of-band, symptom-sensitive analytics,
insights, and security
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David Grawrock is a Senior Principal Engineer and Security Architect for
the Intel IoT Security group, where his role is to assist various IoT groups
in creating end-to-end security architectures. He focuses on the hardware
devices at all levels of the IoT ecosystem from sensors, through gateways,
to cloud servers. David has worked in the computer industry for over 30
years holding positions with Symantec, Central Point Software, and Lotus.
He holds over 50 patents with more pending. David does have a life
outside of Intel; he is a proud husband, father, and grandfather, semiretired dedicated soccer coach (after a break of 8 years he coached his
grandsons U6 team), My Bsherman, photographer, and long suIering
family genealogist.
Title: Security (Panelist)
Roxsana Hadjizadeh is the New Product Program Manager in the Server,
Switching, and Virtualization Product Group at Cisco. Her professional past
includes Silicon Valley companies GENUS Inc., PRIAM, Network Computing
Devices, WinCom Systems, Quantum 3D and Tesla Motors. Roxsana is very
active in IEEE leadership in the Santa Clara Valley, as well as community
charity eIorts. She is a member of Cisco’s iWise (Inspiring Women through
Information Sharing and Experiences), WISE (Women in Science and
Engineering) and Connected Women. She lives with her husband in San
Jose, CA, and her daughter is a junior at San Diego State University.
Title: IoT Communications Challenges (Session chair)
As technology is enabling people to conduct daily business and life, the
billions of Internet connection becomes a reality soon. We look into the
infrastructure support and speciBcally security to avoid computer crashes,
smart phones rebooting or running out of power, self-driving cars striking
or killing a pedestrian and so on. Therefore IoT communication is the key
with its own challenges that will be discussed with two expert teams in
this session.
David Healey has worked in the energy and utility industry for more than
25 years. Prior to joining Analysys Mason, he was Smart Grid Practice
Head at global information technology consulting Brm Wipro Technologies.
In 2007, he founded and launched in Smart Grid Solutions, one of the Brst
advisory consultancy companies in Europe dedicated to the emerging
smart energy sector. Since 2014, David has held an invited advisory role
on the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE)
Sustainable Energy and Energy E\ciency committees.
Title: Smart Energy: The key to realising our COP 21 ambitions
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ICT developments that can deliver our Smart Energy future
Intelligent distribution can unlock energy assets and e\ciency
Consumer storage - the potential game changer
Essential need for balance between regulation and market forces
COP 21 - the next 5 years are critical
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Julie Holstad (Engineering Manager, Technical Services - I & C, Southern
Company Services) began her career with Southern Company in 2011 as
a project manager before moving into Operations IT. Southern Company
is the 16th largest utility company in the world, and 4th largest in the U.S.
In her current role, she is responsible for Data Acquisition and Real-Time
Systems (DARTS), Cyber Security, and Critical Infrastruture Protection
compliance for Generation.
Her prior experience includes a 20-year
career with Altec Industries, a leading equipment and service provider to
the electric utility, telecommunications, and tree care markets. During her
career, Julie has developed expertise in project management, leadership,
operational & strategic planning, budgeting/forecasting, capacity &
resource planning, business process re-engineering and Cyber Security.
Julie received her Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering from Auburn
University.
Title: Cybersecurity in the Industrial Internet of Things
John Hung has been on the electrical & computer engineering faculty of
Auburn University since 1989, where he focuses on control systems. A
Fellow of the IEEE, John is a past-president of the Industrial Electronics
Society, and will serve on the IEEE Board of Directors for 2017-2018. He
and wife Diana have three grown-and-married children and one grandson.
John's hobbies include tinkering on anything with an engine, My Bshing,
canoeing, and dabbling in ham radio (KI4NHX). He has great admiration
for those with musical talents, because he can neither sing nor dance.
Title: Power & Energy Complexities of IoT (Session chair)
The Summit's opening session touches a broad spectrum of power &
energy challenges and solutions that are driven by the IoT:
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challenges in packaging energy for mobile computing platforms
impacts of information and communication technologies (ICT)
roles and challenges facing standards development for IoT
experiences of utility industries as they adapt to an IoT world
Andy Keates is a Principle Engineer at Intel Corporation, specializing in
energy storage technologies. He assesses many new battery technology
proposals and works across Intel, with Intel Capital and Intel’s Technology
Manufacturing Group, to try to turn the most promising proposals into
production-worthy battery cells.
In doing so, he matches the unique
requirements of speciBc IoT devices (including wearable computing) with
the beneBts of speciBc battery format developments. Andy holds an
honors degree in Physics from the University of Exeter in England.
Title: Finding and Fitting Batteries for Small IoT Devices
Intel has a legacy of using rectangular or cylindrical Li-ion cells in mobile
computing devices, accruing modest capacity gains oIered by the battery
industry each year. IoT devices may require battery cells much smaller
than the ones we are used to, some demanding increased power relative
to their size along with novel shapes, a need for low self-discharge, and
perhaps even the ability to survive being tumble dried. These new
attribute requirements cause us to take a good look at what’s possible and
what may become possible with batteries in the foreseeable future.
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Michael Leabman is Chief Technology O\cer, Director and Founder of
Energous. From 2010-2013, Michael served as President of TruePath
Wireless, a service provider and equipment provider in the broadband
communications industry. From 2008-2010, he was CTO for DataRunway
Inc., a wireless communication company providing broadband internet to
airlines. Mr. Leabman received both his Bachelor of Science degree and
Master of Engineering degree in electrical engineering from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Title: IoT Wearables
Michael will demonstrate the award-winning WattUp wireless power
solution. This RF-based wireless power technology oIers over-the-air
charging for small electronic devices.
Edy Liongosari is Accenture’s Senior Research Scientist and a Global
Managing Director of Accenture Technology Labs. He also leads the
Systems and Platforms Research Group, which covers among others the
Industrial IoT (IIoT). His teams work on Smart Grid, Smart Water,
Intelligent Cities and Digital Platform Technologies. His research work has
also been placed into the Smithsonian’s permanent research collection.
Edy has a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Indiana University
and is a member of IEEE, ACM and Microsoft’s Distinguished Engineering
Council. He is also a board member of the Software and Information
Industry Association.
Title: Industrial Internet of Things – Key use cases, adoption patterns, and
techno-socio-economic challenges
In this session, we will talk about a handful of IIoT use cases – from life
safety to supply chain optimization - and the associated business cases
that are key in driving adoption of IIoT we are seeing in the market today,
and how this adoption pattern is expected to change in the next Bve
years. We will also discuss some of the technical, social and economic
challenges associated with IIoT and what we can do about them.
Oleg Logvinov is the co-founder, President and CEO of IoTecha
Corporation, an Industrial IoT Solutions Provider. Prior to this, he was a
Director of Special Assignments in STMicroelectronics’ Industrial & Power
Conversion Division where he was deeply engaged in market and
technology development activities in the area of Industrial IoT including
the applications of IEEE 1901 powerline communication technology in
harsh environments. Oleg is chair of the IEEE Internet Initiative, which
helps improve the understanding of technology, its implications, and
impact on Internet governance issues. He chairs the Industry Engagement
track of the IEEE IoT Initiative, has created a series of worldwide IoT
Startup Competition events, and is the chair of the IEEE working group for
P2413 "Standard for an Architectural Framework for the Internet of
Things."
Title: IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework (Panel moderator)
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Monique J. Morrow is the CTO New Frontiers Engineering at Cisco. Her
specialties include networking technology, grid, cloud computing,
Intercloud-Federation, IoT, M2M Security and E-Health, semantic web, and
business development.
She has a track record of co-innovating with
customers, that has transcended the globe from North America, Europe
and Asia.
Monique’s current focus in on the intersection between
research-economics-technology to portfolio execution, with Circular and
Exponential Economies as examples.
Title: Security and IoT Communications (Panel moderator)
and: The Internet of Things and Scaling the Internet Architecturally
With billions of objects (and people) connecting to each other one obvious
concern are the scaling properties of the Internet. What should these
properties look like? Attributes? The implications from IoT include the
further development of the "Energy Internet". We need to challenge
ourselves as engineers as to what we must implement exponentially and
within a hyper-innovation environment that exceeds use case scenarios.
Finally - embedded security AND privacy become somewhat intertwined especially at the micro code level.
The challenges only can inspire
invention at its best in a collaborative economy.
Shahid Mumtaz is Senior Research Scientist and Technical Manager at
Instituto de Telecomunicações Aveiro, Portugal. He has been involved in
several European Community R&D Projects in the Beld of green
communication and next generation wireless systems. His interests lie in
the Beld of architectural enhancements to communication networks. He
serves as a vice-chair for IEEE 5G Standardization. Shahid is also editor of
three books and associate editor for IEEE Communication Magazine, IEEE
Journal of IoT, and Elsevier Journal of Digital Communication and Network.
Title: Smart Device To Smart Device Communication for 5G
This presentation considers device-to-device (D2D) communication and
aims to motivate researchers, operators and manufacturers to broaden
their knowledge regarding D2D communication. We consider 3GPP LTE-A
as a baseline. We explain fundamental requirements for deploying D2D
network under cellular system from architectural, technical and business
points of view, and present real-life applications and use cases.
Paul Murdock is a software architect, consultant and technologist with
extensive design, development, and delivery experience in research,
product and service organizations. He previously worked in physics
research, industrial robotics and the Bnance industry. In 2008 he moved to
Landis+Gyr as Chief Software Architect where he worked with teams
around the globe developing energy measurement solutions for utilities. In
2015, he took on a new role within Landis+Gyr leading the software
research programs within the company. His current interests includes
Distributed Intelligence, IoT and Transactive Energy in the Smart Grid.
Title: IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework (Panelist)
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Shyam V Nath is an Industrial Internet Architect with GE Digital with
focus on Aviation Industry. Prior to GE, he worked at IBM, Oracle, Deloitte
and Halliburton. He has implemented solutions leveraging Big Data and
Analytics. He has an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from
IIT, Kanpur, India, and MBA and MS Computer Science degrees from
Florida Atlantic University. He is a regular speaker in large technology
conferences and Meetups.
Title: Aviation Industrial Internet
Industrial Internet will signiBcantly impact the Aviation Ecosystem over the
next decade. The main areas will be around Airline Passenger experience,
Airport E\ciency, as well as
equipment maintenance to reduce the
unscheduled downtime.
In this session we will look at some of the
proposed IoT solutions and how to implement those. We will look at the
signiBcance of a Platform approach to problem solving.
James Osborne leads Microsoft's device ecosystem team for Azure IoT.
His team is responsible for enabling devices of all kinds to work with Azure
IoT services. This includes device connectivity, provisioning, management,
and command and control, as well as Beld gateways. His team produces
the open source Azure IoT software development kits (SDKs) and also runs
the CertiBed for Azure IoT program.
Title: IoT Solutions in 8 Bits or Fewer
Abstract: While much of the story around IoT talks about cutting edge
artiBcial intelligence and big data analysis, there are companies out there
today who are realizing real business results from less glamorous IoT
solutions—solutions revolving around small data sets delivered in the right
context. This talk to dives into some real-world simple IoT solutions with
big impacts.
Zhibo Pang is a Senior Scientist and Project Manager at ABB Corporate
Research, Västerås, Sweden, and also serves universities such as Royal
Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden, Tsinghua University, China, and
Beijing University of Post and Telecommunication (BUPT), China. He leads
projects related to wireless communication and embedded systems,
including real-time industrial wireless sensor networks, high accuracy
localization, IP-based convergence of communications, and vertical
solutions of IoT for smart homes and buildings, smart factory and
manufacturing, and smart grids.
Title: Wireless Connectivity For Future Buildings
EIorts towards the Internet of Things, Services and People (IoTSP) from
industrial giants like ABB will reshape future industries, including the
building automation industry.
Future building infrastructure will be
redeBned and largely expanded from the conventional functionalities due
to unprecedented integrations at multiple levels. However, building
system suppliers and system integrators face a common challenge of
interoperability, because the market is fragmented by diIerent technical
connectivity technologies, wireless or wired, standardized or proprietary.
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Antoine Paquin is a serial entrepreneur currently serving as the founder,
President and CEO of Solantro, a fabless semiconductor company
delivering next generation solutions for distributed power generation.
Previous he built, ran (and sold) a number of fabless semiconductor
companies including Axiom Microdevices Inc., Philsar Semiconductor Inc.,
and Skystone Systems Inc. Antoine was born in Montréal, Canada and
raised in Canada, France and Africa.
Text: The case for IEEE open standards to drive the convergence of
Distributed Generation (DG) and IoT
The industry is quietly repeating past mistakes that were made in the
name of diIerentiation in previous markets. We can also re-apply good
lessons from history, however, and this is for the mother-of-all-markets:
power built around distributed, networked power converting things
extracted from renewable energy. The IEEE should embrace this historical
market convergence of energy/power and internet technologies by rallying
industry players around open standards allowing us to solve Humanity's
next big challenge: worldwide bottom-up electriBcation built around
distributed renewable and networked elements.
Youngchoon Park is a Technical Fellow and Director of Technologies in
Johnson Controls, Inc, where he is building connected products (e.g.,
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Connected Chiller) and associated services. He is involved in real-life
complex building automation and security system developments and
deployments. His research interests are cloud computing, information
management, data analytics, content-based information processing, and
enterprise application integration. A member of IEEE and ACM,
Youngchoon holds a computer science Ph.D. from Arizona State University.
Title: Wireless Technologies for Internet of BuildingsTM
We will brieMy summarize available wireless technologies for the smart
building industry and discuss urgent needs of interoperability among
multiple transmission and application protocols for simplifying data
exchange among applications. Multiple protocol interoperability with
modern system identiBcation technologies will lower commissioning cost,
help energy savings and improve man-building interaction.
Marc Perron, ing., Ph.D., Editor-in-Chief of Industrial Electronics
Technology Transfer News (IETTN), is an industrial electronics entrepreneur
mainly involved in the Beld of power electronics in automation,
automotive and aerospace markets through his Brm Alizem, Inc. He has
contributed to more than 10 university technology-led startups in Belds
ranging from electric vehicles, industrial lasers, wind power, medical
devices and organic electronics.
Ti t l e : Hortau Irrigation Systems: The success story of collaboration
between an IoT Startup and University research
This session will show the story of Hortau - a venture-backed industrial
electronics and IoT start up - where the collaboration with a public-funded
University has been critical in their success.
Title: Venture Capitalists (Panelist)
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Ray Potter is the CEO and co-founder of SafeLogic. Previously, Ray
founded Apex Assurance Group and led the Security Assurance program
at Cisco Systems. He has been recognized as a thought leader in next
generation security technologies, speaking at the (ISC)2 Security
Congress, RSA Security Conference, CTIA MobileCon and Super Mobility
Week, Cloud Security World, and the International Cryptographic Module
Conference, among others. Ray lives in Palo Alto and enjoys cycling and
good bourbon, although deBnitely not at the same time.
Title: Security (Panelist)
Ammar Rayes is a Distinguished Engineer at Cisco Systems (CTO o\ce Cisco Services) focusing on Technology Strategy. His research interests
include IoT networks and technologies, network and service management,
network analytics and security. He is widely published in these Belds, and
serves on editorial boards of several IEEE and ACM journals. At Cisco,
Ammar is the founding chair of Cisco Services Patent Council. He received
in 2013 the Cisco Chairman’s Choice Award for IoT Excellent Innovation &
Execution. He received his Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis.
Title: IoT Communications Challenges
The IoT is creating a world where things are connected and intelligently
communicating with each other with minimal human intervention. It is
already having grave impacts on businesses and personal lives.
Businesses are using IoT to create new business models, improve business
processes, and reduce costs and risks. Personal lives are improving with
progressive health monitoring, enriched learning, and better security.
Max Senges (1978) works as Program Manager for Google Research and
Education, where he leads the Internet of Things and the Virtual Reality
research program.
Max holds a Ph.D. and Master’s degree from the
Information and Knowledge Society Program of the Universitat Oberta de
Catalunya (Barcelona), as well as a Masters in Business Information
Systems from the University of Applied Sciences Wildau (Berlin).
Title: Research and Open Innovation for an interoperable Internet of
Things
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Jamie Smith is Director of Product Marketing, Embedded Systems at
National Instruments, and leads a marketing team for the company’s
industrial and embedded products, including NI CompactRIO, vision,
motion, and wireless. In 2012, Jamie was recognized as a Top Embedded
Innovator by Embedded Computing Design and received an R&D 100
Award. He is represents NI as a voting member of the Industrial Internet
Consortium. He holds a bachelor of science degree (physics) from UC
Santa Barbara and a masters in applied physics from Stanford University.
Title: Big Analog Data™, New Architectures to Realize New Insights
The Industrial IoT megatrend generates massive amounts of data from a
wide range of new data sources. The big source is analog data, coming
from sensors tied to machines, electronic devices, and the environment.
Big Analog Data™ sources are all around us (light, RF signals, vibrations,
temperatures, and so on), so we need new architectures and approaches
to manage and process this data at the edge and in the cloud to extract
insights and drive business impact.
Glenn Solomon, is Managing Partner at GGV Capital, an investment Brm
successfully partnering with leading technology entrepreneurs in the U.S.
and China. He focuses on enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS), cloud
infrastructure and mobile. Glenn has been recognized on the Forbes Midas
List several times. Prior to GGV, Glenn was a General Partner with Partech
International. Earlier, he worked with Goldman Sachs. Glenn graduated
from Stanford University, where he started on three NCAA championship
tennis teams. He also holds an M.B.A. from Stanford.
Title: Venture Capitalists (Panelist)
Hamed Soroush is a Senior Research Security Engineer at Real-Time
Innovations (RTI). Prior to joining RTI in 2014, he was a faculty member at
the University of Virginia. His expertise spans areas including security,
privacy, forensics, networking and critical, large-scale distributed systems.
He currently co-chairs the Security Working group of the Industrial Internet
Consortium (IIC). At RTI, he has been involved in development and
implementation of the security speciBcation for the Data Distribution
Service (DDS) standard. Hamed holds a Ph.D. in computer science from
the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Title: The Challenge of Protecting the Industrial Internet
This talks provides an overview of the challenges of protecting the
Industrial Internet of Things as well as recent work attempting to address
them.
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Lee Stogner is the President of the Vincula Group, a consultancy
business in Systems Integration, Business Process Improvement, Project
Management and the Internet of Things. Having over 30 years of design,
consulting, project management and business development experience
across a range of industries, Lee has driven growth at companies that
include Digital Equipment, Fluor Corporation and Rockwell International.
He is the Chair of the Carolinas' Engineering Cluster and a past Director of
the IEEE Board of Directors. Today, Lee is active in promoting
development of the IoT through his participation in the IEEE Smart Grid
Initiative, the IEEE Transportation ElectriBcation Committee and as a
Member of the IEEE Internet of Things Initiative. Please stop by the IEEE
IoT Initiative booth at the Summit!
Title: Application Areas for IoT (Session chair)
John Swan works at Intel to insert leading-edge System-on-Chip (SoC)
and FPGA design technology into design teams. Earlier, he worked 20
years at Motorola Labs on IC design and design methodology, greatly
advancing the state-of-the-art. He also worked as SoC Consulting Manager
at Mentor Graphics, and as IP Product Marketing Manager at Lattice
Semiconductor. John has received numerous IEEE awards recognizing
both his professional service and his technical leadership. He earned a
BSEE degree with High Honors in Computer Engineering at the Illinois
Institute of Technology, and holds an MBA from Roosevelt University.
Title: IoT Computation Challenges (Sesson chair)
According to Statista, the number of Internet connected devices will grow
from 23 Billion devices in 2016 to 50 Billion in 2020, largely due to growth
in the IoT sector. The wide range of needs for these Things presents a
wide range of computing challenges. Many devices will require intense
computing associated with tasks like embedded vision. All of them will be
required to perform connected computing. While processing continues to
advance, the array of memory technologies is increasing at a faster pace,
and software is not standing still. What are the right recipes of
technologies to provide the target solutions?
K-F Tsang is the Drector of the Wireless Sustainability Center at City
University of Hong Kong, and works actively and closely with industry on
IoT wireless sensor networks. Numerous applications include home area
networks for o\ce/home/building automation, network performance
optimization, tele-health systems, energy proBling and management
systems, smart metering and smart appliances. K-F is the founder of
Citycom Technology Ltd., a spin-oI company from the university. He is
also a founding member of the Smart City Consortium (Convener of IoT),
and chairs the IoT Special Users Group Hong Kong. K-F Tsang received his
Ph.D. from the University of Wales, CardiI College.
Title: Wireless and IoT (Panel moderator)
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JeNrey Voas is a co-founder of Cigital, and a computer scientist at the
U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Gaithersburg,
MD. A Fellow of the IEEE, the IET, and the American Association for the
Advancement of Science (AAAS), Voas is widely published in the Belds of
software reliability, safety and testing. His current interests include
software certiBcation and the underlying science of IoT. He received his
bachelor degree (computer engineering) from Tulane University, and his
M.S. and Ph.D. (computer science) from the College of William and Mary.
Title: De-Mystifying IoT (based on Draft NIST IR8063)
In this work, Bve core primitives belonging to most distributed systems are
presented. These primitives apply well to systems with large amounts of
data, scalability concerns, heterogeneity concerns, temporal concerns,
and elements of unknown pedigree with possible nefarious intent. These
primitives form the basic building blocks for a Network of ‘Things’ (NoT),
including the Internet of Things (IoT). To our knowledge, the ideas and the
manner in which the science underlying IoT is presented here is unique.
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Title: IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework (Panelist)
Monty Wiseman is a Principle Engineer and Security Architect in Intel
Security Platform and Solutions Division, focusing in platform identity and
attestation for all platform classes from server to IoT. His current projects
include Intel's TXT® Technologies, Boot Guard®, Platform Trust
Technology® (Intel’s TPM 2) and other security initiatives from server to
IoT. He co-chairs the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) Infrastructure
Working Group that deBnes the various certiBcates used by the Trusted
Platform Module (TPM) and TPM-enabled platforms. He is Intel's
representative in the TCG Technical Committee. Monty has been
developing hardware and software for computers ranging from mainframe
to microcomputers since 1975.
Title: Security (Panelist)
David Wu is a San Francisco-based Partner who joined Maveron in 2012
to help identify new investments in emerging consumer Internet
companies. He led Maveron’s investments in August Home, Eargo, Darby
Smart, Instamotor, and Booster Fuels, and serves on each of their boards.
Wu has strong ties to the Silicon Valley entrepreneurial community and
has personally invested in over thirty startups. He can often be found
coaching and mentoring entrepreneurs at Stanford Business School and
top Bay Area incubators such as Y-Combinator, AngelPad, 500Startups,
and Stanford's StartX. David is a Bay Area native and holds a B.S. in
Electrical Engineering and a B.A. in Economics from Stanford.
Title: Venture Capitalists (Panelist)
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Po Chi Wu is an Innovation Evangelist and an investor in Human Capital.
His most recent publication is: "Agile Innovation: The Revolutionary
Approach to Accelerate Success, Inspire Engagement, and Ignite
Creativity" (Wiley & Sons 2014). Having been a successful international
venture capitalist and entrepreneur based in Silicon Valley for more than
30 years, he oIers unique insights and perspective. Dr. Wu is currently a
Vice-Chairman of Invotech, a non-proBt organization in Hong Kong. He is
driving an initiative, "Smart City = Smart Conversations, Smart Citizens",
which aims to inspire and motivate entrepreneurs to focus their energies
on creating practical solutions that will make Hong Kong a "smarter" city.
Dr. Wu has a Ph.D. from Princeton University and a B.A. from the
University of California at Berkeley.
Title: Venture Capital and the IoT (Session chair)
According to CB Insights, some $2 Billion was invested in 2015 by venture
capital Brms and corporate investors in new companies developing new
products and services for the Internet of Things (the "Internet of
Everything," according to Cisco and IBM?). Will the Open Interconnect
Consortium (including Intel, Samsung, Dell and Cisco) Bnally settle the
issue of common standards? Will this mean an explosion of new oIerings
for the consumer market? Industry veterans will share their insights in a
lively panel discussion as well as presentations. Added bonus: a speciBc
use case that demonstrates successful commercialization, following
technology transfer from academic research.
Viacheslav (Slava) Zolotnikov is Senior Technology Research Manager
for Standardization and Special Projects in the Future Technologies
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Department of Kaspersky Lab, one of the world's leaders of solutions
related to Information Security. He has more than 25 years of software
and electronics industry experience, ranging from microcontroller
simulation, telecommunications to mobile devices and cybersecurity. A
member of IEEE and ACM member, he is active in several international
standards organizations and associations including IEEE SA, ITU-T, ENISA,
ISO JTC1/SC27/TC22r. He received the M.S. degree in Software
Engineering, Computer Science from State Polytechnic University, St.
Petersburg, Russia.
Title: IEEE Standard for an IoT Architectural Framework (Panelist)
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Instructions for ISIE-2016 Speakers
All technical paper sessions at ISIE-2016 have the same organization: Brst, brief 3-minute spotlight
talks for all papers in the session (up to 10), and then an interactive session of about 40 to 45
minutes for all papers in the session room. Please bring your own laptop computer with either
VGA or HDMI connection.
The Spotlight Talk
Please arrive in the session room at least Bve minutes before the session begins and be sure to let
the session chairs know you are there. All speakers should sit in the Brst or second row near the
podium since we will have very little time for the transitions. VGA connection for your laptop will
be provided and there will be no audio hookup for your computer. It is recommended that your
slides be in standard (4:3) size (i.e., not widescreen). Rooms M1-M3 will be open from 8:00-17:00
daily. You are welcome to test your connections whenever the rooms are not in use for sessions.
Each speaker will be allocated a total of 4 minutes for their spotlight talk: 3 minutes for the talk
and 1 minute for one question. You will not be able to use slides/the projector when answering
questions since the changeover to the next speaker will be initiated during the question period.
We will have large clocks that will show you the time remaining for your 3-minute talk.
Suggestions
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PRACTICE! This is a new format for many of us, and you will need to practice a number of
times to get your message across eIectively in only three minutes.
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Your presentation is an advertisement for your paper, so focus on insights or
accomplishments rather than details.
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Avoid spending much time on related work.
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Consider giving an application/motivation of your work, the main result, and one piece of
technical "meat" (e.g., a theorem, a design principle, an equation, etc.) that will help the
audience understand the methodology and the depth of the work, understanding that there
will not be time for all the details.
The Interactive Session
The interactive portion of the session is in the same room as the spotlight talk and will begin
immediately after the last spotlight talk. It will last approximately 40-45 minutes. You will present
at the video monitor that corresponds to the order in which you spoke in the spotlight talk portion
of the session. For example, if you were the Brst speaker you will present using monitor #1, and if
you were the third speaker you will present using monitor #3.
The interactive presentations will use electronic monitors. ISIE-2016 will have 40"-42" LCD
monitors, 1920x 1080 max resolution, with VGA and HDMI connections available. They will NOT
have sound. There will be a shelf on a Moor stand for you to place your laptop.
At least one of the paper authors must be available at the monitor assigned to their paper during
the entire interactive session. If you have more than one author for your paper, then we
recommend you have two authors at your interactive station. This allows one author to walk
around and talk to other authors of the other papers while the second author presents the work.
If there are people waiting to talk to you, limit your discussion with any one attendee. Schedule a
time later to get together to discuss in more detail.
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You should have several slides prepared that get into the details, but do not plan to give full 15minute one-way talks. The format of the interactive session should encourage lively discussions
between paper authors and audience members. The format of the interactive session is not to
repeat the same 15-minute one-way talk over and over until the end of the session.
Room Layout Diagram
Diagram of room M1. Rooms M2 and M3 are similar.
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Session Chairs for ISIE-2016
Instructions for session chairs
1. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of the session, and meet the speakers.
Please complete the speaker attendance sheet, and sign your name.
2. Each session can have up to 10 speakers. Speaker order is listed in the sessions list of the
program guide. Ask speakers to sit in the Brst or second row of seat, ready to stand and
present their 1-slide summary.
3. Each speaker has submitted a 1-slide summary in advance. The 1-slide summaries have
been gathered and should be on the computer connected to the video projector. Find the
slide summaries Ble. A single Ble contains all summaries for the session.
4. At the start of the session, please welcome attendees and introduce yourself. Explain the
session format (presentation of spotlight summaries, followed by about 40 minutes of
interactive time). Then start the summaries Ble.
5. Each 1-slide summary will be displayed for 4 minutes, and then the next summary will be
shown. As each speaker starts, restart the 4-minute timer in the room.
6. Each speaker is allotted 3 minutes to present a "spotlight" summary that highlights the
contribution of their work.
7. Following their 3-minute spotlight time, each speaker may answer a single (1) question
from the audience. This total time for spotlight summary and 1 question response is 4
minutes.
8. After all speakers present their spotlight summaries, they are to connect their personal
computers to the LCD monitors along the perimeter of the room, and conduct an
interactive time with conference attendees. Speaker #1 will work at LCD monitor #1,
Speaker #2 will work at monitor #2, and so forth.
9. Total time for a technical session is 90 minutes.
10. Please leave the speaker attendance sheet in the session room; it will be collected by a
conference volunteer.
Instructions for using the information tables on the following pages
1. Session chairs are arranged alphabetically by family name (A-Z). If a name appears twice,
then there are two session chair assignments, highlighted by bullet mark (•)
2. Listed in the second column are the assigned technical session titles. Notice that some
technical session titles are composed of two topics. For example, the two topics "TT
Standards / TT Trends in Engineering Education" are in the same session.
3. Session titles can then be used with the "Daily Timetables At a Glance" in the program
guide to determine the time and location of the session chair's session.
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Session chair
Session title
Alahmad, Mahmoud
TT Data-Driven Control and Monitoring
Baronti, Federico
TT Energy Storage
Betin, Franck
Betin, Franck
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TT Electrical Machines and Drives - I
TT Electrical Machines and Drives - II
Chakraborty, Chandan
Chakraborty, Chandan
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TT Power Electronics - II
TT Power Electronics - III
Chen, Allen
TT Standards / TT Trends in Engineering Education
Chow, Mo-Yuen
TT Automation, Communication and Informatics / TT Resilience and
Security for Industrial Applications
Fabbri, Gianluca
TT Electronic Systems on Chip / SS Edge-leading Solutions for Smart
Cities
Flores-Bahamonde, Freddy
TT Smart Grids / SS Advanced in Power Electronics Converters for
Smart Grid Applications
Flores-Fuentes, Wendy
SS Distributed Machine Vision Systems / SS RF/Microwave/Millimeter
Wave Communications for Industrial IoT
Fujimoto, Yasutaka
SS Haptics and Force Control Based on Advanced Sensors and
Actuators / SS Motion Control for Mechatronic systems
Hancke, Gerhard P.
SS Big Data and Cloud System Processing for Wearable Applications
Hess, Herbert
Hess, Herbert
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TT Power Electronics - I
TT Power Electronics - III
Huang, Victor
TT Standards / TT Trends in Engineering Education
Jo, Kanghyun
TT Human Factors / TT Sensors and Actuators
Katsura, Seichiro
SS Haptics and Force Control Based on Advanced Sensors and
Actuators / SS Motion Control for Mechatronic systems
Korondi, Peter
TT Mechatronics and Robotics
Kumaravel, S
TT Renewable Energy
Leitão, Paulo
TT Automation, Communication and Informatics / TT Resilience and
Security for Industrial Applications
Ma, Chengbin
Ma, Chengbin
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TT Electronic Systems on Chip / SS Edge-leading Solutions for
Smart Cities
TT Energy Storage
Malinowski, Mariusz
TT Renewable Energy
Marek Jasinski
SF Student Forum
Martins, João
TT Standards / TT Trends in Engineering Education
Murakami, Toshiyuki
TT Human Factors / TT Sensors and Actuators
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Session chair
Nogueiras, Andres
Nogueiras, Andres
Session title
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•
TT Power Electronics - I
TT Power Electronics - II
Oleg Sergiyenko
SS Distributed Machine Vision Systems
Pang, Zhibo
SS Distributed Machine Vision Systems / SS RF/Microwave/Millimeter
Wave Communications for Industrial IoT
Ploennigs, Joern
TT Industrial Cyber Physical Systems / SS Semantic Technologies in
Automation
Rathore, Akshay K.
TT Transportation ElectriBcation
Rivas-Lopez, Moises
SS Distributed Machine Vision Systems / SS RF/Microwave/Millimeter
Wave Communications for Industrial IoT
Rodriguez-Qui[onez, Julio SS Distributed Machine Vision Systems
Cesar
Rolak, Michal
TT Renewable Energy
Ruggeri, Massimiliano
SS Big Data and Cloud System Processing for Wearable Applications
Saletti, Roberto
TT Energy Storage
Shi, Yang
TT Industrial Cyber Physical Systems / SS Semantic Technologies in
Automation
Strasser, Thomas
Strasser, Thomas
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TT Smart Grids
TT Smart Grids / SS Advanced in Power Electronics
Converters for Smart Grid Applications
Tsang, Kim-Fung
Tsang, Kim-Fung
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SS Big Data and Cloud System Processing for Wearable
Applications
TT Automation, Communication and Informatics / TT
Resilience and Security for Industrial Applications
•
Tsuji, Toshiaki
SS Haptics and Force Control Based on Advanced Sensors and
Actuators / SS Motion Control for Mechatronic systems
Williamson, Sheldon S.
TT Transportation ElectriBcation
Yazidi, Amine
Yazidi, Amine
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TT Electrical Machines and Drives - I
TT Electrical Machines and Drives - II
Yin, Shen
Yin, Shen
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SS Health Monitoring and Management for Modern Smart
Manufacturing Systems
TT Data-Driven Control and Monitoring
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Yokota, Sho
TT Human Factors / TT Sensors and Actuators
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ISIE-2016 Technical Sessions
Ordered by: Day → Time → Room
Example:
Wednesday (Day)
M1, 1:30 pm
M2, 1:30 pm
M3, 1:30 pm
M1, 3:30 pm
M2, 3:30 pm
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Thursday
M1,
M2,
M3,
M1,
M2,
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10:30 am
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Wednesday 8th of June
CE - Opening Session
Mission City Ballroom - B5, Wednesday 8th of June, 10:00 am
TU - Student & Young Professionals Tutorial
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Wednesday 8th of June, 10:30 am
Lecturer/s: Qing-Chang Zhong, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
Power systems are going through a paradigm change from centralised generation, to distributed
generation, and further on to smart grids. A huge number of renewable energy sources, electric
vehicles, and storage systems etc. are being connected to power systems. Moreover, various loads
are being required to take part in demand response and to improve energy e\ciency. These make
it impossible to control and operate power systems in the conventional way, because of the
di\culties in modelling the huge number of players in the system and in identifying a suitable
mechanism to operate the system. In this lecture, we will present the architecture and its
associated distributed control strategy for the next-generation smart grids, based on the inherent
synchronisation mechanism of conventional synchronous generators. Inverters will be operated to
behave like synchronous generators and rectiBers will be operated to behave like synchronous
motors. Moreover, the dedicated synchronisation units, often phase-locked-loops, which are
deemed to be a must-have component in grid-tied converters, will be removed. As a result, this
architecture uniBes the interface of all the diIerent players with the transmission and distribution
network so that the majority of the players, including all conventional power plants, new add-ons
of suppliers and most loads, will be able to synchronise with each other to achieve autonomous
operation and maintain system stability, without the need of a dedicated communication network.
Most of the players will follow the same mathematical model of synchronous machines and hence
the operation and analysis of the system is simpliBed considerably.
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ES - Energy Storage and Photovoltaic Energy Systems
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Wednesday 8th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Federico Baronti, Italy, Chengbin Ma, China, Roberto Saletti, Italy
PV-grid system in mismatch operating mode: improvement through a new voltage
balancing method in multilevel NPC inverters
Mr. Ivano Forrisi, Prof. Jean-Philippe Martin, Prof. Babak Nahid-Mobarakeh, Prof. Serge
Pierfederici
State of Charge Estimation of LiFePO4 Batteries with Temperature Variations using
Neural Networks
Prof. Hicham Chaoui, Mr. Chinemerem Ibe-Ekeocha, Dr. Asmae El Mejdoubi, Dr. Amrane
Oukaour, Prof. Hamid Gualous, Prof. Noshin Omar
Accurate Thevenin’s Circuit-based Battery Model Parameter Identicaiton
Mr. Cong-Sheng Huang, Prof. Mo-Yuen Chow
A Robust, Intelligent CC-CV Fast Charger for Aging Lithium Batteries
Prof. Lan-Rong Dung, Mr. Chieh-En Chen, Dr. Hsiang-Fu Yuan
Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation of FPGA-based State Estimators for Electric Vehicle
Batteries
Mr. Rocco Morello, Prof. Federico Baronti, Mr. Xiang Tian, Mr. Thomas Chau, Mr. Roberto Di
Rienzo, Prof. Roberto Roncella, Dr. Ben Jeppesen, Mr. Will H. Lee, Mr. Tak Ikushima, Prof.
Roberto Saletti
A Decentralized Charging Control of a Multiple-Receiver Wireless Power Transfer
System Using Ultracapacitor Semi-active Topology
Mr. He Yin, Mr. Minfan Fu, Mr. Chen Zhao, Prof. Chengbin Ma
Modeling and simulation of adaptive batteries storage system
Mr. Fares Aljuheshi, Dr. Mohannad Khair Allah, Mr. Nasser Aljuhaishi, Dr. Mahmoud Alahmad
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STD - Standards / Engineering Education
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Wednesday 8th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Victor Huang, USA, Allen Chen, USA, João Martins, Portugal
Digital Energy Meter Testing Under Adverse Field Conditions
Mr. Mohammed Abbas, Dr. Sayyid A. Vaqar, Dr. Luai M. Alhems
Uncertainty of a Real Time Segmentation and Labeling Algorithm in signal period
measurement
Mr. Francesco Abate, Prof. Vincenzo Paciello, Prof. Antonio Pietrosanto, Mr. Victor Huang, Prof.
Gustavo Monte
Support Vector Machines in Speech Automatic Recognition Using Mel-Cepstral
CoeOcients and Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT)
Ms. Gracieth Batista, Dr. Washington Silva
Analyzing Standardization Needs for Applying Agent Technology in Industrial
Environments
Prof. Paulo Leitao, Dr. Thomas Strasser
ISO/IEC/IEEE P21451-001 Standard for Networking Sensory Data
Dr. Zheng Liu, Dr. Gustavo Monte, Mr. Victor Huang
A Computer Based System for the Teaching of Fault Diagnosis in Power Electronic
Inverters
Prof. Vitor Pires, Prof. Tito Amaral, Prof. Daniel Foito, Prof. Joao Martins
WorkPow and Toolchain for Developing the Automotive Software According AUTOSAR
Standard at a Virtual-ECU
Prof. Max Mauro Dias Santos, Prof. Inácio Maria Dal Fabbro, Mr. João Nilton Henrique da Rosa,
Mr. João Henrique Neme, Mr. Felipe R. Franco
Teaching Model-In-the Loop: A Case Study for Controller of Distributed Dashboard in a
Road Vehicle
Mr. Felipe Franco, Mr. Gilson D. Stella, Mr. João H. Neme, Prof. Max M. D. Santos, Prof. Sergio
L. Stevan Jr, Mr. Joao Nilton H. Rosa
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SG - Smart Grids
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Wednesday 8th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Thomas Strasser, Austria
Communication-Aware Consensus for Frequency Restoration in Islanded Microgrids
Mr. Pau Martí, Mr. Manel Velasco, Mr. Enric Xavier Martin, Mr. Miguel Castilla, Mr. Jaume Miret,
Mr. Antonio Camacho
Game-theoretic Demand-side Management Robust to Non-Ideal Consumer Behavior in
Smart Grid
Mrs. Chathurika P. Mediwaththe, Dr. David B. Smith
Sparse-Coding-based Household Clustering for Demand Response Services
Mr. Shintaro Ikeda, Prof. Hiroaki Nishi
Modeling of Residential Centralized and Baseboard Space Heating Systems
Mrs. Cristina Guzman, Prof. Kodjo Agbossou, Dr. Alben Cardenas
Integrated Rapid Prototyping of Distributed Energy Resources in a Real-Time Validation
Environment
Mr. Peter Jonke, Dr. Johannes Stöckl, Mr. Zoran Miletic, Mr. Roland Bründlinger, Mr. Christian
Seitl, Mr. Filip Andrén, Mr. Georg Lauss, Dr. Thomas Strasser
A Privacy Preserving Negotiation-Based Control Scheme for Low Voltage Grids
Mr. Markus Bell, Mr. Simon Fuchs, Mr. Felix Berkel, Prof. Steven Liu, Prof. Daniel Goerges
A Multi-Round Double Auction Mechanism for Local Energy Grids with Distributed and
Centralized Resources
Dr. Paul G. Flikkema
Predictive Data Analysis Driven Multi-agent System Approach for Electrical Micro Grids
Management
Mr. Jonas Queiroz, Dr. Paulo Leitão, Mr. Artur Dias
Microgrid Cooperative Distributed Energy Scheduling (CoDES) Considering Battery
Degradation Cost
Mr. Yuan Zhang, Prof. Mo-Yuen Chow
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SF - Student & Young Professionals Forum
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Wednesday 8th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Marek Jasinski, Poland
Multi-exposure Dynamic Image-fusion Based on Image Alignment
Mr. Dan Fan, Prof. Junping Du, Ms. Suoguo Zhu, Ms. Meiyu Liang, Ms. FeiFei Kou
Simulation and Experimental Research of Reactive Power Management Methods in
Islanded AC Microgrid
Mr. Adam Milczarek
Towards Interoperability for Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems
Mr. Omid Givehchi, Prof. Armando Walter Colombo, Prof. Pieter Simoens
Control of Class-D Amplier in Series-Parallel Compensated Wireless Inductive Power
Transfer System for Achieving Unity Voltage Gain
Mr. Vamsi Krishna Pathipati, Dr. Najath Abdul Azeez, Dr. Sheldon Williamson
Fast Trajectory Simplication Algorithm for Natural User Interfaces in Robot
Programming by Demonstration
Mr. Daniel L. Marino, Prof. Milos Manic
Comparative Study on Primary Side Control Strategies for Series-Series Compensated
Inductive Power Transfer System
Mr. Kunwar Aditya, Dr. Sheldon Williamson
Probabilistic Foreground Detector with CamouPage Detection for Sterile Zone
Monitoring
Mr. Ajmal Shahbaz, Mr. Danilo Caceres Hernandez, Mr. Alexander Filonenko, Mr. Joko
Hariyono, Prof. Kang-Hyun Jo
Comprehensive Review and Comparative Analysis of Compensation Networks for
Capacitive Power Transfer Systems
Mr. Deepak Rozario, Dr. Najath Abdul Azeez, Dr. Sheldon Williamson
Multilateral Control under Time Delay for Decoupling Force and Velocity Controllers
Mr. Satoshi Nishimura, Prof. Seiichiro Katsura
Capacitance Reduction in a Single Phase Quasi Z- source Inverter using a Hysteresis
Current Controlled Active Power Filter.
Mr. Siddhartha A. Singh, Dr. Najath A. Azeez, Dr. Sheldon S. Williamson
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ICPS - Industrial Cyber Physical Systems / Semantic Technologies in
Automation
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Wednesday 8th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Yang Shi, Canada, Joern Ploennigs, Ireland
Formal Verication of Cyber-Physical Automation Systems Modelled with Timed Block
Diagrams
Mr. Dmitrii Drozdov, Mr. Sandeep Patil, Prof. Victor Dubinin, Prof. Valeriy Vyatkin
IoT-based Integration of IEC 61131 Industrial Automation Systems: The case of UML4IoT
Mr. Foivos Christoulakis, Prof. Kleanthis Thramboulidis
Representation of Intellectual Property for Multidisciplinary Industrial Engineering
Model System
Prof. László Horváth
Semantic Models for Process Models in CPS at the Example of Occupant Thermal
Comfort
Dr. Joern Ploennigs, Mrs. Jana Clement, Mr. Bastian Wollschlaeger
Semantically enriched Device Proles
Mr. Stefan Mätzler, Mr. Frank Hilbert, Prof. Martin Wollschlaeger
A Model for the Semantics of Component Interaction of Cyber-Physical Systems
Mr. Felix Bangemann, Mr. Johannes Reich, Prof. Christian Diedrich
Knowledge-Driven Service Orchestration Engine for Flexible Information Acquisition in
Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems
Dr. Wenbin Dai, Mrs. Wanqi Huang, Prof. Valeriy Vyatkin
Semantics for smart control of building automation
Mr. Daniel Schachinger, Dr. Wolfgang Kastner
Analysis Framework for Evaluating PLC Software: An Application of Semantic Web
Technologies
Mr. Stefan Feldmann, Mr. Florian Hauer, Mr. Sebastian Ulewicz, Prof. Birgit Vogel-Heuser
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SG - Smart Grids / Advances in Power Electronics Converters for Smart
Grid Applications
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Wednesday 8th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Thomas Strasser, Austria, Freddy Flores-Bahamonde, Chile
Active Power Load Modeling Based on Grid Voltage and Appliance Impedance
Uncertainties
Mr. Nilson Henao, Prof. Sousso Kelouwani, Prof. Kodjo Agbossou, Prof. Yves Dubé
Power Usage Spike Detection using Smart Meter Data for Load Proling
Dr. Qingmai Wang, Prof. Xinghuo Yu, Dr. Pauline Chou, Dr. David Savage, Dr. Xiuzhen Zhang,
Mr. Jiangxia Zhong
Development of Real-Time Admittance Analysis System for Residential Load Monitoring
Dr. Alben Cardenas, Prof. Kodjo Agbossou, Mrs. Cristina Guzman
Hybrid Load Prole Clustering for Identifying Patterns of Electricity Consumers
Mr. Jiangxia Zhong, Mr. Jia Wang, Prof. Xinghuo Yu, Dr. Qingmai Wang, Dr. Miguel Combariza,
Prof. Grahame Holmes
Variable frequency voltage control in a ST-fed grid by means of a Fractional-Order
Repetitive Control
Mr. Giovanni De Carne, Dr. Zhixiang Zou, Dr. Giampaolo Buticchi, Prof. Marco Liserre
Control of Microgrid Interface Converters for Reactive Power and Harmonic
Compensation
Dr. Marcelo A. Perez, Dr. Freddy Flores-Bahamonde
Active and Reactive Power Control Method for Three-Phase PV Module-Integrated
Converter Based on a Single-Stage Inverter
Dr. Amirhasan Moghadasi, Dr. Arman Sargolzaei, Dr. Arif Sarwat, Prof. Kan Yen
Optimal Power Flow in Multiterminal HVDC Systems considering DC/DC converters
Prof. Alejandro Garces, Dr. Raymundo Torres, Mr. Danilo Montoya
Predictive Direct Power Control for Grid-Connected Power Converters with an Extended
State Observer Based DC-Link Voltage Regulator
Mrs. Tingting Guo, Dr. Jianxing Liu, Dr. Sergio Vazquez, Prof. Ligang Wu, Prof. Huijun Gao, Prof.
Leopoldo G. Franquelo
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CE - Welcome Reception
Mission City Ballroom - B5, Wednesday 8th of June, 5:30 pm
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Thursday 9th of June
ACI - Automation, Communication and Informatics / Resilience and
Security for Industrial Applications
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Thursday 9th of June, 10:30 am
Chair/s: Paulo Leitão, Portugal, Kim-Fung Tsang, Hong Kong, Mo-Yuen Chow, USA
Complex Systems: Risk Model Based on Social Network Analysis
Dr. Mauro Faccioni Filho
A Design of Parameter Optimal Iterative Learning Control for Discrete-Time Linear
Multivariable Systems Having More Inputs than Outputs
Prof. Wataru Kase, Prof. Yuji Shigehiro
Street Lighting System for Power Quality Monitoring and Energy-EOcient Illumination
Control
Ms. Milena Pinto, Mr. Thiago Mendonça, Prof. Carlos Duque, Prof. Henrique Braga
Using Material Classication Methods for Steel Surface Defect Inspection
Mr. Siyi Pan, Dr. Tzu-Yi Hung, Prof. Liang Tien Chia
Engineering an ADACOR based Solution into a Small-scale Production System
Dr. José Barbosa, Mr. José Dias, Mr. Arnaldo Pereira, Prof. Paulo Leitão
Cooperative Distributed Energy Scheduling for Storage Devices and Renewables with
Resiliency against Intermittencies
Dr. Navid Rahbari-Asr, Mr. Yuan Zhang, Dr. Mo-Yuen Chow
Attack Detection and Mitigation for Resilient Distributed DC Optimal Power Flow
Algorithm in the IoT Environment
Mr. Jie Duan, Dr. Wente Zeng, Prof. Mo-Yuen Chow
Operating Performance of Transformer With DC Bias Caused by HVDC Transmission and
Scaling Model Experimental Study
Dr. Jiantao Sun, Dr. Jinzhong Li, Dr. Ke Wang, Dr. Chao Wu, Dr. Yuzhou Qiu, Dr. Xinru Yu
Improving Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems
Dr. James Graham, Dr. JeIrey Hieb, Dr. John Naber
Radiation Distribution Prediction Model of the Nuclear Power Station
Dr. Yimin Zhou, Ms. Yang Hu, Dr. Xiaoyun Li
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PE - Power Electronics I
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Thursday 9th of June, 10:30 am
Chair/s: Herbert Hess, USA, Andres Nogueiras, Spain
Control of a Single-phase Grid Inverter with On-line Inductance Identication
Mr. Shih-Chun Liu, Mr. Kao-Chih Wu, Prof. Ying-Yu Tzou
Inherent Damping of Single-Loop Digitally Controlled Voltage Source Inverters with LCL
Filters
Mr. Jianguo Wang, Dr. Jiu Dun Yan, Prof. Jiyan Zou
Input-Series and Output-Series Connected Modular Two-Switch Flyback Converters
Operating in CCM
Mr. Mauro Pagliosa, Dr. Telles Lazzarin, Dr. Ivo Barbi
A High Step-up Non-Isolated DC-DC Converter Based on the Integration of Conventional
Boost Converters
Mr. Ronny Cacau, Dr. Ivo Barbi, Dr. Telles Lazzarin, Dr. Moisés Villanueva
Resonance damping of LCL lters via input admittance frequency shaping
Mr. Jorge Pérez Morales, Dr. Santiago Cóbreces, Dr. Daniel Pizarro, Prof. Francisco Javier
Rodríguez, Dr. Robert Gri[ó
Single-Phase Voltage-Doubler SEPIC Rectier with High Power Factor
Mr. Carlos Henrique Illa Font, Mr. Telles Brunelli Lazzarin, Mr. Paulo Junior Silva Costa
I s o l a t e d / N o n - I s o l a t e d Q u a d - I n v e r t e r C o n g u r a t i o n F o r M u l t i l e v e l
Symmetrical/Asymmetrical Dual Six-Phase Star-Winding Converter
Dr. Sanjeevikumar Padmanaban, Mr. Michael R. Hontz, Dr. Raghav Khanna, Prof. Patrick
William Wheeler, Prof. Frede Blaabjerg, Prof. Joseph Olorunfemi Ojo
Switched Capacitor Boost Inverter
Prof. Gilberto Valentim Silva, Dr. Roberto Francisco Coelho, Dr. Telles Brunelli Lazzarin
Voltage Mode SMC of DC-DC Buck Converters
Mr. Inigo Larrea, Prof. Sridhar Seshagiri
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MR - Mechatronics and Robotics
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Thursday 9th of June, 10:30 am
Chair/s: Peter Korondi, Hungary
Neighboring Optimal Control of Partially-Observed Twin Rotor Multi-Input Multi-Output
System
Dr. Suruz Miah, Mr. Mohamed R. KaB, Dr. Hicham Chaoui, Dr. In Soo Ahn
Observer-Based Adaptive Control of Piezoelectric Actuators without Velocity
Measurement
Prof. Hicham Chaoui
Adaptive Motion and Posture Control of Inverted Pendulums with Nonlinear Friction
Compensation
Prof. Hicham Chaoui, Mr. Sumit Yadav
Hybrid Nonlinear Observer for Inertial Navigation
Prof. Francesco Alonge, Dr. Filippo D'Ippolito, Dr. Antonio Gargano, Dr. Antonino Sferlazza
An Adaptive Multi-Rate System for Visual Tracking in Augmented Reality Applications
Dr. Filippo D'Ippolito, Dr. Marco Massaro, Dr. Antonino Sferlazza
ENective Online Trajectory Generation of Waist and Arm for Enhancing Humanoid Robot
Walking
Prof. Ren C. Luo, Mr. Chien-An Chen, Mrs. Anne Spalanzani
Humanoid Robot Walking Pattern Generation Based on Five-Mass with Angular
Momentum Model
Prof. Ren C. Luo, Mr. Kuan-Chih Lee, Prof. Anne Spalanzani
Image-based lane tracking in quad-copter
Mr. Gwihan Ko, Mr. Koog-Hwan Oh, Prof. Hyo-Sung Ahn
Derivation and Analysis of a Self-tuning Interval Type-2 Fuzzy PI Controller
Dr. Xingguo Lu, Prof. Ming Liu, Dr. Jianxing Liu, Ms. Yuhang Guo
Adaptive Velocity Planning for 6-DOF Robots with Fixed Tracks
Prof. Mingyu Gao, Mr. Zhong Li, Mr. Xiang Meng, Prof. Zhiwei He, Mr. Jiye Huang, Mrs. Ke Yin
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SS05 - Big Data and Cloud System Processing for Wearable
Applications
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Thursday 9th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Kim-Fung Tsang, Hong Kong, Gerhard P. Hancke, Hong Kong, Massimiliano Ruggeri, Italy
Big Data and Cloud Based Wearable Forgery Note Recognition Systems via Contourlet
Transform and Support Vector Machine
Mr. Yu-Fan Zeng, Ms. Jing Su, Prof. Wing-Kuen Ling, Ms. Yuping Gui, Prof. Qingyun Dai
Design of Convolution Neural Network with Frequency Selectivity for Wearable Camera
Embed Glasses Based Image Recognition Systems via Nonconvex Functional Inequality
Constrained Sparse Optimization Approach
Ms. Jing Su, Ms. Qing Liu, Dr. Meilin Wang, Dr. Jiangzhong Cao, Prof. Wing-Kuen Ling
Single Target Tracking in Smart Glass by Reliable Point Set
Dr. Yu Zhou, Dr. Anlong Ming, Dr. Yanfei Shen
Evaluation of the Accuracy of ECG Captured by CardioChip Through Comparison of ECG
Recording to a Standard 12-Lead ECG Recording Device
Dr. Rui Zou, Mr. Wenfeng Zhang
Wearable device localisation using Machine Learning techniques
Mr. Damian de Arruda, Dr. Gerhard Hancke
Wearable Security: Key Derivation for Body Area Sensor Networks Based on Host
Movement
Mr. Dhruv Oberoi, Ms. Wing Yan Sou, Ms. Yin Yi Lui, Mr. Roy Fisher, Ms. Lavinia Dinca, Dr.
Gerhard Hancke
HTML Web Content Extraction Using Paragraph Tags
Mr. Howard Carey III, Prof. Milos Manic
A safety approach to wireless sensor network modules
Mr. Michele Selvatici, Mr. Luca Dariz, Prof. Massimiliano Ruggeri
Vibration analysis for fouling detection using hammer impact test and ZigBee based
wireless sensor network
Mr. Luiz C. Lemos Júnior, Dr. Jaidilson J. Silva, Dr. José S. Rocha Neto
An Improved Drowsiness Detection Scheme
Mr. Chung Kit Wu, Dr. Kim Fung Tsang, Mr. Hao Ran Chi, Mr. Faan Hei Hung
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PE - Power Electronics II
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Thursday 9th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Chandan Chakraborty, India, Andres Nogueiras, Spain
Optimal secondary control for DC microgrids
Dr. Trégouët Jean-François, Dr. Delpoux Romain, Dr. Gauthier Jean-Yves
Design and Experiments of a SiC Power MOSFET Bidirectional Switching Power Pole
Mr. Hussain Sayed, Mr. Ahmed ZurB, Dr. Jing Zhang
μAnalysis And Synthesis Method For Single-Phase Medium Frequency Power Supply
Mr. Yinfeng Zhang, Prof. Ziling Nie, Prof. Junjie Zhu, Mr. Huayu Li
Control for Quasi Two-Level PWM Operation of Modular Multilevel Converter
Mr. Jakub Kucka, Prof. Axel Mertens
Analysis of the Low-Frequency Output Current Ripple in a Buck-Based LED Driver Under
Distinct Control Techniques
Mr. Dênis de Castro Pereira, Mr. Wesley Josias de Paula, Dr. Pedro Santos Almeida, Mr.
Guilherme Márcio Soares, Dr. Henrique Antônio Carvalho Braga, Dr. Fernando Lessa Tofoli, Dr.
Douglas Camponogara
Design Methodology of LLC Converters Based on Simplied Mode Analysis for Wide
Output Range
Mr. Minghui Xu, Ms. Jing Ji, Mr. Zhan Li, Mr. Yuxi Wang, Mr. Jianhua Du, Prof. Hao Ma
Generating the Highest Power with a Tiny and Distant Inductively Coupled Coil
Mr. Nan Xing, Dr. Gabriel Rincon-Mora
A Variable Switching Frequency Approach to Reduce the Output Current Ripple of
Single-Phase PWM Inverters
Prof. Pekik Argo Dahono, Mr. Masramdhani Saputra
New Six Level Inverter Topology
Dr. Mohannad Khair Allah, Mr. Fares Aljuheshi, Mr. Nasser Aljuhaishi, Dr. Mahmoud Alahmad
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SS10 - Haptics, Force and Motion Control Advanced Topics
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Thursday 9th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Toshiaki Tsuji, Japan, Yasutaka Fujimoto, Japan, Seichiro Katsura, Japan
Temperature Control for Thermal Sensation Based on Thermal DiNusion Equation
Ms. Yukiko Osawa, Prof. Seiichiro Katsura
Load-side Acceleration Control of a 2-Inertia Resonant System for Fine Torque Servoing
Prof. Yuki Yokokura, Prof. Kiyoshi Ohishi, Mr. Yusuke Kawai
EOciency Optimization of High-reduction Ratio Planetary Gears for Very High Power
Density Actuators
Mr. Daiji Kobuse, Prof. Yasutaka Fujimoto
Traveling Assist Control of Two-wheel Wheelchair in Unknown Step Passage
Mr. Nobuaki Hirata, Ms. Sakurako Hamatani, Prof. Toshiyuki Murakami
Measurement of Three-Dimensional Deformation and Load Using Vision-based Tactile
Sensor
Mr. Feng Guo, Prof. Chun Zhang, Ms. Yan Yan, Ms. Peiyi Li, Prof. Zhihua Wang
Analysis of Response Variation in Fast and Precise Micrometer Stroke Positioning
Prof. Yoshihiro Maeda, Prof. Makoto Iwasaki
Joint Torque Control for Backlash Compensation in Two-Inertia System
Mr. Shota Yamada, Prof. Hiroshi Fujimoto, Mr. Yuki Terada
Full FPGA Tracking Control System Based on Error-Based Communication Disturbance
Observer Considering Time Delay for Optical Disc System
Mr. Keisuke Yoshida, Prof. Kiyoshi Ohishi, Prof. Toshimasa Miyazaki, Mr. Junichi Fukui
Recognition of Contact Conditions by Robots Using Tools
Mr. Jun Okuma, Mr. Ryohei Matsuzaki, Prof. Sho Sakaino, Prof. Toshiaki Tsuji
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HF - Human Factors / Sensors and Actuators
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Thursday 9th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Kanghyun Jo, South Korea, Sho Yokota, Japan, Toshiyuki Murakami, Japan
Developing an Robotic System for Healthcare from the Aspect of Lifestyle
Dr. Yihsin Ho, Prof. Eri sato-Shimokawara, Prof. Toru Yamaguchi, Prof. Norio Tagawa
Standing Assistance considering both Load Reducing and Body Stability Adjustment
Prof. Daisuke Chugo, Prof. Satoshi Muramatsu, Prof. Sho Yokota, Prof. Hiroshi Hashimoto
Contactless Measurement of Human Motion for Personal Mobility Interface
Prof. Sho Yokota, Prof. Disuke Chugo, Prof. Hiroshi Hashimoto, Prof. Kuniaki Kawabata
An Adaptative Self-Powered Energy Harvester Strain Sensing Device Based of
Mechanical Vibrations for Structural Health Monitoring Applications
Mr. Albert Álvarez-Carulla, Dr. Jordi Colomer-Farrarons, Dr. Jaime López-Sánchez, Dr. Pere Ll.
Miribel-Català
Analysis of the ENect on Applying Halbach Array to LPMM with Three Phase MultiLayered Structure
Mr. Shunya Takano, Mr. Shodai Tanaka, Mr. Shuhei Yamaguchi, Prof. Tomoyuki Shimono, Dr.
Takahiro Mizoguchi
Force Control Including Contact Process Using Acceleration-sensor-based
Instantaneous State Observer for High-StiNness Gear Drive
Mr. Akinori Yabuki, Prof. Kiyoshi Ohishi, Prof. Yuki Yokokura, Prof. Toshimasa Miyasaki
Preliminary Analysis and Experiments of a Resonant Single Phase Polarization Motor
Prof. Yasutaka Fujimoto
Using PCB Technology for Calorimetric Water Flow Sensing in HVAC Systems - a
Feasibility Study
Prof. Thilo Sauter, Mr. Samir Cerimovic, Mr. Thomas Glatzl, Dr. Harald Steiner, Mr. Almir Talic,
Dr. Franz Kohl
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PE - Power Electronics III
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Thursday 9th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Herbert Hess, USA, Chandan Chakraborty, India
A Novel LCL-Filter Topology Adopted in Inverter
Prof. Lidan Zhou, Mr. Liangliang Jin, Prof. Gang Yao, Prof. Fenghua Wang, Mr. Zhizhu Yin, Mr.
Xiaoyu Hu
Implementation of the Single Bit ∑∆ Pulse Width Modulator for Maximum Power Point
Tracking
Mr. Trevor Kwan, Dr. Xiaofeng Wu
Adaptive Backstepping Speed Control for PMSM With Mechanical Parametric
Uncertainties
Mr. Hyoung-Woo Kim, Mr. Sung-Mun Park, Mr. Se-Jun Kim, Prof. Joon Young Choi
An HVDC experimental platform with MMC and two-level VSC in the back-to-back
conguration
Dr. Nikola Stankovic, Dr. Miguel Jimenez Carrizosa, Prof. Amir Arzandé, Mr. Philippe Egrot, Prof.
Jean-Claude Vannier
Adaptive Control of DC-DC Boost Converters with Parametric Uncertainties and
Guaranteed Stability
Prof. Hicham Chaoui, Mr. Mehdy Khayamy, Prof. Noshin Omar, Prof. Hamid Gualous
Non-Linear Control of a Power-Factor-Correction Rectier with Fast Dynamic Response
Dr. Jaume Miret, Dr. Miguel Castilla, Dr. Pau Marti, Dr. Manel Velasco, Dr. Luis Garcia de Vicu[a
Design of Harmonic Power Supply For Noise Test of Power Capacitor
Mr. Zhiwei Shao, Dr. Jingang Han, Mr. Ming Chen, Prof. Tianhao Tang
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ESOC - Electronic Systems on Chip / Edge-leading Solutions for Smart
Cities
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Thursday 9th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Chengbin Ma, China, Gianluca Fabbri, Italy
A heterogeneous time-triggered architecture on a hybrid system-on-a-chip platform
Mr. Haris Isakovic, Prof. Radu Grosu
Hardware-In-the-Loop simulation of a DC-machine with ALTERA boards
Mr. Pierre Saenger, Mr. Hamza Cherragui, Prof. Mickael Hilairet
The Research of Elderly Care System Based on Video Image Processing Technology
Ms. Dongwei Lu, Prof. Zhiwei He, Mr. Xiao Li, Prof. Mingyu Gao, Dr. Yun Li, Mrs. Ke Yin
Open, Flexible and Extensible Battery Management System for Lithium-Ion Batteries in
Mobile and Stationary Applications
Mr. Martin Giegerich, Mr. MüsBk Akdere, Mr. Christian Freund, Mr. Tim Fühner, Mr. Joshua
Grosch, Mr. Stephane KoIel, Mr. Radu Schwarz, Mr. Stefan Waldhör, Mr. Martin Wenger, Mr.
Vincent Lorentz
A Designer’s View on Non-Traditional Supercapacitor Techniques for Sustainable Energy
Applications
Prof. Nihal Kularatna, Prof. D. Alistair Steyn-Ross, Mr. Kaveh Milani
Low working temperature operation of Layered Double Hydroxides Sensors for air
quality monitoring in smart cities
Dr. Luca Maiolo, Dr. Alessandro Pecora, Dr. Alessio Mattoccia, Dr. PierGianni Medaglia, Dr.
Davide Polese, Mr. Luca Pazzini, Mr. Andrea Ferrone
An Innovative System for a Clean and Sustainable Public Transport System in Smart
Cities
Dr. Gianluca Fabbri, Dr. Carlo Medaglia, Dr. Massimo Ippolito, Dr. Eugenio Saraceno, Dr.
Massimoo Antonucci, Dr. Lino Fiorentino, Dr. Manuela BistolB, Dr. Pietro Cozzolino, Dr. Marco
Gallarate
Cyber Physical Systems and Body Area Sensor Networks in Smart Cities
Dr. Gianluca Fabbri, Prof. Carlo Medaglia, Dr. Alessandro Pecora, Dr. Luca Maiolo, Prof. Marco
Santello
A Tool for the Analysis of Energy Systems in Smart Cities
Dr. Gianluca Fabbri, Dr. Danilo Sbordone, Prof. Carlo Medaglia, Dr. Biagio Di Pietra
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CE - ISIE 2016 Dinner
Mission City Ballroom - B5, Thursday 9th of June, 5:30 pm
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TE - Transportation ElectriBcation
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Friday 10th of June, 10:30 am
Chair/s: Akshay K. Rathore, Canada, Sheldon S. Williamson, Canada
Validation of a Hybrid Electric Vehicle Dynamics Model for Energy Management and
Vehicle Stability Control
Mr. Kieran Reeves, Dr. Allahyar Montazeri, Dr. James Taylor
Simplied Mathematical Modelling of Phase-Shift Controlled Series-Series
Compensated Inductive Power Transfer System
Mr. Kunwar Aditya, Dr. Sheldon Williamson
A Novel Modular Voltage Balancing Topology for Active Battery Management System
Mr. Vitor Monteiro, Mr. Pedro Alves, Dr. Andrés A. Nogueiras Meléndez, Dr. Carlos Couto, Dr.
João L. Afonso
Reduction of Dead-Time ENect on the Common Mode Voltage of an Open-End Winding
Machine
Ms. Nazli Kalantari, Prof. Luiz Lopes
A Comparative Study of Performance for Electric Vehicles for Wheel Traction
Congurations
Dr. Benedito Arruda, Prof. Max Mauro Santos, Prof. Ritesh Keshri
Comparison and Performance Evaluation of L-C and C-C-L Compensation Techniques on
Current-Source Inverter Based Inductive WPT Application
Mr. Suvendu Samanta, Dr. Akshay K Rathore, Dr. Sanjib K Sahoo
A Review on Switched Reluctance Machines for Electric Vehicles
Dr. Nima Zabihi, Prof. Rupert Gouws
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RE - Renewable Energy
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Friday 10th of June, 10:30 am
Chair/s: S Kumaravel, India, Michal Rolak, Poland, Mariusz Malinowski, Poland
Stability analysis based on impedance model of grid-source-load in weak grid
Prof. Xuhong Yang, Mr. Haoran Li
Nonlinear Power Control of Doubly Fed Induction Generator Wind Turbines Using Neural
Networks
Prof. Hicham Chaoui, Mr. Okezie Okoye
Simple and Robust Three-Phase Phase-Locked Loop Algorithm under Grid Voltage
Uncertainties
Prof. Hicham Chaoui, Mr. Okezie Okoye
Novel Parametric Tolerance based Fault Identication Technique for PV System
Ms. Jamuna Devi S, Dr. Umamaheswari B, Mr. Parthiban R
Renewable energy production with some wasted second-life components
Mr. Phok Chrin, Prof. Maria David, Prof. Pascal Maussion
A Fuzzy Controller for a DC/DC Converter to Integrate DiNerent Power Characteristic
Sources
Dr. S Kumaravel, Mr. A Sivaprasad, Dr. S Ashok
The impact of intermittent renewables on the resource adequacy in electricity markets
Mr. Hamid Aghaie
Cascaded H-bridge Sub-Module Photovoltaic Microinverter
Mr. W. Flores-Guerrero, Dr. H. Renaudineau, Dr. S. Kouro
Robust Multilevel Multiphase Energy Generation Systems Based on the T-type
Converter
Mr. Michal Rolak, Prof. Mariusz Malinowski
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SS03 - Health Monitoring and Management for Modern Smart
Manufacturing Systems
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Friday 10th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Shen Yin, China
PCA and PLS Monitoring Approaches for Fault Detection of Wastewater Treatment
Process
Ms. Ao Chen, Mr. Hongpeng Zhou
Quality Evaluation Based on Multivariate Statistical Forecasting Methods
Ms. Lei Liu
Finite-time control of switched delay systems with mode-dependent average dwell time
Mr. Shuang Shi, Prof. Zhongyang Fei, Mrs. Chaoxu Guan, Prof. Xianqiang Yang
Sliding Mode Control of LLC Resonant DC-DC Converters
Ms. Sijia Geng, Dr. Yue Zhao, Mr. Shuo Sun, Mr. Xingwei Wu, Dr. You Zheng, Dr. Jianxing Liu
A Data Driven Dynamic Health Monitoring Method for Electronic System
Prof. Aihua Zhang, Ms. Kailun Huang, Prof. Xing Huo, Prof. Xuebo Yang
Optimization of Control Parameters based on Multi-objective Genetic Algorithms for
Spacecraft Attitude Tracking Control
Dr. Xuebo Yang, Mr. Yanlong Jia, Mrs. Xintong Chai
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SS01 - Distributed Machine Vision Systems
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Friday 10th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Oleg Sergiyenko, Mexico, Julio Cesar Rodriguez-Qui[onez, Mexico
Detection Of Rail Defect Based On Laser-triangulation Method And ICP Registration
Mr. Fan Zhang, Prof. Guangmin Sun, Dr. Zibo Li, Dr. Lu Jiang, Dr. Jianhua Zhang
Unied Smoke and Flame Detection for Intelligent Surveillance System
Mr. Alexander Filonenko, Mr. Danilo Cáceres Hernández, Mr. Ajmal Shahbaz, Prof. Kang-Hyun
Jo
Selection and justication of data transferring model in robotic group
Dr. Oleg Sergiyenko, Mr. Mikhail Ivanov, Ms. Vera Tyrsa, Dr. Vladimir Kartashov, Dr. Daniel
Hernández-Balbuena, Dr. Juan Ivan Nieto-Hipólito
Real-time Optical Scanning Data Exchange For Large-Scale 3D Monitoring
Dr. Wendy Flores-Fuentes, Dr. Moises Rivas-Lopez, Dr. Julio C. Rodriguez-Qui[onez, Dr. Daniel
Hernandez-Balbuena, Mr. Javier Rivera-Castillo, Dr. Oleg Sergiyenko, Mr. Eduardo M. HoyosPerales, Mr. Fabian N. Murrieta-Rico, Dr. Juan I. Nieto-Hipolito, Dr. Wilmar Hernandez
Improved calibration method of binocular vision measurement system for large hot
forging
Dr. Jinghao Yang, Prof. Wei Liu, Ms. Chaonan Fan, Mr. Shijie Li, Prof. Fuji Wang, Prof. Zhenyuan
Jia, Ms. Hongyue Yan, Mr. Xiao Li
Incorporation of blind source separation in X-ray energy subtraction for extracting
solder bumps
Dr. Motoaki Mouri, Prof. Hiroshi Yasukawa, Prof. Ichi Takumi
Centroid based Pose Ratio for Pedestrian Action Recognition
Mr. Joko Hariyono, Prof. Kang-Hyun Jo
An Improved Measurement Method of Large Hot Forgings Based on Laser-aided Multiview Stereo Vision
Mr. Yang Liu, Prof. Wei Liu, Ms. Lingli Wang, Mr. Pengtao Xu, Ms. Chaonan Fan, Ms. Lichao
Ding, Prof. Zhenyuan Jia
A monocular vision 3D measurement method based on refraction of light
Prof. Wei Liu, Dr. Xin Ma, Dr. Ling Chen, Dr. Jinghao Yang, Prof. Zhenyuan Jia
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EMD - Electrical Machines and Drives I
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Friday 10th of June, 1:30 pm
Chair/s: Franck Betin, France, Amine Yazidi, France
Current control of reluctance synchronous machines with online adjustment of the
controller parameters
Dr. Christoph M. Hackl, Mr. Julian Kullick, Prof. Maarten J. Kamper, Mr. Joshua C. Mitchell
Linear Pux observers for induction motors with quadratic Lyapunov certicates
Dr. Antonino Sferlazza, Prof. Luca Zaccarian
Surface-Climbing Planar Induction Motor
Mr. Bikrant Poudel, Dr. Ebrahim Amiri, Dr. Parviz Rastgoufard
A Sub-region Based Direct Torque Control Method of Matrix Converter Fed PMSM Drive
Systems
Mrs. Shanhu Li, Dr. Yan Yan, Dr. Wei Chen, Mr. Shichao Ai, Prof. Changliang Xia
A Phasor Diagram Based Method to Determine Load Conditions for Load Rejection Tests
for Round Rotor Synchronous Machine Quadrature Axis Parameters Determination
Prof. Mateus Giesbrecht
Studying Crawling ENect in Line-Start Synchronous Reluctance Motors (LS-SynRM)
Mr. Amir Negahdari, Prof. Hamid Toliyat
Six-Phase Axial Flux Permanent Magnet Generator Model: Simulation and Experimental
Validation
Mr. Alin Pantea, Dr. Amine Yazidi, Prof. Vincent Lanfranchi, Prof. Gérard-André Capolino
Design of Multiphase Exterior Rotor Switched Reluctance Motor for Traction
Applications
Ms. Bahareh Anvari, Mr. Yongqi Li, Prof. Hamid Toliyat
A Thermal Study on Small Synchronous Reluctance Machine in Automotive Cycle
Dr. Rasid Mohd Azri HIzami, Dr. Ospina Alejandro, Dr. El Kadri Khadija, Prof. Lanfranchi
Vincent
Open-Switch and Open-Phase Real Time FDI Process for Multiphase PM Synchronous
Motors
Dr. Mohamed Trabelsi, Prof. Eric Semail, Dr. Ngac-Ky Nguyen, Dr. Fabien Meinguet
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DCM - Data-Driven Control and Monitoring
Mission City Ballroom - M1, Friday 10th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Shen Yin, China, Mahmoud Alahmad, USA
Reliable IP based Communication for Fire Alarm Systems
Mr. Johannes Kasberger, Dr. Lukas Krammer, Prof. Wolfgang Kastner
A multi-objective-genetic-optimization-based data-driven fuzzy classier for technical
applications
Prof. Marian B. Gorzalczany, Dr. Filip Rudzinski
Data Driven Monitoring and 3D Visualization for Hydrorening Industrial Processes
Prof. Diego Silva, Prof. Allan Martins
Identication of Linear Parameter Varying System with Dual-rate Sampled Data and
Random Measurement Delay
Dr. Xianqiang Yang, Dr. Hao Sun, Dr. Lifei Bai, Dr. Xin Liu
A Data-driven KPI Prediction Method for Vehicular Cyber Physical System
Mr. Hongpeng Zhou, Ms. Ao Chen, Mr. Chengming Yang, Mr. Jiapeng Yin, Ms. Han Yu
Study on KPI-related subspace decomposition for fault detection and robust KPI
prediction against abnormal data
Mr. Yuchen Jiang, Ms. Han Yu, Mr. Jiapeng Yin, Mr. Chengming Yang
Synchronization of coupled harmonic oscillators via edge event-triggered control
Mr. Xu Yao, Mr. Bo Wei, Prof. Feng Xiao
Digital Interpolating Peak Locator
Mr. Tung Nguyen, Prof. Eric Salt, Dr. Brian Berscheid, Prof. Ha Nguyen
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SS01 - Distributed Machine Vision Systems / RF-Microwave-Millimeter
Wave Communications for Industrial IoT
Mission City Ballroom - M2, Friday 10th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Wendy Flores-Fuentes, Mexico, Moises Rivas-Lopez, Mexico, Zhibo Pang, Sweden
High resolution measurement of physical variables change for INS
Mr. Fabian N. Murrieta-Rico, Dr. Vitalii Petranovskii, Dr. Oleg Sergiyenko, Dr. Daniel
Hernandez-Balbuena, Dr. Paolo Mercorelli, Dr. Wilmar Hernández, Dr. Oscar Raymond, Dr.
Vera Tyrsa, Dr. Juan I. Nieto-Hipolito, Dr. Julio C. Rodriguez-Qui[ones
Issues of exact laser ray positioning using servomotors for vision-based target
detection
Mr. Lars Lindner, Dr. Oleg Sergiyenko, Dr. Moises Rivas-Lopez, Dr. Julio C. RodriguezQuinonez, Dr. Daniel Hernandez-Balbuena, Dr. Wendy Flores-Fuentes, Mr. Fabian N. MuerrietaRico, Dr. Vladimir M. Kartashov, Dr. Vera Tyrsa, Dr. Juan I. Nieto-Hipolito
Laser Based Collision Warning System for High ConPict Vehicle-Pedestrian Zones
Mr. Danilo Caceres Hernandez, Mr. Alexander Filonenko, Mr. Joko Hariyono, Mr. Ajmal
Shahbaz, Dr. Kang-Hyun Jo
An automatic detection system for lm capacitor based on DCS theory
Mr. Zhichao Yan, Dr. Yuxiang Yang, Prof. Mingyu Gao, Ms. Ke Yin, Prof. Zhiwei He
Research and implementation of groups positioning method for wireless sensor
networking
Ms. Jiawen Wang, Dr. Hairong Yan, Mr. Yue Xie, Mr. Zhibo Pang
IETF IoT based Wireless Communication for Latency-sensitive Use Cases in Building
Automation
Ms. Hui Zhu, Dr. Zhibo Pang, Mr. Binbin Xie, Dr. Gargi Bag
Achieving Reliable and EOcient Transmission by Using Network Coding Solution in
Industrial Wireless Sensor Networks
Dr. Kan Yu, Ms. Jing Yue, Dr. Zihuai Lin, Dr. Johan Akerberg, Prof. Mats Bjorkman
A Recongurable Digital Polar Transmitter with Open-loop Phase Modulation for SubGHz Applications
Ms. Peiyi Li, Mr. Zheng Song, Mr. Jianfu Lin, Ms. Meng Wei, Mr. Feng Guo, Ms. Wen Jia, Prof.
Zhihua Wang, Prof. Baoyong Chi
A 2.4 GHz CMOS Power Amplier
Dr. Yi Shen, Dr. Kim Fung Tsang, Mr. Faan Hei Hung, Dr. Iasonas F. Triantis
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EMD - Electrical Machines and Drives II
Mission City Ballroom - M3, Friday 10th of June, 3:30 pm
Chair/s: Franck Betin, France, Amine Yazidi, France
Speed Control for Two Series-Connected Five-Phase Permanent-Magnet Synchronous
Motors without Position Sensor
Prof. Hung-Chi Chen, Mr. Chih-Hao Hsu, Mr. Da-Kai Chang
Theoretical Analysis of the Synchronous Reactance InPuence on the Speed Regulation
of PM Motors
Dr. ShaBq Odhano, Prof. Andrea Cavagnino, Prof. Radu Bojoi
Analytical Calculation of Air-gap Magnetic Field Distribution in Transverse-Flux
Machines
Mr. Jaime Renedo Anglada, Prof. Suleiman M. Sharkh
Robust Control of a Six-Phase Induction Generator under Open-Phase Fault Conditions
Prof. Franck Betin, Dr. Sebastien Carriere, Prof. Gérard-andré Capolino, Dr. Mehdi Taherzadeh
Thermal Parameters Evaluation for Stator Fractional-Slot Concentrated Winding
Machines
Prof. Aldo Boglietti, Dr. Silvio Vaschetto, Ms. Marco Cossale, Mr. Thiago Dutra
Speed Measurement Algorithm for Low Speed Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Based on Overlapped Measurement Regions
Dr. Yan Yan, Mrs. Xiuyun Zhang, Prof. Changliang Xia, Dr. Bingnan Ji, Dr. Zhiqiang Wang
A New Nine Level Stacked Inverter Topology for a Symmetric Six Phase IM with Low
Voltage Devices and using a Single DC Link
Mr. Viju Nair, Mr. Arun Rahul S, Mr. Sumit Pramanick, Prof. Gopakumar K, Prof. Leopoldo
Franquelo
Modelling Approaches for an Asymmetrical Six-Phase Machine
Mr. Mikel Zabaleta, Prof. Emil Levi, Dr. Martin Jones
Topologies Investigation on High Speed PM Generator with Back Wound Wingdings
Dr. Xiaochen Zhang, Dr. He Zhang, Prof. Weili Li, Prof. Chris Gerada, Dr. Michael Galea, Dr.
Jing Li
Brushless Induction Synchronous Generator
Mr. Yalla Tirumala Rao, Mr. Saptarshi Basak, Prof. Chandan Chakraborty, Prof. Sabyasachi Sen
Gupta
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Reviewers
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Gerhard Zucker
Geyverson Paula
Gianluca Fabbri
Gina Torres
Giovanna Di Grazia
Giovanni Griva
Glendy A. Catzin
Gustavo Monte
Habiballah Rahimi-Eichi
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Hairong Yan
Haiyong Luo
Hamid Reza Karimi
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Hartmut Bruhm
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Hector Beltran
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Joao L. Afonso
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Joao Murta Pina
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John William Vasquez Capacho
John Y. Hung
Jonas Queiroz
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Jorge Oliveira Estima
Jose A. Barrado
Jose Barata
Jose Barbosa
Jose Carlos Alfonso-Gil
Josef L. Haunschmied
Jose Goncalves
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Juan A. Sanchez
Juho Mäkiö
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Kari Mäki
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Longo Angel
Lorenzo Petrucci
Luca Larcher
Luca Papini
Luis Gomes
Luis Yebra
Luiz Freitas
Lukas Lohaus
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Maciej Swierczynski
Mahmoud Alahmad
Makrand M. Lokhande
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Marco Tursini
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Marek Turzynski
Marga Marcos
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Michele Degano
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Naoki Motoi
Navid Rahbari Asr
Nelson Rodrigues
Nestor Aparicio
Nicolas Rouger
Nima Zabihi
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Omar Abdel-Rahim
Omar Ellabban
Oscar Lucia
Oswaldo Lopez Santos
Panagiotis Foundas
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Paul G. Flikkema
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Toshiyuki Murakami
Tufan Kumbasar
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Vincent Debusschere
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Vincent Zhuang
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Wing-Kuen Ling
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Wolfgang Kastner
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Xiangping Zhu
Xianqiang Yang
Xinbo Ruan
Xin Dai
Xin Gao
Xuebo Yang
Yafei Wang
Yasutaka Fujimoto
Yateendra Mishra
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Yihsin Ho
Yoichi Hori
Yongheng Yang
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Index of Authors
Abate, Francesco............................................ 49
Abbas, Mohammed......................................... 49
Abdul Azeez, Najath.......................................51
Aditya, Kunwar......................................... 51, 65
Afonso, João L................................................. 65
Agbossou, Kodjo.......................................50, 53
Aghaie, Hamid................................................ 66
Ahn, Hyo-Sung................................................57
Ahn, In Soo..................................................... 57
Ai, Shichao......................................................69
Akdere, MüsBk................................................ 63
Akerberg, Johan.............................................. 71
Alahmad, Mahmoud................................. 48, 59
Alejandro, Ospina...........................................69
Alhems, Luai M............................................... 49
Aljuhaishi, Nasser....................................48, 59
Aljuheshi, Fares........................................ 48, 59
Alonge, Francesco..........................................57
Álvarez-Carulla, Albert.................................... 61
Alves, Pedro.................................................... 65
Amaral, Tito.................................................... 49
Amiri, Ebrahim................................................69
Andrén, Filip....................................................50
Antônio Carvalho Braga, Henrique.................59
Antonucci, Massimoo...................................... 63
Anvari, Bahareh.............................................. 69
Arruda, Benedito............................................65
Arzandé, Amir................................................. 62
Ashok, S.........................................................66
Azeez, Najath A..............................................51
Azeez, Najath Abdul.......................................51
B, Umamaheswari..........................................66
Bag, Gargi......................................................71
Bai, Lifei.........................................................70
Bangemann, Felix........................................... 52
Barbi, Ivo........................................................ 56
Barbosa, José.................................................. 55
Baronti, Federico............................................48
Basak, Saptarshi............................................. 72
Batista, Gracieth.............................................49
Bell, Markus.................................................... 50
Berkel, Felix.................................................... 50
Berscheid, Brian.............................................70
Betin, Franck..................................................72
BistolB, Manuela............................................. 63
Bjorkman, Mats..............................................71
Blaabjerg, Frede.............................................56
Boglietti, Aldo................................................. 72
Bojoi, Radu..................................................... 72
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Braga, Henrique.............................................55
Bründlinger, Roland........................................ 50
Buticchi, Giampaolo........................................53
Cacau, Ronny.................................................56
Caceres Hernandez, Danilo.............................71
Camacho, Antonio..........................................50
Camponogara, Douglas..................................59
Cao, Jiangzhong.............................................. 58
Capolino, Gérard-andré..................................72
Capolino, Gérard-André..................................69
Cardenas, Alben.......................................50, 53
Carey III, Howard............................................ 58
Carriere, Sebastien......................................... 72
Castilla, Miguel........................................50, 62
Cavagnino, Andrea.........................................72
Cerimovic, Samir............................................ 61
Chai, Xintong.................................................. 67
Chakraborty, Chandan....................................72
Chang, Da-Kai.................................................72
Chaoui, Hicham..........................48, 57, 62, 66
Chau, Thomas................................................48
Chen, Ao.................................................. 67, 70
Chen, Chieh-En............................................... 48
Chen, Chien-An............................................... 57
Chen, Hung-Chi..............................................72
Chen, Ling...................................................... 68
Chen, Ming..................................................... 62
Chen, Wei....................................................... 69
Cherragui, Hamza........................................... 63
Chi, Baoyong.................................................. 71
Chi, Hao Ran................................................... 58
Chia, Liang Tien.............................................. 55
Choi, Joon Young............................................. 62
Chou, Pauline..................................................53
Chow, Mo-Yuen..................................48, 50, 55
Chrin, Phok..................................................... 66
Christoulakis, Foivos....................................... 52
Chugo, Daisuke..............................................61
Chugo, Disuke................................................61
Clement, Jana................................................. 52
Cóbreces, Santiago.........................................56
Coelho, Roberto Francisco..............................56
Colombo, Armando Walter.............................. 51
Colomer-Farrarons, Jordi.................................61
Combariza, Miguel.......................................... 53
Cossale, Marco...............................................72
Costa, Paulo Junior Silva.................................56
Couto, Carlos.................................................. 65
Cozzolino, Pietro............................................. 63
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D'Ippolito, Filippo............................................ 57
Dahono, Pekik Argo........................................59
Dai, Qingyun...................................................58
Dai, Wenbin.................................................... 52
Dariz, Luca.....................................................58
David, Maria................................................... 66
de Arruda, Damian.........................................58
De Carne, Giovanni.........................................53
de Castro Pereira, Dênis.................................59
Di Pietra, Biagio.............................................. 63
Di Rienzo, Roberto.......................................... 48
Dias, Artur...................................................... 50
Dias, José........................................................ 55
Diedrich, Christian.......................................... 52
Dinca, Lavinia................................................. 58
Ding, Lichao....................................................68
Drozdov, Dmitrii.............................................52
Du, Jianhua..................................................... 59
Du, Junping..................................................... 51
Duan, Jie......................................................... 55
Dubé, Yves..................................................... 53
Dubinin, Victor................................................ 52
Dung, Lan-Rong.............................................. 48
Duque, Carlos................................................. 55
Dutra, Thiago..................................................72
Egrot, Philippe................................................ 62
El Mejdoubi, Asmae........................................48
Fabbri, Gianluca.............................................. 63
Fabbro, Inácio Maria Dal.................................49
Faccioni Filho, Mauro......................................55
Fan, Chaonan..................................................68
Fan, Dan......................................................... 51
Fei, Zhongyang............................................... 67
Feldmann, Stefan...........................................52
Ferrone, Andrea.............................................. 63
Filonenko, Alexander.........................51, 68, 71
Fiorentino, Lino............................................... 63
Fisher, Roy...................................................... 58
Flikkema, Paul G............................................. 50
Flores-Bahamonde, Freddy.............................53
Flores-Fuentes, Wendy............................. 68, 71
Flores-Guerrero, W.......................................... 66
Foito, Daniel...................................................49
Forrisi, Ivano................................................... 48
Franco, Felipe.................................................49
Franco, Felipe R..............................................49
Franquelo, Leopoldo.......................................72
Franquelo, Leopoldo G.................................... 53
Freund, Christian............................................63
Fu, Minfan....................................................... 48
Fuchs, Simon.................................................. 50
Fühner, Tim....................................................63
Fujimoto, Hiroshi.............................................60
Fujimoto, Yasutaka......................................60p.
Fukui, Junichi..................................................60
Galea, Michael................................................ 72
Gallarate, Marco............................................. 63
Gao, Huijun.....................................................53
Gao, Mingyu...................................... 57, 63, 71
Garces, Alejandro...........................................53
Garcia de Vicu[a, Luis....................................62
Gargano, Antonio............................................57
Geng, Sijia...................................................... 67
Gerada, Chris.................................................72
Giegerich, Martin............................................ 63
Giesbrecht, Mateus.........................................69
Givehchi, Omid............................................... 51
Glatzl, Thomas................................................61
Goerges, Daniel.............................................. 50
Gorzalczany, Marian B.................................... 70
Gouws, Rupert................................................ 65
Graham, James............................................... 55
Gri[ó, Robert.................................................. 56
Grosch, Joshua................................................ 63
Grosu, Radu.................................................... 63
Gualous, Hamid.......................................48, 62
Guan, Chaoxu................................................. 67
Gui, Yuping..................................................... 58
Guo, Feng................................................60, 71
Guo, Tingting.................................................. 53
Guo, Yuhang................................................... 57
Guzman, Cristina.....................................50, 53
Hackl, Christoph M.........................................69
Hamatani, Sakurako.......................................60
Han, Jingang................................................... 62
Hancke, Gerhard.............................................58
Hariyono, Joko...................................51, 68, 71
Hashimoto, Hiroshi.........................................61
Hauer, Florian................................................. 52
He, Zhiwei......................................... 57, 63, 71
Henao, Nilson................................................. 53
Hernandez-Balbuena, Daniel....................68, 71
Hernández-Balbuena, Daniel..........................68
Hernandez, Danilo Caceres.............................51
Hernández, Danilo Cáceres.............................68
Hernandez, Wilmar......................................... 68
Hernández, Wilmar......................................... 71
Hieb, JeIrey.................................................... 55
Hilairet, Mickael.............................................. 63
Hilbert, Frank.................................................. 52
Hirata, Nobuaki...............................................60
Ho, Yihsin.......................................................61
Holmes, Grahame........................................... 53
Horváth, László............................................... 52
Hoyos-Perales, Eduardo M..............................68
Hsu, Chih-Hao.................................................72
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Hu, Yang......................................................... 55
Huang, Cong-Sheng........................................48
Huang, Jiye..................................................... 57
Huang, Kailun................................................. 67
Huang, Victor..................................................49
Huang, Wanqi................................................. 52
Hung, Faan Hei.........................................58, 71
Hung, Tzu-Yi.................................................... 55
Huo, Xing........................................................ 67
Ibe-Ekeocha, Chinemerem.............................. 48
Ikeda, Shintaro...............................................50
Ikushima, Tak.................................................. 48
Illa Font, Carlos Henrique...............................56
Ippolito, Massimo............................................63
Isakovic, Haris................................................63
Ivanov, Mikhail...............................................68
Iwasaki, Makoto.............................................. 60
Jean-François, Trégouët...................................59
Jean-Yves, Gauthier........................................59
Jeppesen, Ben.................................................48
Ji, Bingnan...................................................... 72
Ji, Jing............................................................. 59
Jia, Wen.......................................................... 71
Jia, Yanlong..................................................... 67
Jia, Zhenyuan.................................................68
Jiang, Lu..........................................................68
Jiang, Yuchen.................................................. 70
Jimenez Carrizosa, Miguel............................... 62
Jin, Liangliang................................................. 62
Jo, Kang-Hyun....................................51, 68, 71
Jones, Martin...................................................72
Jonke, Peter....................................................50
Josias de Paula, Wesley...................................59
Jr, Sergio L. Stevan.........................................49
K, Gopakumar................................................. 72
KaB, Mohamed R.............................................57
Kalantari, Nazli...............................................65
Kamper, Maarten J.......................................... 69
Kartashov, Vladimir........................................68
Kartashov, Vladimir M.....................................71
Kasberger, Johannes....................................... 70
Kase, Wataru.................................................. 55
Kastner, Wolfgang....................................52, 70
Katsura, Seiichiro..................................... 51, 60
Kawabata, Kuniaki.......................................... 61
Kawai, Yusuke................................................. 60
Kelouwani, Sousso.......................................... 53
Keshri, Ritesh..................................................65
Khadija, El Kadri.............................................69
Khair Allah, Mohannad.............................48, 59
Khanna, Raghav.............................................56
Khayamy, Mehdy............................................ 62
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Kim, Hyoung-Woo........................................... 62
Kim, Se-Jun..................................................... 62
Ko, Gwihan.....................................................57
Kobuse, Daiji................................................... 60
KoIel, Stephane.............................................63
Kohl, Franz...................................................... 61
Kou, FeiFei...................................................... 51
Kouro, S.......................................................... 66
Krammer, Lukas.............................................70
Kucka, Jakub................................................... 59
Kularatna, Nihal.............................................. 63
Kullick, Julian..................................................69
Kumaravel, S.................................................. 66
Kwan, Trevor................................................... 62
Lanfranchi, Vincent.........................................69
Larrea, Inigo................................................... 56
Lauss, Georg...................................................50
Lazzarin, Telles...............................................56
Lazzarin, Telles Brunelli..................................56
Lee, Kuan-Chih...............................................57
Lee, Will H......................................................48
Leitao, Paulo................................................... 49
Leitão, Paulo............................................50, 55
Lemos Júnior, Luiz C.......................................58
Lessa Tofoli, Fernando.....................................59
Levi, Emil........................................................ 72
Li, Haoran....................................................... 66
Li, Huayu........................................................ 59
Li, Jing.............................................................72
Li, Jinzhong..................................................... 55
Li, Peiyi....................................................60, 71
Li, Shanhu......................................................69
Li, Shijie.......................................................... 68
Li, Weili........................................................... 72
Li, Xiao..................................................... 63, 68
Li, Xiaoyun......................................................55
Li, Yongqi........................................................ 69
Li, Yun............................................................. 63
Li, Zhan.......................................................... 59
Li, Zhong........................................................ 57
Li, Zibo........................................................... 68
Liang, Meiyu................................................... 51
Lin, Jianfu........................................................71
Lin, Zihuai.......................................................71
Lindner, Lars...................................................71
Ling, Wing-Kuen..............................................58
Liserre, Marco................................................. 53
Liu, Jianxing....................................... 53, 57, 67
Liu, Lei............................................................ 67
Liu, Ming......................................................... 57
Liu, Qing......................................................... 58
Liu, Shih-Chun................................................ 56
Liu, Steven.....................................................50
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Liu, Xin........................................................... 70
Liu, Yang......................................................... 68
Liu, Zheng...................................................... 49
Lopes, Luiz......................................................65
López-Sánchez, Jaime..................................... 61
Lorentz, Vincent..............................................63
Lu, Dongwei....................................................63
Lu, Xingguo....................................................57
Lui, Yin Yi........................................................ 58
Luo, Ren C...................................................... 57
Ma, Chengbin.................................................48
Ma, Hao.......................................................... 59
Ma, Xin........................................................... 68
Maeda, Yoshihiro.............................................60
Maiolo, Luca...................................................63
Malinowski, Mariusz........................................ 66
Manic, Milos............................................. 51, 58
Márcio Soares, Guilherme............................... 59
Marino, Daniel L..............................................51
Marti, Pau....................................................... 62
Martí, Pau....................................................... 50
Martin, Enric Xavier........................................ 50
Martin, Jean-Philippe....................................... 48
Martins, Allan..................................................70
Martins, Joao................................................... 49
Massaro, Marco...............................................57
Matsuzaki, Ryohei........................................... 60
Mattoccia, Alessio........................................... 63
Mätzler, Stefan............................................... 52
Maussion, Pascal............................................66
Medaglia, Carlo...............................................63
Medaglia, PierGianni....................................... 63
Mediwaththe, Chathurika P.............................50
Meinguet, Fabien............................................ 69
Meléndez, Andrés A. Nogueiras......................65
Mendonça, Thiago..........................................55
Meng, Xiang...................................................57
Mercorelli, Paolo.............................................71
Mertens, Axel..................................................59
Miah, Suruz.....................................................57
Milani, Kaveh.................................................. 63
Milczarek, Adam.............................................51
Miletic, Zoran.................................................50
Ming, Anlong..................................................58
Miret, Jaume.............................................50, 62
Miribel-Català, Pere Ll..................................... 61
Mitchell, Joshua C...........................................69
Miyasaki, Toshimasa....................................... 61
Miyazaki, Toshimasa....................................... 60
Mizoguchi, Takahiro........................................61
Moghadasi, Amirhasan...................................53
Mohd Azri HIzami, Rasid.................................69
Montazeri, Allahyar.........................................65
Monte, Gustavo.............................................. 49
Monteiro, Vitor................................................ 65
Montoya, Danilo.............................................53
Morello, Rocco................................................ 48
Mouri, Motoaki................................................ 68
Muerrieta-Rico, Fabian N.................................71
Murakami, Toshiyuki.......................................60
Muramatsu, Satoshi........................................ 61
Murrieta-Rico, Fabian N............................ 68, 71
Naber, John..................................................... 55
Nahid-Mobarakeh, Babak................................48
Nair, Viju......................................................... 72
Negahdari, Amir.............................................69
Neme, João H.................................................. 49
Neme, João Henrique...................................... 49
Nguyen, Ha.....................................................70
Nguyen, Ngac-Ky............................................ 69
Nguyen, Tung.................................................70
Nie, Ziling....................................................... 59
Nieto-Hipolito, Juan I................................68, 71
Nieto-Hipólito, Juan Ivan................................. 68
Nishi, Hiroaki.................................................. 50
Nishimura, Satoshi.........................................51
Oberoi, Dhruv................................................. 58
Odhano, ShaBq............................................... 72
Oh, Koog-Hwan............................................... 57
Ohishi, Kiyoshi.............................................60p.
Ojo, Joseph Olorunfemi................................... 56
Okoye, Okezie.................................................66
Okuma, Jun..................................................... 60
Omar, Noshin........................................... 48, 62
Osawa, Yukiko.................................................60
Oukaour, Amrane...........................................48
Paciello, Vincenzo........................................... 49
Padmanaban, Sanjeevikumar.........................56
Pagliosa, Mauro..............................................56
Pan, Siyi.......................................................... 55
Pang, Zhibo....................................................71
Pantea, Alin....................................................69
Park, Sung-Mun..............................................62
Pathipati, Vamsi Krishna.................................51
Patil, Sandeep.................................................52
Pazzini, Luca................................................... 63
Pecora, Alessandro.........................................63
Pereira, Arnaldo.............................................. 55
Pérez Morales, Jorge.......................................56
Perez, Marcelo A............................................. 53
Petranovskii, Vitalii.........................................71
Pierfederici, Serge..........................................48
Pietrosanto, Antonio.......................................49
Pinto, Milena................................................... 55
Pires, Vitor...................................................... 49
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Ploennigs, Joern.............................................. 52
Polese, Davide................................................ 63
Poudel, Bikrant............................................... 69
Pramanick, Sumit...........................................72
Qiu, Yuzhou.....................................................55
Queiroz, Jonas.................................................50
R, Parthiban.................................................... 66
R. Hontz, Michael............................................ 56
Rahbari-Asr, Navid.......................................... 55
Rastgoufard, Parviz.........................................69
Rathore, Akshay K..........................................65
Raymond, Oscar............................................. 71
Reeves, Kieran................................................65
Reich, Johannes.............................................. 52
Renaudineau, H.............................................. 66
Renedo Anglada, Jaime................................... 72
Rincon-Mora, Gabriel...................................... 59
Rivas-Lopez, Moises................................. 68, 71
Rivera-Castillo, Javier......................................68
Rocha Neto, José S..........................................58
Rodriguez-Qui[ones, Julio C............................71
Rodriguez-Quinonez, Julio C............................71
Rodriguez-Qui[onez, Julio C............................68
Rodríguez, Francisco Javier............................. 56
Rolak, Michal..................................................66
Romain, Delpoux............................................59
Roncella, Roberto...........................................48
Rosa, Joao Nilton H.........................................49
Rosa, João Nilton Henrique da........................49
Rozario, Deepak.............................................51
Rudzinski, Filip................................................ 70
Ruggeri, Massimiliano.....................................58
S, Arun Rahul.................................................. 72
S, Jamuna Devi............................................... 66
Saenger, Pierre............................................... 63
Sahoo, Sanjib K...............................................65
Sakaino, Sho................................................... 60
Saletti, Roberto...............................................48
Salt, Eric......................................................... 70
Samanta, Suvendu.........................................65
Santello, Marco............................................... 63
Santos Almeida, Pedro.................................... 59
Santos, Max M. D............................................ 49
Santos, Max Mauro......................................... 65
Santos, Max Mauro Dias.................................49
Saputra, Masramdhani...................................59
Saraceno, Eugenio..........................................63
Sargolzaei, Arman..........................................53
Sarwat, Arif..................................................... 53
sato-Shimokawara, Eri.................................... 61
Sauter, Thilo................................................... 61
Savage, David................................................53
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Sayed, Hussain............................................... 59
Sbordone, Danilo............................................ 63
Schachinger, Daniel........................................52
Schwarz, Radu................................................ 63
Seitl, Christian................................................ 50
Selvatici, Michele............................................ 58
Semail, Eric....................................................69
Sen Gupta, Sabyasachi................................... 72
Sergiyenko, Oleg......................................68, 71
Seshagiri, Sridhar........................................... 56
Sferlazza, Antonino.................................. 57, 69
Shahbaz, Ajmal.................................51, 68, 71
Shao, Zhiwei................................................... 62
Sharkh, Suleiman M........................................72
Shen, Yanfei.................................................... 58
Shen, Yi.......................................................... 71
Shi, Shuang.................................................... 67
Shigehiro, Yuji................................................. 55
Shimono, Tomoyuki........................................61
Silva, Diego.................................................... 70
Silva, Gilberto Valentim..................................56
Silva, Jaidilson J...............................................58
Silva, Washington........................................... 49
Simoens, Pieter...............................................51
Singh, Siddhartha A........................................ 51
Sivaprasad, A.................................................66
Smith, David B................................................50
Song, Zheng................................................... 71
Sou, Wing Yan................................................. 58
Spalanzani, Anne............................................ 57
Stankovic, Nikola............................................ 62
Steiner, Harald...............................................61
Stella, Gilson D............................................... 49
Steyn-Ross, D. Alistair....................................63
Stöckl, Johannes............................................. 50
Strasser, Thomas........................................49p.
Su, Jing........................................................... 58
Sun, Guangmin............................................... 68
Sun, Hao......................................................... 70
Sun, Jiantao.................................................... 55
Sun, Shuo....................................................... 67
Tagawa, Norio................................................. 61
Taherzadeh, Mehdi.........................................72
Takano, Shunya..............................................61
Takumi, Ichi....................................................68
Talic, Almir...................................................... 61
Tanaka, Shodai...............................................61
Tang, Tianhao................................................. 62
Taylor, James.................................................. 65
Terada, Yuki.................................................... 60
Thramboulidis, Kleanthis................................52
Tian, Xiang.....................................................48
Tirumala Rao, Yalla.........................................72
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Toliyat, Hamid................................................. 69
Torres, Raymundo........................................... 53
Trabelsi, Mohamed..........................................69
Triantis, Iasonas F...........................................71
Tsang, Kim Fung....................................... 58, 71
Tsuji, Toshiaki.................................................. 60
Tyrsa, Vera............................................... 68, 71
Tzou, Ying-Yu...................................................56
Ulewicz, Sebastian..........................................52
Vannier, Jean-Claude......................................62
Vaqar, Sayyid A..............................................49
Vaschetto, Silvio............................................. 72
Vazquez, Sergio.............................................. 53
Velasco, Manel......................................... 50, 62
Villanueva, Moisés.......................................... 56
Vincent, Lanfranchi.........................................69
Vogel-Heuser, Birgit........................................ 52
Vyatkin, Valeriy...............................................52
Waldhör, Stefan.............................................. 63
Wang, Fenghua............................................... 62
Wang, Fuji....................................................... 68
Wang, Jia........................................................53
Wang, Jianguo.................................................56
Wang, Jiawen.................................................. 71
Wang, Ke........................................................ 55
Wang, Lingli.................................................... 68
Wang, Meilin................................................... 58
Wang, Qingmai............................................... 53
Wang, Yuxi...................................................... 59
Wang, Zhihua...........................................60, 71
Wang, Zhiqiang..............................................72
Wei, Bo........................................................... 70
Wei, Meng.......................................................71
Wenger, Martin............................................... 63
Wheeler, Patrick William................................. 56
Williamson, Sheldon.................................51, 65
Williamson, Sheldon S....................................51
Wollschlaeger, Bastian...................................52
Wollschlaeger, Martin.....................................52
Wu, Chao........................................................ 55
Wu, Chung Kit................................................. 58
Wu, Kao-Chih.................................................. 56
Wu, Ligang.....................................................53
Wu, Xiaofeng.................................................. 62
Wu, Xingwei....................................................67
Xia, Changliang........................................ 69, 72
Xiao, Feng.......................................................70
Xie, Binbin...................................................... 71
Xie, Yue..........................................................71
Xing, Nan........................................................ 59
Xu, Minghui....................................................59
Xu, Pengtao.................................................... 68
Yabuki, Akinori................................................ 61
Yadav, Sumit................................................... 57
Yamada, Shota................................................60
Yamaguchi, Shuhei.........................................61
Yamaguchi, Toru.............................................61
Yan, Hairong................................................... 71
Yan, Hongyue..................................................68
Yan, Jiu Dun....................................................56
Yan, Yan............................................. 60, 69, 72
Yan, Zhichao................................................... 71
Yang, Chengming............................................70
Yang, Jinghao.................................................. 68
Yang, Xianqiang.......................................67, 70
Yang, Xuebo....................................................67
Yang, Xuhong..................................................66
Yang, Yuxiang.................................................71
Yao, Gang....................................................... 62
Yao, Xu...........................................................70
Yasukawa, Hiroshi........................................... 68
Yazidi, Amine.................................................. 69
Yen, Kan..........................................................53
Yin, He............................................................ 48
Yin, Jiapeng..................................................... 70
Yin, Ke............................................... 57, 63, 71
Yin, Zhizhu...................................................... 62
Yokokura, Yuki.............................................60p.
Yokota, Sho..................................................... 61
Yoshida, Keisuke............................................. 60
Yu, Han........................................................... 70
Yu, Kan...........................................................71
Yu, Xinghuo.....................................................53
Yu, Xinru......................................................... 55
Yuan, Hsiang-Fu.............................................. 48
Yue, Jing.......................................................... 71
Zabaleta, Mikel............................................... 72
Zabihi, Nima................................................... 65
Zaccarian, Luca.............................................. 69
Zeng, Wente................................................... 55
Zeng, Yu-Fan................................................... 58
Zhang, Aihua.................................................. 67
Zhang, Chun................................................... 60
Zhang, Fan.....................................................68
Zhang, He.......................................................72
Zhang, Jianhua...............................................68
Zhang, Jing..................................................... 59
Zhang, Wenfeng............................................. 58
Zhang, Xiaochen............................................72
Zhang, Xiuyun................................................ 72
Zhang, Xiuzhen..............................................53
Zhang, Yinfeng...............................................59
Zhang, Yuan............................................. 50, 55
Zhao, Chen..................................................... 48
Zhao, Yue.......................................................67
Zheng, You.....................................................67
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Zhou, Hongpeng......................................67, 70
Zhou, Lidan....................................................62
Zhou, Yimin.................................................... 55
Zhou, Yu......................................................... 58
Zhu, Hui..........................................................71
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Zhu, Junjie...................................................... 59
Zhu, Suoguo................................................... 51
Zou, Jiyan....................................................... 56
Zou, Rui.......................................................... 58
Zou, Zhixiang.................................................53
ZurB, Ahmed..................................................59
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Upcoming 2017 IES Events
We hope your Tech Industry Summit and ISIE-2016 experience has been both bene!cial and enjoyable. The
IEEE Industrial Electronics Society cordially invites you to consider some of its upcoming 2017 conferences.
ICM-2017 (International Conference on Mechatronics)
Churchill, Australia, February 14-17
URL: http://ieee-icm2017.org/
ICIT-2017 (International Conference on Industrial Technology)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, March 22-25
URL: http://icit2017.org
CPE-POWERENG (Compatibility and Power Electronics - Power Engineering, Energy and Electrical
Drives)
Cadiz, Spain, April 4-6
ISIE-2017 (International Symposium on Industrial Electronics)
Edinburgh, Scotland, June 20-22
URL: http://www.anglia.ac.uk/science-and-technology/about/computing-and-technology/isieconference
AIM-2017 (Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics)
Munich, Germany, June 26-30
INDIN-2017 (International Conference on Industrial Informatics)
Emden, Germany, July 24-26
ETFA-2017 (Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation)
Location TBA, Date: early September
IROS-2017 (Intelligent Robots and Systems)
Vancouver, BC, Canada, September 24-28
URL: http://www.iros2017.org
IECON-2017 (Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society)
Beijing, China, November 5-8
URL: http://iecon2017.csp.escience.cn
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