__________________________________________________________________ | | | IFAC Workshop on | | | | CONTROL APPLICATIONS IN MARINE SYSTEMS (CAMS'95) | | | | Trondheim, Norway, 10--12 May 1995 | | | | | | FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS | |________________________________________________________________| INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE (IPC) T. Koyama (Chair and Editor), J T. I. Fossen (Co-Editor), N M. Blanke, DK C. G. Kallstrom, S R. S. Burns, UK K. Ohtsu, J G. Cannata, I G. N. Roberts, UK R. Cristi, USA M. G. Rodd, UK R.M.C. De Keyser, B G. Russel, UK F. El-Hawary, CDN J. Selkainaho, SF M. J. Grimble, UK A. J. Soerensen, N C. J. Harris, UK A. Tiano, I T. Holzhuter, D J. Van Amerongen, NL X. Jia, PRC Z. Vukic, CR C. G. Kallstrom, S NATIONAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE (NOC) T. I. Fossen (Chair), Univ. of Trondheim J. G. Balchen T. I. Eikaas J. O. Roedseth M. Villaboe O. Egeland H. Engja S. Saelid SCOPE The scope of the Workshop is Advances and Trends in Marine Control Systems Design and Technology. The Workshop will be a forum for discussing the latest achievements and trends both from a theoretical and applied point of view. It will be focused on the following important areas of marine cybernetics: - Safety and Fault Diagnostic - Ship Maneuvering and Control - High Speed Crafts - Underwater Vehicle Control and Operation Emphasis will be put on the design of systems for guidance and control of marine vehicles, machinery control and off-shore exploration. This includes control systems design for merchant ships, supply vessels, tankers, surface effect ships (SES), hydrofoil vessels, foilborn catamarans, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), submarines and torpedos. Themes for all areas are: - Fault Detection and Diagnostic - Machinery Supervision and Monitoring - Redundancy in Marine Systems - Marine Navigation Systems - Integrated Ship Control Systems - Positioning and Track-Keeping Systems - Autopilots for Marine Vehicles - Fin and Rudder-Roll Stabilization Systems - Control of Foilborn Vehicles - Ride Control Systems Design - Damping of Wave Induced Vibrations - Machinery Control - Automatic Berthing Systems - Collision Avoidance Systems - Ship Maneuvering - Training and Vehicle Simulation Systems - Control Theory and Expert Systems PROGRAM The Workshop program will include technical sessions in marine control systems design and round-table discussions. All accepted Workshop papers will be available in a soft bound volume. WORKSHOP LANGUAGE All scientific presentations and printed material will be in English. LOCATION The Workshop will be held on campus of the Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH) which is a part of the University of Trondheim. Campus is located in walking distance from downtown Trondheim where most hotels are located. ACCOMMODATION Hotel accommodation service will be provided. Full details and a booking form will be included in the next announcement. SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPTS (DEADLINES) The schedule for submission is: NOVEMBER 1, 1994 Draft papers (6 pages); JANUARY 10, 1995 authors to be notified of paper acceptance; MARCH 10, 1995 submission of final paper in camera-ready form. Prospective authors should send 5 copies of their manuscripts to: Ass. Professor Thor I. Fossen Phone: +47 73 59 43 61 CAMS'95 Secretariat Fax: +47 73 59 43 99 Dept. of Engineering Cybernetics E-mail: tif@itk.unit.no The Norwegian Institute of Technology N-7034 Trondheim, Norway CORRESPONDENCE All correspondence should be addressed to the NOC chairman. Electronic mail should be used whenever possible.