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ASTEC 2007
March 1 - 3, 2007
CALL FOR PAPERS
ASIAN SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
Ritsumeikan University
Shiga, Japan
Organized by
EUROSIS-ETI
Conference website
http://www.eurosis.org
http://85.255.195.219/cms/?q=node/69
The aim of the Asian Simulation Technology Conference 2007 (ASTEC 2007)
is to
give a state of the art overview of industrial simulation related
research and
to provide an annual status report on present day simulation research within
Asia and the rest of the world. The exchange of techniques and ideas
among the
different disciplines, universities and industry, which support the
integration
of simulation in the everyday workplace, is the basic premise at the
heart of
ASTEC-2007. Each year ASTEC will adapt its aim in response to the
demands of
research at that particular point in time and on the bequest of the
organizing
country's and university's research needs.
The conference will cover the following tracks:
DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION METHODOLOGY
Web Based Simulation, Optimization and Response Surfaces, Parallel and
Distributed
Systems, Virtual Worlds, Methods for Special Applications, Practice,
Extensions,
XML, Open Source, Model Development, Network Modelling, Distributed
Simulation and
Industry, Modelling Very Large Scale Systems, Aerospace Operations,
Revising
Simulations Components.
AGENT BASED SIMULATION
Agent Based Simulation covers, Basic Methodologies, Agent Architectures,
Model
Specification and Languages, Mobile Agents, Multi Agent System
Communication and
Cooperation, Multi-Level Simulation and Emergence, decision making and
Strategies,
plus applications in Ecology and Environment (environment management,
resource
management, social and political impact on the environment, computer
aided decision
making, socio-eco systems modelling), psychology, Cognitive Science and
AI, Economics
and Market Systems, Business Process Management, Industry, Manufacturing
and Logistics
and Transport(control of Industrial Systems, scheduling, Planning,
Supply Chain) and
Health Care with the emphasis on simulation and modelling.
SIMULATION IN AEROSPACE
Space Simulation: Low Cost Simulation Environments, Rapid Simulation
Prototyping,
Simulation Based Design, Simulation of Satellite Navigation, systems
(space segment
and terrestrial applications) simulation of satellite constellations,
real-time
hardware-in-the-loop nab-in-the-loop simulation, flight simulation,
distributed
interactive simulation and HLA standards, Graphical simulation (virtual
environments
and virtual reality) applied to aerospace. Modelling and Simulation
standards,
rationalisation efforts, repositories and reuse. Simulation in support
of system
specification and design, simulation in support of system assembly,
integration
and testing. Simulation in support of flight software validation,
structural
dynamics of Pylon Store Coupling, Flutter Prediction, volterra kernels
to model
nonlinear aeroelasticity
Aircraft Simulation: Air Systems Simulation Modelling and Design
(Airframe, Wing,
Lift Coefficient, Parasitic Drag, Aircraft Stabilization, Impact Dynamics,
Flight Controls, Avionics, Fit Control, Landing Gear), Control Surface
Shaping,
Active wing Morphing Control and Self-repair, Structures technology for
future
aerospace systems, Aerospace Vehicle Systems Technology (AVST), Aviation
Safety
Analysis Software within the Intelligent Synthesis Environment, Aviation
Systems
Capacity, Bio-nanotechnology simulation, Aerospace Propulsion and Power
(Ultra
Efficient Engine Technology, Hypersonic Craft Simulation, Ramjet
Simulation,
Aerothermoelastic Effects in Hypersonic Vehicles, Micro Air Vehicles
Simulation,
Small Aircraft Transportation Systems, Quiet Aircraft and Noise
Reduction Technology,
CICT Simulation, Vision-Based Autonomous Flight, Aircraft-UAV-UCAV
networked
flight simulation , Stealth and radar evasion technology, Thrust
vectorization
simulation.
Space flight Simulation: next generation launchers (f.ex future
X-Pathfinder),
reusable launch vehicles (RLV), Aerospace Vehicle Systems, Technology,
Payload
Launch Simulation, Aerospace Autonomous Operations, System studies for
future
space transport architectures, Rocket propulsion simulation, Space
materials
and structures, Aerothermodynamics, launcher health management systems,
avionics
and in-flight experimentation. Space Cryo Electronics, Innovative
Concepts and
Technologies for lunar exploration (in-situ resource utilization, nuclear
propulsion, habitation, nano-technology, modular architecture
ENGINEERING SIMULATION
The Modelling in Engineering Processes track focuses on the application of
simulation in mechanical and structural engineering. Oscilations and Waves,
Stability and Control, Computational Mechanics, Numerical Analysis,
Mathematical Methods in Engineering Sciences, Optimization Advanced
simulation
of dynamic systems, Simulation-based design, Qualitative modelling and
simulation
in engineering, Fuzzy modelling and simulation, Evolutionary synthesis and
evolutionary methods in design, Rapid prototyping, CASE systems in
engineering
design, Modal Logic systems in design, Simulation in support of system
specification and design, Construction Engineering and Project Management
SIMULATION IN LOGISTICS, TRAFFIC, TRANSPORT, PORT, AIRPORT AND HOSPITAL
LOGISTICS SIMULATION
Factory and Logistics Planning
Strategies and Concepts for Production and Logistics, Technical and
Organizations Planning of Production and Logistics Systems, Value Stream
Mapping, Integrated Factory and Logistics Planning, Innovative Planning
Methods,
tools and systems
Logistics: logistics supply chains, inbound logistics, materials
management,
Manufacturing Supply Chain Management, physical distribution, production
planning and control, outbound and inbound logistics, Simulation of
regional
logistic systems, distribution centres, inventory management, warehousing
decisions, materials management, handling and packaging, logistics
information
systems, information management in logistics systems, logistics network
design
and facility location, cost modelling, information systems (networked
Manufacturing, Enterprise design and Control, etc…)
Traffic: traffic flows, multi-modal systems, transit, transportation modes,
urban city transport, transportation in logistics, transportation
management,
traffic demand, traffic control, traffic telematics, traffic performance,
safety, macroscopic, mesoscopic and microscopic simulations;
Port Simulation (Bulk Terminals, Container Terminals, Harbour Services,
Industrial Facilities, Navigation Lines, Multimodal Transports, Oil
Terminals,
Passenger Terminals, Railways, Ro-Ro Terminals, Ships and Platforms,
Supply Chains and Warehouses, Harbour Management, Safety in Maritime
Environments, Vessel Traffic Systems)
Airport Simulation, Airport logistics simulation, passenger traffic
throughput
simulation, Aircraft traffic and airport capacity optimization.
Hospital Logistics
Decision support systems in medicine (diagnosis, prognosis, therapeutic,
treatment
follow-up...) which are based on medical knowledge representation,
ontologies
and cooperation of different knowledge sources.
Organisation of health care units (hospital, ...) which involves
management, economics,
law, deontology, ethics, social and information technology aspects...f
ex. Patient
waiting time simulation, Emergency evacuation simulation, Brancardage,
hospital occupation simulation and optimization
ROBOTICS SIMULATION
Robot Systems
Application of Industrial Robots, Service Robots, Control Technology,
Development of Mechatronic Products, Innovation Management. Sensor
Simulation,
Simulation of Natural Environments Simulation of Agent-Environment
Interaction
/Intelligent Agents, Neural Networks and Simulation, Simulation of
Collective
Behaviour and Emergent Phenomena, Simulation of Learning and Adaptation
Processes, Assessment Criteria and Assessment Methods for Simulators,
Quantitative and Qualitative Comparisons between Originals and their
Simulations, Simulation of User-System Interaction
Robots in Assembly Systems
Assembly Systems and Components, Processes Product Development and Design,
Wiring Technology
Robots in Technical Production Planning
Technical Production Planning, Device and Equipment Technology, Production
processes and Sequences, Information Technology
SIMULATION IN MANUFACTURING
The goal of this track is to exchange ideas, experiences, and research
results
between practitioners and researchers. It shall offer the opportunity
not only
for presenting work done but also for discussing new challenges emerging in
this area. It focuses on innovative applications of simulation in the field
of production and operation management. State-of-the-art applications
covering
any part of the value adding chain and any aggregation level are
encouraged.
This track will show the efficient utilization of simulation techniques and
hybrid approaches for the optimization of manufacturing processes.
This session covers: Computer Assisted Learning and Simulation Trainers,
Customizing
of ERP Systems using Simulation, Distributed Simulation Approaches,
Hierarchical
Simulation, Integrating Process Mapping and Simulation, Manufacturing
Consulting,
Manufacturing Controls, Model Integration Standards Optimization and
Evaluation,
Simulation Frameworks, Simulation of (Manufacturing) Processes in
Virtual Enterprises,
Virtual Factories, and Virtual Manufacturing Simulation Support Tools,
Web-Based
Workflow Modelling and Simulation , MRP systems; CAD; CAM; CIM; Process
design;
Process control; Embedded intelligent control systems; Scheduling;
Automotive
simulation; Robotics and automation. Manufacturing Applications
Transportation
and Material Handling, Best Modelling Methods, Integrating Simulation
and Design,
Manufacturing Modelling Architectures, Manufacturing Modelling Methods,
Simulation
of Manufacturing Operations
SIMULATION IN ELECTRONICS, COMPUTERS AND TELECOM
Modeling and simulation of analogue circuits; Modeling and simulation of
digital circuits at switch and/or at logic level; Hardware accelerators
for circuit-level simulation; Hardware accelerators for logic simulation;
Distributed simulation of circuits, components, and systems; Modeling and
simulation of computer systems; Fault simulation; Parallel and distributed
systems; High-speed networks; Network simulation software; Computer and
telecommunication systems; Telecommunication devices and systems;
Intelligent
telecommunication networks; ISDN; ATM communications.
AUTOMOTIVE SIMULATION
Automotive simulation of Car Design, car behaviour, vehicle driver
interaction,
collision tests, on board diagnostics, vision enhancement and collision
warning
systems, vehicle dynamics and simulation, off-road vehicle design and
modelling,
engineering propulsion controls simulation, power train and fluid
systems simulation,
hydrogen and electric engine simulation, homogeneous charge compression
ignition,
emissions control, brake simulation
Race Car Simulation
Aerodynamics simulation, Atmosphere simulation, Lift-Drag Simulation, Wind
Tunnel Simulation, Flow Visualization, Computational Fluid Dynamics,
GRAPHICS SIMULATION
Dedicated to scientific visualization--the new approach in the field of
numerical
simulation--which focuses on basic geometric, animation and rendering
techniques
specific to visualization, as well as concrete applications in sciences
and medicine.
Simulaiton on graphics workstations and processors. Fundamental problem
solving
of computational geometry, various aspects related to representing
volume and special
methods for modelling natural objects. Particle systems and modular maps,
basic and advanced techniques in computer animation, and robotics
methods for
task-level and behavioral animation are discussed, in addition to
applications of
visualization and graphics simulation, and computer vision
Students are encouraged to show demos of their work to the companies
present at the
conference. The best demo will receive a prize from the organizers.
LOCATION AND VENUE
The conference will be held at Ritsumeikan University in Shiga, Japan
More information will be available on the web.
POSTER SESSION
The poster session only features work in progress. Next to the actual
poster
presentation, these submissions also feature as short papers in the
Proceedings.
STUDENTS SESSION
This session is for students who want to present their work in progress
or part of
their doctoral thesis as a paper. Student papers are denoted by the fact
that only
the name of the student appears on the paper as an author. They are
published as short
papers in the Proceedings.
DIVERSE ACTIVITIES
For demonstrations or video sessions, please contact Philippe Geril.
Special sessions
will be set up for vendor presentations in co-ordination with the
scientific program.
User Group meetings for simulation languages and tools can be organised
the day before
the conference. If you would like to arrange a meeting, please contact
the local Conference
Chairs. We will be happy to provide a meeting room and other necessary
equipment.
Partners for projects session(s) will be organised by EUROSIS to give
potential project
teams or individuals the opportunity to present their research in order
to link up with
fellow researchers for future research projects. Those wishing to
participate in this
session need to send a proposal to Philippe Geril
EXHIBITION
A special exhibition will be held during the conference focused on
gaming tools. For
more information please contact EUROSIS for further details.
Email: Philippe.Geril@eurosis.org
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration Fees
Author EUROSIS Other
Members Participants
Pre-reg before 495 EURO 495 EURO 555 EURO
February 10th 2007
Reg after Pre-registration535 EURO 595 EURO
February 10th 2007 required
Student authors pay: 300 EUR
Students who register after February 10th and who are not authors pay
360 EUR.
Before February 10, they pay 325 EUR.
The registration fee includes a copy of the Proceedings, lunches,
conference dinner,
get-together party, coffee breaks, company visit and demonstrations.
PAPER SUBMISSION TYPES
FULL PAPER (including abstract, conclusions, diagrams, references)
During review,
the submitted full papers can be accepted as a regular 5 page paper. If
excellent,
full papers can be accepted by the program committee as an extended
(8-page) paper.
Each submission will be reviewed by at least three members of the
International
Program Committee.
EXTENDED ABSTRACT (at least five pages)
Participants may also submit a 5 page extended abstract for a regular (5
pages) or
short (3 pages) paper or poster, which will be reviewed by the
International Program
Committee. All accepted papers will be published in the ASTEC 2007
Conference
Proceedings.
SHORT ABSTRACT (at least three pages)
Participants may also submit a 3 page abstract for a short paper or
poster, which
will be reviewed by the International Program Committee. All accepted
papers will
be published in the ASTEC 2007 Conference Proceedings.
ONE PAGE ABSTRACTS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.
All EUROSIS Proceedings are indexed by ISI-Thomson and IEE-INSPEC
DEADLINES AND REQUIREMENTS
Send all submissions in an ELECTRONIC FORM ONLY in uuencoded, zipped
Microsoft Word
format, PDF or Postscript format indicating the designated track and
type of submission
(full paper or an extended abstract) to EUROSIS
(Philippe.Geril@eurosis.org).
Please provide your name, affiliation, full mailing address, telephone /
fax number
and Email address on all submissions as well. For submissions please put
in the subject
of your Email the following indications: ASTEC 2007
and designated track or USE THE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION SITE!!
Only original papers, which have not been published elsewhere, will be
accepted for
publication
SUBMISSION DEADLINES
EARLY BIRD SUBMISSION: DECEMBER 10
DECEMBER 20 2006:
Submit contributed full-papers
(5 to 8 proceedings pages) not previously published. These
submissions, when accepted
will be published as regular or extended papers, depending on their
quality.
Submit extended abstracts (5 abstract pages) or short papers (3 abstract
pages), reports
of industrial projects and summaries of posters. These submissions, when
accepted will
be published as regular, of up to 5 proceedings page papers.
Submit one -to -three page proposals to present tutorials, to organise
and chair panel
sessions, to organise user meetings, vendor sessions or to exhibit software
DECEMBER 20, 2006:
Submit abstracts for student and poster session
LATE PAPER SUBMISSION DATE: DECEMBER 30
JANUARY 15, 2007:
Notification of Acceptance or Rejection
FEBRUARY 10, 2007:
Authors provide camera-ready manuscript
MARCH 1-3, 2007:
Conference
OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD
The 2007 ASTEC Conference Committee will select the Outstanding Paper of
the
Conference.
The author of this paper will be awarded a free registration for a
EUROSIS conference.
Only papers SUBMITTED AS FULL papers will be eligible for the
Outstanding Paper Award.
LANGUAGE
The official conference language for all papers and presentations is
English.
REPLY CARD
First Name:
Surname:
Occupation and/or Title:
Affiliation:
Mailing Address
Zip code: City: Country.
Telephone: Fax:
E-Mail:
Yes, I intend to attend the ASTEC 2007:
[ ] Presenting a paper, by submitting a full paper
[ ] Presenting a short paper (by submitting an extended abstract)
[ ] Participating in the industrial program
[ ] Organizing a vendor session
[ ] Proposing a panel discussion (please mention names of panellists)
[ ] Contributing to the exhibition
[ ] Without presenting a paper
The provisional title of my paper / exhibited tool is:
With the following highlights:
The paper belongs to the category (please tick only one):
[ ] Discrete Event Simulation Methodology
[ ] Agent Based Simulation
[ ] Aerospace Simulation
[ ] Engineering Simulation
[ ] Traffic and transport Simulation
[ ] Robotics Simulation
[ ] Simulation in Telecommunications
[ ] Simulation in Manufacturing
[ ] Simulation in Electronics
[ ] Automotive Simulation
[ ] Graphics Simulation
Other colleague(s) interested in the topics of the conference is/are:
Name:
Address:
Name:
Address:
Please email your reply or send or fax this card immediately to:
(fax: +32.9.264.58.25)
CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS
Philippe Geril
EUROSIS
European Simulation Office
Ghent University,
Faculty of Engineering, Dept.of Industrial Management,
Technologiepark 903 , B-9052, Zwijnaarde-Ghent, Belgium.
Tel: +32.9.264.55.09
Fax: +32.9.264.58.25
Email: philippe.geril@eurosis.org
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