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Everything You Need to Know About…
Seminar for Advanced Industrial Control Applications (SAICA) 2007
SAICA 2007 will be held in Madrid at the Gomez Pardo Foundation, November 5th and 6th. The focus of the event is to bring leading professionals from industry and academia together, to find real control solutions to real industrial control problems.
Held over a Monday and Tuesday, participants are welcome to come to Madrid early and experience the local cultural sites and historic zones that make this leading Western European capital city so unique. Top sites include the Museo del Prado, Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and El Retiro park.
Speakers will be from both the industrial and academic world, and from across IEEE regions 8 and 9. Top academic institutions such as the UPM and the UNED in Madrid, and the UPC in Barcelona sent delegates to past editions of SAICA. From the industrial perspective, we had contributors from top companies such as Repsol YPF, Endesa, and Huntsman-Tioxide. We also had representatives from top government organizations such as Canal de Isabel II (water treatment body for the Community of Madrid) and CIEMAT (Spanish Research Agency supported by the EU).
What Do You Want More Information About?
1. Call for Papers information, including key dates and procedural directions
2. How to become a speaker at SAICA 2007
3. How to register for SAICA 2007, including accessing registration forms
4. How to become a SAICA 2007 partner organization
5. Confirmed Expert Panel members
6. Confirmed Scientific Panel members
7. Accessing the SAICA 2007 Brochure and Overview
8. SAICA 2007 fee schedule
9. Attending SAICA 2007 as a currently registered student
10. Resources for Planning Your Trip to SAICA 2007
1. Call for Papers Information, Including Key Dates and Procedural Directions.
Overview
Papers whose content is deemed to be within the technical scope of SAICA 2007, and whose author has requested that the paper be submitted for review, will be reviewed by committee created by the organizing team of the seminar. The screening committee will be made up both IAS and CSS members who understand the requirements associated with IAS and CSS, or more generally IEEE, periodicals. The ultimate decision to select a submitted paper will be based on the quality of relevant content, and on the probability that the selected paper would be accepted to one of the IAS or CSS periodicals. A key requirement for SAICA is that only papers actually presented at the seminar will be considered for review.
To download IEEE-standard paper submission guidelines, click here.
Technical Scope of SAICA 2007
- Process control and/or optimization methodologies used within the industrial context.
- Control issues related to industrial production processes.
Key Dates for Paper Submissions to SAICA 2007
02 July - Submission of 1-page paper summary to SIACA organizing committee
03 September - Contact from SAICA organizing committee with selection information
01 October - Paper Submissions and Preregistration
05 & 06 November - Presentation of paper at SAICA 2007
* Send 1 page summaries indicating 5 key words, work objectives, contribution principles and 3 references to juanms@ieee.org by 02 July, 2007.
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2. How to Become a Speaker at SAICA 2007
Email the General Chairman Juan Martín Sánchez at juanms@ieee.org to discuss the professional and personal benefits of being a speaker at SAICA 2007. While it is generally preferred that speakers also submit a paper for review and publishing in the SAICA 2007 proceedings, it is not a formal requirement of speakers. Please note that for a paper to be published in the SAICA 2007 proceedings, the paper must be presented at SAICA 2007 in Madrid.
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3. How to Register for SAICA 2007, Including Accessing Registration Forms.
Registration can be completed by filling in the registration form (doc /pdf) and either faxing it or emailing it to juanms@ieee.org. Please ensure that proof of payment is submitted with the registration form. In the case where a an invoice must be provided before payment can occur, please send all organization information (name, address, phone, corporate registration number, department or person to address the invoice too) along with your registration form and we will issue you an invoice by email (pdf format). Please note all payments must be received before delegate arrival to Madrid and before 2 November, 2007.
Early registration fee of 150€ will be available to all participants enrolling before 15 September, 2007. After 15 September, the full fee of 200€ will apply to all non-student participants.
Students attending the SAICA 2007 seminar have access to a discounted enrollment fee of 80€. This discounted fee is available up to, and after, September 15.
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4. How to Become a SAICA 2007 Partner Organization.
SAICA 2007 partner organizations enable SAICA to ensure that our diverse constituents know about SAICA 2007, the benefits to them of attending this worthwhile event that brings industry and academic together, and to ensure that SAICA 2007 remains one of the most highly professional seminars on advanced industrial control. We encourage you to review our partners web sites for useful information:
IEEE - Industrial Applications Society (IAS)
IEEE - Control Systems Society (CSS)
Industrial Systems and Control Limited
ISA - The Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society
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5. Confirmed Expert Panel Members.
José Vincente Aguilar, G.H. Ebro
Francisco Arista, Cepsa
Pedro Balsa, Hunstman-Tioxide
Joan Bergas, CITCEA
Daniele Cadorín, Emerson
Javier Canal, ITP
Francisco Cifuentes, Repsol
Santiago España, Mahou
Ismael Figueroa, Cimento Avellaneda
Enrique Martínez, HPD
Diego Moldes, National Instruments
Roberto Montes, TSK
Juan Otero, Ciemat
César Platero Díez, Siemens
Jose Ramón Peran, Cartif
José Sanchez Villafranca, Endesa
Jesús Solís, Arcelor
Ken Slaven, Rescom
K-C Tran, Carbon Recycling International
Fernando Turcharte, ABB
Jesús Vallejo Barquín, Honeywell
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6. Confirmed Scientific Panel Members.
Leonardo Acho, CITEDI-IPN (MX)
Pierre Apkarian, ONERA-UPS (FR)
Eduard Bertrán, U.P.C. (ES)
Valery Chrisanov, State University of Telecommunications (RU)
Georgi Dimirovski, Dogus University (TR)
Antonio Favela, ITESM (MX)
Jesús Fraile, U.P.M. (ES)
Enric Fossas: IOC-UPC (ES)
Fouad Giri, GREYC (FR)
Robert Griñó: IOC-UPC (ES)
Joao Miranda Lemos, INESC-ID/IST (PT)
Juan Manuel Martín, U.N.E.D. (ES)
Eduardo Mosca, Universita’ di Firenze (IT)
Luis Martínez Salamero, Universidad Rovira Virgili (ES)
Joseba Quevedo: UPC (ES)
Eduard Reithmeier, IMR-UH (DE)
José Rodellar, U.P.C. (ES)
Carlos Sagües: UZ - Universidad de Zaragoza (ES)
Ricardo Sánchez-Peña: UPC (ES)
Daniel Sbarbaro: UC (CL)
Manuel de la Sen: Univ. del Pais Vasco (ES)
Heinz Unbehauen, Ruhr-Universität Bochum (DE)
Josep Vehí, U.d.G. (ES)
Blas Vinagre: U de Extremadura (ES)
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7. Accessing the SAICA Brochure and Overview.
Download the SAICA brochure (pdf) to learn in greater details about what participants can expect from this year’s seminar. For a brief overview of SAICA 2007, download the SAICA Overview (pdf). You can also download the the Registration Form (doc /pdf) if you're ready to register for SAICA 2007.
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8. SAICA 2007 Fee Schedule
Early registration fee of 150€ will be available to all participants enrolling before 15 September, 2007. After 15 September, the full fee of 200€ will apply to all non-student participants.
Students attending the SAICA 2007 seminar have access to a discounted enrollment fee of 80€. This discounted fee is available up to, and after, September 15.
In the case where an invoice must be provided before payment can occur, please send all organization information (name, address, phone, corporate registration number, department or person to address the invoice too) along with your registration form and we will issue you an invoice by email (pdf format). Please note all payments must be received before delegate arrival to Madrid and before 2 November, 2007.
To complete the bank transfer, the banking details are as follows:
Account Holder Name: Gomez-Pardo Foundation*
Fiscal Identification Number (NIF): G28414282
Comment: SAICA 2007 Registration Fees for [Insert Your Name]
Account number: 0182 0936 08 0200015110
BBVA Bank (IBAN: ES05, SWIFT: BBVAESMM)
C/Rios Rosas, 44. Madrid. 28003.
* All payments for SAICA 2007 will be processed by the Gomez-Pardo Foundation, one of the organizing members of SAICA 2007. Once payment is received by the Gomez-Pardo Foundation, you will be sent an official receipt for payment of SAICA 2007 registration fees. The Gomez-Pardo Foundation is located at 01 Allenza Street, Madrid, Spain, 28003.
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9. Attending SAICA 2007 as a Currently Registered Student.
Are you an engineering students that takes a special interest in control and optimization of industrial processes? If yes, then attending SAICA 2007 might be a good idea.
When you attend SAICA 2007, you get to meet with leading professionals from across Europe, Africa, Middle East and Latin America, each bringing their own unique views on advanced industrial control and optimization.
Students attending the SAICA 2007 seminar have access to a discounted enrollment fee of 80€. This discounted fee is available up to, and after, September 15.
Finally, we are currently working on obtaining funding to allow 10 promising students to attend SAICA 2007 free of charge. We will be posting more information about this opportunity as the proceed through he funding process, and sending information to our partner student societies as well.
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