EUROSIM

FEDERATION OF EUROPEAN SIMULATION SOCIETIES

6th EUROSIM Congress on Modelling and Simulation, 9-13 Sept. 2007, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Official home page: http://www.eurosim2007.org/

The Congress was organised by the Slovenian Society for Modelling and Simulation SLOSIM and University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

The efforts of the organisers have resulted in an unexpectedly large interest in the event, as much more than five hundred papers from almost 50 countries were submitted. Altogether 420 contributions from 42 countries were included in the final programme. This proves that modelling and simulation is, in spite of being a very traditional discipline, still attractive, modern, and with a wide range of applications and research possibilities, and is closely connected with many of the most sophisticated and modern disciplines.

456 paricipants were officially registered fot the Congress.

The scope of the congress included all aspects of continuous, discrete (event) and hybrid modelling, simulation, identification and optimisation approaches. The programme scheme consisted of:

• tutorials
• plenary lectures
• regular sessions
• special sessions
• poster sessions and
• a student competition.

	David Murray-Smith

Three tutorials covered the more general areas of broader interest. Below you can find the titles and the presenters:

Murray-Smith D.
INVERSE SIMULATION METHODS AND APPLICATIONS

Kindler E.
SUPER-OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING AND MODEL NESTING

Fritzson P., Lundvall H., Brugård J.
INTRODUCTION TO OBJECT-ORIENTED MODELING AND SIMULATION WITH MODELICA USING OPENMODELICA ENVIRONMENT

Five plenary lectures were presented by five outstanding speakers, all of them well known in the field of modelling and simulation (see titles and presenters below). The lectures covered a wide range of modelling and simulation topics.

Cellier F.
ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT MODELING AND SIMULATION IN MODELICA

Šarler B.
INTEGRATED MULTISCALE SIMULATION OF CONTINUOUS CASTING OF STEEL

Juslin K.
EXPERIENCES AND TRENDS IN MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF INTEGRATED INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES

Breitenecker F.
AN ODE FOR THE RENAISSANCE

Longo J.M.A
THE CHALLENGE OF MODELING HIGH SPEED FLOWS

The regular programme consisted of regular papers and posters. The only distinction was in the form of presentation: oral or poster. There were 34 regular sessions with oral presentation with 203 contributions and 1 poster session with 30 contributions, altogether 233 papers, which cover the congress’ scope and topics. All the papers were revised by at least three members from the International Programme Committee.

Twenty-three special sessions (some are organised as tracks) with 168 papers were organised by experts from the area of modelling and simulation and cover rather specific areas relating to modelling and simulation. Partly these are invited papers, and partly they were submitted after the session organisers’ call. The review procedure was organised by the session organisers. The following sessions were included into the programme:

Wiechert W.
EDUCATION IN SIMULATION / SIMULATION IN EDUCATION

Štemberger M., Orsoni
A.SIMULATION IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

Rachid A., Chadli M., Coppier H.
MODELLING OF CRYOGENIC SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

Schmucker U.
MODELLING AND SIMULATION IN MECHATRONICS

Huyet A.L, Pierreval H.
COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND DISCRETE SIMULATION

Eichberger A.
INCREASED PREDICTABILITY OF CRASH MODELS

Jósvai J., März L.
DIGITAL FACTORY/SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES

Juslin K.
SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF SIMULATION IN INDUSTRY

Škrjanc I.
FUZZY SYSTEMS

Strle D.
SIMULATIONS, MODELLING AND OPTIMIZATION OF VLSI CIRCUITS

Dellino G., Lino P., Meloni C., Rizzo A.
MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN OPTIMIZATION

Li A.
ALGEBRAIC METHODS AND ALGORITHMS IN MODELLING DISCRETE DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS

Mihalič R.
SIMULATION IN ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS

Drinovec J., Mrhar A., Atanasijević-Kunc M.
MODELLING AND SIMULATION IN MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

Lebon F., Maceri F.
MODELLING AND SIMULATION IN STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

Savković-Stevanović J.
MODELS NETWORKS FOR PROCESS SYSTEMS SIMULATION

Popescu D., Tanguy G.D.
CONTROL AND DECISION FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS

Callari C., Maceri F.
SIMULATION OF MULTIFIELD AND MULTISCALE PROBLEMS IN STRUCTURAL AND MATERIAL ENGINEERING

Wöckl J., Almeder C.
AGENT-BASED AND DYNAMIC APPROACHES TO MODELLING IN ECONOMICS

Bratko I.
DOMAIN MODELLING THROUGH AUTONOMOUS DISCOVERY

Breitenecker F., Wiechert W.
ALTERNATIVE MODELLING AND COMPARISONS AND BENCHMARKING IN MODELLING AND SIMULATION

Puntigam W.
MODELLING AND SIMULATION IN THE VEHICLE THERMAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Schwarz P., Breitenecker F.
MODELLING OF STRUCTURAL DYNAMIC SYSTEMS – MODEL REDUCTION METHODS

Best Three Posters:

PLASTIC DEFORMATION OF ALUMINUM BONDING WIRE IMPRESSED BY WEDGE BONDING TOOL
Košel V.*, Zarbakhsh J., Glavanovics M. (*KAI Kompetenzzentrum Automobil- und Industrie-Elektronik GmbH, Villach, Austria)

MODEL-BASED PRODUCTION CONTROL
Gradišar D.*, Zorzut S., Jovan V. (*Institut "Jožef Stefan", Ljubljana, Slovenia)

AUGMENTED REALITY BASED TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUPPORTING ASSEMBLY WORK
Sääski J.*, Salonen T., Siltanen S., Hakkarainen M., Woodward C. (*VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland)

Lucky voter: Thomas Sandu, University of Hamburg, Germany– Free congress fee for EUROSIM 2010,  Prague

 

The student competition contained papers describing the work of undergraduate or bachelor/master students. This means that it was not intended for PhD students unless they are presenting their earlier work. Ten students competed in this session.

Best Student Papers

SIMULATION OF A MOBILE ROBOT WITH A LRF AND MAP BUILDING
Teslić L.*, Klančar G., Škrjanc I. (*University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)

BIFURCATIONS AND CHAOS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM
Kocewiak Ł. H.* (*Warsaw University of Technology, Poland)

CONFIGURATION OF UAV AUTOPILOTS' DYNAMICS USING A 3 DOF AIRCRAFT MOTION SIMULATOR
Tomažič T.*, Matko D. (*University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)

Five EUROSIM presidents participated in Ljubljana congress:

 

The next EUROSIM Congress will take place in Prague and will be organised by Czech and Slovak Simulation Society - in Sept. 2010.