Regular tracks
Regular Track 1
Energy Storage and Generation, Components and Systems
Track Chairs:
Marcello Canova, Ohio State University, USA; Suruz Miah, Bradley University, USA; Ali Sari, University of Lyon, France
- Battery technology;
- Advanced battery;
- Battery management systems;
- Charge/discharge units;
- Voltage, SoC & thermal balancing systems;
- New capacitor technology; ultra-capacitors;
- Flywheels;
- Hybrid energy storage topologies;
- Fuel cell systems; auxiliary power units;
- Packaging of the energy sources;
- Diagnosis and prognosis;
- SoC and SoH estimation;
- Solar vehicles;
- Applications to land, sea, air and space vehicles.
Regular Track 2
Power Electronics, Motor Drives and Electric Power Systems
Track Chairs:
Christophe Espanet, Sanceboz, Switzerland; Hicham Chaoui, Carleton University, Canada
- Converters;
- Rectifiers;
- Inverters;
- Power electronics systems;
- Electric machines;
- Motor drives (design and/or control);
- Power semiconductors;
- EMI/EMC;
- Starters;
- Generators;
- Integrated starter/alternators;
- Novel power modules;
- Auxiliary motor drives;
- Drive trains;
- Diagnosis and prognosis;
- Electro-magnetic compatibility;
- Power system architectures;
- 42V PowerNet;
- Higher voltage power systems;
- X-by-wire;
- Electric power steering;
- Hydraulic powertrain;
- Applications to land, sea, air and space vehicles.
Regular Track 3
Vehicular Electronics and Intelligent Transportation Systems
Track Chairs:
Junmin Wang, Ohio State University, USA; Ricardo De Castro, DLR German Aerospace Center, Germany; Roberto Lot, University of Southampton, UK.
- Active suspension;
- Automatic cruise controls;
- Remote sensing;
- Wireless sensors and controls;
- Sensor network;
- Wireless communications and vehicular networking;
- Cooperative driving;
- Intelligent and autonomous vehicles;
- Active and passive safety systems;
- Embedded operation system;
- Vehicular signal processing;
- Micro-electromechanical systems;
- Driver assistance driving systems;
- Virtual/digital system;
- Applications to land, sea, air and space vehicles.
Regular Track 4
Control and Energy Management of Transportation Systems
Track Chairs:
Simona Onori, Stanford University, USA; Scott Moura, University of California Berkeley, USA
- Power split in HEV;
- Intelligent control and energy management systems;
- Hardware-in-the-loop;
- Fault tolerance control and management;
- Offline & on-line optimization;
- Route-based energy management;
- Driving pattern recognition;
- Online parameter identification & driver modelling for energy management;
- shifting control & management;
- applications to land, sea, air and space vehicles.
Regular Track 5
Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Transportation Systems
Track Chairs:
Phil Sharer, Argonne National Laboratory, USA; Giambattista Gruosso, Politecnico di Milano, Italy; Namwook Kim, Hanyang University, Korea.
- Modeling, simulation, analysis, design, dynamics and stability of vehicular systems/components;
- CAD/CAE;
- Virtual prototyping;
- Vehicular architecture;
- Real world testing;
- Fleet measurement;
- Driving cycle design;
- Eco-driving;
- Well-to-wheels and tank-to-wheels analysis;
- Life cycle analysis;
- Applications to land, sea, air and space vehicles.
Regular Track 6
Charging Systems and Infrastructures
Track Chairs:
Jason Harper, Argonne National Laboratory, USA; Chunhua Liu, City University of Hong Kong, China; Pablo Arboleya, University of Oviedo, Spain.
- Chargers;
- EV electrical infrastructure and V2X;
- Onboard battery chargers;
- AC & DC charging infrastructure;
- Fast & superfast charging;
- Wireless charging;
- Conductive charging;
- Charging management;
- Smart Grid;
- Smart charging;
- Harmonics and power quality;
- Applications to land, sea, air and space vehicles.
Regular Track 7
Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructures and Fuel Cell Vehicles
Track Chairs:
Marie-Cécile Péra, University Bourgogne Franche-Comté, Belfort, France; Dimitrios Papageorgopoulos, US Department of Energy, USA
- Fuel cell powertrain;
- Fuel cell vehicle for road, rail, sea, air and space;
- Hybrid fuel cell vehicle;
- Plug in fuel cell vehicle;
- High-pressure hydrogen storage;
- Low-pressure hydrogen storage;
- Electrolyzer;
- Hydrogen production from green energy;
- Refueling station;
- Standardization.
