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Registration Deadline: October 14, 2011 (Friday)
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¡Ø If there are low participants, the workshop & tutorial will be cancelled.
* Future Internet Services: Global Healthcare Monitoring Applications
Advances in Biomedical Engineering and E-Health - - Cancelled!! -
* Invariant Set Based MPC and Its Application to Power Converters
- - Cancelled!! -
• Tutorial |
Introduction to Filtering Theory with Applications to Car Navigation
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Place: The 1st phase of KINTEX, Room 208
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• Time |
10:00-17:30 (Oct. 29, 2011) |
• Organizer |
Prof. Gyu-In Jee (Konkuk University) |
• Fee |
Student 120,000Won, Regular 200,000Won Çлý 12¸¸¿ø, ÀÏ¹Ý 20¸¸¿ø |
• Presentation |
Korean |
• Program |
The principal goal of this tutorial is to provide an introduction to the basic principle and applications of Linear Kalman filter,
Unscented Kalman filter and Particle filters to integration of GPS (Global Positioning System)
with Inertial Navigation Systems and Dead Reckoning Systems. Fundamental concept on filtering technique with
detailed mathematical development will be introduced, so that one can build up solid background on the basics
of Kalman filter as well as general filtering theory. Considering the importance of Kalman filtering in the
practicing areas of GPS/INS integration, practical applications of the Kalman filter to advanced car navigation
are also presented following the basic theory. The workshop will deliver highly useful knowledge and experience
for graduate students working on related research, scientists of government institutes, and field engineers being
involved with practical projects. The one-day tutorial consists of three parts. In the first session, introduction
and mathematical developments of the linear Kalman filter theory is scheduled. In the second session, more advanced
filters such as the unscented filter and the particle filters will be discussed. In the last session, various useful
aspects of GPS/DR integration will be discussed for practical applications
10:00 ~ 12:00: Lecture 1 (Kalman Filtering) - Ick Ho Whang (ADD)
12:00 ~ 13:30: Lunch
13:30 ~ 15:30: Lecture 2 (GPS/INS with Non-Linear Filters) - Kwangjin Kim (Doosan DST)
15:30 ~ 17:30: Lecture 3 (Application : Advanced Car Navigation ) - J. S. Hong (MicroInfinity)
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• Tutorial |
Invariant Set Based MPC and Its Application to Power Converters
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Download details: ICCAS2011_tutorial_3
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• Time |
10:00-18:00 (Oct. 29, 2011) |
• Organizer |
Prof. Young Il Lee (Seoul National University of Science and Technology) |
• Fee |
Student 120,000Won, Regular 200,000Won Çлý 12¸¸¿ø, ÀÏ¹Ý 20¸¸¿ø |
• Presentation |
Korean |
• Program |
Invariant set based MPC technologies are introduced with their application to a power converter. They are focused on handling of systems with input/state constraints and model uncertainties. Feasible & invariant sets for uncertain systems and receding horizon strategies using these feasible & invariant sets as a target set are considered. The extension of the proposed MPC scheme to the case of tracking control will be provided. Application of the proposed tracking MPC scheme to a Uninterruptable Power Source (UPS) inverter is considered after a brief review of earlier MPC applications to power converters..
1. Introduction to MPC (1hr)
2. Invariant Sets & Receding Horizon Strategy (2hr)
3. Invariant Set based Tracking MPC (2hr)
4. Application to power Inverters (2hr)
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