The scientific program will consist of:

1. Puce Plenary and semi-plenary lectures by invited speakers;
2. Puce Regular paper presentations in oral sessions;
3. Puce Regular paper presentations in interactive sessions;
4. Puce Invited sessions;
5. Puce Student sessions.


All submitted papers will undergo the same review process. For each accepted paper, at least one author is requested to register for the symposium upon delivery of the final paper.



Topics of SysTol’10 includes (but are not limited to)

Research areas


Statistical and signal processing

Fault detection and isolation

Fault tolerant control / fault recovery

Networked control system

Health monitoring

Quality monitoring

Decision making

Discrete event and hybrid systems

Supervisory control

Fault-forecasting methods

Design for reliability and safety

Model-based methods

Data driven methods

Soft computing

Maintenance policies

Risk analysis

Industrial applications – Case studies


Transportation systems

Automobile

Autonomous vehicles

Road infrastructure

Power plants / energy transport

Chemical processes

Aeronautics / aerospace

Civil engineering

Building supervision

Mining and mineral

Metal processing

Water treatment

Communication networks

Mechatronic and robotics

Manufacturing systems

Medical device


Paper submission

Papers must be submitted electronically via web upload only. Full papers should be submitted in standard IEEE US paper and double-column format for conferences. The first page of the paper, centered on the top below the top margin, should include the paper title, the authors' names and their affiliations, an abstract, and keywords. Six pages are allowed for each paper. Submitted papers will undergo a peer review process, co-ordinated by the Program Chairs and the IPC. Please visit workshop website http://www.systol10.org for more information.