INDIN 2009
IEEE INDIN is the premier conference series presenting the state of the art and future perspectives of industrial information technologies, where industry experts, researchers, and academics share ideas and experiences surrounding frontier technologies, breakthrough and innovative solutions and applications.
The theme of INDIN 2009 is "Innovation in Production Machines and Systems" to recognize the critical importance of Industrial Informatics in innovation in industrial environments not only for the next generation of products but also production processes and systems. INDIN 2009 will be held on 24-26 June in Cardiff, the largest and capital city of Wales, UK. A tutorial day will be held on the 23rd June with key experts providing the tutorials.
Previous conferences in the series were held in Banff Canada (2003), Berlin Germany (2004), Perth Australia (2005), Singapore (2006), Vienna Austria (2007) and Daejeon Korea (2008).
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Technical Themes
- Buildings, Networks and Automation
- Cognitive and Computational Intelligence in Industrial Informatics
- Distributed, Embedded and Networked Control
- e-Learning for Small and Medium Enterprises
- Emerging Platform Technologies in Industrial Informatics
- Engineering e-Networked Industrial Ecosystems
- Factory Automation
- Human, Computer and Machine Interface
- Industrial Informatics Applications
- Information Security, Safety and Trust
- Mechatronics and Robotics
- Sensing and Communication Technologies
- Service-Oriented Architecture
- Supply Chain Management and Logistics
- ICT and Energy Systems
Special Sessions and Industry Sessions
Conference participants are cordially invited to organise special sessions (of 5-6 papers) on a particular area within the conference theme that is of current importance. Industry driven sessions are particularly welcome.
Timelines
INDIN 2009 paper submission deadlines extended.
Submission of full papers: 28th February 2009
Special Session papers: 28th February 2009
Notification of acceptance: 3rd April 2009 (extended)
Final papers for publication: 30th April 2009 (extended)
