Conférences - Ingénierie - Chine

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

The 17th International Computer Conference on Wavelet Active Media Technology and Information Processing (the 17th ICCWAMTIP) will be held in the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) on December 18th-20th,2020.

The conference is sponsored by IEEE, undertaken by UESTC. The Conference will focus on recent advances in key information technologies. It will provide a remarkable opportunity for the academic and industrial community to address new challenges and share solutions, and discuss future research directions.

Email.: icacia@uestc.edu.cn

The topics of the conference include: Wavelet algorithm and multi-wavelet, Active media technology, Medical information, Blockchain technology, Cancer Diagnostic Analysis, Big Data and Cloud Computing, Military-civilian integration, Fractal geometry, Sensor design, integration and fusion, Sensor networks, Vision and image processing, Sensing and perception, Sensor data analysis and system diagnosis, Neural networks, fuzzy systems and soft computing algorithms, Multi-agent systems and applications, Intelligent algorithms and applications, Computer network and internet modeling, Intelligent communication systems, Computational dynamical systems, Parallel, distributed computing, Traffic modeling and congestion control, System modeling, identification and simulation, Intelligent and biological control systems, System control and optimal control, Feedback and decentralized control, Collaborative control systems, Hybrid control and hybrid dynamical systems, Power system analysis and control, Adaptive and learning control, Process control and industrial automation, Robotics and intelligent vehicles, Intelligent mechatronics, Biomimetics and bio-inspired systems, Service science, management and engineering, Data mining and knowledge discovery, Information and cyberspace security, Data privacy

International Association for Structural Safety and Reliability (IASSAR)

Safety, reliability, performance, resilience and sustainability of structures and infrastructure systems continue to provide emergent and key challenges to infrastructure risk management due to the frequent occurrence of natural and man-made disasters (such as earthquakes, hurricanes and tropical cyclones, tsunamis, terrorist attacks, and industrial accidents involving aviation and energy production), the infrastructure crisis and climate change. In addressing these problems, the analysis and management of uncertainties are unavoidable. The society can no longer afford to ignore congested roads, deficient bridges, aging dams, broken levees and water mains, among others. Furthermore, the importance of costs associated with managing existing structures, civil infrastructure and engineering systems in an era of finite resources is increasingly recognized. Decisions regarding requirements for design, continued service, rehabilitation or replacement, and management of risk should be based on optimization under uncertainty so as to balance conflicting requirements such as cost and performance.

The Chinese Society for Metals

ThermoMechanical Processing (TMP) is an established and vital part of the production method for increasing and tailoring the mechanical properties not only for steels, but also expanding to various non-ferrous alloys. The TMP allows improving the microstructural features in order to realize the metal products fitting the requirement imposed by the modern mechanical and structural engineering. With a scope that ranges from the latest process and product developments through to associating physical metallurgy in the thermomechanical processing of steels and non-ferrous alloys, TMP 2020 Conference aims at examining the key aspects involved in TMP: phase transformations, complex microstructures evolution, applications in CSP/ESP, in-line heat treatments, measurement techniques and the technological forming operations (rolling, forging, extrusion etc.).

International Water Association (IWA) and Tsinghua University and State Key Joint Lab Environmental Simulation & Pollution Control

International Water Association (IWA)

The rapid expansion of China’s economy has been accompanied by many serious environmental issues, including degradation of water quality. To solve its water pollution problems, massive investments in water and wastewater treatment has been undertaken in China in the past decades. These new and upgraded treatment facilities has improved water quality, but also lead to problematic levels of sludge generation, and this prospect is now being addressed with urgency. This sludge conference is titled “IWA conference in Sustainable Sludge Management” which will focus on sustainable approaches in sludge management.