Selasi Workshop 2005

Within the framework of the project, the 1^st Euro-Latin American Workshop on Engineering Systems took place in Trujillo, Perú this year.

For more details, please visit the official webpage of the Workshop.

Call for papers

 1^st Euro-Latin American Workshop on Engineering Systems

1er. Seminario Euro-Latino Americano de Sistemas de Ingeniería

SELASI

 Will be held in Trujillo, Perú, April 26-30, 2005

Host Institution

National University of Trujillo (UNT)
Departamento de Matemáticas

Sponsored by

Alfa Project net: Engineering Systems for Preparing
and Making Decisions under Multiple Criteria (SistIng);

Enterprise Acinox Ingeniería

Deadlines

Extended abstract (2000 words): March 15, 2005
Notification of acceptance: April 10, 2005
Full papers (10 pages) due by: April 15, 2005

Contact us

selasi@aacero.colombus.cu
obidior@yahoo.co.uk
edmundovergara@yahoo.es

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

President: Obidio Rubio Mercedes

Vice-presidents:

§ Edmundo Vergara Moreno, UNT, Perú

§ Stefan Nickel, Universität des Saarlandes, Germany

§ José Arzola Ruiz, ISPJAE, Cuba

Honor vice-presidents:

§ Jesús Edilberto Espinola Gonzales, Universidad Nacional de Ancash, Perú

§ Emilio Carrizosa Priego, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain

§ Laureano Gonzalez Vega, Universidad de Cantabria, Spain

§ Alfredo Enrique Candia Véjar, Universidad de Talca, Chile

§ Joseph Zarka, Ecole Polytechnique Palaiseau, France

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

§ Edmundo Vergara Moreno, Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, Perú

§ José Arzola Ruiz, Instituto Superior Politécnico “José Antonio Echeverría”, Cuba

§ Thomas Hanne, Universität des Saarlandes, Germany

§ Eduardo Conde Sánchez, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain

§ Konstantinos Mavrommatis, Universität des Aachen, Germany

§ Ricardo L. Avila Rondón, Universidad de Holguín, Cuba

§ Victor Valqui Vidal,Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

§ Rolando Simeón Monet, Universidad de Holguín, Cuba

§ António Pina Martins, Universidade do Porto, Portugal

§ António Torres Marques, Universidade do Porto,Portugal

§ Jaime Puig-Pey Echebeste, Universidad de Cantabria, Spain

§ José Soeiro Ferreira, Universidade do Porto, Portugal

§ Bernardo Cockburn , University of Minnesota

§ Julio Ruiz Claeyssen ; UFRGS, Brasil

§ Fabián Flores-Bazan,  Universidad De Concepción , Chile

§ José Castillo, Sand Diego State University

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

The registration fee for the workshop is 200 USD before February 20, 2005 and 300 USD after February 20, 2005.

Please transfer the money to the account

Registrants who cancel one month prior to the workshop will be reimbursed 65% of the registration fee.
The registration fee includes the documents, luncheon and coffee break (and the reception or banquet) for each day.
Cancellations received less than one month before the workshop begins will not be refunded.

Peruvians participants, 100 USD, single price.

There is a partial financial support to peruvian participants until 80%, the peoples interested have to send your curriculum vitae to e-mail obidio@chanchan.unitru.edu.pe or obidio@unitru.edu.pe.

OBJECTIVES

It is difficult to estimate the economic and scientific repercussion of the solution of engineering problems. In particular, the analysis and the synthesis of systems for preparing and making optimal decisions under multiple criteria in design, technologies generation, production planning, logistic and maintenance, and their integration into economic management are of high importance for the improvement of the economic efficiency.

The main objective of this workshop is to bring together researchers, engineers and managers to review and discuss recent advances in the development of methods and approaches for solving engineering problems. Moreover, it will be an important opportunity for an effective communication forum between research and industrial communities.

THEMATIC AREAS

1. Modelling and Simulation of Engineering Systems 
2. Global optimization
3. Nonlinear optimization
4. Graphs
5. Discrete optimization
6. Multicriteria Decision Making (MCDM), Hierarchical Process (AHP)
7. Management of the quality
8. Queuing and Inventory
9. Scheduling
10. Systems for flux on Ground Water 
11. Simulation of Hydraulic Systems
12. Scientific Computation
13. Environment Mean
14. Inverse and Direct Problems
15. Supply chain management
16. Multiple Objective Design
17. Computer Aided Geometric Design.
18. Multiple Objective Process Planning and process Operation
19. Multiple Objective Production Planning and Quality Control of Manufacture Processes.
20. Multiple Objective Designs applied to Reverse Engineering for the production of different classes of objects.
21. Optimal Multiple Objective Planning of the Maintenance and it Conciliation with Production Planning.
22. Optimization approaches for Compaction, Bin Packing, and Nesting Problems
23. Information Systems Logistics and Management in Enterprise Cooperation Networks
24. New Products Development
25. Robotics
26. Transport phenomena
27. Vehicle Routing

To whom is this Workshop directed?

The workshop is directed to Engineers and Mathematicians occupied in the solution of engineering problems with multiple objectives and to managers interested in optimizing their work helped by Engineers and Mathematicians.

Some questions to which each manager will find an answer when attending this workshop.
 

§    How to find solutions to your problems considering all the related objectives, including your subjective preferences?

§    Who can help you to automate the solution of the engineering problems in your company?

§    How to organize the solution of decision making problems existing in your company?

§    When and how to use the entire knowledge existing in your company for making the best  decisions?

§    Are there already any successful industrial applications in use related with your problem?

§    How to apply the results of the workshop in your company?

PRESENTATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS

Extended abstract of 2000 words and full papers with a maximum of 10 pages must be sent. The format will be in Arial letter, 10 points, simple space, superior margin of the first page 5 cm; the rest of pages 2.5 cm, inferior and lateral margins
2.5 cm. The first page should include information related to: Title of the work, authors, institution, post-office and Email-addresses, telephone and fax. Pages size: 8 / " x 11" (21,59cmx 27,94 cm), elaborated in Office Word 6.0 or later or in pdf format.

The selected papers will be available on CD before the beginning of the workshop.

ORGANIZED BY

Department of Mathematic, UNT, Trujillo - PERU

SPONSORED BY

§ Alfa Project net: Engineering Systems for Preparing and Making Decisions
  under Multiple Criteria (SistIng)

§ Enterprise Acinox Ingeniería

§ Universität des Saarlandes, Germany

§ Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, Perú

§ Universidad Nacional de Ancash, Perú

§ Universidade do Porto, Portugal

§ Universidad de Cantabria, Spain

§ Universidad de Sevilla, Spain

§ Universidad de Talca, Chile

§ Universidad de Holguín, Cuba