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Announcement Cooperative Control and Optimization has emerged as one of the
most exciting research areas that cross several scientific disciplines.
Examples of cooperative control systems include robots operating within a
manufacturing cell, unmanned aircraft in search and rescue, military
surveillance, and attack missions, fusing data from arrays of micro
satellites to form a distributed large aperture radar, employees operating
within an organization, intelligent software agents, etc. The purpose of this conference is to bring together scientists
and engineers from industry, government, and universities to exchange
breaking knowledge and results in a broad range of topics relevant to the
theory and practice of cooperative control and optimization. Continuing
the previous successes, the 8th Annual International Conference on
Cooperative Control and Optimization will result in a published refereed book
containing material summarizing the participants' research in cooperative
control and optimization. This book will be published as part of the Lecture Notes in Control
and Information Sciences series by Springer. Published books from
previous years' conferences can be found here. Submissions Abstract submission is now closed. Draft paper
submission is now open. Submit draft papers to Michael J. Hirsch (mjh8787
[at] ufl.edu). Draft papers should follow LNCS
format guidelines, using the LaTeX2e class. Note that to present
at the conference, only an abstract is needed. However, conference participants are
strongly encouraged to submit a paper detailing their original research. All submitted papers will go through a
rigorous review process to ensure a high-quality book is produced. You can download the
call for abstracts here. |
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Last update 29-Apr-2007 |