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• IMAGE CODER WITH USING MATCHING PURSUIT DECOMPOSITION Łukasz Saganowski, University of Technology & Agriculture, POLAND • DYNAMICAL MODELLING IN MANAGEMENT OF NETWORK ASSETS IN POWER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY Michał Behr, Janusz Walczak, Górnośląski Zakład Elektroenergetyczny S.A., POLAND • TOWARDS A VIRTUAL TRAINING ENVIRONMENT FOR LOGISTICS PROCESS CON- TROL USING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES Gaby Neumann, Arnhild Gerecke, University of Magdeburg, GERMANY • A MULTIAGENT FRAMEWORK FOR POWER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT S. Budiman, S. Sathiakumar, N. Parameshwaran, University of Sydney, AUSTRALIA In addition to the lecture session, a dialog session on Industrial Information Technology has been also organized during the conference (see below for a detailed list of participants). The areas presented during the session were even more diverse. Again, image processing took a prominent position, see papers by P. Buczyński, J. Szostakowski, V. Markov and D. Stepanov, and M. Iwanowski. Moreover, control engineering has been represented by D. Sierociuk, A. Dzieliński, K. Duszczyk, and L. Grzesiak. Some other topics included decision making (see paper by R. Lopatka), failure detection in a paper by J. Jirsa and IT systems modeling presented in a paper by W. Dąbrowski. Many papers have caused a great interest among the participants. The Authors of the papers have done their best to answer all the questions, and the time for discussions has by far exceeded the allotted time schedule. • IMAGE SEGMENTATION AND ENHANCEMENT IN CYLINDRICAL COLOR SPACE Paweł Buczyński, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • GENETIC PROGRAMMING FOR IMAGE SEQUENCE FILTERING Jarosław Szostakowski, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • RESIDUAL MAGNETIC FIELD PROCESSING AND OBJECT RECOGNITION V.N. Markov, D.N. Stepanov, Central R&D Institute for Robotics and Technical Cybernetics, RUSSIA • DETECTION OF HEAT-EMISSION SOURCES USING THE SATELLITE IMAGERY AND MORPHOLOGICAL IMAGE PROCESSING M. Iwanowski, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • DISCRETE FRACTIONAL STATE-SPACE MODEL FOR THE HEATING PROCESS IDENTIFICATION AND ESTIMATION WITH DS1104 CONTROL CARD Dominik Sierociuk, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • FRACTIONAL ORDER DISCRETE STATE-SPACE SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL A. Dzielinski, D. Sierociuk, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • METHODS FOR ANALYSIS AND MODELLING OF FAILURES IN MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS Jan Jirsa, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CZECH REPUBLIC • KELLY CRITERION BASED RATING SYSTEM FOR TWO PLAYER GAMES R. Ło- patka, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • CAN BUS COMMUNICATION IN HYBRID POWER GENERATOR HYGEN’2 Lech M. Grzesiak, Arkadiusz Kaszewski, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • INTELLIGENT BUILDING – MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN DIDACTIC LABORATORY Krzysztof Duszczyk, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND • WORKFLOW OBJECT DRIVEN MODEL Wlodzimierz Dabrowski, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND Andrzej Dzieliński P E L I N C E C National Advisory Board Prof. Elzbieta Bogalecka Prof. Tadeusz Citko Prof. Mirosław Dąbrowski Prof. Marek Hartman Prof. Zbigniew Hanzelka Prof. Tadeusz Kaczorek Prof. Zbigniew Krzeminski Prof. Jerzy Klamka Prof. Teresa Orłowska-Kowalska Prof. Ryszard Strzelecki Prof. Ryszard Tadeusiewicz Prof. Henryk Tunia Prof. Krzysztof Zawirski P E L I N C E C International Advisory Board Prof. Drago Ban CR Prof. Frede Blaabjerg DK Prof. Ion Boldea RO Prof. Giuseppe Buja IT Prof. Zdenek Cerovsky CZ Prof. Valery Chrisanov RU Prof. Carlos Cuoto PT Prof. Rik De Doncker DE Prof. Viliam Fedak SL Prof. Joachim Holtz DE Prof. Vladimir Kucera CZ Prof. Gil Marques PT Prof. Francesco Profumo IT Prof. Andreas Steimel DE Prof. Tore Undeland NO Prof. Vladimir V. Pilinski UA Prof. Andrea Vezzini CH 6 PELINCEC Newsletter, No.9 Autumn 2005
Lecture and Dialogue Sessions The problems of renewable energy were presented in 4 papers during the oral session and 12 papers during the dialogue session. The lecture session (Wednesday 19th October, chaired by Wlodzimierz Koczara) was mainly devoted to the investigation of method and system conversion of energy provided by renewable sources for assuring high efficiency and high quality of the output power. One paper dealt with fuel cell (Tae-Won Lee and others South Korea). Problems of grid connection were presented in relation to DC grid (S. Sathiakumar and others, Australia) and to AC distorted grid voltage (E. Ernest and others, Poland and UK). The concept of connection of permanent magnet generator to grid via matrix converter using reverse blocking IGBT was delivered by M. Pacas (and others, Germany). Hence, the presented fields of the lecture session were related to current problems developed in world laboratories. Prof. D. Casadei and prof. W. Koczara, during the WATAB III Session. The dialog session, held on Monday, Ocober 16th and chaired by Marcian Cirstea, Patrycjusz Antoniewicz and Brtłomiej Ufnalski, covered a very wide spectrum of problems such as: • Testing of power conditioning of electrical energy using supercapacitors (Wodecki and others), (Chłodnicki and others), • Modelling and simulation of distributed generation systems (Chen and others), (Khalil and others). • Double fed induction generators (DFIG) were represented by a paper describing brushless version (Levin and others). • Photovoltaic were represented by two papers – maximum point tracking (Cavalcanti and others) and grid connection problems (Farhangi and others) • Diagnosis of wind generation sets was represented by one paper (Jarzyna) • Island operation of synchronous and induction generators simu- Working Group 5 — Renewable Energy lation was provided by one paper (Serban and others). Laboratory Tour – Division of Electrical Drives The laboratory tours included a visit to research area (PhD, MSc thesis and other projects) followed by a trip to the didactic laboratory facilities. Professor W. Koczara presented projects and laboratory stands developed under his supervision: • Design of 40MHz and 200MHz DSP systems based on Shark processors and FPGA (project demonstarted by PhD students, Mr Bartłomiej Kamiński and Mr Artur Krasnodębski) • Investigation of method of current reduction of very high power induction motor - case transferring from converter control to grid connection - using simulation software PSIM. (Project demonstrated by PhD student Mr Marcin Grzeczkowicz) • Direct Voltage Control method of autonomous operation variable speed doubly fed induction generator producing three phase sinusoidal voltage. (Operation demonstrated by Dr Grzegorz Iwański) • Three phase four wires neutral point clamped DC/AC 400Hz converter with low frequency switching and high quality output voltage (operation demonstrated by a PhD student Mr Bartłomiej Kamiński) • Deadbeat controller using hardware based FPGA for DC/AC sinusoidal voltage converters (operation presented by PhD students – Mr Bartłomiej Kamiński and Mr Maciej Borkowski) • Variability supply power reduction using reversible converter and supercapacitor energy storage. (operation presented by PhD student Mr. Grzegorz Wodecki) • Power conditioning of the variable speed generation system based on axial flux PMG using capacitive energy storage bank (operation presented by PhD student Mr. Zdzisław Chłodnicki) • Sensorless starting of the permanent magnet axial flux motor using PIPCRM method (operation presented by PhD student Mr. Piotr Jakubowski). In the second part of the Electrical Drive Division it was presented laboratory facilities for undergraduate and graduate as: basic problems of power electronic drives, automatic control of drives, power quality, PLC application for industrial process control and intelligent building equipment and control systems. The possibility of operating the “Fixed frequency single phase variable speed generator driven by Diesel engine” caused a great interest of the visitors. It is a laboratory stand for research and didactic purpose – the system is equipped in full visualised monitoring of 7kVA genset. Włodzimierz Koczara Autumn 2005 PELINCEC Newsletter, No.9 7
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