ICNSC 2011: Delft, The Netherlands

• Johannes G. Slootweg, Else Veldman, J. Morren:
  Sensing and control challenges for Smart Grids. 1-7
  
• Rui Duan, Geert Deconinck:
  Market mechanism of smart grids: Multi-agent model and interoperability. 8-13
  
• Remco A. Verzijlbergh, Zofia Lukszo, Johannes G. Slootweg, Marija D. Ilic:
  The impact of controlled electric vehicle charging on residential low voltage networks. 14-19
  
• Remco A. Verzijlbergh, Zofia Lukszo:
  System impacts of electric vehicle charging in an evolving market environment. 20-25
  
• Parvathy Chittur Ramaswamy, Geert Deconinck:
  Relevance of voltage control, grid reconfiguration and adaptive protection in smart grids and genetic algorithm as an optimization tool in achieving their control objectives. 26-31
  
• Taede Weidenaar, Sipke Hoekstra, Mannes Wolters:
  Development options for the Dutch gas distribution grid in a changing gas market. 32-37
  
• Ahmad Salehi-Dobakhshari, Sadegh Azizi, Ali Mohammad Ranjbar:
  Control of microgrids: Aspects and prospects. 38-43
  
• Igor Nikolic, Amineh Ghorbani:
  A method for developing agent-based models of socio-technical systems. 44-49
  
• Julian A. Padget, Harpreet Riat, Benedikt Forchhammer, Martijn Warnier, Frances M. T. Brazier, Sukumar Natarajan:
  An agent-based infrastructure for energy profile capture and management. 50-55
  
• Julia Kasmire, Igor Nikolic, Wouter van den Berg, Luke Bergwerff:
  Universal Darwinism in greenhouses: Proof of concept using an agent based model. 56-61
  
• Virginia Dignum, Yao-Hua Tan:
  Multi agent simulation for control and autonomy in complex socio-technical systems. 62-67
  
• Catalin Bucura, Alfredas Chmieliauskas, Zofia Lukszo, Gerard P. J. Dijkema:
  Modelling the new balancing regime of the natural gas market in the Netherlands. 68-73
  
• Keem Siah Yap:
  A new multi agent system based on online sequential extreme learning machines and Bayesian Formalism. 74-79
  
• Peter-Jules van Overloop, Rudy R. Negenborn, Dirk Schwanenberg, Bart De Schutter:
  Towards integrating water prediction and control technology. 80-85
  
• Hartmut Linke, Divas Karimanzira, Thomas Rauschenbach, Torsten Pfutzenreuter:
  Flash flood prediction for small rivers. 86-91
  
• Jose-Vicente Aguilar-Marinosa, Pedro Langarita, Lorenzo Linares, Manuel Gómez, José Rodellar:
  An adaptive predictive approach for river level forecasting. 92-97
  
• Dirk Schwanenberg, Arend van Breukelen, Stef Hummel:
  Data assimilation for supporting optimum control in large-scale river networks. 98-103
  
• Ute Theobald, Stephan Theobald:
  Central water resources management in a cascade of hydropower plants. 104-108
  
• Abhay Anand, G. M. Y. Joshua, S. Sundaramoorthy, L. Samavedham:
  Coordinating multiple model predictive controllers for multi-reservoir management. 1-6
  
• Ming Yu, Wei Liu, Tian Xing:
  Link availability modeling for routing algorithms to reduce the link break time in MANETs. 115-120
  
• Yufei Yuan, J. W. C. van Lint, Serge P. Hoogendoorn, Jos L. M. Vrancken, Thomas Schreiter:
  Freeway traffic state estimation using extended Kalman filter for first-order traffic model in Lagrangian coordinates. 121-126
  
• Adriaan ter Mors:
  Evaluating heuristics for prioritizing context-aware route planning agents. 127-132
  
• Baohong Feng, Zuren Feng, Qing-E. Wu, Shaozhu Shi, Baodong Feng, Qingsong Song:
  Application of mathematical algorithm on equation of GPS satellite navigation and positioning. 133-138
  
• Tamás Máhr, Faith Jordan Srour, Mathijs de Weerdt:
  Using simulation to evaluate how multi-agent transportation planners cope with truck breakdowns. 139-144
  
• Naiqi Wu, Feng Chu, Saïd Mammar, MengChu Zhou:
  Interaction behavior modeling of advanced driving assistance systems by using Petri net. 145-150
  
• Sathish Natarajan, Kaushik Ghosh, Rajagopalan Srinivasan:
  An evaluation of a hierarchical multi agent based process monitoring system for chemical plants. 151-156
  
• Behzad Behdani, Koen H. van Dam, Zofia Lukszo:
  Agent-based modeling for disruption management in industrial networks and supply chains. 157-162
  
• Meirong Liu, Timo Koskela, Mika Ylianttila:
  An efficient collaborative mechanism for enterprise cloud applications. 163-168
  
• Gina Tang, Sachin Shetty:
  Adaptive virtual reality game system for personalized problem-based learning. 1-6
  
• Ahmet Yasin Yazicioglu, Xiaoli Ma, Yucel Altunbasak:
  Evolution of mixed strategies for social dilemmas on structured networks. 1-6
  
• Ahmad Fakharian, Thomas Gustafsson, M. Mehrfam:
  Adaptive Kalman filtering based navigation: An IMU/GPS integration approach. 181-185
  
• Michael Kearney, Michael Cantoni, Peter M. Dower:
  Model predictive control for systems with scheduled load and its application to automated irrigation channels. 186-191
  
• Guanghua Guan, Changde Wang, Albert J. Clemmens:
  Optimizing indicator choosing for canal control system and simulation study. 192-196
  
• Xavier Litrico, Gilles Belaud, Ophelie Fovet:
  Adaptive control of algae detachment in regulated canal networks. 197-202
  
• Nadia Bedjaoui, Erik Weyer:
  Testing of global control performance for open water channels. 1-6
  
• Eelco Nederkoorn, J. Schuurmans, Wytze Schuurmans:
  Continuous nonlinear model predictive control of a hybrid water system - Application of DNPC to a Dutch polder. 209-214
  
• Huub van Ekeren, Rudy R. Negenborn, Peter-Jules van Overloop, Bart De Schutter:
  Hybrid model predictive control using time-instant optimization for the Rhine-Meuse Delta. 215-220
  
• Paul E. Mendez, Héctor Benítez-Pérez:
  Codesign strategy based upon fuzzy control for networked control systems and a scheduling algorithm. 221-226
  
• Jose Maria Maestre, David Muñoz de la Peña, Eduardo F. Camacho:
  Wireless sensor network analysis through a coalitional game: Application to a distributed Kalman filter. 1-6
  
• Mohammad Bsoul:
  A framework for replication in Data Grid. 233-235
  
• Ahmed Akl, Thierry Gayraud, Pascal Berthou:
  An investigation of self-organization in ad-hoc networks. 1-6
  
• Azwirman Gusrialdi, Risvan Dirza, Sandra Hirche:
  Information-driven distributed coverage algorithms for mobile sensor networks. 242-247
  
• Katerina Stankova, Bart De Schutter:
  Stackelberg equilibria for discrete-time dynamic games part I: Deterministic games. 1-6
  
• Katerina Stankova, Bart De Schutter:
  Stackelberg equilibria for discrete-time dynamic games part II: Stochastic games with deterministic information structure. 1-6
  
• Andrea Castelletti, Francesca Pianosi, Marcello Restelli:
  Multi-objective fitted Q-iteration: Pareto frontier approximation in one single run. 260-265
  
• Long Luo, Fei Luo, Li You Zhou, Hongtao Ye, Yuge Xu:
  Predicting wastewater sludge recycle performance based on fuzzy neural network. 266-269
  
• Guoqiang Liu, Guanghua Guan, Changde Wang:
  Transition mode of the middle route of South-to-North Water Transfer Project before freezing. 270-274
  
• Luc J. J. Wismans, Eric C. Van Berkum, Michiel C. J. Bliemer:
  Comparison of evolutionary multi objective algorithms for the dynamic network design problem. 275-280
  
• Zhifeng Qiu, Geert Deconinck:
  Smart Meter's feedback and the potential for energy savings in household sector: A survey. 281-286
  
• Layla AlAbdulkarim, Zofia Lukszo:
  Impact of privacy concerns on consumers' acceptance of smart metering in the Netherlands. 287-292
  
• Melanie Bicking, Maria Wimmer:
  Future Internet for collaborative governance: Closing gaps in ICT for governance and policy modelling. 293-298
  
• Marco Grassi, Michele Nucci, Francesco Piazza:
  Towards a semantically-enabled holistic vision for energy optimisation in smart home environments. 299-304
  
• Yunfei Fang, Feng Chu, Saïd Mammar, Ada Che:
  Iterative algorithm for lane reservation problem on transportation network. 305-310
  
• Run-yang Zhong, George Q. Huang, Qingyun Dai, Ke Zhou, Ting Qu, Guojin Hu:
  RFID-enabled real-time manufacturing execution system for discrete manufacturing: Software design and implementation. 311-316
  
• Bas Kolen, Bart Thonus, Kasper M. Van Zuilekom, Erik de Romph:
  Evacuation a serious game for preparation. 317-322
  
• Francesco Corman, Andrea D'Ariano, Ingo A. Hansen, Dario Pacciarelli, Marco Pranzo:
  Dispatching trains during seriously disrupted traffic situations. 323-328
  
• Raymond Hoogendoorn, Serge P. Hoogendoorn, Karel Brookhuis, Winnie Daamen:
  Psycho-spacing models and adverse conditions: A close look at incidents. 329-334
  
• Olga Huibregtse, Andreas Hegyi, Serge P. Hoogendoorn:
  Robust optimization of evacuation instructions, applied to capacity, hazard pattern, demand, and compliance uncertainty. 335-340
  
• Lei Song, ZongXiao Yang, GuanQiang Dong, ShuGuang Yu, WenLi Yang:
  Construction of expressway emergency rescue information management system using Browser/Server framework. 341-346
  
• Klaas Friso, Kasper M. Van Zuilekom, Bas Kolen:
  Evaluation of the National Concept Traffic Management for mass evacuation in the Netherlands. 347-352
  
• Christian Doerr:
  Parallelized network-driven analysis of network systems on commodity hardware. 1-6
  
• GuanJun Liu, Changjun Jiang, MengChu Zhou:
  Improved condition for controllability of strongly dependent strict minimal siphons in Petri nets. 359-364
  
• Qikai Zhuang, Telli E. Van der Lei, Dhiradj Djairam, Johan J. Smit:
  Interdependencies at the strategic asset management level: A systems analysis of the utility sector. 365-370
  
• Petra W. Heijnen, Rob M. Stikkelman, Andreas Ligtvoet, Paulien M. Herder:
  Using Gilbert networks to reveal uncertainty in the planning of multi-user infrastructures. 371-376
  
• YuXi Sun, Naiqi Wu, MengChu Zhou:
  Closed-form solution for cycle time of revisiting processes in single-arm cluster tool scheduling with atomic layer deposition. 377-382
  
• Zhanguo Zhu, Feng Chu, Linyan Sun, Ming Liu:
  Scheduling with resource allocation and past-sequence-dependent setup times including maintenance. 383-387
  
• Hong-wei Li, Li Yan Jing, Wenyan Wu, Lu Mou:
  Research on water leakage prediction of urban water supply network based on grey GM (0, N) model. 388-392
  
• Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamed, Wenyan Wu, Mansour Moniri:
  Power harvesting for smart sensor networks in monitoring water distribution system. 393-398
  
• Jinliang Gao, Kui Chang, Lizhi Chen, Kaifeng Pang, Haipeng Zhao, Chengzhi Zheng:
  Subatmospheric pressure protection for large diameter long distance pipeline system: A case study. 399-404
  
• Chengzhi Zheng, Jinliang Gao, Wenyan Wu, Jichang Zhang, Wenjie He:
  Research on water supply pipeline failure consequence assessment model. 405-409
  
• Wenyan Wu, Jinliang Gao, Yixing Yuan, Hongbin Zhao, Kui Chang:
  Water distribution network real-time simulation based on SCADA system using OPC communication. 329-334
  
• Mostafa Abdel-Aleem, Claude C. Chibelushi, Mansour Moniri:
  Multisensor data fusion for the simultaneous location and condition assessment of underground water pipelines. 416-421
  
• Hong-wei Li, Zhou-jian Yu, Wenyan Wu, Lu Mou:
  The application of PLC in SBMBR sewage treatment automatic control of the system. 422-426
  
• Evangelia Kolega, Vassilios Vescoukis, Dionissios Voutos:
  Assessment of network simulators for real world WSNs in forest environments. 427-432
  
• Joris Sijs, Zoltan Papp, Paul Booij:
  Nonlinear estimation with a network of heterogenous algorithms. 433-438
  
• José Manuel Cano-García, Eduardo Casilari:
  An empirical evaluation of the consumption of 802.15.4/ZigBee sensor motes in noisy environments. 439-444
  
• Azwirman Gusrialdi, Lu Zeng:
  Distributed deployment algorithms for robotic visual sensor networks in non-convex environment. 445-450
  
• Kumar Shashi Prabh:
  Bandwidth allocation in hexagonal wireless sensor networks for real-time communications. 451-456
  
• Hamed Yousefi, Mohammad Hossein Yeganeh, Ali Movaghar:
  Long lifetime routing in unreliable wireless sensor networks. 457-462
  
• Jenny Lundberg, Rune Gustavsson:
  Challenges and opportunities of sensor based user empowerment. 463-468
  
• Geert Deconinck, Wouter Vriens:
  Intelligent alarm processing and alarm elimination in a CHP installation. 469-473
  
• Mohohlo Samuel Tsoeu, Thabo Koetje:
  Unconstrained MPC tuning for prediction accuracy in Networked Control Systems. 474-479
  
• Sergio Ledesma, Jose Ruiz, Guadalupe García, Gabriel Aviña, Donato Hernández:
  Analysis of self-similar data by artificial neural networks. 480-485
  
• Pan Gun Park, José Araujo, Karl Henrik Johansson:
  Wireless networked control system co-design. 486-491
  
• Allaa R. Hilal, Alaa M. Khamis, Otman A. Basir:
  HASM: A hybrid architecture for sensor management in a distributed surveillance context. 492-497
  
• Lichuan Liu, Zaihan Jiang:
  A hybrid localization method in wireless sensor networks. 1-5
  
• Phu Hung Le, Guy Pujolle, Thi Mai Trang Nguyen:
  An interference-aware multi-path routing protocol for mobile ad hoc network. 503-507
  
• Kitisak Osathanunkul, Ning Zhang:
  A countermeasure to black hole attacks in mobile ad hoc networks. 508-513
  
• Chakib Baouche, Antonio Freitas, Michel Misson:
  Routing mechanism for a DTN using WSN nodes for localization applications. 514-519
  
• Wei Vivien Shi, MengChu Zhou:
  Recent advances of sensors for pacemakers. 520-525
  
• Ismail Mansour, Gérard Chalhoub, Alain Quilliot:
  Security architecture for wireless sensor networks using frequency hopping and public key management. 526-531
  

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