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From: Jason Moore <moorepa...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:26:29 -0800
Local: Wed, Feb 22 2012 10:26 pm
Subject: Call for papers on single track vehicle dynamics and control for the 2012 ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Conference

*Call for papers! Please spread the word.*

2012 ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Conference****

*Single Track Vehicle Dynamics and Control*****

October 17-19, 2012, Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA****

(http://dsc-conference.org/)****

** **

The long arm of the Bicycle and Motorcycle Dynamics (BMD) research division is
organizing an *invited technical session *at the 2012 Dynamic Systems and
Control Conference. Papers are invited on original investigations related
to the modeling, analysis, control, and handling of single track vehicles.
Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

**

   - Bicycle, motorcycle, mono-cycle and unicycle modeling
   - Robotic and autonomous control of single track vehicles
   - Handling qualities
   - Vehicle and rider system identification
   - Education through bicycle dynamics
   - Controller design: optimal, fuzzy, classical, etc.
   - Steady turning
   - Tire modeling and experimentation
   - Rider biomechanics

**

You are invited to submit an abstract extended summary by *March 4th to
jkm...@ucdavis.edu.* This submission should:

**

 ****

   - be in an editable format (.odt, .txt, .tex, .doc, etc)
   - include author names, affiliation and contact information (at least
   email address)
   - Title of paper(s)
   - Half to full page abstract about the paper(s) you will submit which
   are sufficient for peer review

*IMPORTANT DATES*****

The draft submissions are used to develop the sessions and the
corresponding authors will receive a *session code* to use for their
on-line submission. The regular submission of your paper is done by you
through http://asme-dscd.papercept.net. The timeline is as follows:****

·   Extended summary/draft paper submission to *jkm...@ucdavis.edu*
            March 4, 2012****

·   Notification to authors for inclusion in ATS Invited
Sessions                                    March 12, 2012****

·   Authors submit papers via http://asme-dscd.papercept.net.
                   March 16, 2012****

·   Notification of Acceptance/Rejection by DSCD
                             May 15, 2012****

·   Final manuscript submission
deadline
June 15, 2012

Sincerely,

Jason Moore

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