Program

The conference program consisting of Information & Communication Technology (ICT), Power Engineering (PE) and Signal Processing (SP) track is as follows. The talks and the location of each session can be seen by clicking on the session title.

The detailed program can also be found here.

Monday, July 1
	ICT	PE		SP
8:30-9:30	Opening ceremony (D1+D2)
9:30-10:30	Keynote lecture Peter Reichl: Towards future communications ecosystems - where technology meets microeconomics and the user (D2)	Keynote lecture Mladen Kezunovic: Uses of data in smart grids (D1)		Keynote lecture Peter Reichl: Towards future communications ecosystems - where technology meets microeconomics and the user (D2)
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-12:30	Parallel sessions ICT-01: Internet services and applications 1 (D272) ICT-02: Security (D273)	Parallel sessions PE-01: Power system protection (Grey Hall) PE-02: Energy markets (Black Hall)		Parallel sessions SP-01: Image processing and analysis 1 (Europe) SP-02: Audio signal processing and analysis 1 (D260)
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-15:00	Parallel sessions ICT-03: Multimedia services (D272) ICT-04: Cognitive radio (D273)	GOLD/PA 1 (Telecom-munication center)	Parallel sessions PE-03: Solar power: integration and technology (Grey Hall) PE-04: Power quality 1 (Black Hall)	Parallel sessions SP-03: Image processing and analysis 2 (Europe) SP-04: Audio signal processing and analysis 2 (D260)
15:00-15:30	Coffee break
15:30-16:00	Invited talk Martín Varela: QoE - beyond QoS, and beyond media (D272)	GOLD/PA 2 (Telecom-munication center)	Panel session PE-P1: Low carbon technologies in distribution grids (D1)	IEEE Region 8 Student Paper Contest finals (Grey Hall)
16:00-17:30	Special session: ICT-05: From QoS to QoE and back (D272) ICT-06: Antennas and propagation (D273)
19:30-22:00	Welcome Reception Museum of Arts and Crafts

Tuesday, July 2
	ICT	PE		SP
9:00-10:00	Keynote lecture Raouf Boutaba: Cloud workload management: Challenges and research directions (D2)	Keynote lecture Daniel Kirschen: Flexibility in power systems (D1)		Keynote lecture Raouf Boutaba: Cloud workload management: Challenges and research directions (D2)
10:00-10:30	Coffee break
10:30-11:30	Keynote lecture Hagit Messer: Commercial wireless communication microwave links as an opportunistic sensor network for environmental monitoring (D2)	Keynote lecture Pierluigi Mancarella: The smart grid beyond electricity: Unlocking environmental and economic value from multi-energy infrastructure integration (D1)		Keynote lecture Hagit Messer: Commercial wireless communication microwave links as an opportunistic sensor network for environmental monitoring (D2)
11:30-13:00	Parallel sessions ICT-07: Network design and performance 1 (D272) ICT-08: Sensor networks 1 (D273)	Parallel sessions PE-05: Wind power: integration and technology 1 (Grey Hall) PE-06: Software and education (Black Hall)		Parallel sessions SP-05: Signal processing and analysis (Telecom-munication center) SP-06: Biomedical systems (D260)	Workshop SP-WS1: National Instruments (Europe)
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:30	Parallel sessions ICT-09: Internet services and applications 2 (D272) ICT-10: Sensor networks 2 (D273)	Parallel sessions PE-07: Power quality 2 (Grey Hall) PE-08: Power system modeling and simulation 1 (Black Hall) PE-09: Electric machines 1 (D260)		SP-07: VLSI circuits and systems (Telecom-munication center)	Workshop SP-WS2: National Instruments (Europe)
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00-16:30	Invited talk Iztok Humar: Energy efficiency of cellular networks including embodied energy (D272)	Panel session PE-P2: Nuclear safety and operational experience (D1)	Panel session PE-P3: Towards 100% RES energy systems, the next steps (D2)	SP-08: RF circuits (D260)	Workshop SP-WS3: National Instruments (Europe)
16:30-18:00	Special session ICT-11: Energy efficiency in telecommunications (D272)

Wednesday, July 3
	ICT	PE	SP
9:00-10:00	Keynote lecture Stefan Parkvall: Future wireless communication (D2)	Keynote lecture Yong Yan: Advanced measurement and monitoring techniques for coal and biomass fired power plants (D1)
10:00-10:30	Coffee break
10:30-11:30	Keynote lecture Josep Guerrero: New challenges in coordinated control and communications for MicroGrids (D1)
11:30-13:00	Parallel sessions ICT-12: Wireless broadband access (D272) ICT-13: Software engineering 1 (D273)	Parallel sessions PE-10: Power electronics (Grey Hall) PE-11: Wind power: integration and technology 2 (Black Hall) PE-12: Microgrids and hybrid systems (D260)	Parallel sessions SP-09: Device and circuit modeling (Europe) SP-10: Robotics 1 (Telecommunication center)
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:30	Parallel sessions ICT-14: Wireless technologies 1 (D272) ICT-15: Software engineering 2 (D273)	Parallel sessions PE-13: Electric vehicles (Grey Hall) PE-14: Power system modeling and simulation 2 (Black Hall)	Parallel sessions SP-11: Low power circuits (Europe) SP-12: Robotics 2 (D260)
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00-18:00	Panel session ICT-P1: IEEE Standards-related activities and trends in smart grids (D2)	Panel session PE-P3: Towards the grid of the future: offshore grid and the supergrid (D1)	Panel session SP-P1: Advanced cooperative systems - research challenges and application opportunities (B4)
20:30-23:30	Gala Dinner Hotel Sheraton

Thursday, July 4
	ICT	PE	SP
9:00-10:00	Keynote lecture Dominic Schupke: Providing resilience in network virtualization (D2)	Keynote lecture Saifur Rahman: The smart grid - its technological and regulatory challenges (D1)
10:00-10:30	Coffee break
10:30-11:30	Keynote lecture Pierre Moulin: Robust hashing and its applications to content identification (D1)	Parallel sessions PE-15: Distribution network modeling 1 (Grey Hall) PE-16: Policy and regulative (Black Hall) PE-17: Electric machines 2 (D260)	Keynote lecture Pierre Moulin: Robust hashing and its applications to content identification (D1)
11:30-13:00	Parallel sessions ICT-16: Wireless technologies 2 (D272) ICT-17: Embedded systems (D273)	Parallel sessions PE-18: Distribution network modeling 2 (Grey Hall) PE-19: Smart grid (Black Hall) PE-20: Power system operation and control (D260)	Parallel sessions SP-13: Pattern recognition (Europe) SP-14: Analog and mixed circuits (Telecommunication center)
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:30	ICT-18: Network design and performance 2 (D272)	Parallel sessions PE-21: Energy demand (Grey Hall) PE-22: Control methods and real-time operations (Black Hall) PE-23: Power transformers (D260)	Parallel sessions SP-15: Neural networks (Europe) SP-16: MEMS (Telecommunication center)
15:30-16:00	Coffee break
16:00-16:30	Closing Ceremony (D1+D2)