 Final Technical Program (pdf) Oral Presentation Guidelines (pdf) Poster Guidelines (pdf) Plenary Session 1: Large Wind Integration Challenges and Solutions for Operations and System Reliability Plenary Session 2: Aerospace Applications Demand Efficient Use of Electrical Power Plenary Session 3: Next Generation Integrated Power System: The Backbone of the Electric Warship (Hybrid Electric Drive: A Near Term Opportunity) If you have not received your email with your paper's status, please login on your account and check under "Paper Submission" to view the results and reviews for your digest. Conference Registration and Hotel Link Open Exhibit and Sponsorship Registration Welcome! The IEEE International Electric Machines and Drives Conference provides an international forum for sharing experience, new ideas, and developments in design, operation, analysis, and practical application and optimization of electric energy and drive systems and their components. IEMDC is a venue for users, designers and manufacturers, and analysts of electric machines and drives and their related power electronics and controls including all varieties and sizes of electric machinery. Practical applications, operations, maintenance, and the development and harmonizing of international standards related to electric machines and drives are also of interest. The conference is jointly sponsored by the IEEE Power and Energy, Industrial Electronics, Industry Applications, and Power Electronics Societies. Several tutorials in the form of full day and half day short courses will be offered during the day on May 3, 2009. In addition to the subjects identified above, the conference will have papers and plenary presentations by recognized experts to highlight various aspects of electric machines and drives, such as automotive applications, renewable and alternate energy applications. Of interest are topics related to PM and IPM motor drive systems, fault tolerant operation and survivability, diagnostics and prognostics of machine drive systems, bearing currents, sensorless methods, and turbogenerator operation and maintenance. Also of interest are papers in areas including novel designs and applications of machines and drives, hybrid electric vehicles, naval and aircraft power systems. Papers addressing these and related topics are encouraged. The first International Electric Machines and Drives Conference (IEMDC) was held in 1997, jointly sponsored by the IEEE Power Engineering Society and the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society in response to the need for an international conference on electric machines and drives. The Industry Application Society and the Power Electronics Society decided in 1998 to be co-sponsors and since then the conference is jointly sponsored by the four sister societies of IEEE. The conference official e-mail contact are: secretariat@iemdc2009.org or chair@iemdc2009.org . |
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