Retina 09 – Conference – Recent Trends in Instrumentation Application
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OBJECTIVES
To create an opportunity to share the recent developments, current practices and future trends in the fields of Process Instrumentation & Control and Biomedical Engineering.
To provide a common platform to share academic and industrial experiences.
To pave a way for converging various technologies to offer novel solutions to industrial problems.
Dates:
19th and 20th March 2009
PROCESS MEASUREMENT & INSTRUMENTATION
§ Sensor Technology
§ Sensor Networks
§ Sensor fusion and validation
§ MEMS sensors
§ Smart / Intelligent Sensors
§ Sensor Signal Conditioning
§ Nano Sensors
§ Sensorless Measurement
§ Embedded Systems
§ Sensor Materials
§ Virtual Instrumentation
§ Electromagnetic Compliance of Instruments
§ Process Instrumentation
INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
§ Controller Tuning
§ Process Modeling and Analysis
§ Process Dynamics and Control
§ Intelligent Controllers
§ SCADA, PLC & DCS
§ Soft Computing in Automation
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
§ Medical Electronics
§ Physiological Measurements
§ Medical Image Analysis
§ Health Care Systems
§ Pain Measurement and Analysis
§ Biomechanics
§ Prosthetic Rehabilitation
§ Ergonomics
§ Bio Informatics
§ Biochemical Engineering
§ Bio materials
§ Bio Sensors
§ Biometrics
§ Computer Vision and Machine Intelligence
§ Biosignal Processing and Telemetry
More details can be had from
Prof.A.Abudhahir
Coordinator, RETINA ’09,
Dept. of Electronics and Instrumentation Engg.,
National Engineering College,
K.R.Nagar, Kovilpatti – 628 503.
Tamilnadu.
Tel : 04632 – 222502
Mobile : 9842520419
email : eieretina09@yahoo.com
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