Conference Publications - 2002 Published Proceedings
The IEE Conference Publications are also available online as part of the IET Digital Library. Complete Publications Package (CPP). All IEE Conference Proceedings are 297 mm x 210 mm soft covers unless stated. Prices given are valid for 2007.
- RADAR 2002
IEE PEP04900, 580pp., hardback
ISBN 0-85296-750-0 & 978-0-85296-750-8, 2002, £112 / US$ 195 - Third international conference on 3G mobile communication technologies
IEE PEP04890, 564pp., 110 papers
ISBN 0-85296-749-7 & 978-0-85296-749-2, 2002, £112 / US$ 195 - Fifth international conference on power system management and control
IEE PEP04880, 466pp., 79 papers
ISBN 0-85296-748-9 & 978-0-85296-748-5, 2002, £98 / US$ 171 - First international conference on power electronics, machines and drives (PEMD 2002)
IEE PEP04870, 661pp., 115 papers
ISBN 0-85296-747-0 & 978-0-85296-747-8, 2002, UK £128 / US$ 224
This conference provided a forum for delegates to have the opportunity to discuss, debate and learn about recent developments and future trends in the areas of electrical machines, drives, solid state motion control and power conversion. It was also an opportunity for users to identify short comings in existing designs and equipment, and make equipment manufacturers and installers more aware of their potential markets. The conference was the premier UK technical event for Power Electronic Machines and Drive specialists
Eleventh international conference on road transport information and control (RTIC 2002)
IEE PEP04860, 220pp., 42 papers
ISBN 0-85296-746-2 & 978-0-85296-746-1, 2002, UK £53 / US$ 92
Description: This book considers the application and development of skills for the management of road networks and the technological developments to achieve effective monitoring, control and information dissemination cognisant of traffic related environmental issues. The papers also address the growing demand for real-time travel and traffic information in the public transport and road management sectors and related areas of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).
Contents: A: Delivering information to the end user; B: Information for management; C: Travel information; D: Charging within the road network; E: Urban traffic control; F: Buses and pedestrians; G: Junction control; H: Strategic management; I: Incident and tactical control; J: Monitoring on interurban routes; K: Approaches to monitoring.
Readership: traffic and travel information managers and service providers; network operators; public transport operators; manufacturers, suppliers and integrators; engineers, academics and consultants.
Level: Professional; postgraduate; reference.
