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About the Authors 1715
Birgit Graf Chapter I.84
Fraunhofer IPA
Department of Robot Systems
Stuttgart, Germany
birgit.graf@ipa.fraunhofer.de
Birgit Graf received her degree in Computer Science in 1999 and
completed her PhD in mobile robot navigation in 2008, both at Stuttgart
University, Germany. Since 1999 she is working at Fraunhofer IPA
where she is Manager of the Domestic and Personal Robots Group since
2008. Main target of her group is the development of new service robot
applications and technologies.
John O. Gray Chapter F.60
Istituto Italiano Di Tecnologia
Department of Advanced Robotics
Genova, Italy
John.Gray-2@manchester.ac.uk
John O. Gray is a visiting Professor at the Control Systems Centre, University of
Manchester, and the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering,
University of Sheffield. His research interests include robotics, nonlinear control
systems, precision electromagnetic instrumentation, and robotic systems for the
food industry. Gray received a PhD from the University of Manchester in Control
Engineering.
Rudiyanto Gunawan Chapter H.75
National University of Singapore
Department of Chemical
and Biomolecular Engineering
Singapore
chegr@nus.edu.sg
Rudiyanto Gunawan received the PhD degree from University of Illinois Urbana
Champaign in 2003. He joined University of California Santa Barbara in 2003
as a Postdoctoral Fellow. Since 2006, he has been an Assistant Professor in the
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, National University of
Singapore. His research interests are in the model identification and analysis of
biological systems.
Juergen Hahn Chapter D.31
Texas A&M University
Artie McFerrin Dept. of Chemical
Engineering
College Station, TX, USA
hahn@tamu.edu
Juergen Hahn received his PhD from the University of Texas at Austin
in 2002 and joined the Chemical Engineering Department at Texas A&M
University in 2003 as an Assistant Professor. Dr. Hahn’s research deals
with process systems engineering with special emphasis on systems
biology.
Kenwood H. Hall Chapter C.28
Rockwell Automation
Department of Advanced Technology
Mayfield Heights, OH, USA
khhall@ra.rockwell.com
Kenwood H. Hall is a ClevelandNativeand a graduate of ClevelandState
University’s Fenn College of Engineering. He has led the development
of many of Rockwell Automations large controller systems including
the new LOGIX family of integrated controllers, is one of the founding
members of the Ohio ICE consortium and a member of the board for the
new third frontier Wright center for Sensor Systems Engineering. He
has issued 14 Patents with 50 pending applications.
Shufeng Han Chapter G.63
John Deere
Intelligent Vehicle Systems
Urbandale, IA, USA
hanshufeng@johndeere.com
Shufeng Han received his PhD in Agricultural Engineering from University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign in 1993. He is currently an Engineering Scientist at John Deere
Intelligent Vehicle Systems. His research interests include field robotics, vehicle
automation, sensors and precision agriculture. He has received 10 patents.
Authors
1716 About the Authors
Nathan Hartman Chapter D.37
Purdue University
Computer Graphics Technology
West Lafayette, IN, USA
nhartman@purdue.edu
Nathan Hartman is Associate Professor of Computer Graphics Technology at Purdue
University. Research activities include applications of 3-D modelling, automated
geometry creation, and 3-D data interoperability. He received the Doctor of Education
degree in Technology Education from North Carolina State University. Professor
Hartman is a Co-Director of the Purdue Product Lifecycle Management Center of
Excellence.
Yukio Hasegawa Chapter A.1
Waseda University
System Science Institute
Tokyo, Japan
yukioh@green.ocn.ne.jp
Yukio Hasegawa is Professor Emeritus of the System Science Institute
at Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan. He has been enjoying construction
robotics research since 1983 as Director of Waseda Construction Robot
Research Project (WASCOR) which has impacted automation in con-
struction and in other fields of automation. He received the prestigious
first Engelberger Award in 1977 from the American Robot Association for
his distinguished pioneering work in robotics and in Robot Ergonomics
since the infancy of Japanese robotics. Among his numerous international
contributions to robotics and automation, Professor Hasegawa assisted,
as a visiting professor, to build the Robotics Institute at EPFL (Ecole
Polytechnic Federal de Lausanne) in Switzerland.
Jackson He Chapter C.24
Intel Corporation
Digital Enterprise Group
Hillsboro, OR, USA
jackson.he@intel.com
Jackson is lead architect of the Intel Digital Enterprise Group. He
received his PhD and MBA degrees from the University of Hawaii. He
represented Intel at OASIS, RosettaNet, and DMTF driving industry
standard definitions. He published more than 20 papers on advanced
enterprise solutions, service orientation, and platform manageability.
Recently he co-authored a book on virtualized service-oriented grids.
Jen
˝
o Hetthéssy Chapter B.10
Budapest University of Technology
and Economics
Department of Automation and Applied
Informatics
Budapest, Hungary
jhetthessy@aut.bme.hu
Jen
˝
o Hetthéssy received his PhD degree in 1975 from the Technical University of
Budapest, Faculty of Electrical Engineering. He received his CSc degree in 1978
from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences with a thesis on the theory and industrial
application of self-tuning controllers. He spent several years as a visiting professor at
the Electrical Engineering Department of the University of Minnesota, USA and has
published more than 70 papers.
Karyn Holmes Chapter I.90
Chevron Corp.
Covington, LA, USA
kholmes@chevron.com
Karyn Holmes received a computer science degree and an MBA, both from Louisiana
State University (LSU). While at LSU, her research interests included enterprise
systems, with a focus on enterprise resource planning systems and their use in
education. She currently works in Information Management at Chevron Corporation.
Clyde W. Holsapple Chapter I.89
University of Kentucky
School of Management, Gatton College
of Business and Economics
Lexington, KY, USA
cwhols@email.uky.edu
Clyde W. Holsapple, Rosenthal Endowed Chair at the University of
Kentucky. His books include Foundations of Decision Support Systems,
Decision Support Systems – A Knowledge-based Approach, Handbook on
Decision Support Systems, and Handbook on Knowledge Management.
His research focuses on multiparticipant systems, decision support
systems, and knowledge management.
Authors
About the Authors 1717
Petr Horacek Chapter G.65
Czech Technical University in Prague
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Prague, Czech Republic
horacek@fel.cvut.cz
Petr Horacek received the MS and PhD degrees in Electrical Engineering
from Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic (CTU) in
1976 and 1985, respectively. He is currently an Associate Professor
of Control Engineering at CTU. His research and industrial project
activities include process modelling, simulation and optimization,
process control and control applications in power systems.
William J. Horrey Chapter D.39
Liberty Mutual Research Institute
for Safety
Center for Behavioral Sciences
Hopkinton, MA, USA
william.horrey@libertymutual.com
William Horrey received his PhD in Psychology from the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign in 2005. He is currently a research scientist in the Center for
Behavioral Sciences at the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety in Hopkinton,
MA. His research interests include divided and selective attention, transportation
human factors and automation.
Justus Hortig Chapter G.70
Fraunhofer IFF
Department of Robotic Systems
Magdeburg, Germany
justus.hortig@iff.fraunhofer.de
Justus Hortig graduated in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of
Darmstadt in 1999 and has been working in the Business Unit Robotic Systems at
Fraunhofer IFF in Magdeburg since then. His focus lies on the use of service robots
for façade cleaning.
Chin-Yin Huang Chapter H.80
Tunghai University
Industrial Engineering and Enterprise
Information
Taichung, Taiwan
huangcy@thu.edu.tw
Chin-Yin Huang received the PhD degree from Purdue University in 1999.
He is an Associate Professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering
and Enterprise Information at Tunghai University, Taiwan. He also serves
as the Director for Program for Health Administration. His research
interests include applications of data mining techniques, biomedical
informatics, and distributed intelligent manufacturing systems.
Yoshiharu Inaba Chapter C.21
Fanuc Ltd.
Yamanashi, Japan
inaba.yoshiharu@fanuc.co.jp
Yoshiharu Inaba graduated from Mechanical Engineering Department
of Tokyo Institute of Technology in 1973 and joined Fanuc Ltd. in 1983.
He assumed the position of director in 1989 and the position of President
and CEO in 2003. He received his doctoral degree in engineering from
the University of Tokyo in 1999 and is the recipient of the 22nd Award
of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering (2000) and the Nicolau
Award of CIRP (2007).
Samir M. Iqbal Chapter H.81
University of Texas at Arlington
Department of Electrical Engineering
Arlington, TX, USA
smiqbal@uta.edu
Samir M. Iqbal is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington in the
Department of Electrical Engineering. He is also affiliated with the Nanotechnology
Research and Teaching Facility and Department of Bioengineering. He directs the
Nano-Bio Lab with focus on chip-based early diagnosis modalities, bio-inspired rapid
nano-fabrication and functionalized microfluidics. He is a senior member of IEEE.
Authors
1718 About the Authors
Rolf Isermann Chapter C.19
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Institut für Automatisierungstechnik,
Forschungsgruppe Regelungstechnik
und Prozessautomatisierung
Darmstadt, Germany
risermann@iat.tu-darmstadt.de
Rolf Isermann served as Professor for Control Systems and Process Automation at the
Institute of Automatic Control of Darmstadt University of Technology from 1977–
2006. Since 2006 he has been Professor Emeritus and head of the Research Group for
Control Systems and Process Automation at the same institution. He has published
several books and his current research concentrates on fault-tolerant systems, control
of combustion engines and automobiles and mechatronic systems. Rolf Isermann has
held several chair positions in VDI/VDE and IFAC and organized several national and
international conferences.
Kazuyoshi Ishii Chapter I.85
Kanazawa Institute of Technology
Social and Industrial Management
Systems
Hakusan City, Japan
ishiik@neptune.kanazawa-it.ac.jp
Kazuyoshi Ishii received his PhD in Industrial Engineering from Waseda
University. Dr. Ishii is a board member of the IFPR, APIEMS and the
Japan Society of QC, and a fellow of the ISPIM. His interests include
production management, product innovation management, and business
models based on a comparative advantage.
Alberto Isidori Chapter B.9
University of Rome “La Sapienza”
Department of Informatics and Sytematics
Rome, Italy
albisidori@dis.uniroma1.it
Alberto Isidori is Professor of Automatic Control at the University
of Rome since1975 and, since 1989, also affiliated with Washington
University in St. Louis. His research interests are primarily in analysis
and design of nonlinear control systems. He is the author of the book
Nonlinear Control Systems and is the recipient of various prestigious
awards, which include the “Georgio Quazza Medal” from IFAC, the
“Bode Lecture Award” from IEEE. He is Fellow of IEEE and of IFAC.
Currently he is President of IFAC.
Nick A. Ivanescu Chapter G.64
University Politechnica of Bucharest
Control and Computers
Bucharest, Romania
nik@cimr.pub.ro
Nick Andrei Ivanescu graduated as an Automation Engineer and received his PhD
degree in Automated Systems from the University Politehnica of Bucharest in 2000.
His research activities include process control, industrial automation, microcontrollers
and robotics. Since 2001 he has been lecturer in the Control and Computers faculty of
the University Politehnica of Bucharest.
Sirkka-Liisa Jämsä-Jounela Chapter F.57
Helsinki University of Technology
Department of Biotechnology
and Chemical Technology
Espoo, Finland
Sirkka-l@tkk.fi
Dr. Sirkka-Liisa Jämsä-Jounela is Professor of Process Control at Helsinki University
of Technology. Before joining the university she gained practical experience in
working for a number of companies in the Finnish process industry. Her research
activities include process modelling, simulation, monitoring and fault diagnosis as
well as production control in mineral and metal processing. Prof. Jämsä-Jounela has
served IFAC as Vice President among others. She is currently the Chair of the Nordic
Process Control Group and a member of the Finnish Academy of Technologies.
Bijay K. Jayaswal Chapter E.45
Agilenty Consulting Group
Minneapolis, MN, USA
bijay.jayaswal@agilenty.com
Bijay K. Jayaswal is the CEO of Agilenty Consulting Group, LLC.
He has held senior executive positions for the last 25 years. He has
taught engineering and management at the University of Mauritius and at
California State University, Chico and has directed MBA and Advanced
Management programs. Hehas helped introduce corporate-wide initiatives
in re-engineering, Six Sigma, and Design for Six Sigma. He is a recipient
of the ASQ Crosby Medal for 2007 for his book (together with Peter C.
Patton) Design for Trustworthy Software.
Authors
About the Authors 1719
Wootae Jeong Chapter C.20
Korea Railroad Research Institute
Uiwang, Korea
wjeong@krri.re.kr
Wootae Jeong earned a PhD from Purdue University in 2006 and joined
the PRISM Center since 2003. He is currently a senior researcher
at Korea Railroad Research Institute and adjunct Professor at the
University of Science and Technology. His research interests are in
measurement and control of automation and production systems.
Timothy L. Johnson Chapter E.42
General Electric
Global Research
Niskayuna, NY, USA
johnsontl@nycap.rr.com
Dr. Johnson served on the MIT Electrical Engineering Faculty from 1972–1980, as
a Senior Scientist at BBN, Inc., from 1980–1984, and as a Manager and technical
contributor at GE Research from 1984–2008, when he retired. His research interests
include automation, diagnostics and service processes, and discrete event systems. He
is an AACC Eckman Award recipient and an IEEE Fellow.
Hemant Joshi Chapter E.47
Research, Acxiom Corp.
Conway, AR, USA
hemant.joshi@acxiom.com
Hemant Joshi graduated with PhD in May 2007 from the University of Arkansas at
Little Rock, USA. He has published 8 papers and 2 technical reports. He currently
works as Researcher at Acxiom Research Labs. His research interests are information
extraction, machine learning, data mining and automated data acquisition.
Michael Kaplan Chapter G.72
Ex Libris Ltd.
Newton, MA, USA
michael.kaplan@exlibrisgroup.com
Michael Kaplan received his PhD from Harvard University (1977). After
20 years at Harvard University and 2 years as Associate Dean at Indiana
University Libraries, he has since 2000 been with Ex Libris, Ltd. He is the
editor of 2 books on library automation. In 1998 he received the LITA/
Library Hi-Tech Award for Outstanding Communication in Library and
Information Science.
Dimitris Kiritsis Chapter E.43
Department STI-IGM-LICP
Lausanne, Switzerland
dimitris.kiritsis@epfl.ch
Dr. Dimitris Kiritsis earned his Diploma (1980) and PhD (1987) in
Mechanical Engineering from the University of Patras, Greece. Since
1989 he is with the Computer-Aided Design and Production Laboratory
(LICP) of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne
(EPFL). His research is in the domain of modeling methods and
techniques for integrated product-process-resource planning, product
lifecycle information modeling and transformation to knowledge.
Dr.Kiritsis is the initiator and scientific coordinator of the FP6-IP-
507100 PROMISE.
Hoo Sang Ko Chapter J.94
Purdue University
PRISM Center and School of Industrial
Engineering
West Lafayette, IN, USA
ko0@purdue.edu
Hoo Sang Ko received his BS in 1999 and MS in 2003 in Mechanical Engineering
at Seoul National University, South Korea. After graduation he worked for Samsung
Electronics. His research interest is in computer-supported collaboration and protocol
design. He is currently a doctoral candidate in the School of Industrial Engineering
and a Senior Researcher in PRISM Center at Purdue University.
Authors
1720 About the Authors
Naoshi Kondo Chapter G.63
Kyoto University
Division of Environmental Science
and Technology, Graduate School
of Agriculture
Kyoto, Japan
kondonao@kais.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Naoshi Kondo received the MS degree and Dr. Agr. from Kyoto University in 1984 and
1988, respectively. He joined the Department of Agricultural Engineering, Okayama
University as an Assistant Professor in 1985 and became an Associate Professor in
1993. He worked for Ishii Co., Ltd. as a manager in 2000 and entered Ehime University
as a Professor in 2006. Since 2007 he has been a Professor at the Graduate School of
Agriculture, Kyoto University. His research interests are automation, instrumentation
and information in agriculture.
Peter Kopacek Chapter G.74
Vienna University of Technology
Intelligent Handling and Robotics –
IHRT
Vienna, Austria
kopacek@ihrt.tuwien.ac.at
With a cum-laude Doctors degree from Vienna University of Technology,
Professor Kopacek is Head of the Institute for Handling Devices and
Robotics and President of the Austrian Society for Systems Engineering
and Automation. He has Doctor hc degrees from several Universities and
is Corresponding member of the Saxon Academy of Sciences, Member of
the German Academy of Technical Sciences, a Senior member of IEEE,
and the Recipient of the Engelberger Robotics Award.
Nicholas Kottenstette Chapter B.13
Vanderbilt University
Institute for Software Integrated Systems
Nashville, TN, USA
nkottens@isis.vanderbilt.edu
Nicholas Kottenstette, a Research Scientist, holds a MS from the
Mechanical Engineering Department at MIT and a PhD in Electrical
Engineering from The University of Notre Dame. He holds 11 US
patents related to the design and control of (networked) embedded
systems. His current research interests are in high-confidence embedded
system design and the science of cyber physical systems.
Eric Kwei Chapter H.75
University of California, Santa Barbara
Department of Chemical Engineering
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
kwei@engineering.ucsb.edu
Eric Kwei is a graduate student of Chemical Engineering at the University of
California, Santa Barbara. His interests are in mathematical modeling and systems
analysis of insulin signal transduction networks.
Siu K. Kwok Chapter F.49
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Kowloon, Hong Kong
mfskkwok@inet.polyu.edu.hk
S.K. Kwok received the Bachelor of Engineering and a Doctorate in Manufacturing
Engineering from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 1991 and 1997, re-
spectively. He is currently a Lecturer at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. His
research interests include artificial intelligence, industrial and systems engineering, in-
formation and communication technologies (ICT), logistics enabling technologies and
mobile commerce.
King Wai Chiu Lai Chapter F.53
Michigan State University
Electrical and Computer Engineering
East Lansing, MI, USA
kinglai@egr.msu.edu
Dr. King Wai Chiu Lai received his PhD and MPhil degree in Automation
and Computer-Aided Engineering from The Chinese University of Hong
Kong in 2005 and 2002. Currently, he is the Manager of the Nano
Manufacturing Laboratory at Michigan State University. He is conducting
various research projects, such as design, fabrication and application
of nanooptical detectors and solar cells and development of automated
micro/nanofluidic manipulation system.
Authors
About the Authors 1721
Dean F. Lamiano Chapter G.67
The MITRE Corporation
Department of Communications
and Information Systems
McLean, VA, USA
dlamiano@mitre.org
Mr. Dean F. Lamiano is a Principal Communications Engineer and
Associate Program Manager at MITRE’s Center for Advanced Aviation
System Development (CAASD), engaged in the research and system
engineering for air traffic control communications systems. Dean is
a member of IEEE and has a BS in Electrical Engineering from the
SUNY at Buffalo, and an MSEE from the Johns Hopkins University.
Steven J. Landry Chapter G.68
Purdue University
School of Industrial Engineering
West Lafayette, IN, USA
slandry@purdue.edu
Steven J. Landry is an Assistant Professor in the School of Industrial Engineering at
Purdue University. He received his MS in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT, and
his PhD in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Georgia Tech. He has over 2500
heavy jet flight hours as a USAF C-141B pilot. His research interests are in aviation
systems engineering and human factors.
John D. Lee Chapter C.25
University of Iowa
Department Mechanical and Industrial
Engineering, Human Factors Research
National Advanced Driving Simulator
Iowa City, IA, USA
jdlee@engineering.uiowa.edu
John D. Lee graduated with degrees in psychology and mechanical engineering from
Lehigh University and owns a PhD in mechanical engineering from the University of
Illinois. He is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
at the University of Iowa. His research focuses on the safety and acceptance of
human-machine systems by considering how technology mediates attention.
Tae-Eog Lee Chapter F.52
KAIST
Department of Industrial and Systems
Engineering
Daejeon, Korea
telee@kaist.ac.kr
Tae-Eog Lee is Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems
Engineering and Directorof the Centerfor Modeling andSimulation Tech-
nology Research at KAIST. His interests include automated equipment
scheduling and control and software engineering for semiconductor man-
ufacturing, and discrete event system modelling and control. He graduated
from Seoul National University (KAIST) and Ohio State University.
Wing B. Lee Chapter F.49
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Kowloon, Hong Kong
wb.lee@polyu.edu.hk
W.B. Lee received his Master of Technology from Brunel Univer-
sity in 1976 and the Doctorate from the University of Hong Kong
in 1986. He is the Cheng Yick-chi Chair Professor of Manufacturing
Engineering, the Director of The Advanced Technology Manufactur-
ing Research Centre as well as the Knowledge Management Research
Centre of The Hong Kong Polytechnic. His research interests include ad-
vanced manufacturing technology, materials processing and knowledge
management.
Mark R. Lehto Chapter D.39
Purdue University
School of Industrial Engineering
West Lafayette, IN, USA
lehto@purdue.edu
Dr. Mark R. Lehto is an Associate Professor in the School of Industrial Engineering
at Purdue University, where he is Co-chair of the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program
in Human Factors. Dr. Lehto’s research and teaching interests are in the areas of
hazard communication and decision support. He is particularly interested in methods
of increasing the effectiveness of information provided to consumers and workers.
Authors
1722 About the Authors
Kauko Leiviskä Chapter D.36
University of Oulu
Control Engineering Laboratory
Oulun Yliopisto, Finland
kauko.leiviska@oulu.fi
Kauko Leiviskä received a Diploma degree in Engineering in Process Engineering
in 1975 and the Doctor of Technology in Control Engineering in 1982, both from
University of Oulu. He is Professor of Control Engineering and Dean of Faculty of
Technology. His research interests are in applications of soft computing methods. He
is (co)author of more than 200 publications.
Mary F. Lesch Chapter D.39
Liberty Mutual Research Institute
for Safety
Center for Behavioral Sciences
Hopkinton, MA, USA
mary.lesch@libertymutual.com
Mary F. Lesch holds a PhD in cognitive psychology from the University
of Massachusetts – Amherst. She completed post-doctoral training in
neuropsychology at Rice University in 1999. Since then, she has been
a Research Scientist at the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety
where her research focuses on risk perception and communication.
Recent research has investigated age-related effects on warning symbol
comprehension.
Jianming Lian Chapter B.11
Purdue University
School of Electrical and Computer
Engineering
West Lafayette, IN, USA
jlian@purdue.edu
Jianming Lian received the BS degree from University of Science and
Technology of China in 2004. Then he attended Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN USA for his graduate study, where he received
the MS degree in 2007. He is now a PhD candidate in the School of
Electrical and Computer Engineering in the area of Automatic Control.
His research interests include nonlinear control, adaptive control and
switched systems.
Lin Lin Chapter C.29
Waseda University
Information, Production & Systems
Research Center
Kitakyushu, Japan
linlin@aoni.waseda.jp
Lin Lin received ME and PhD degrees in Engineering from Waseda University
in 2006 and 2008, respectively. He was Research Assistant at Graduate School of
Information, Production and Systems, Waseda University 2007–2009. His research
interests are genetic and evolutionary computation and applications to network design
and optimization for manufacturing scheduling and logisticssystems. He haspublished
Network Models and Optimization together with Dr. M. Gen and Dr. R. Cheng.
Laurent Linxe Chapter D.35
Peugeot SA
Hagondang, France
laurent.linxe@mpsa.com
Laurent Linxe graduated as a multi-disciplinary engineer from Centrale Lille in
1991, joined Peugeot SA in 1992 and PCI-SCEMM in 2005. As the manager of the
Machining Systems PCI, he initiated relationships with the Industrial Engineering and
Computer Science of Saint-Etienne and M. Dolgui. Since 2008, he has been in charge
of the Manufacturing Department for 2.0 and 2.2 litre of HDI Common Rail Diesel
Engines, Peugeot SA Tremery Plant in Lorraine Eastern France.
T. Joseph Lui Chapter I.83
Whirlpool Corporation
Global Product Organization
Benton Harbor, MI, USA
t_joseph_lui@whirlpool.com
T. Joseph Lui received a BS from Virginia Tech, a MS in Electrical
Engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology and a MBA from
the University of Chicago. He is currently holding a director position
at Whirlpool for global connectivity, controls and electronics. Prior to
joining Whirlpool, Mr. Lui held various leadership and management
positions at Motorola developing and marketing wireless technologies and
products.
Authors
About the Authors 1723
Wolfgang Mann Chapter E.46
Profactor Research and Solutions GmbH
Process Design and Automation,
Forschungszentrum
Seibersdorf, Austria
wolfgang.mann@profactor.at
Wolfgang Mann received the MS from Vienna University of Technology
in Mechanical Engineering. He is currently Head of the Department
Prozess Design and Automation. His research interests are mainly lot
size one automation solutions in modern test stands, handling of small
and complex parts, ultra precision assembly, vision, and sensor guided
assembly.
Sebastian V. Massimini Chapter G.67
The MITRE Corporation
McLean, VA, USA
svm@mitre.org
Dr. Sebastian Vince Massimini is currently a Senior Principal Engineer at MITRE’s
Center for Advanced Aviation System Development, in McLean, Virginia, where
he is a research analyst in navigation and surveillance for airports and air traffic
control architecture. Dr. Massimini is an associate fellow of the American Institute
of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). He received his Doctor of Science in
Operations Research from The George Washington University.
Francisco P. Maturana Chapter C.28
University/Company Rockwell Automation
Department Advanced Technology
Mayfield Heights, OH, USA
fpmaturana@ra.rockwell.com
Dr. Maturana is a Principal Research Engineer at Rockwell Automation. His research
interests are in autonomous control and self organizing systems for automation,
distributed computing, and high performance simulations. He has been issued 16
US/European patents in agent technology and a technical committee member for
IEEE SMC/ISM, BASYS, HOLOMAS. Dr. Maturana received his PhD in Intelligent
Manufacturing Systems from The University of Calgary, Canada.
Henry Mirsky Chapter H.75
University of California, Santa Barbara
Department of Chemical Engineering
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
Mirsky@lifesci.ucsb.edu
Henry Mirsky is a doctoral candidate in the Program in Biomolecular
Science and Engineering at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
He holds a BS degree in Materials Science from Cornell University and
a BS in Molecular and Cell Biology from the University of Arizona. His
research interests include biochemical modelling, sensitivity analysis, and
circadian biology.
Sudip Misra Chapter B.12
Indian Institute of Technology
School of Information Technology
Kharagpur, India
sudip_misra@yahoo.com
Dr. Sudip Misra is an Assistant Professor in the School of Information
Technology at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India.
He received his PhD in Computer Science from Carleton University,
Ottawa, Canada. His current research interests include algorithm design
and soft computing applications in telecommunications. Dr. Misra is the
author of several research papers.
Satish C. Mohleji Chapter G.67
Center for Advanced Aviation System
Development (CAASD)
The MITRE Corporation
McLean, VA, USA
smohleji@mitre.org
Satish Mohleji is a Senior Principal Engineer in the Center for Advanced Aviation
System Development (CAASD) of the MITRE Corp. For 38 years, he has worked
on designing and analyzing future operational concepts for enhancing Air Traffic
Management systems at US and International airports. He received a PhD from the
University of Windsor, Ontario, and MS in Management Science from the American
University in Washington D.C. He is an Associate Fellow of the AIAA.
Authors
1724 About the Authors
Gérard Morel Chapter E.42
Centre de Recherche en Automatique
Nancy (CRAN)
Vandoeuvre, France
gerard.morel@cran.uhp-nancy.fr
Gérard Morel is Professor at Nancy University and Vice-Director of CRAN. He
published over 150 articles on systems and automation engineering. He served in
positions at IFAC and with the European Commission. He is Europe editor of the IJIM
and associate editor of the IFAC International Journal on Engineering Applications of
Artificial Intelligence.
René J. Moreno Masey Chapter F.60
University of Sheffield
Automatic Control and Systems
Engineering
Sheffield, UK
cop07rjm@sheffield.ac.uk
René J. Moreno Masey received an MEng in Mechanical Engineering
from the University of Manchester (1996) and an MSc in Robotics and
Automation from the University of Salford(2006). He workedfor Unilever
(1997–2001) designing hygienic food production lines. His current PhD
research at the University of Sheffield and IIT, Genoa involves the design
of a low-cost industrial robot for the food industry.
Clayton Munk Chapter F.51
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Material & Process Technology
Seattle, WA, USA
clayton.l.munk@boeing.com
Clayton Munk received the Masters of Technology Management from
Brigham Young University in 2006. He is currently a Technical Fellow
and has over 21 years experience in advanced assembly methods for
aircraft structure within M&PT at Boeing Commercial Airplanes. He is
a member of the SAE Aerospace, Air and Space Group and is also the
Chairman of the SAE Aerospace Automated Fastening Committee.
Yuko J. Nakanishi Chapter G.66
Nakanishi Research and Consulting, LLC
New York, NY, USA
nakanishi@transresearch.net
Dr. Yuko J. Nakanishi is Principal, Nakanishi Research and Consulting, LLC; Vice
President of Intelligent TransportationSociety NY andChair ofthe TRBSubcommittee
on Training, Education, and Technology Transfer. Her expertise includes ITS, security,
and performance assessment. She holds a PhD in Transportation Planning and
Engineering from Polytechnic Institute of NY University, MS in Civil Engineering
from City College NY, and MBA in Management from Columbia University.
Dana S. Nau Chapter B.14
University of Maryland
Department of Computer Science
College Park, MD, USA
nau@cs.umd.edu
Dr. Nau is a Professor of both Computer Science and Systems Research at the
University of Maryland, and co-directs the Laboratory for Computational Cultural
Dynamics. He has more than 300 publications and is co-author of a comprehensive
textbook on automated planning. He has authored award-winning software, including
the SHOP2 planning system which is used in projects worldwide. He is a Fellow of
the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).
Peter Neumann Chapter F.56
Institut für Automation
und Kommunikation
Magdeburg, Germany
peter.neumann@ifak.eu
Peter Neumann received the PhD in 1967. Peter Neumann was full
professor at the Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg from 1981 to
1994. In 1991 he founded the applied research institute “ifak” (Institut für
Automation and Kommunikation) headed by him until 2004. His interests
are industrial communications, device management and formal methods
in engineering of distributed computer control systems.
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