Presentations are selected through a review process and issued in the proceedings. To accommodate the the earlier meeting time, the schedule for paper submission and review has also been modified. Be sure to keep these modified dates in mind as you are making your plans to submit and attend the ACC 2002. The 2002 ACC organizing committee is comprised of about 20 engineering professionals representing all 8 societies from throughout North America, and the program committee will add another 20 professionals to the management team. In addition to sponsoring the ACC, the AACC represents the United States to the world control community, IFAC, and administers several prestigious cross disciplinary national awards for control innovation and engineering practice.
Anchorage is a great place to visit.
It is a city of 250,000, on the Cook Inlet, backed by the snow-capped Chugach Mountain Range, facing Mt. McKinley, tempered by the Pacific Ocean currents, and surrounded by wildlife, glaciers, and scenery. At 20,320 feet McKinley is the tallest peak in North America. Anchorage is the start of the 1000 mile Iditerod Trail sled dog race. For vacationers the combination of extended daylight, mountains, wilderness, ski resorts, visible wildlife, unique history, and the 39 feet tidal range of the inlet all combine for wonderful memories. AISE ASCE ASME IEEE ISA SICE SCS Call for Papers Call for Contributed Papers For regular papers, submit an electronic copy of the manuscript to the appropriate Society Review Chair.