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Special Sessions

IDETC/CIE

DFMLC-13-1: LIGHTNING TALKS ON THE Samantha Janko
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN FRONTIER Arizona State University
Design of an Agent-Based Technique for Controlling Interconnected
Monday, August 7 Distributed Energy Resource Transactions
2:00pm–3:40pm
Room 22 Mengqi Hu
University of Illinois at Chicago
This lightning talk session provides a brief overview of the broad range A Guided Particle Swarm Optimizer for Distributed Operation of Electric
sustainability papers from the DAC, DTM and the DFMLC conferences. The Vehicle to Building Integration
purpose is to quickly raise audience awareness of the sustainability work
going on across the IDETC conferences, and build a cohesive community Aditi Verma
in design for sustainability. Each speaker will present a five minute, timed MIT
15 slide overview of their full length IDETC presentation. A broad range of Origins of Design Principles: The Case of Nuclear Reactor Design Projects
cutting edge, interdisciplinary topics relevant to sustainable design will be
presented. Michel-Alexandre Cardin
National University of Singapore
The talks will range from design principles to data analytics, smart systems, Flexibility and Real Options Analysis in Design for Long Term Generation
formal methodology, tools, domain modeling, experimental studies, Expansion Planning of Power Grid Systems
educational issues and industrial practices. Specific topics of interest
include, but are not limited to: Chris Mattson
Brigham Young University
• Sustainable design principles A Simple Starting Point for Designing for and/or Assessing the Social
Impact of Products
• Sustainability of advanced manufacturing technologies
Chris Mattson
• Social factors in design and manufacturing Brigham Young University
Towards a Universal Social Impact Metric for Engineered Products That
• Sustainability of energy systems Alleviate Poverty

• Innovative life cycle assessment models

• Environmental sustainability awareness

• Smart systems for sustainability

INVITED SPEAKERS MSNDC-17-1: AUTONOMOUS AND
CONNECTED VEHICLES
Steve Manieri
Universita’ Degli Studi Di Parma Tuesday, August 8
A Life Cycle Model to Assess Costs and Environmental Impacts of Different 2:00pm–5:40pm
Maritime Vessel Typologies Room 26 A

Amos Winter and Guillermo F. Diaz Lankenau *1st half of this session includes the Lyapunov Award Lecture/Keynote
MIT (see page 28)
Design of an Integrated Cotton Picking System for Small-Scale Indian
Agriculture The special session on “Autonomous and Connected Vehicles” features
invited presentations by experts in the field.

Jungfeng Ma INVITED SPEAKERS
Mississippi State University
An Experimental Study of Additive Manufacturing Energy Consumption Joshua Every

Marcos Esterman Transportation Research Center Inc.
Rochester Institute of Technology
Implementation of an Object-Oriented Life Cycle Assessment Framework Vehicle Automation – Beyond the PR
Using Functional Analysis and Systems Engineering Principles Vehicle automation systems stand to change many aspects of our society,
including a fundamental change in how we approach mobility. There is a
Cassandra Telenko growing public perception that vehicle automation is a solved problem;
Georgia Tech though, there remain significant unanswered questions between the state
Finding Causality in Socio-Technical Systems: A Comparison of Bayesian of the art and the future. An overview of the on-going activity in this space
Network Structure Learning Algorithms provides insight into the current state of automated driving, with a focus on
discussing unsettled topics in this area.
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