MSI 2014 is an international forum for researchers and practioners interested in the areas of modelling, simulation, and identification. It will provide the opportunity to network with other experts from around the world while observing the latest research, results, and ideas in the field. CATE 2014 aims to strengthen academic and industry relationships, to the benefit of all parties.<br>The topics of interest to be covered by MSI 2014 include, but are not limited to:<br>APPLIED MECHANICS<br>Biomechanics<br>Control Systems<br>Dynamics and Vibration<br>Electrical Systems<br>Fluid Mechanics<br>Industrial Engineering<br>Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer<br>COMMUNICATION, COMPUTERS, AND SIGNAL PROCESSING<br>Communication Systems<br>Congestion Control<br>Database Management<br>E–Commerce<br>Information System Management<br>Mobile Networks<br>Multimedia Systems<br>Networks<br>Performance Modelling<br>Quality of Service<br>RF Circuit Modelling<br>Telecommunication<br>Wireless System Architectures<br>ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS IDENTIFICATION, MODELLING, AND SIMULATION<br>Climate and Atmosphere<br>Earth Systems<br>Ecosystems<br>Hydrological Systems<br>Natural Resource Management<br>Terrain Analysis<br>METHODOLOGIES<br>3–Dimensional Modelling<br>Agent–based Modelling<br>Artificial Intelligence<br>Bayes Methods<br>Bond Graph Modelling<br>CASE Systems in Engineering Design<br>Computational Geometry<br>Computer Aided Design<br>Continuous and Discrete Methodology<br>Data Modelling<br>Discrete Event Simulation<br>Distributed Simulation<br>Finite Element Methods<br>Fuzzy Systems<br>Genetic Algorithms<br>Kalman Filtering<br>Knowledge–based Systems<br>Least–Squares Methods<br>Mathematical Modelling<br>Model Development<br>Monte Carlo Simulation<br>Neural Networks<br>Numerical Methods<br>Object Oriented Implementation<br>Petri Nets<br>Physically–based Modelling<br>Simulation and Optimization<br>Simulation Tools and Languages<br>Statistical and Probabilistic Modelling<br>Time Series Analysis<br>Virtual Reality<br>Visualization<br>Web–based Simulation<br>MODELLING ENERGY AND POWER SYSTEMS<br>Control<br>Electricity Markets<br>Energy Demand<br>Energy Economics<br>Energy Flow<br>Fault Simulation<br>Harmonics<br>Modelling of Energy Sources<br>Power Network Simulation<br>Power Plant Modelling<br>Power Quality Analysis<br>SCADA Systems<br>Stability Studies<br>Transient Analysis<br>Transmission Line Modelling<br>Turbine Modelling<br>
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Banff
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Canada
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