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The European Control Conference
The European Control Conference
The European Control Conference (ECC) has been organized every two
years under the auspices of the European Control Association (EUCA)
since 1991. From 2013 on it will take place annually.
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ECC 2016 ECC 2009
29 June – 1 July 2016 23-26 August, 2009
Aalborg, Denmark Budapest, Hungary
GC: J. Stoustrup GC: L. Keviczky,
PC: A. Rantzer PC: J. Bokor
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ECC 1999 ECC 1993
31 August–3 September, 1999 June 28 – July 1, 1993
Karlsruhe, Germany Groningen, Netherlands
GC: P.M. Frank, GC: J. Willems,
PCs: P. Frank, G. Bretthauer PC: J. Nieuwenhuis
ECC 1995
5-8 September 1995
Rome, Italy
GC: A. Isidori, PCs: A. Isidori,
S. Bittanti, E. Mosca
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The European Control Association
EUCA launched its first major initiative in 1991 with a series of wide-
spectrum conferences called the European Control Conferences (ECC).
The goal of these conferences was to promote the science and
technology of control in the broadest sense – whether in engineering,
physical, biological, social or economic, and in both theory and
application. The first ECC was held in Grenoble in 1991, under the
chairmanship of Professor Ioan Landau, and was attended by about 650
people. The ECC was subsequently held every two years until 2011.
From 2013 onward, is held annually.
EUCA’s second major initiative came in 1995 with the launch of the
European Journal of Control, a scientific journal that would serve as
EUCA’s main channel for disseminating important contributions to the
field of Systems and Control. The first issue of the journal appeared in
September of that year under the editorial direction of Professor
Landau.
For a decade starting in 2003 Professor Sergio Bittanti was the editor-in-
chief. In July 2013 he was succeeded by Professor Alessandro Astolfi.
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EUCA Council and Officers
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EUCA General Assembly
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