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2009 Conference Materials > Propulsion / Power Generation and Energy Management

Proceedings of Fourth Annual Conference, 7 & 8 July 2009
Edinburgh International Conference Centre

These conference proceedings have been approved for release into the public domain through oral and written papers, presentations and web publishing by UK MoD. The work described in these proceedings was funded by the UK MoD under UK MoD contract C/WPE/N03751. The ownership of all work rests with the originators.

Propulsion / Power Generation and Energy Management
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Paper Presentation Poster
PPEM011 Morphing Skins: Development of New Hybrid Materials [C1] Paper Presentation none
PPEM014 Very Long Endurance Propulsion Systems [C2] Paper Presentation Poster
PPEM015 Agent-based Control of Autonomous Power Management on Unmanned Platforms [C3] Paper Presentation Poster
PPEM016 Intelligent Power Management Overview [-] none Presentation none
Intelligent Power Management for Autonomous UAV Systems [C4] Paper Presentation none
Initial Requirements Study into Intelligent Power Management [C5] Paper Presentation none
Assessing the Benefits of Intelligent Power Management for Autonomous Vehicles [C6] Paper Presentation none
Architectures for Vehicle Power Management [C7] Paper Presentation none
IF058 Domain Semantics for Deliberative Intelligent Power Management [C8] Paper none none
IF059 Integration of Multiple Planning Technologies for Power Management [C9] Paper none none
IF061 Investigation into the Interaction between Automatic and Autonomous Systems [C10] Paper Presentation none
ADD021 Reduced Energy Power and Propulsion Concepts [-] none none Poster

 
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Foreword

Algorithms & Architectures
Communications & Control
Mission Planning & Decision Making
Propulsion / Power Generation and Energy Management
Sensor Exploitation
Systems Engineering Research
Plenary Sessions
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