To recognize outstanding contributions to control systems technology either in design and implementation or project management. Historical Background: Revised 2000. Prize: $2,000, photo-engraved Plaque for each recipient, and travel expenses to the CDC for one recipient (round trip restricted minimal coach air fare, conference registration, and up to 4 conference-rate hotel nights for a 3-day conference, and up to 5 conference-rate hotel nights for a 4-day conference) If the prize is awarded to a group, members of the group will equally split the cash portion of the prize. Funding: Funded by the IEEE Control Systems Society. Presentation: At the Awards Ceremony of the IEEE Control Systems Society. Basis for Judgement: The technical merit of the outstanding control systems technology contribution in either design and implementation, or project management. The broader impacts of the contribution towards the benefit of society at large and towards the CSS diversity and inclusiveness goals in terms of geography, gender, and work sector. Eligibility: Either an individual or a team. Nomination Details: Nominations and reference letters are due by May 15 and must be submitted using the IEEE Control Systems Society Awards Nomination system at awards.paperplaza.net. Nomination Form Nomination Instructions Recipients 2000 Photo: Siva Banda Acceptance Speech × 1999 Photo: Michael Piovoso For research, development, and implementation of state of the art process control in the chemical manufacturing industry Acceptance Speech × 1998 Photo: Guy Dumont For innovative industrial applications of adaptive control Acceptance Speech × 1997 Photo: Joe Chow For pioneering contributions to time-scale analysis of large power systems Acceptance Speech × 1996 Photo: Harvey Banks Acceptance Speech × 1995 Photo: Suresh Joshi For the development and application of control systems methodology to light weight, flexible spacecraft systems and structures Acceptance Speech × 1994 Gregory Diehl, and Rajan Suri For the creation, development, implementation and management automation planning software, ManuPlan and its derivative MPX during the period 1986-1993 Acceptance Speech × 1993 Photo: Alan Laub For contributions to CACSD that have fundamentally changed the research and applications environment for control systems design Acceptance Speech × 1992 George Meyer Acceptance Speech × 1991 Photo: Gunner Bengsston Acceptance Speech × Pagination « « First ‹ ‹‹ 1 2 3 4 › ›› » Last »
For research, development, and implementation of state of the art process control in the chemical manufacturing industry
For the development and application of control systems methodology to light weight, flexible spacecraft systems and structures
For the creation, development, implementation and management automation planning software, ManuPlan and its derivative MPX during the period 1986-1993
For contributions to CACSD that have fundamentally changed the research and applications environment for control systems design
