7th International Conference on Properties and
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Outline; Location; Transportation;
Topics; Language;
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6th, May
Registration; Accomodation; Technical
Tours; Sightseeing; VISA;
Secretariat; Organizing
Committee; International
Advisory Committee
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3rd, June |
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4th, June |
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Note: fee includes one Printing Fee, Banquet, Coffee Break,
Technical Tours.
* Member: IEEE & IEEJ
***Full-time students
If you cannot access the above web, please use the additional
document.
Registration on the Web will be finished
on 25, May.
The participators can stay at the following hotel at a special
conference rate. Please contact hotel information directly.
・Meitetsu New Grand Hotel.
Twin: \9,240@person, Single: \10,290.
inc. Breakfast & Tax
Phone: +81-52-452-5511, Fax: +81-52-452-5893
Thechnical Tours will be held at the afternoon on 3rd, June 2003.
A. Toyota Motor Corporation --- Production line and Visitor Center
B. Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc. --- Advanced combined cycle power plant and 275kV XLPE power cables at Kawagoe Thermal Power Station
Attention: This course has long and steep steps to go down in a deep hole. Therefore, for laidies, do not put on a skirt, please. For a poor walker, please refrain from this course.
C. NGK Insulators, Ltd. --- High Voltage Laboratory and Insulator Plant
Optional sightseeing tours to Kyoto (Old Capital), Ise-Shima National Park (Ise Shrine and Mikimoto Pearl Island), Nagoya City (Nagoya Castle and Tokugawa Museum), etc. are planned.
The ICPADM 2003 at NAGOYA, Japan will be held on June 1-5, 2003. The ICPADM is a large-scale international conference on dielectrics and electrical insulation. The purpose of this conference is to provide a forum for reserachers, scientists and engineers from all over the world to exchange ideas and discuss recent progress in dielectric materials, electrical insulation and related measurement technolgy. Previous conferences were held every three years in Xi'an, China(1985), Beijing, China(1988), Tokyo, Japan(1991), Brisbane, Australia(1994), Seoul, Korea(1997) and Xi'an, China(2000). The conference organizers cordially invite you to participate in the conference.
NAGOYA
is the 4th largest city in Japan and
is located at the center of Japan, between Tokyo and
Osaka. Nagoya Castle and twin golden
dolphins are the most famous in Nagoya. Nagoya castle was originally
built in 1612 by the 1st shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa. Since then, Nagoya
was an important city that strategically linked the old capital of
Kyoto with the new capital of Edo(the old name of Tokyo). Nagoya had
more temples than Kyoto, but most of temples and original Nagoya
castle were fired in the World War II. Therefore, Nagoya is
transfigured to a modern western-style city. If you are interested in
Nagoya and want to know about Nagoya city in detail, please access
http://www.ncvb.or.jp/e_html/index_e.htm or http://www.ncvb.or.jp/index_e.html. The nearest airport to Nagoya is the
Nagoya International Airport
(NGO). There are many flights to
Nagoya from main cities in the world. The direct airlines from Europe
are three lines, from Amsterdam(KLM)*, from
Frankfrut(LH) and from London(JL)*. The direct
airlines from USA are four lines, from Portland(DL)*, from Washington
and Detroit(NW) and from Los Angeles(JL*&RG). If you
arrive at Nagoya Airport, you can move to the downtown by bus within
30min. If you arrive at the Tokyo
International Airport (NARITA, NRT) or the Kansai
International Airport(KIX), you have
to take a Shinkansen from Tokyo Station or Shin-Osaka Station,
respectively. It takes about 1 and 2
hours to move to Nagoya Station from
Tokyo Station and Shin-Osaka Station, respectively.
* : temporary stopping
Tourism for JAPAN:
http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/
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Transportation
1. Electrical Insulation in Power Apparatus and Cables (GIS,
Transformers, Rotating Machines, Cables, Capacitors, Insulators,
Arresters, etc)
2. Monitoring and Diagnosis of Degradation, Risk Management,
Condition-Based Preventive Maintenance, etc.
3. Aging and Life Time Estimation
4. Partial Discharge, Treeing, and Tracking
5. Dielectric Phenomena and Their Applications
6. Electrical Conduction and Breakdown in Dielectrics (Solid,
Liquid and Gas)
7. Surface and Interfacial Phenomena
8. Space Charge
9. HV Power Electronics Device (Power Module) and Printed Circuit
Board (PCB)
10. Eco-friendly Power Apparatus and Cables (Design, Materials,
Recycling, etc)
11. Dielectric Materials for Electronics and Photonics (Organic
EL, Electronic Devices, Optical Devices, etc)
12. New and Functional Dielectric Materials (Ceramics, Biological
Materials, Soft-Materials, Nano-Materials, etc)
13. Test and Measurement Techniques
14. Globalization of Insulation Technology (International
Standards, etc)
The working language of the conference in English. All printed matter will appear in English.
If you need VISA in order to participate in ICPADM 2003 in Japan, please contact Ms. Kaneko, icpadm@nuee.nagoya-u.ac.jp, who is a stuff of Mizutani Lab., Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Nagoya University.
If you have more information about ICPADM2003, please contact to Secretariat.
General Chair: T. Mizutani (Nagoya University)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chair: Y. Ohki (Waseda University)
Program Committee Chair: T. Okamoto (CREPI)
Finance Committee Chair: H. Okubo (Nagoya University)
Publication Committee Chair: M Nagao (Toyohashi University of
Technology)
Publicity Committee Chair: K. Kimura (Kyushu Institute of
Technology)
Local Arrangement Committee Chair: T. Mori (Nagoya University)
SECRETARIAT Chair: Y. Suzuoki (Nagoya University)
INTERNATIONAL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Chair: Harry E. Orton (Canada)
A. Cookson (USA) T. Mizutani (Japan)
M. Darveniza (Australia) G. C. Montanari (Italy)
L. A. Dissado (UK) R. Patsch (Germany)
U. Gaefvert (Sweden) Suwarno (Indonesia)
J. A. Giacometti (Brazil) A. Toureille (France)
Jing Tao (Singapore) Tu Demin (Chaina)
Ho-Gi Kim (Korea)
IEEE DEIS Representative: A. Bulinski (Canada)
