http://www.ies-bacm.org -- IEEE IES TC Building Automation, Control and Management - The gate to the intelligent building

Recent Activities

Date	Activity	Person
2009	Elaborated Documents for IEEE IES: - Conference Review Guidelines - Conference Slides Guidelines - TC Evaluation Principles - TC Evaluation Sheet (draft example for discussion)
2009	Organized Chapter Industrial Networks for The Industrial Electronics Handbook
2009	Organized Special Section on BACM in Transactions on Industrial Electronics
on going	Delegate at reseach cluster AUTCOM (Automatin and Computer Technology)	Albert Treytl, Thomas Novak
on going	Organizing Special Sessions and Tracks at - IEEE INDIN - IEEE IECON - IEEE ETFA - IEEE WFCS - IEEE HSI
on going	Lobbying on Conferences for Security and Building Automation	Albert Treytl
2006, all the year	We repeatedly held talks and organized tutorials for interested industrial parties and other bodies.	Dietmar Dietrich, Peter Palensky
28.6.2006	Organizing a IEEE IES INDIN 2006 BACM track. Peter Palensky (Secretary of IES-BACM) chaired a conference track titled" Ubiquitous Sensors/actuators network" at the INDIN 06 in Singapore. Most contributions of this track were heavily related to building automation. Therefore the upcoming INDIN 2007 provides a special track called "Buildings, Networks and Automation" which deals with multiple building automation related topics like convergence of networks or facility management.	Peter Palensky
1.6.2006	Work in CEN TC 247 on combined standard on security and safety in building automation (work item # 113) work is still in progress	Albert Treytl, Thomas Novak
1.7.2006	Setup of a Reviewer List for Security	Albert Treytl
1.10.2006	The national symposium IGW (Intelligente Gebäude und Wohnungen - Intelligent Buildings and Apartements) was held in 2005 and 2006 and tries to narrow the gap between research, industry and building operators. For all participants of the meeting it is essential to understand the position and motivation of their counterparts, in order to enhance future building automation systems. Building automation as an independent branch of study has been neglected far too long by research institutes and the industry. Right now it is important to include representatives of as many relevant professions as possible into the research process for forthcoming building automation systems.	Dietmar Dietrich
1.10.2006	Convince professors and people of the Chinese standardization delegation to work with us and to become a member of our TC BACM	Fischer
17.10.2006	Tried to convience BACNET people of USA to become a member in BACM
2006/2007	Organizing the IEEE IES INDIN 2007 conference and to install special BACM tracks	Peter Palensky