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National Workshop on IEEE Malabar Subsection The Organizers: Workshop Coordinator: National Workshop On The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Dr Ashok S Engineers (IEEE) is the largest professional society in the world, its origin dating back to 1887. Professor Malabar Subsection” of IEEE, the first subsection Dept of Electrical Engineering under Kerala Section came into existence in NIT Calicut‐673601, India December 2010. The subsection is formed to provide a better network for IEEE members of Ph:0495‐2286305, 09446647271 various categories working in the geographical e‐mail: [email protected] area of Malabar region of Kerala spanning the districts of. Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, NIT Calicut and Calicut city: Wayanad, Kannur and Kasargod. The subsection National Institute of Technology Calicut (NITC) is has more than 100 full members and 250 student one of the premier national institutions of members. Currently the subsection office is technical education managed by the Ministry of situated at NIT Calicut, Kerala. As more Human Resources Development, Government of Institutions are coming up in the region, the India (http://www.nitc.ac.in). NITC is located subsection hopes to grow further in terms of membership and activities. IEEE has been about 22 kilometers east of Calicut city of Kerala pioneering the areas of ‘Smart Grid Engineering’ State and offers a placid environment for learning along with Humanitarian Technology Challenges and research. (HTC) in recent times. The proposed work shop on “Smart Grid Engineering” is the first of a series of NITC has eleven departments, six centers and 29‐30 July, 2011 major programs being planned this year on major three schools offering ten undergraduate, twenty- NIT CALICUT areas of interest to members of IEEE and four postgraduate programmes apart from Ph. D. professionals interested. We hope that the The institute has good infrastructure in computing, workshop will provide an excellent opportunity for information technology, laboratories and central professional to interact with experts in this area library including digital library. It is the hometown Organized and acquire some cutting edge skills required to excel in this important area of Electrical of institutions of national importance including By Engineering. NITC, IIMK, DOEACC, CWRDM, Kerala School of Mathematics etc. Calicut is connected by direct Institution of Engineers India (IEI) Kozhikode trains/road/air to all major cities in India. chapter has agreed to join IEEE in organizing this IEEE Malabar Subsection workshop. Calicut, also known as Kozhikode Office Bearers of IEEE Malabar Subsection: (http://kozhikode.nic.in), is the city of spices and In association with Chair: Dr. K. P. Mohandas, NIT Calicut is a major center of domestic trade activities. Vice Chair: Dr. Lillykutty Jacob, NIT Calicut Kozhikode Beach, Mananchira Square, Kappad Institution of Engineers, Calicut Chapter Beach, Kadalundy Bird Sanctuary, Beypore Secretary: Dr.Sameer S. M., NIT Calicut Dept. of Electrical Engineering, NIT Calicut Treasurer: R. Nandakumar, DOEACC, Calicut traditional wooden ship building centre, IEEE Contact: Dr.Sameer S. M Thusharagiri Waterfalls, Pazhassiraja Museum, [email protected], 09446500650 Thali Temple, Mother of God Cathedral and Kuttichira Masjid are some of the local attractions. About the workshop • Power Quality issues REGISTRATION FORM The major part of the electricity is generated • Policy Issues & Economics Smart Grid Engineering from fossil fuels. The depleting nature of • Case studies fossil fuels has led to electricity generation 29‐30 July, 2011 from alternative resources which are Resource persons: distributed in nature. Hybrid energy systems, 1. Name. …………………………………………………………. integration of renewable sources at the Faculty experts of NITC and Invited experts distribution level as distributed generation and from Utilities/ Industries/ Research 2. Designation………………………………………………….. micro grid concepts have already been in Institutions. practice. Smart Grid is emerging as an Who should attend: 3 Dept.‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ outgrowth of dispersed on-site and embedded Working Professionals from Industries/ generation via the application of emerging 4. Address ………………………………………………………... technologies in communication, power Utilities/ R&D/ other organizations /Faculty electronics and control. from Engineering Institutions. …………………..………………………................................. Smart grid, utilizing information technology, Registration: ......…………………………………………………………………… allows two way communications between Duly filled in application along with suppliers and consumers in order to decide Phone No: …………………………................... jointly or independently decide control registration fee of Rs 1500/- may be sent to strategies to save energy, reduce costs and the workshop coordinator with the registration th Mobile:…………………………………………………………….. increase reliability and transparency. In form not later than 15 July 2011. DD shall general, it is focusing on the integration of be drawn in favor of “IEEE Malabar Section” E‐mail………………………………………………………………… new and renewable energy resources to the A/c No: 31550718138, IFS Code : grid, maintaining quality, reliability and SBIN0002207, Swift Code: SBININBB392 5. Specialization:……………………………………………….. customer satisfaction. payable at SBI, NIT Calicut branch The two day workshop on ‘Smart Grid 50% concession in registration charges for 6. Years of Experience:……………………………………… Engineering’ aims to create a platform for the IEEE members. Research scholars &IEEE working professionals and academicians to student members shall pay Rs 500/- as 7. Experience in Smart Grid Engg.: discuss various technological issues of registration charges. Early information by e- ………………………………………………………………………….. development of smart grid. Theoretical mail for registration is appreciated. aspects, simulation and case studies will be Accommodation: 8. DD for registration payable at SBI NIT Calicut : presented during the workshop. Boarding and lodging for the participants will Amount: Major topics: be arranged in the hotels on chargeable basis on request. No separate spouse programme. No: Date: • Hybrid Energy Systems Contact: Workshop Coordinator or • Smart Grid Technology Secretary, IEEE Malabar Section Signature of applicant .
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