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Final Program 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Simulation and Modeling Final Program Sept. 20-22, 2018, Changchun, China Copyright and Reprint Permission: This material is permitted for personal use. For any other copying, reprint, republication or redistribution permission, please contact IFAC Secretariat, Schlossplatz 12, 2361 Laxenburg, AUSTRIA. All rights reserved. Copyright©2018 by IFAC. Contents Welcome Message ............................................................................................................ 1 Organizing Committee ...................................................................................................... 2 Program Committee .......................................................................................................... 6 General Information .......................................................................................................... 8 Venue, Date and Transportation .................................................................................... 10 Conference Floor Plan .................................................................................................... 13 Social Events ................................................................................................................... 15 Plenary Lectures ............................................................................................................. 20 Academic-industrial Panel Discussion ......................................................................... 27 Pre-conference Workshops ............................................................................................ 30 Industrial Forums ............................................................................................................ 36 Benchmark Challenge on Engine Control ..................................................................... 36 Sponsorship and Exhibition ........................................................................................... 37 Program at a Glance ....................................................................................................... 38 Technical Program .......................................................................................................... 39 Author Index .................................................................................................................... 72 Keywords Index ............................................................................................................... 78 Copyright ......................................................................................................................... 79 E-CoSM 2018 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Welcome Message Simulation and Modeling Welcome Message It’s our great pleasure to welcome you to the 5th International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Simulation and Modeling (E-CoSM 2018) which will be held in Changchun, China during September 20-22, 2018. E-CoSM is an international conference organized under the auspices of IFAC in the field of vehicle control and intelligence which has great professionalism and authority. It is held every three years. After four successful editions organized and hosted by the Institut Francais du Petrole Energies Nouvelles (IFPEN) in France and Center for Automotive Research and SIM Center, The Ohio State University in USA, E-CoSM 2018 will for the first time be held in China, as well as in Asia. The conference is sponsored by the IFAC Technical Committee on Automotive Control and organized by the State Key Laboratory of Automotive Simulation and Control (ASCL), Jilin University and Technical Committee on Vehicle Control and Intelligence (VCI). You will find that the rich program includes plenaries in the field of vehicle control and intelligence: 1. System modeling and simulation frameworks for engine and powertrain control design, validation and calibration. 2. Model-based control, estimation and diagnostics for the new generations of CI and SI engines and their exhaust gas aftertreatment. 3. Modeling, optimization and control for hybrid and electrified vehicles and their components. 4. Thermal management for next generation vehicles. 5. Control design for 2WD, 4WD and high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles. 6. Applications of intelligent technologies to vehicle powertrains for supervision, energy management and diagnostics type. With about 190 papers submitted from 645 authors (more than 18 countries), we organized 570 reviewers to participate in the technical assessment of the submitted papers. As a result, around 470 reviews were received, which leads to the acceptance of 174 papers constituting the final program of E-CoSM 2018. The technical program covers the same topics as the plenaries, but is not limited to them. There is a set of 28 sessions over the days, ranging from high level vehicle management control and supervision to detailed combustion control and estimation. An industrial program and series of pre-conference workshops will also be held as significant parts of the conference to increase the industrial participation and communication between industry and academia. On behalf of all the Committee members, we sincerely look forward to welcoming you in Changchun, China. Kind regards, Hong Chen, General Chair Lars Eriksson, IPC Chair Tielong Shen, IPC Vice Chair 1 E-CoSM 2018 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Organizing Committee Simulation and Modeling Organizing Committee Organizer State Key Laboratory of Automotive Simulation and Control, Jilin University Sponsor IFAC TC 7.1. Automotive Control CAA Technical Committee on Vehicle Control and Intelligence International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) Chinese Association of Automation, CAA Jilin University Co-sponsor IFAC TC 1.1. Modelling, Identification and Signal Processing IFAC TC 2.2. Linear Control Systems IFAC TC 2.4. Optimal Control IFAC TC 4.5. Human Machine Systems China FAW Group Co., Ltd. State Key Laboratory of Engines, Tianjin University Shandong University Honorary Chair Konghui Guo Jun Li Jilin University Tsinghua University China China Gianfranco Rizzo University of Salerno Italy General Chair / Vice Chair Chair Vice Chair Hong Chen Luigi del Re Jilin University Johannes Kepler University China Austria 2 E-CoSM 2018 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Organizing Committee Simulation and Modeling Vice Chair Vice Chair Chenghui Zhang Hui Xie Shandong University Tianjin University China China IPC Chair / Vice Chair Chair Vice Chair Lars Eriksson Tielong Shen Linköping University Sophia University Sweden Japan Vice Chair Industry Akira Ohata Toyota Motor Corporation Japan Editor Per Tunestål Lund University Sweden NOC Chair / Vice Chair Chair Vice Chair Hui Xie Xubin Song Tianjin University Weichai Power China China Vice Chair Vice Chair Yuan Zou Fuyuan Yang Beijing Institute of Technology University Tsinghua University China China Tutorial Chair Ilya Kolmanovsky University of Michigan USA 3 E-CoSM 2018 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Organizing Committee Simulation and Modeling Invited Session Chair Hui Zhang Junichi Kako Beihang University Toyota Motor Corporation China Japan Yudai Yamasaki Dongpu Cao Tokyo University University of Waterloo Japan Canada Fujun Zhang Junmin Wang Beijing Institute of Technology University University of Texas- Austin China USA Thiva Albin Harald Waschl RWTH Aachen University Johannes Kepler University Germany Austria Industrial Session Chair Shiying Zhou Yuanxian Zhu China FAW Group Co., Ltd. ChengDu WIT Electronic Fuel China System Co., Ltd China Suwen Li Huaren Technology R&D Co., Ltd. China Financial Chair Dejun Yang Jilin University China 4 E-CoSM 2018 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Organizing Committee Simulation and Modeling General Secretary Bingzhao Gao Jilin University China Webmaster Yanfeng Cong Yue Gao Jilin University Jilin University China China Registration Chair / Vice Chair Chair Vice Chair Jiangyan Zhang Kunyi He Dalian Minzu University Jilin University China China Publication Chair Jinwu Gao Jilin University China Volunteer Teacher Shan Cui Kunyi He Jilin University Jilin University China China Qi Zhao Jilin University China Benchmark Organizer Qifang Liu Jilin University China 5 E-CoSM 2018 5th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Program Committee Simulation and Modeling Program Committee Masato Abe Kanagawa Institute of Technology, Japan Qadeer Ahmed Ohio State University, USA Ivan Arsie Università di Salerno, Italy Michel Basset Université Haute-Alsace, France Julie Buckland Ford MC, USA Marcello Canova Ohio State University, USA Dongpu Cao University of Waterloo, Canada Nicolò Cavina University of Bologna, Italy(AM) Yann Chamaillard Université d'Orléans, France (AM) Ali Charara Compiègnes, France Xiang Chen University of Windsor, Canada (AM) Hongqing Chu Jilin University, China Guillaume Colin Université d’Orléans, France (AM) Johan Dahl Volvo Group Truck Technology, Sweden Kevin Deng Jilin University, China Josko Deur University of Zagreb, Croatia (AM) Lars Eriksson Linköping University, Sweden (AM) Bingzhao Gao Jilin University, China Chris Gerdes Stanford, USA Luigi Glielmo Università del Sannio, Italy Carlos Guardiola Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain Thierry Marie Guerra Valenciennes, France (AM) Bilin Aksun Guvenc Ohio State University, USA Erik Hellström Ford Motor Company, USA Björn
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