Call for Papers
The 12th IEEE International Conference on Control & Automation (IEEE ICCA 2016) will be
held Wednesday through Friday, June 1‐3, 2016, in Kathmandu, Nepal. The conference is
jointly organized by IEEE Control Systems Chapter, Singapore, and Nepal Power
Engineering Society. It is technically sponsored by IEEE Control Systems Society, Institute
of Engineering. It aims to create a forum for scientists and practising engineers throughout
the world to present the latest research findings and ideas in the areas of control and
automation, and possible contributions toward sustainable development and environment
preservation.
The conference will be held in Kathmandu, capital of Nepal, an ancient city located in the
lap of the Himalayas. Nepal is rich in culture, ethnic diversity and geography. There are
seven world heritage sites in the UNESCO’s list of world heritage within the Kathmandu
valley. The ancient city set up more than 2000 years ago is rich of Hindu and Buddhist
pilgrimage sites, including the world‐famous tourist destination Pokhara.
Past IEEE ICCA Proceedings have been included in EI Compendex, IEEE Xplore and
ISI Proceedings.

Topics of interest include but not limited to
 Modeling and Control of Complex Systems
 Linear Systems
 Robust and H Control
 Nonlinear Systems and Control
 Fuzzy and Neural Systems
 Estimation and Identification
 Fault Detection and Diagnostics
 Process Control & Instrumentation
 Motion Control
 Flexible Manufacturing Systems
 Integrated Manufacturing
 Factory Modeling and Automation
 Petri‐Nets and Applications
 Micro and Nano Systems
 Sensor Networks
 Networked Control
 Control of Smart Power Delivery Systems
 Control of Distributed Generation Systems
 Optimal Control
 Discrete Event Systems
 Adaptive Control
 Learning Systems
 Intelligent and AI Based Control
 Real‐time Systems
 Sensor/data Fusion
 Robotics
 Automated Guided Vehicles
 Control Education
 Control Applications
 Process Automation
 Man‐machine Interactions
 Smart Structures
 Smart Buildings
 Energy Efficiency
 Multi‐agent Systems
 Signal Processing