IEEE ELECTRIC SHIP TECHNOLOGIES SYMPOSIUM

NEW DATES!
Tutorials will be given July 27-30, 2021
Main Program: August 3-6, 2021

Sponsored by: IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS)
Technical Sponsor: IEEE Transportation Electrification Community (TEC)

The ESTS 2021 will focus on emerging electric ship technologies in the following major technical areas:

  • Model-based systems engineering: ship and system-level models, methods and guidelines, including digital twin development
  • Model-based systems engineering: subsystem-level, converter, & component models, methods and guidelines
  • Electric propulsion and generation (machines, variable speed drives, propulsors)
  • Electrical power conversion for DC distribution, including active current limitation
  • Energy storage and pulsating loads: integration, control, and impact on system performance
  • Power distribution, cabling, superconducting DC systems, and dielectric challenges at medium voltage
  • Electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic compatibility, grounding, and common-mode behavior
  • Protection, reconfiguration, and survivability
  • Power system control methods and architectures
  • Cyber-physical system considerations for shipboard platforms

The ESTS 2021 conference seeks two-hour tutorial proposals, which should provide instructional materials on relevant topics within the scope of the above major technical areas. There is no cost to attend the tutorial sessions and attendance is open to the public. Accepted tutorials will be recorded, appear on IEEE Xplore, and may be posted on the ESTS website.

Submission of Tutorial Proposals

Proposals should concisely describe the relevance of the tutorial to electric ship technologies and contain the following sections: Title, Outline, Speaker(s) and the topics they will cover, and Brief CVs (less than 300 words per speaker).

The instructor(s) should indicate any presentation requirements (e.g. multimedia) and any plans to provide case studies, practical examples, or hands-on activities. Submitted tutorial proposals should not exceed four pages and should be sent to the Tutorials Chair in a single PDF file at stevens@usna.edu. The deadline for submissions is April 2, 2021 (Extended from March 19, 2021. Organizational approvals for any material being presented must be completed by June 4, 2021. If you have any questions, please contact the Tutorials Chair.

Important Dates

*Submission deadline:  April 2, 2021 *Extended from March 19, 2021
Acceptance notification:  May 21, 2021
Receipt of final tutorial material:  June 4, 2021

ESTS 2021 Tutorials Chair

John Stevens, Annapolis, Maryland
stevens@usna.edu
(410) 293-6152

Sponsors

IEEE Power & Energy Society logo IEEE Power Electronics Society

Platinum Patron

Technical Sponsor

IEEE TEC logo

Gold Patron