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30 Economic Predictive Control Speaker: David Angeli 13.00 BUFFET LUNCH 14.00 High Voltage DC Power Transmission Systems Speaker: Tim Green 14.30 Risk Profile for Future Power Systems Speaker:

Theil’s Inequality Coefficient• Originally proposed as a tool for. economic forecasting. •

where st are the economic states and evolve. • Investor holds nt shares of each asset and therefore has wealth. ... τΛ. =n. T. t t tw = n p. Risk Premiums are a function of economic states.

Resource economics: optimal harvesting (fishing,forestry,.). 3. Chemical engineering: optimize yield, purity etc.

Capacity (delays)• Security (9/11)• Efficiency (low-cost carriers, economic fragility, fuel prices)• Environment.

Examples:. Economic networks. Power distribution networks. Communication networks (e.g. Internet). Vehicle formations (flocking phenomena, platooning etc). ... Economic networks. Power distribution networks. Communication networks (e.g. Internet).

Frederik Bonnans (INRIA) 9.30-10.30 (Univ. Bayreuth) Lars Grune, ‘Economic MPC without Terminal Constraints’.

experimental conditions. In economics and the social sciences (and biology?),. data often gathered passively‘in vivo’.

Dahleh is interested in Networked Systems with applications to Social and Economic Networks, Transportation Networks, and the Power Grid. ... His career as an economist began at the Department of Applied Economics, Cambridge University, and then at the

O. Calderon, D. Angeli and G. Strbac, Economic and Environmental Benefits of Dynamic Demand in Providing Frequency Regulation, IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, on-line access, Digital Object Identifier: