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The 66th International Conference of Scandinavian Simulation Society, SIMS 2025
Stavanger, Norway, September 23-24, 2025
The University of Stavanger (UiS) in collaboration with the Norwegian Society of Electric and Automatic Control (NFEA), Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet), and the University of South-Eastern Norway (USN) invite you to submit a paper to SIMS 2025.
SIMS 2025 will cover broad aspects of recent research and industrial development work in modelling, simulation and optimization in engineering applications. The scientific program will include technical sessions with submitted papers and industrial sessions with discussion contributions. In addition there will be keynote presentations, technical tours to industrial sites and research facilities at the organizing university and possibly one poster session.
CO-SPONSORED by IFAC
Main co-sponsored IFAC TC:
IFAC TC 3.2 Computational Intelligence in Control
IFAC TC 3.2 Computational Intelligence in Control
Other co-sponsored IFAC TC:
- FAC TC 6.1 Chemical Process Control
- IFAC TC 6.2 Mining, Mineral and Metal Processing
- IFAC TC 6.3 Power and Energy Systems
- IFAC TC 6.4 Fault Detection,Supervision&Safety of Techn.Processes-SAFEPROCESS
- IFAC TC 7.1 Automotive Control
- IFAC TC 9.4 Control Education
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Conference Themes:
- Modelling and simulation, for design, planning, optimization, control and monitoring.
- Tools for modelling and simulation. Numerical methods for simulation as well as novel techniques.
- Visualization of modelling and simulation results.
- Practical case studies of industrial automation. Controlbased, modelbased and simulationbased decision making.
- Use of modelling and simulation in STEM education.
Application areas include
- Renewable energy systems: Both bioenergy and biofuels. As well as geothermal, hydro, solar, thermal, wave, tidal and wind energy
- Power and energy systems: For example electric power, energy storage, hydrogen technologies, fuel cells, heat pumps, industrial plants, energy use in buildings and power plants
- Transportation: Automotive and combustion engines. Hybrid and electrical vehicles. marine and infrastructure.
- Industrial processes including chemical processes as well as chemical process control. Both mineral and mining processing. Carbon capture as well as storage. Both oil and gas and also water treatment.
- Cyber-physical systems. Both Fault detection and resilience. Safety as well as technical processes
- Both biosystems and medical systems.
Program Committees
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City of Stavanger
Welcome to Stavanger, a city where history, nature, and innovation meet! Nestled along the stunning Norwegian coastline, Stavanger offers a perfect backdrop for the 66th International Conference of Scandinavian Simulation Society. As one of Norway’s most dynamic cities, it boasts a unique blend of old-world charm and cutting-edge industry. Wander through its charming streets lined with wooden houses, explore the iconic Pulpit Rock towering above the fjords, or dive into the vibrant cultural scene that includes world-class museums and galleries.
Stavanger is not only a hub for energy and technology but also a gateway to unforgettable natural beauty. The city’s proximity to breathtaking fjords, serene beaches, and scenic hiking trails invites exploration after the conference sessions. For the food lovers, Stavanger offers some of the best culinary experiences in Norway, featuring locally sourced seafood and modern Nordic cuisine.
Whether you seek inspiration from the serene landscape, historic sites like the Cathedral from 1125, or the buzzing innovation scene, Stavanger promises an enriching and memorable experience. We can’t wait to welcome you to this picturesque city for a conference where knowledge meets nature!
Clarion Hotel Energy
is located next to DNB Arena, the home of the Stavanger Oilers Hockey Team, close to one of the main roads in Stavanger the hotel is easily accessible by public transportation with busses to downtown every 5 minutes during conference hours. The hotel offers family rooms and various amenities that cater to families, such as a playroom for children, board games/puzzles, kid meals. The hotel has easy access to nearby attractions, making it convenient for family outings. Examples of nearby attractions: Sword in Rock, a commemorative monument of a historic Viking battle featuring three 10-meter-tall bronze swords planted into solid rock (30 min walking distance). AMFI Madla, the largest shopping center in Stavanger, located at walking distance (10 minutes) with over 80 stores, as well as various services like a library, fitness center, and medical facilities. Store Stokkavatnet, a beautiful lake popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, running, and bird watching, featuring an 8 km loop trail, surrounded by lush greenery is also at walking distance from the conference venue (10 minutes).
Location: Clarion Hotel Energy, Ishockeyveien 2, 4021 Stavanger, Norway
SIMS, the Scandinavian Simulation Society, is a member of
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EUROSIM, Federation of European Simulation Societies
http://www.eurosim.info/
