1. IFAC Technical Committee (TC) 5.2
Manufacturing Modelling for Management and Control
TC 5.2 Meeting, June 12th, 2018, Bergamo
June 12th, 2018
Meeting of IFAC TC 5.2, 16th INCOM Symposium, Bergamo, Italy

2. Agenda New TC Roster 2017-2020 Information on Working groups
INCOM 2018 in Bergamo (June 11-13, 2018)
New TC 5.2 Awards
Next MIM conference in Berlin, Germany (MIM 2019)
Other business
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3. New TC Roster 2017-2020 Chair: Prof. Dmitry Ivanov (Germany)
Vice-Chairs:
Prof. Alexandre Dolgui (France)
Prof. Natalia Bakhtadze (Russia)
Prof. Farouk Yalaoui (France)
VC for Education: Prof. Daria Battini (Italy)
VC for Publication Prof. Enzo Morosini Frazzon (Brazil),
VC for Industry Dr. Oleg Gusikhin (Ford, USA)
VC for Social Media (tbn!)
Dr. Eric Grosse (TU Darmstadt) agrees to become new VC for Social Media
Members:
86 members from 22 countries, about 20% renewal rate as compared to previous TC roster
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4. TC Roster 2017-2020 https://tc.ifac-control.org/5/2/members
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5. Working groups ‘Supply Network Engineering ‘,
chairs: Prof. Alexandre Dolgui (France) and Prof. Dmitry Ivanov (Germany)
 This WG will be re-named in Digital Supply Network Engineering and Management
'Advanced multi-criteria applications in manufacturing and logistics',
chairs: Prof. Lyes Benyoucef (France), Dr. Aguirre Hernan (Japan) and Prof. Farouk Yalaoui (France)  Prof. Yalaoui suggests changing the topic of this WG and consider possible cooperation with TC 5.1 as a joint WG
‘Design and Control of Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems‘,
chairs: Prof. Olga Battaïa, Dr. Xavier Delorme (France), Dr. Rita Gamberini (Italy) and Prof. Manoj Kumar Tiwari (India)
‘Advances in Integrated Maintenance Management‘,
chairs: Prof. Anis Chelbi (Tunisia), Prof. Ali Gharbi (Canada) and Prof. Nidhal Rezg (France)
‘Risk, analytics and operations‘,
chairs: Prof. Desheng Dash Wu (Sweden) and Prof. Charles S. Tapiero (USA)
‘Intelligent methods and systems supporting supply chain decision making‘,
chairs: Prof. Michael Freitag (Germany) and Prof. Enzo Morosini Frazzon (Brazil)
‘Human factors and ergonomics in industrial and logistic system design and management',
chairs: Prof. Daria Battini (Italy), Prof. Fabio Sgarbossa (Italy), Prof. Christoph Glock (Germany)

6. INCOM 2018 TC 5.2 is co-sponsor of INCOM 2018 (main sponsor is CC5)
Bergamo, Italy, June 11-13, 2018
Deliverables at INCOM 2018 (preliminary):
Special/Invited Sessions from TC 5.2: 13 out of 47 in total
Papers in the INCOM program from TC 5.2: 47 out of 282 in total
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7. INCOM 2018
WG1:
Invited session: System identification for manufacturing control applications
Invited session: Supply Chain and Operations Simulation
WG2:
Invited session: Modeling and optimization approaches for the next generation
Invited session: Operations research techniques for modeling and optimizing logistics
Invited session: Optimization of design and planning problems in health care systems
Open Track: Scheduling problems
WG3:
Special session (jointly with WG2): Advanced fuzzy logic applications in manufacturing and logistics
WG6:
Open Track: Intelligent Methods and Systems supporting Supply Chains Decision Making
Invited session (jointly with WG1): Supply Chain and Operations Simulation
WG7:
Invited session: Warehousing and material handling in manufacturing and distribution settings: trends and technologies
Invited session: Human factors and ergonomics in industrial and logistic system design and management
Other events outside WG activities:
Invited session: Digital Twins as the heart of Cyber-Physical manufacturing systems
Special session: Multimodal Networks Modeling and Design
Open Track: Industrial Performance Measurement and Management
Open Track: Industrial robotics and applications
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8. TC 5.2 presentation @ Plenary Panel, June 13th, 9:00-10:30 AM
INCOM 2018
TC 5.2 Plenary Panel, June 13th, 9:00-10:30 AM
CC5 chair Prof. Panetto organizes a panel discussion of all TCs to re-evaluate the scope of each TC, avoid topic overlapping and define future directions.
TC 5.2 members discussed 3 major trends on which TC 5.2 will work in future.
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9. Future trends (1) Resilient and digital manufacturing networks in the era of Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0 technology enables new production strategies that require highly customized supply network control.
Another trend is creation of resilient supply chains to cope with risks.
The ultimate objective of plans and future developments is therefore to facilitate developments in management decision-support systems for design, scheduling and control of resilient and digital manufacturing networks and production systems.
The vision of the overall contribution in next years is to bring together researchers and practitioners to present and discuss emerging topics in modern manufacturing modeling, management, and control in the emerging field of Industry 4.0-based resilient and innovative supply networks.

10. Future trends (2) Data Analytics for Decision-Support in Manufacturing
The challenges associated with the volume, complexity, and variety of smart and big data can be overwhelming. A big data project itself involves elements of risks in today’s big data era.
The ultimate objective of plans and future developments of the working group is therefore to facilitate developments in different areas, e.g., risk and operations management through analytics from big data, manufacturing control, real-time scheduling.
The vision of the overall contribution in next years is to bring together researchers and practitioners to present and discuss emerging topics in modern manufacturing modeling, management, and control in the emerging field of risk, analytics and operations.

11. Future trends (3) Human-centered and sustainable manufacturing
Human characteristics, such as age, gender, cultural background, and personality of operators, is often neglected in traditional decision-making models used in the design and management of the production and logistic systems.
Co-bots, augmented reality and adaptable workstations are just some examples of how the production and logistic systems are changing.
Sustainable manufacturing techniques such closed-loop supply chains
The vision is to further investigate these new systems and to study how they can be designed and managed with human-oriented approaches. The integration between practitioners and academics, thanks to case studies and experimental analysis, will guide the next steps of the research to reach real applicable results.

12. TC 5.2 Scope Main conclusion:
TC 5.2 focus is management decision-support systems in digital, resilient and sustainable manufacturing and supply chain systems in the era of Industry 4.0.
We should use unique TC 5.2 competence that allows connecting Industrial Engineering, OR, and Data Science for better management decision-support systems in manufacturing and supply chains
The scope of Working Groups should be adjusted and new WGs can be created for missing topics.
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13. New TC 5.2 Awards
Query from IFAC: “Dear TC Chair, Upon requests from different TCs, IFAC is discussing the option for TCs to install TC awards formally connected to IFAC.”
Our proposal for TC 5.2 awards: 1) IFAC TC 5.2 Award “Best scientific contribution” of last 3 years in the scope of TC (1 to 3 articles) 2) IFAC TC 5.2 Award “Best industrial application” of last 3 years in the scope of TC (1 to 3 articles) 3) IFAC TC 5.2 Award “Outstanding contribution” to the activities of the committee (1 to 3  persons, who organise invited sessions, special issues, ... with the members of TC and for the TC 5.2 conference) For awards 1 and 2, the articles are nominated by the members of TC one year before of the conference. They are published before in a journal of IFAC or in another high level journal in the scope of TC. Then, the nominated articles are evaluated by at least 3 members of TC others than persons who nominated the papers. Finally the decision is made at the conference by the committee composed of the TC chair, vice-chairs and chairs of working groups within TC For award 3, we propose the same procedure, but it will be based on evaluation of organized sessions and special issues associated with MIM conference (how many sessions/issues, how many members of TC participated, impact of the TC on research community, ...) Such awards can be delivered at our triennial conference MIM, so once every 3 years.

14. IFAC MIM 2019 Conference: our main triennual event
IFAC MIM 2019 Conference: our main triennual event! Berlin, August 28-30, 2019

15. Scope of IFAC MIM 2019 Conference
Analytics, optimization and machine learning in manufacturing and supply chains
Digital supply chain and Industry 4.0
Data-driven applications in manufacturing
Design and reconfiguration of manufacturing systems
Facility planning and materials handling
Digital manufacturing networks and smart operations
Artificial intelligence applications to manufacturing
Inventory control, production planning and scheduling
Risk management, resilience and flexibility
Logistics, supply chains and networks
Supply network dynamics and control
Control theory applications to production systems and supply chains
Sustainable manufacturing
Modeling, simulation, control and monitoring of manufacturing processes
Robotics in manufacturing
Intelligent manufacturing systems
Intelligent transportation
Fostering innovation in manufacturing
Monitoring, diagnosis and maintenance of manufacturing systems

16. Special Issues for IFAC MIM 2019 Conference
MIM 2019 Special Issue in International Journal of Production Research
Special Issue „Ripple Effect and Supply Chain Disruption Management“ (Eds A. Dolgui, D. Ivanov, S. Talluri) for Track „Supply Chain Risk Management“ in International Journal of Production Research (CfP)
MIM 2019 / EPPM 2019 Special Issue „OR and Analytics for Digital, Resilient, and Sustainable Manufacturing 4.0“ (Eds E. Pesch, A. Dolgui, D. Ivanov, T.-M. Choi)  in Annals of Operations Research (CfP)
Special Issue „Modeling and Data Analytics in Manufacturing and Supply Chain Operations“ (Eds W. Chen, S. Gao, M. Pinedo, L. Tang) for Track „Modeling and Data Analytics in Manufacturing and Supply Chain Operations“ in Flexible Services and Manufacturing Journal  (CfP)
MIM 2019 Special Issue in Production Journal (the flagship journal of ABEPRO – Brazilian Association of Production Engineering)
MIM 2019 Special Issue in Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing
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17. IFAC MIM 2019 TC 5.2 is the main sponsor of the 9th IFAC MIM 2019
Berlin, Germany, August 28-30, 2019
Objectives:
Each WG at least one Track = 3 sessions
Each WG a special issue of a journal
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18. IFAC MIM 2019
TC 5.2 members:
Please submit Track and Session proposals for MIM till September/October 2019
Please submit papers for MIM 2019 (deadline: December 15, 2018)
Update your keywords in IFAC PaperCept
Please support the review process for MIM 2019
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19. Next meetings The rule: One meeting per year Next TC 5.2 meetings:
- At MIM 2019, August 28-30, 2019, in Berlin, Germany
At IFAC WC 2020 July 12-17, 2020 in Berlin, Germany
At IFAC INCOM 2021, Budapest, Hungary
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20. See you at IFAC MIM 2019 Conference. : Our main triennual event
See you at IFAC MIM 2019 Conference! : Our main triennual event! Berlin, August 28-30, 2019
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