Joint U.S.-China Workshop on Integrated Sensing Systems, Mechatronics and Smart Structures Technologies; September 19-21, 2005; Shandong Province, China

摘要0537531 Masayoshi TomizukaUC Berkeley美苏联合行动的目标将在中国济南举办的关于集成传感系统、机电一体化和智能结构技术的中国研讨会包括：（a）评估美国和中国在相关领域的研究和教育现状，（B）确定双方感兴趣的关键性和战略性研究和教育问题，（c）确定联合研究项目和潜在的研究团队，以开展合作研究活动，以及（d）确定研究人员可在联合研究项目中共享的研究数据、实验测试平台和资源。 该项目的智力优势体现在确定美国和中国在先进传感系统、机电一体化和智能结构技术领域共同感兴趣的高影响力研究问题，以及加强美国和中国的合作。中国网络进行联合合作研究，以解决这些研究问题，为两国的研究界和公众的利益。该研讨会旨在通过研究和教育方面的国际合作，在航空航天，民用和机械系统的集成传感器系统，机电一体化和智能结构技术领域产生广泛的影响。讲习班将邀请并尽一切努力吸收年轻和代表性不足的研究人员群体参加，以加强代表性的多样性及其对科学活动的参与。

Abstract0537531Masayoshi TomizukaUC BerkeleyThe objectives of the Joint U.S.-China workshop to be held in Jinan, China, on Integrated Sensing Systems, Mechatronics and Smart Structures Technologies are: (a) to evaluate the current status of research and education in the topic areas in the United States and China, (b) identify critical and strategic research and educational issues of mutual interest, (c) identify joint research projects and potential research teams for collaborative research activities, and (d) identify the research data, experimental test beds, and resources that can be shared by the researchers for joint research projects. The intellectual merits of this project are embedded in the identification of high impact research issues of mutual interest to the U.S. and China in the area of advanced sensing systems, mechatronics and smart structures technologies, and in strengthening the U.S.-China network for conducting joint collaborative studies to address these research issues for the benefit of the research community and general public in the two countries. The workshop is designed to have a broad impact in the areas of integrated sensor systems, mechatronics and smart structure technologies for aerospace, civil and mechanical systems through international collaborations both in terms of research and education. The workshop will invite, and make every effort to include, the participation of young and underrepresented groups of researchers to enhance the diversity of representation and their involvement in scientific activities.