Up to ten pages
Suited to a full account of completed work, with results, evidence and discussion. Regular papers carry the detail that lets a reader reproduce the contribution.
ACODS invites researchers and practitioners to submit original work on the control and optimization of dynamical systems, in theory, computation and application.
The invitation
We welcome contributions that advance the theory of control and optimization, that develop new computational methods, and that demonstrate results on real systems. The scope is intentionally wide, so that a stability proof, an estimator design and a field trial can be discussed in the same programme.
Papers are accepted in two categories. Regular papers describe completed work in detail. Short papers present preliminary results or new ideas that are still taking shape. Both categories pass through the same review process.
Paper categories
Suited to a full account of completed work, with results, evidence and discussion. Regular papers carry the detail that lets a reader reproduce the contribution.
Suited to preliminary results and new directions. A short paper is a chance to put an idea in front of the community while the work is still developing.
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Milestones
ACODS follows the cycle below. Confirm the exact dates for a given edition with the secretariat before you plan travel.
| Stage | Timing | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Initial submission | 31 October | Authors upload the paper and create their profiles. |
| Review and decision | 15 December | Reviewers report and authors receive the outcome. |
| Final submission | 15 January | The corrected version is uploaded by a registered author. |
| Early registration | 15 January | Reduced fees apply until this date. |