SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: AMPS 2020 COVID-19 STATEMENT
The safety and well-being of all conference participants is our top priority. After considering the recent announcements, guidance, and news released by relevant national departments, including restrictions being placed on group gatherings, we are sorry to announce that AMPS 2020, scheduled to be held September 23-25, 2020 in Cagliari, Italy, is postponed until 2021.
Again, we apologize for any inconvenience this has caused. For any questions or concerns, please contact Coral Miller at [email protected].
About The Workshop
IEEE AMPS 2020
11TH IEEE International Workshop on
Applied Measurements for Power Systems
The workshop deals with all the aspects related to measurement applications in new power systems and networks (Smart Grids) and has the main goal of encouraging discussion on these topics among experts coming from academia, industry and utilities.
Explore A Broad Range Of Topics
Topics
- Conventional and nonconventional current and voltage sensors
- Phasor Measurement Units
- Measurements systems and devices in Smart Grids
- Distributed measurement systems
- Measurements on electric power plants and machines
- ICT issues in power system measurements
- New generation of revenue metering
- Measurement systems for diagnostic in power networks
- Definition and measurement of Power Quality indices
- Uncertainty in measurements on Power Systems
Calling All Authors
Call For Papers
Submission Instructions
Prospective authors should submit a 5-6 pages FULL PAPER, consisting of a complete description of the proposed technical content and applicable research results, using the on-line submission system. After the review process, the decision could be: acceptance, minor revision or rejection. In case of revision, papers will be accepted only upon condition that the changes requested by the Reviewers are satisfactorily addressed by the Authors in the final submitted papers, which will be checked by the Technical Program Committee. Final papers may be rejected if the Reviewers’ remarks have not been properly addressed.
A submission implies willingness to register and present the work if the paper is accepted for presentation at the Workshop.
TIM Special Issues
Guest Editors:
Ferdinanda Ponci, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Roberto Tinarelli, University of Bologna, Italy
Authors of an accepted, registered, and presented paper at IEEE AMPS 2020 are eligible to submit a technically extended version of their IEEE AMPS 2020 paper to the AMPS Special Issue in the IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement (TIM). Other than following the submission guide below, please especially ensure that the paper meets the scope requirements of TIM.
Special Issue manuscripts may ONLY be uploaded in the period of November 20, 2020 to December 4, 2020. Please DO NOT try to submit your papers before this date, because the AMPS Special Issue folder in Allentrack will not be available.
Manuscript Submission Guidelines
Submission is done through TIM's manuscript processing system. Please carefully follow all instructions on TIM's Special Issue page under "Paper Submission Instructions".
Authors are invited to submit a Full Paper (5-6 pages) reporting original research of theoretical or applied nature using the online submission system, EDAS. Shorter submissions will be automatically rejected. The initial submission should summarize the scope of the final paper and explicitly include the primary results and findings, emphasizing new advances, theories and/or applications so that the program committee will be able to understand the originality and the value of the work. A submission implies willingness to register and present the work if the paper is accepted for presentation at the conference.
Manuscripts will be reviewed by the Technical Program Committee. Authors of accepted full papers must submit the final paper version according to the deadline, register for the workshop, and attend to present their papers. The maximum length for final papers is 6 pages without exceptions.
For your convenience the Conference Paper Templates in various formats are available here.
The maximum length for final papers is 6 pages without exceptions.
High-quality papers that are accepted and presented will be submitted for inclusion in the IEEE Xplore digital library and indexed by EI/Compendex.
Each lead author must visit the EDAS web site and establish an account with a username and password.
- Visit the AMPS 2020 Submission Portal and click the link to create a new account, if you do not already have an account. If you have an account, log in to EDAS and follow the Submission of Full Paper instructions below.
- Create your profile. Only the five fields with the red asterisk are required. *It is very important that your name and affiliation associated with your EDAS account are correct and match the name and affiliation that will be listed on your paper. These fields are first & last name, affiliation (company or organization), country, e-mail address, and status. When the fields are filled in, check the Privacy Policies box and click the Add Person button. [note: if you select USA as the country, you will get a message asking for your state]
- You will receive an e-mail containing your password. Your email address and the given password must later be used to access the system during the following steps, so be careful to remember it.
- You can then return to the EDAS log-in page (http://www.edas.info) and change your assigned password to one that is easier to remember. To do this, click on the My Profile tab, and then click on change your password. Be sure to record your user name, password and ID number for later reference.
Please login at http://www.edas.info and follow these steps:
- Click here to be taken to the AMPS 2020 Submission Portal.
- Type in the title of your initial submission and select the topic area your paper falls under best. [note: This will help in choosing the reviewers. The PDF of your initial submission will be uploaded later]
- Click the Submit button.
- On the next page you will see a large green check mark and a statement that the paper was recorded.
- Manuscript is used to refer to the PDF form of your initial submission.
- The last row says Review Manuscript, and has an icon of a yellow folder next to it. Click on this icon, and then you can upload the PDF of your Full Paper on the next page.
- You can also upload the paper by clicking the My Papers tab at the top of the screen, and then select the upload icon on the same row as the name of your paper. The upload icon (third column from the right) will open a dialog box that will enable you to select and upload the Full Paper file via the web or via FTP.
If authors would like to post their papers electronically on any web site, any ftp site, or any other electronic dissemination technique, they must include the IEEE Copyright notice on the initial screen displaying the IEEE-copyrighted material.
All AMPS 2020 manuscripts use the IEEE manuscript template, found here.
The page limit for IEEE AMPS 2020 papers is 6.
The PDF eXpress Conference ID is 50177X.
Yes, at least one author from each paper must attend the conference to present the paper in person. Your paper will not be published otherwise.
Please contact the event manager indicating that you would like to be a reviewer for IEEE AMPS 2020.
At this time, the registration fees listed on the website are the standard fees for all participants, regardless of location and must be paid in USD if registering online.
Conference registration includes all meals and breaks, one copy of the IEEE AMPS 2020 proceedings, and covers one paper.
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Registration Type |
Advanced |
Regular/Onsite |
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IMS Member |
$500.00 |
$600.00 |
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IEEE Member |
$530.00 |
$630.00 |
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Non-Member |
$630.00 |
$730.00 |
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IEEE Life Member/Student |
$250.00 |
$300.00 |
Additional Items
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Additional Paper for Publication |
$100.00 |
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Additional Lunch Ticket |
$35.00 |
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Additional Dinner Ticket |
$50.00 |
Only IEEE/IMS member or non-member author fees are allowed to cover the publication of an accepted paper. To qualify for member rates, the membership number must be provided in the registration form. If the author registering to cover the paper publication is a student, he/she has to pay the full member or non-member fee. Student rates DO NOT cover paper publication.
Visit ieee.org/join to become an IEEE Member. After receiving your IEEE Member Number, you may register at the IEEE Member Rate.
Please email the event management to request a refund for registration.
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Date |
Website |
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AMPS 2019 |
September 25-27, 2019 | amps2019.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2018 |
September 26-28, 2018 | amps2018.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2017 |
September 20-22, 2017 | amps2017.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2016 |
September 28-30, 2016 | amps2016.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2015 |
September 23-25, 2014 | amps2015.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2014 |
September 24-26, 2014 | amps2014.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2013 |
September 25-27, 2013 | amps2013.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2012 |
September 26-28, 2012 | amps2012.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2011 |
September 28-30, 2011 | amps2011.ieee-ims.org |
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AMPS 2010 |
September 22-24, 2010 | amps.ieee-ims.org |
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