The program for JIME 2020 is now available here.

The scope of the Journées Identification et Modélisation Expérimentale (JIME) covers all major aspects of system identification, experimental modelling and data based modelling.

The 4th JIME is a continuation of the first editions organized in Nancy in 2001, in Poitiers in 2006 and in Douai in 2011. Their objectives are to bring together actors in the field of system identification, to present a report the widest possible range of community activities and to provide an image of research in identification and experimental modeling, through oral presentations and poster sessions.

The 2020 edition will take place on 10, 11 and 12 June 2020 in Caen at ENSICAEN.

Conference registration will allow access to conference rooms for 3 days. The program will consist of plenary sessions, a series of regular sessions and possibly poster sessions. Submissions will be in english or french, presentations will be in english.

JIME 2020 is organized by GT Identification of GDR MACS with the support of GT "Automatique et Transports Terrestres", "Méthodes et Outils pour la Synthèse et l'Analyse en Robustesse" and "Systèmes dynamiques hybrides".

JIME 2020 will be held simultaneously with ICSAT 2020, all participants of JIME 2020 may attend ICSAT 2020's sessions.

Hoping to see you many, the scientific committee and the organizing committee are working to prepare a quality event both scientifically and friendliness.

See you soon in Caen.

Contact: jime-2020@sciencesconf.org

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