Modeling, Estimation, and Control Related Issues in Physical and Biological Applications
Organizers:
H.T. Banks (NCSU), John Burns (VPISU), and Charles J. Holland
(ONR)
Abstract: 1. Franz Kappel- Comparison of different approaches to parameter subset selection
2. D. H. Fuertinger- Sensitivity Analysis and Subset Selection: A Clinical Application
3. Ekkehard Sachs- Issues in Preconditioning Iterative Solvers for Optimization Problems
4. Karyn Sutton-Modeling and Estimation Approaches to Quantify the Impact of a
Recent Invasive Species, Pomacea maculata, and to Inform Management Strategies
5. Azmy Ackleh-Understanding the Dynamics of Amphibians and Associated Diseases
Using a Structured Modeling Approach
6. John Banks- Population models for the protection of ecosystem services
7. Kevin Flores-Mathematical methods to enable accurate parameterization of density-dependent structured population models
8. Lorena Bociu-
9. John Burns- Parameter Identication for Physics Based Models: Calibration and
Prediction
10. Carlos Rautenberg - On inverse problems arising in applications for quasi-variational
inequalities
11. Hien Tran-A Stochastic Approach to Nonlinear Mixed Eects Modeling: Applica-
tions to Pharmacokinetics Modeling of Metformin
12. H T Banks-Optimal design of non-equilibrium experiments for genetic network
interrogation
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