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Each year the IEEE designates as FELLOWS many individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the electrical and electronics engineering profession. The CSS has two standing committees, with non-overlapping membership, that participate in the Fellow selection process, under the supervision of the VP for Membership Activities. The Fellow Nomination Committee seeks out worthy candidates and nominators for those individuals. The Fellow Evaluation Committee evaluates the achievements of those nominees whose forms are forwarded to it by the their respective nominators. (Each nomination designates a relevant IEEE Society that should be asked to provide an evaluation of the candidate's achievements.) The chairs of these two committees, who must be IEEE Fellows and CSS members, are appointed by the BoG based on recommendations from the President-Elect and the Executive Committee. The chairs appoint the members of their committees. The Fellow Evaluation Committee, which should have at least six members, should be composed of IEEE Fellows whose joint expertise spans the breadth of technical specialties covered by the CSS.
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2013
Vincent Daniel Blondel
for contributions to computational analysis of systems and networks
Håkan Hjalmarsson
for contributions to data-based controller design
Karl Henrik Johansson
for contributions to the applications of hybrid and networked systems
Rolf Johansson
for contributions to system identification and adaptive control
Daniel Liberzon
for contributions to analysis and design of switched, nonlinear and quantized control systems
Kameshwar Poolla
for contributions to system identification, robust control, and applications to semiconductor manufacturing
Carsten W. Scherer
for contributions to optimization-based robust controller synthesis
Yuan Wang
for contributions to stability and control of nonlinear systems
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2012
Murat Arcak
for contributions to theory and application of nonlinear observer design and the passivity approach to control of distributed systems
Venkataramanan Balakrishnan
for contributions to convex optimization in control systems
Jozsef Bokor
for contributions to system identification and multivariable control system design
Eduardo Camacho
for contributions to model predictive control and advanced control of solar systems
Marco Campi
for contributions to stochastic and randomized methods in systems and control
John Chiasson
for contributions to control of electric machines and power converters
Magnus Egerstedt
for contributions to hybrid and networked control, with applications in robotics
Mayuresh Kothare
for contributions to multivariable constrained systems and model predictive control
James Lam
for contributions ito analysis and synthesis of control systems
Lucy Pao
for contributions to feedforward and feedback control systems
James Rawlings
for contributions to model predictive control
Maria Elena Valcher
for contributions to positive systems theory and the behavioral approach to system analysis and control
Erik Verriest
for contributions to delay systems and modeling time varying and nonlinear systems
Le Yi Wang
for contributions to system identification and the analysis of system complexity
Evaluated by other Societies
Mario di Bernardo (CAS)
for contributions to the analysis, control and applications of nonlinear systems and complex networks
Gerard Dreyfus (CIS)
for contributions to machine learning and its applications
Marimuthu Palaniswami (CIS)
for contributions to computational intelligence, learning systems, and nonlinear modelling
Jian Xin Xu (IE)
for contributions to motion control systems
Jean-Christophe Olivo (SP)
for contributions to image analysis and its applications in biological imaging
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2011
Andrzej Banaszuk
for contributions to active and passive control of flow instabilities in aerospace systems
Patrizio Colaneri
for contributions to periodic and switching control
Lino Guzzella
for contributions to automotive control systems to reduce pollution emission and fuel consumption
Jay H. Lee
for contributions to model-based predictive control applications
John Lygeros
for contributions to hybrid and stochastic systems and applications
Jan Maciejowski
for contributions to system identification and control
Lalit Mestha
for contributions to digital printing systems control
S. O. Reza Moheimani
for contributions to control of nanopositioning systems
Thomas Parisini
for developments in neural network learning approaches
Si-Zhao Qin
for contributions to model predictive control technology and fault diagnosis in industrial processes
Roy S. Smith
for contributions to robust model validation and advanced control system applications
Claire Tomlin
for contributions to hybrid control systems with applications to Air Traffic Management, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, and Systems Biology
Petros Voulgaris
for contributions to decentralized, distributed, and multiobjective control
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2010
Alberto Bemporad
for contributions to model predictive control of constrained linear and hybrid systems
Francesco Bullo
for contributions to geometric and cooperative control with applications to mechanical and robotic systems
Raffaello D'Andrea
for contributions to control of multi-vehicle autonomous systems
Guoxiang Gu
for contributions to robust identification and control
Ronald Patton
for contributions to robust fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control
Zhihua Qu
for contributions to control for nonlinear uncertain systems
Rodolphe Sepulchre
for contributions to nonlinear systems
Mark Shayman
for contributions to the theory of Riccati equations and discrete-event dynamic systems
Changyun Wen
for contributions to adaptive control, switching and impulsive systems
Xiaohua Xia
for contributions to the observation and control of nonlinear systems
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2009
Alessandro Astolfi
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and its applications to mechanical, electromechanical and power systems
Panagiotis Christofides
for contributions to analysis and control of nonlinear and distributed parameter processes
Aniruddha Datta
for contributions to control techniques in cancer genomics
Wassim Haddad
for contributions to robust, nonlinear and hybrid control systems
Uwe Helmke
for contributions to geometric methods, tracking and estimation in control systems
Tetsuya Iwasaki
for contributions to robust control and dynamical systems analysis
Feng Lin
for contributions to the theory and application of discrete event systems
George Pappas
for contributions to design and analysis of hybrid control systems
Anna Stefanopoulou
for contributions to control of energy conversion systems
Allen Tannenbaum
for contributions to robust control and computer vision
Dawn Tilbury
for leadership in networked and logic control systems
Evaluated by other societies:
Gang (Gary) Feng (CIS)
for contributions to theory and application of fuzzy systems and control
Oleg Wasynczuk (PE)
for contributions to modeling and analysis in power electronics
Ryuichi Yokoyama (PE)
for leadership in electrical power system management
Paolo Fiorini (RA)
for contributions to mobile robot navigation in dynamic environments
Yun-hui Liu (RA)
for contributions to robotic multi-fingered grasping and adaptive visual servo systems
Sheng Chen (SP)
for contributions to intelligent learning systems and adaptive signal processing for communications
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2008
Dragan Nesic
for contributions to the analysis and control of networked nonlinear sampled-data systems
Zhong-Ping Jiang
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and underactuated mechanical systems
Michael Fu
for contributions to stochastic gradient estimation and simulation optimization
Geir Dullerud
for contributions to sampled-data systems and robust control
Ilya Kolmanovsky
for contributions to nonlinear control of automotive powertrains
Andrew Wise
for contributions to adaptive and optimal control of unmanned aerospace systems
Fred Hadaegh
for contributions to autonomous guidance and control systems for space vehicles and multi-spacecraft formations
Joao Hespanha
for contributions to stability techniques for switched and hybrid systems
Frank Doyle
for contributions to nonlinear process control and analysis for biological systems
Bassam Bamieh
for contributions to robust, sampled-data and distributed control
Andrew Packard
for contributions to robust control
Wei Kang
for contributions to industrial applications of nonlinear control systems
Paul Van den Hof
for contribution to system identification for control systems
Evaluated by other societies:
John Bay (AES)
for leadership in model-based design and integration methods for large-scale embedded systems
Paul Ebert (AES)
for contributions to the standard international aircraft collision avoidance system
Jennie Si (CIS)
for contributions to approximate dynamic programming, and to the analysis and synthesis of neural networks
Jay Farrell (CIS)
for contributions to intelligent, autonomous vehicle analysis and design
Steven Low (COMM)
for contributions to internet congestion control
Hisao Kameda (COMP)
for contributions to performance optimization methods for information processing systems
Xinghuo Yu (IE)
for contributions to variable structure systems theory and applications in intelligent and complex systems
Max Meng (RA )
for contributions to medical robotics
Zexiang Li (RA)
for contributions to robotic manipulation, nonholonomic motion planning and workpiece utilization
Tianyou Chai (RA)
for contributions to adapt intelligent decoupling control, and integrated automation of complex industrial processes
Roland Siegwart (RA)
for contributions to mobile, networked, and micro-scale robots
Chi Wang (SMC)
for contributions to fuzzy logic, neural networks and intelligent control
Wen-June Wang (SMC)
for contributions to the design and development of fuzzy systems and theorems
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2007
Davor Hrovat
for contributions to automotive controls
Li Qiu
for contributions to robust and optimal control of multirate and periodic systems
Claude Moog
for contributions to the algebraic theory of nonlinear control systems
Ari Arapostathis
for contributions in nonlinear and stochastic control and applications in power systems
Ben Chen
for contributions to linear systems theory, robust control theory, and industrial control applications
Zongli Lin
for contributions to linear and nonlinear control theory
Jie Chen
for contributions to fundamental design limitations of feedback control
Mustafa Khammash
for contributions to robust control and its applications
Richard Braatz
for contributions to robust control of industrial systems
Gang Tao
for contributions to adaptive control theory and application to aircraft control
Naomi Ehrich Leonard
for contributions to control of underwater vehicles
Toshiharu Sugie
for contributions to tracking control and its application to mechanical systems
Mario Rotea
for contributions to robust and optimal control of multivariable systems
Lihua Xie
for contributions to robust control and filtering
Bo Wahlberg
for contributions to system identification using orthonormal basis functions
Ratnesh Kumar
for contributions to discrete event system modeling, control, diagnosis and applications
Evaluated by other societies:
Henk Blom (AES)
for contributions to stochastic hybrid process estimation and applications to aerospace systems
David Skellern (CAS)
for contributions to high speed devices and systems for wireless and wireline communications networks
Jun Wang (CIS)
for contributions to recurrent neural networks for optimization and engineering applications
Raman Unnikrishnan (Education)
for contributions to automatic control systems and power electronic education
Peter Magyar (IA)
for contributions to digital control of electrical drive systems
Mo-Yuen Chow (IE)
for contributions to diagnostics and control in mechatronics
Ning Xi (NTC)
for contributions to nano-robotic manipulation and assembly
Xiaohong Guan (PE)
for contributions to optimization of hydrothermal generation scheduling
Steven Leeb (PEL)
for contributions to modeling, design, analysis, and construction of servomechanisms
Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos (RA)
for contributions to distributed robotics and the creation of the miniature scout robot
Alessandro De Luca (RA)
for contributions to modeling and control of robotic systems
Takayuki Kawahara (SSC)
for contributions to low-voltage low-power random access memory circuits
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CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2006
Prof. Rayadurgam Srikant
for contributions to modeling and control of communication networks
Dr. Shuzhi Ge
for contributions to theory and analysis of stable adaptive neural networks for intelligent control systems
Prof. Richard Vinter
for contributions to optimal control of process systems
Dr. Daizhan Cheng
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and its applications
Dr. Dimitry Gorinevsky
for contributions to distributed and learning control systems
Prof. Jeff Shamma
for contributions to feedback control and systems theory
Dr. Mark Balas
for contributions to the control of large-scale distributed systems
Prof. Marc Bodson
for contributions to the theory of adaptive control to electromechanical and flight control systems
Dr. Carlos de Souza
for contributions to robust control and filtering
Dr. Tongwen Chen
for contributions to sampled-data control and multirate systems
Prof. Mituhiko Araki
for contributions to control theory and its industrial/medical applications
Prof. W Dayawansa
for contributions to analysis and applications of nonlinear control systems
Dr. Shinji Hara
for contributions to robust, servo tracking, and sampled-data control theories
Dr. Paul Van Dooren
for contributions to numerical methods in systems and control
Evaluated by other societies:
Dr. Charles Holland (C)
for leadership in computational science and engineering
Dr. Marios Polycarpou (CIS)
for contributions to the theory and application of intelligent systems and control
Dr. Marco Dorigo (CIS)
for contributions to ant colony optimization and swarm intelligence
Prof. Carlo CecatiI (IE)
for contributions to advanced control of power electronics converters and electrical drives
Prof. Hideki Hashimoto (IE)
for contributions to mechatronics systems
Prof. Ian Hiskens (PE)
for contributions to modeling and analysis of power systems
Prof. Antonio Bicchi (RA)
for contributions to automatic control of mechanisms and robots
Prof. Hugh Durrant-Whyt (RA)
for contributions with application to decentralized data fusion algorithms with application to simultaneous localization and navigation
Prof. Kazuhiro Kosuge (RA)
for contributions to multiple robots coordination and human-robot interface
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2005
Ioannis Kanellakopoulos
for contributions to the theory and practice of adaptive nonlinear control
Tariq Samad
for leadership in industrial applications of intelligent control systems
Dorothe Normand-Cyrot
for contributions to discrete-time and digital nonlinear control systems
Paul K. Houpt
for contributions to the control of transportation vehicles and systems
Jie Huang
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and applications
Manfred Morari
for contributions to robust and model predictive control and control of hybrid systems
Xunyu Zhou
for contributions to the theory and applications of stochastic control
Irena Lasiecka
for contributions to boundary control systems
Manfred Deistler
for contributions to the theory of system identification and time-series analysis
Peter H. Bauer
for contributions to the stability theort of time-variant and nonlinear discrete time systems
Derong Liu
for contributions to nonlinear dynamical systems and recurrent neural networks
Ravi Rasendra Mazumdar
for contributions to the modeling, control, and performance analysis of networks
Yoichi Hori
for contributions to advanced motion control
Innocent Kamwa
for contributions to the identification of synchronous generator models and innovations in power grid control
Aleksander M. Stankovic
for contributions to modeling, analysis and control of transients in energy processing systems
Septimiu (Tim) Edmund Salcudean
for contributions to haptic interfaces, teleoperation systems and applications
Kok-Meng Lee
for contributions to actuator and vision-based sensor design for manufacturing automation
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2004
Er-Wei Bai
for contributions to system identification and parameter estimation
Gary J. Balas
for contributions to robust control techniques for aerospace vehicles
Edwin Chong
for contributions to communication networks and discrete event systems
Bart L.R. De Moor
for contributions to algebraic and numerical methods for systems and control
Arie Feuer
for contributions to adaptive control and signal processing
Alexander Lvovich Fradkov
for contributions to adaptive and nonlinear systems
Minyue Fu
for contributions to robust control and signal estimation
John William Helton
for contributions to frequency-domain design of robust control systems
Christopher Hollot
for contributions to robust control, reset control, and Internet congestion control
Masao Ikeda
for contributions to the theory of large scale systems and decentralized control
George W. Irwin
for contributions to the application of modern control design methods
Mrdjan J. Jankovic
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and automotive technology
Jack N. Little
for leadership in the development of engineering software for technical computing
Richard M. Murray
for contributions to the theory of nonlinear control and its applications to robotics, flight control, and fluid systems
Bradley Paden
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and control system design for mechanical systems
Kevin Passino
for contributions to stability and control of discrete event and intelligent systems
Giorgio Rizzoni
for leadership in automotive control systems
Jing Sun
for contributions to systems theory and automotive powertrain control
Evaluated by other societies:
Xiao-Rong Li (AES)
for contributions to the theory and practice of radar development
Sanjeev R. Kulkarni (IT)
for contributions to machine learning, pattern recognition, and data compression
Li-Chen Fu (RA)
for contributions to robotic control and computer-integrated manufacturing systems
Daniel Koditschek (RA)
for contributions to the theory and practice of robotics and intelligent systems
Friedrich Pfeiffer (RA)
for contributions to multibody dynamics and control with application to complex mechanical systems
Kazuo Tanie (RA)
for contributions to humanoid and human friendly robotics
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2003
Ali Abur
for contributions to the methods for state estimation of power systems
Ramesh K. Agarwal
for contributions to robust control of uncertain systems with applications to flight and flow control
Anthony M. Bloch
for contributions to nonlinear dynamics and geometric control of physical systems
Theodore Euclid Djaferis
for contributions to robust control and algebraic systems theory
Bo Stefan Egardt
for contributions to the stability and robustness of adaptive control
Robin Evans
for contributions to target tracking, industrial control, and signal processing
Hans Peter Geering
for contributions to model-based automotive engine control and leadership in control education
Michael John Gibbard
for contributions to stabilizer analysis and tuning for power systems
Dong-Seok Hyun
for contributions to the design, analysis, and implementation of high performance power conversion systems and for leadership in power electronics education
Timothy L. Johnson
for contributions to the application of hybrid systems
Kensuke Kawai
for contributions to human-machine systems for computerized power-plant automation
Mustafa Okyay Kaynak
for contributions to variable structure systems theory and its applications in mechatronics
Salvatore Monaco
for contributions to nonlinear digital systems theory and control
Tung Sang Ng
for contributions to signal processing techniques in spread spectrum communications
James C. Spall
for contributions to stochastic algorithms in control and optimization
Stephen Shing-Toung Yau
for contributions to the mathematical aspects of nonlinear filtering
Andras Varga
for contributions to the development of numerical methods for computer aided analysis and design of control systems
Yangsheng Xu
for contributions to the design and control of space robot and dynamically stabilized systems
Rama Krishna Yedavalli
for contributions to parameter robustness analysis of state space systems and robust control of linear uncertain systems
Mengchu Zhou
for contributions to Petri nets and their applications
Kemin Zhou
for contributions to the robust control system theory and applications
Joseph Andrew O'Sullivan
for contributions to information-theoretic imaging with applications to medical tomographic systems and radar imaging
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2002
Eyad H. Abed
for contributions to the control of nonlinear dynamical systems and singular perturbation methods
Anuradha M. Annaswamy
for contributions to adaptive control theory, neural networks, and active-adaptive control of combustion systems
Siva S. Banda
for leadership in developing and applying multivariable flight control techniques for military applications
Sankar Basu
for contributions to theory and application of multidimensional circuits, systems, and signal processing
Vivek S. Borkar
for contributions to stochastic and adaptive control
Gerard-Andre Pierre Capolino
for contributions to modelling, simulation, and control techniques applied to power electronics and electrical drives
Bor-Sen Chen
for contributions to fuzzy control theory and its applications
Jeffrey A. Cook
for contributions to automotive powertrain control
Maria D. A. Di Benedetto
for contributions to the theory of nonlinear and hybrid control system design
Matthew R. James
for contributions to the theory of robust control design for nonlinear systems
Atsuo Kawamura
for contributions to real-time digital feedback control of PWM inverters and its application to UPS
Miroslav Krstic
for contributions to nonlinear and adaptive control
Sean P. Meyn
for contributions to stochastic control, dynamic optimization, and control of large networks
Asok Ray
for contributions to aerospace and electromechanical systems
Graham John Rogers
for contributions to the modeling, analysis and control of dynamic phenomena in power systems
Juan Jose Sanchez-Gasca
for contributions to small signal analysis, identification, and control methods for power system dynamic performance
Suresh P. Sethi
for contributions to control and optimization of management and economic systems
Malcolm C. Smith
for contributions to feedback control and systems theory
Andrew R. Teel
for contributions to control systems with actuator limitations to input-output theory for nonlinear dynamic systems
Arjan J. van der Schaft
for contributions to the theory of nonlinear systems
Wing S. Wong
for contributions to estimation theory of nonlinear systems and application of system theory to communication and information processing problems
G. George Yin
for contributions to approximation, optimization, and control of stochastic systems
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2001
Stephen L. Campbell
for contributions to the theory, numerical solution, and application of nonlinear descriptor systems
Rik W.A.A. de Doncker
for contributions to the development of high-power resonant soft-switching converters and high-performance digital control of induction machines
Takao Hinamoto
for contributions to the design, synthesis, realization and sensitivity minimization of two-dimensional digital filters
Moshe M. Kam
for contributions to the theory of decision fusion and distributed detection
Robert Edward Kearney
for contributions in understanding peripheral neuromuscular system dynamics and development of methods for the identification of biomedical systems
Kwang Yun Lee
for contributions to the development and implementation of intelligent system techniques for power plants and power systems control
Kouhei Ohnishi
for contributions to the development of disturbance observer and its applications to motion control
Bozenna Pasik-Duncan
for contributions to identification and stochastic adaptive control
Ian Postlethwaite
for contributions to multivariable control design and to control engineering education
Anders Rantzer
for contributions to the theory and computational analysis of uncertain and nonlinear systems
Ali H. Sayed
for contributions to adaptive filtering and estimation algorithms
Banavar Sridhar
for advances in computer vision-based obstacle detection and developments in low-altitude helicopter flight
Yilmaz Tokad
for lifetime contributions to research and education in system science and circuit theory
John Ting-Yung Wen
for contributions to the control of nonlinear electro-mechanical systems and robotic manipulation
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 2000Â
Biswa N. Datta
for contributions to the interdisciplinary research blending linear algebra with control and systems theory
Tryphon T. Georgiou
for contributions to the theory of robust control
Bijoy K. Ghosh
for fundamental contributions to systems theory with applications to robust control, vision and multisensor fusion
Guido Guardabassi
for contributions to control of periodic systems
Hendrik Nijmeijer
for contributions to the theory and application of nonlinear control system design
Meir Pachter
for contributions to theory and practice of flight control, and guidance
Ian R. Petersen
for contributions to the theory of robust control system design
Bruno Siciliano
for contributions to dynamic modeling and control of robotic systems and for leadership in robotics education
Roberto Tempo
for contributions to robust identification and control of uncertain systems
Antonio Vicino
for contributions to identification and robust control of uncertain systems
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 1999
Behnaam Aazhang
for contributions to multi-user wideband digital cellular communications
Florencio Aboytes
for contributions to the analysis and control of power systems
John D. Birdwell
for contributions to the development of expert systems for use in control and information technologies
Stephen P. Boyd
for contributions to the design and analysis of control systems using convex optimization based CAD tools
Howard Jay Chizeck
for contributions to the use of control system theory in biomedical engineering
Mohammed Dahleh
for contributions to robust control theory and the introduction of control methods to microscale technology
Guy A. Dumont
for contributions to the theory and practice of adaptive control and its applications to the process industries
Tyrone Edward Duncan
for contributions to stochastic control, filtering and stochastic adaptive control
Paul Martin Frank
for practical applications of control theory to fault diagnosis in dynamic systems and to robust control design
Wei-Bo Gong
for contributions to the analysis of discrete event systems, and modeling and simulation of complex systems
Lei Guo
for contributions to the theory of adaptive control and recursive identification of linear stochastic systems
William R. Hamel
for leadership in the developments and utilization of robotics and remote technologies in nuclear, space, and military applications
Wook Hyun Kwon
for contributions to the control and stability analysis of delay systems
Stephane Lafortune
for contributions to the theory of discrete event systems
Kenneth Alan Loparo
for contributions to stochastic stability and control theory with applications to engineering systems
Richard Hume Middleton
for contributions to control theory and applications
Romeo Ortega
for contributions to the development of tools for the analysis and design of nonlinear and adaptive control systems
Markos Papageorgiou
for contributions to the application of automatic control and optimization in transport systems and water networks
Paolo Tenti
for contributions to the application of modern control techniques in power electronics circuits and systems
John Nicolaos Tsitsiklis
for contributions to the theory of control and computation in large-scale systems
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 1998
Daniel Lee Alspach
for leadership in the theoretical development of non-linear estimation theory and its practical applications to multiple target data association and tracking problems in ocean surveillance
Venkat Anantharam
for contributions to the analysis and control of communication networks
Rory A. Cooper
for outstanding contributions to improving quality and increasing innovation in wheelchair design, and for leadership in rehabilitation engineering education
Soura Dasgupta
for contributions to parameter robustness analysis and adaptive parameter estimation
Janos John Gertler
for contributions to the methodology of process monitoring and diagnosis, and to its application in automobile engine diagnosis
Chang Chieh Hang
for contributions to the research and development of advanced control design techniques and to education in control engineering
Hooshang Hemami
for contributions to the dynamics, control, and computer modeling of robotic and human bipedal locomotion systems
Alfred Oliver Hero III
for contributions to the theory and practice of statistical signal processing, particularly in estimation, detection, and imaging
Aggelos K. Katsaggelos
for contributions to the theory and application of iterative image restoration methods
Ali Keyhani
for development of the system identification method of synchronous machine modeling and parameter estimation
Bruce H. Krogh
for contributions to supervisory control and its industrial applications
Robert Donald Lorenz
for developments in the application of modern control design theory to ac machine drives
Yong-Zai Lu
for contributions to modeling and intelligent control of industrial systems
Nelson Martins
for fundamental developments in eigensolution algorithms and small signal stability analysis for the control of large scale power systems
Rik Pintelon
for fundamental research in frequency domain system identification and its application in instrumentation, control, and signal processing
Ganti Prasada Rao
for development of continuous time identification techniques
Ali Saberi
for contributions to singular perturbation theory and nonlinear control
Robert Anthony Schlueter
for contributions to the theoretical and practical understanding of power system voltage instability
Naresh Kumar Sinha
for contributions to education and research in industrial electronics and control instrumentation
Andre L. Tits
for contributions to optimization-based design and robust control
George Cheeran Verghese
for contributions to frequency-selective dynamic modeling, stability analysis and control in power electronics and power systems
Yutaka Yamamoto
for contributions to the theory of sampled-data systems, digital control, and infinite-dimensional systems
David D. Yao
for contributions to the studies of the mathematical structures and control of discrete-event systems and related manufacturing applications
CSS members promoted to IEEE Fellows in 1997
C. Goran Andersson
for contributions to the analysis of the interaction between AC and DC Systems and of voltage stability in power systems
Radhakisan Sohanlal Baheti
for leadership in the integration of research and education in control systems engineering
Guanrong Chen
for fundamental contributions to the theory and applications of chaos control and bifurcation analysis
Han-Fu Chen
for contributions to identification and stochastic adaptive control
Stanley Bruce Gershwin*
for leadership in the development and implementation of systems and control approaches to manufacturing
Jessy W. Grizzle
for contributions to the theory and practice of nonlinear control system design
Pierre T. Kabamba*
for contributions to the development of sampled-data hold function control of dynamic systems
Harry G. Kwatny
for contributions to control systems engineering
Karl Joerg Langenberg
for contributions to acoustoelastic and microwave imaging
Tsu-Tian Lee
for contributions to the analysis and control of walking robots and leadership in robotics engineering education
Edoardo Mosca
for contributions to adaptive and predictive control
Neil Munro
for contributions to the theory and application of control engineering, and in particular for the development of computer-aided design methods and supporting software
Tsutomu Ohmae
for contributions to microprocessor controlled motor drives and their industrial applications
Mania M. Pavella
for contributions to real-time dynamic security assessment of power systems
Gottumukkala V.S. Raju
for contributions to the applications of system theory and for leadership in the development of programs for engineering education
Wilson John Rugh
for contributions to the theory of nonlinear systems and control
Masayoshi Tomizuka
for contributions to the analysis and design of mechanical control systems and for leadership in control education
Vijay Vittal
for contributions to the development of the transient energy function method and its application to power system dynamic security assessment, and for leadership in power engineering education and research
Yuan Fang Zheng
for contributions to the development of mechanisms for coordination of multiple robots and manipulators
*evaluated by, not members of, the Control Systems Society.