FOCAPO 2003“A View to the Future Integration of R&D,

Manufacturing, and the Global Supply Chain”

January 12-15, 2003Coral Springs, Florida

ProcessDesign

ProcessOperations

Medium term(weeks)

Long term(yrs)

Short term(secs)

ProcessControl

Process Operations

Methods and tools for medium-term managementand operation of processes and supply chains

Major problems:

Planning, scheduling, diagnosis, maintenance, safety, quality & data management

Core tools:

Optimization and knowledge-based methodologiesInformation technologies

Previous meetings

• 1988 Park City, Utah: G.V. Reklaitis and H.D. SpriggsDefinition of process operations – data management

•1993 Crested Butte, Col.: D.W.T. Rippin† and J. HalePlanning and scheduling, safety

•1998 Snowbird, Utah: J. Pekny and G. BlauPlant wide optimization, quality, planning and scheduling

Experience FOCAPO Meetings

• High level industrial participation

• Emphasis on new problems

• Reviews of state-of-the-art

FOCAPO 2003

“A View to the Future Integration of R&D, Manufacturing, and the Global Supply Chain”

Coral Springs, Florida

Ignacio E. Grossmann, Carnegie MellonConor M. McDonald, DuPont

Technical Program Committee

Gary Blau, Purdue UniversityThomas Daszkowski, BayerMarco Duran, ExxonMobilSang Tae Kim, Eli-LillyVladimir Mahalec, AspentechBarbara Nyland, DuPontStratos Pistikopoulos, Imperial CollegeRex Reklaitis, Purdue UniversityTariq Samad, HoneywellJeffrey Siirola, Eastman ChemicalGeorge Stephanopoulos, Mitsubishi Chemicals/MITTuraj Tahmassebi, Unilever

Industrial Advisory Committee Matthew Bassett, Dow Agro Sciences Oscar Rosen, Procter & Gamble David Bluck, Simulation Sciences Ajit Sapre, ExxonMobil Heinrich Braun, SAP Craig Schmidt, i2 Technologies Paul Bunch, Eli Lilly Christine Seymour, Pharmacia Philip Carlberg, Dow Ole Soerdalen, ABB Mark Daichendt, Air Products Bryn Stenhouse, BP Krisanne Edwards, ExxonMobil Nort Thijssen, Shell Bennett Foster, Dupont Bhing Tjoa, Mitsubishi Vipin Gopal, Honeywell Gavin Towler, UOP Scott Keeler, Dow Agro Sciences Ralph M. Tschoop, Shell Juergen S. Kussi, Bayer Jan Verwijs, Dow Steve Lombardo, Coca Cola Jonathan Vinson, Pharmacia Irving Lustig, ILOG John Wassick, Dow Bernard McGarvey, Eli Lilly Natori Yukikazu, Mitsubishi Michel Pons, TotalFinaElf

Academic Advisory Committee Miguel Bagajewicz, Oklahoma Tom Marlin, McMaster Paul Barton, MIT Il Moon, Yonsei Lorenz Biegler, Carnegie Mellon Manfred Morari, ETH. Jaime Cerda, INTEC Yuji Naka, Tokio Inst Tech. Kun Soo Chang, Pohang University Sauro Pierucci, Milano Bing-zhen Chen, Tsinghua Jose Pinto, Sao Paulo Sebastian Engell, Dortmund Heinz Preisig, Eindhoven Ruben Maciel Filho, Campinas Shinji Hasebe, Kyoto Chris Floudas, Princeton Matthew Realff, GeorgiaTech Rafiqui Gani, DTH Marianthi Ierapetritou, Rutgers Johan Grievink, Delft Maria Teresa Rodrigues, Campinas Luis Puigjaner, Barcelona Derrick Rollins, Iowa State David Hui, Hong Kong Nikolaos Sahinidis, Illinois Xavier Joulia, Toulouse Nilay Shah, Imperial College Boris Kalitventzeff, Belgium Metin Turkay, Koc University Iftekhar Karimi, Singapore Venkat Venkatasubramanian, Purdue Antonis Kokossis, Surrey Tapio Westerlund, Abo Akademi Zdravko Kravanja, Maribor Juan Zamora, UAM Mexico Costas Maranas, Penn State

Vision to Future Integration

From R&D at the molecular level to enterprise management

Courtesy: Wolfgang Marquart, RWTH

Sunday, January 12 4:30-6:00 Keynote address Dennis Houston6:00-7:15 Reception7:30-9:30 Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology R&D S. KimMonday, January 13 8:30-12:00 State-of-the-Art in Supply Chain S. Park1:30-4:00 Supply Chain Applications B. Nyland7:30-10:00Tuesday, January 148:30-12:00 Methodologies for Process Operations W. Marquardt1:00-2:30 2:30-6:00

7:30-10:00 BanquetWednesday, January 15 8:30-12:00 Optimization: Modeling & Techniques C. Pantelides1:30-3:30 New Challenges in Process Operations G. Blau3:45-4:30 Closing session Rex Reklaitis

Panel discussions: Vendors Wassick, StenhouseAcademic/Industrial Daichendt, Puigjaner

Contributed papers Pistikopulos, Pekny

Contributed papers

Program

Statistics

Total number participants: 153Industrial 53Academic 100

Petroleum: BP, ExxonMobil, Shell, TotalFinaElf

Chemicals: Air Products, Bayer, Dow, DuPont, Eastman, Lg Chem, Mitsubishi

Pharmaceuticals: Eli-Lilly, Pharmacia, Trans-Form

Consumer Prods/Foods: Procter&Gamble, Coca Cola

Engineering: ABB, Siemens

Software: Accelics, Agilsys, AspenTech, Dash, ECONETS, Emerson, i2, ILOG, Intelligen, Pavilion, PSEnterprise, SAP, SAS, SlimTech, SmartOps, Soteica

Statistics

United States 76International (25 countries) 77

Americas: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, United States

Asia: China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan

Australia

Europe: Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy , Netherlands, Portugal , Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom

Graduate students 31

Women 20

Acknowledgments