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News Release from: Curvaceous Software
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 29 October 2007
GPC wins audiences acclaim at IChemE
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Curvaceous Software Dr Robin Brooks' presentation on 'Advances in the application of GPC in process control' was chosen as the second best in the 8th Advances in Process Control conference in the UK
At the eighth in the series of triennial conferences on Advances in Process Control organised by the IChemE and its Process Management and Control Subject Group (APC8) the presentation by Dr Robin Brooks of Curvaceous Software on 'Advances in the application of GPC in process control' was chosen as the second best presentation of the conference The conference organiser, Professor Jim Anderson said: 'it was imperative we had this presentation at the conference, because the advance provided by GPC in process automation and the benefits resulting have been well demonstrated in industrial processes
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Dec 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Geometric Process Control paper was a popular choice for recognition by the conference, given the fact that it is such a powerful technology and so extensively used.
The fact that tools based on GPC can work with real variables and deliver usable results make it massively beneficial in any process industry'.
A modest Dr Robin Brooks was grateful for the recognition, but said 'This is not so much a prize for my presentation skills, but for the fact that the process industry is amazed by how easy process control can be using Geometric Process Control technology.
The audience could relate very easily to how GPC can be used to achieve better process control without all the fuss offered by complicated mathematical and statistical tools available today'.
APC8 was held over two days at the Ramada Jarvis Hotel in York.
The conference hosted over twenty presentations by professionals in the process industry and was attended by more than sixty delegates from the industry.
It was co-sponsored by other professional bodies with an interest in the subject.
This recognition is a the latest award in a long series of recognitions for Curvaceous Software and its Geometric Process Control technology.
The company has previously won innovation awards from the IChemE, IET, CIA and a host of other professional institutions. Request free introductory details about products from Curvaceous Software ...
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