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Ferreira M. M. C., Antunes A. M., Volpe P. L. O., “A study of aminoacid transport through liquid membranes using UV-VIS spectroscopy”. Porsgrunn, Norway, 15-19/08/1999: 6^th Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics (SSC6), Program & Abstracts, 52 (1999). Oral L34.

L1. Chemometrics for On-Line Spectroscopy Applications -Theory and Practice	Charles E. Miller, DuPont, Center for Process Sensors and Analyzers, Wilmington DE 198800357, USA

L 2. Confidence limits for contribution plots	A.K. Conlin, E.B. Martin and A.J. Morris, Centre for Process Analytics and Control Technology, Merz Court, University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, U.K.

L 3. Analysis of mineral mixtures by using ir spectrometry	Pentti Minkkinen ^a), Marko Lallo^a), Pekka Sten^b), and Markku J. Lehtinen^c) a)Lappeenranta University of Technology, Department of Chemical Technology, P.O. Box 20, FIN53851 Lappeenranta, Finland b)State Research Centre, Mineral Technology, Outokumpu, Finland c)Partek Nordkalk Oy Ab, Poikkitie 1, FIN53500 Lappeenranta, Finland (Present address: Geological Survey of Finland, R & D department/Mineralogy and Applied, Mineralogy, P.O.Box 96, FIN2151 Espoo, Finland)

L 4. The use of multivariate methods and experimental design to improve the quality of ethyl-hydroxy-ethyl-cellulose	Åsa Lindgren, Akzo Nobel Surface Chemistry AB, 444 85 Stenungsund, Sweden

L 5. Invited guest lecture:What Chemometricians and Chemical Engineers Refuse to Learn from Each Other	BARRY WISE,USA

L 6. Quality and the art of quantitative measurements	Magni Martens, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Rolighedsvej 30, DK1958 Frederiksberg, Danmark

L7. Modern Tools for Reaction Monitoring: spectral monitoring in situ; hard and soft analysis of ?non ideal? data	R. M. Dyson^a, A. Helg^a, K. Kaufmann^a, M. Länzlinger^a, M. Maeder^b, A. Zilian^a a)Novartis Services AG., Scientific Services, Physics, CH4002 Basel, Switzerland b)Department of Chemistry, University of Newcastle, Callaghan, NSW, 2308, Australia

L 8. Comparison of Molecular Descriptors using Multivariate Methods	P.M. Andersson^a, M. Sjöström , S. Wold and T. Lundstedt^b a)Dep. Of Chemistry, Umeå University b) Melacure Therapeutics AB, Uppsala Science Park, SE 751 83, Uppsala, Sweden

L9. On the selection of training set in environmental QSAR when chemical compounds are clustered	Lennart Eriksson,¹ Erik Johansson,¹ Martin Müller,² and Svante Wold.³ 1)Umetrics AB, POB 7960, 907 19 Umeå, Sweden 2)Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology, P.O.B. 1260, D57377 Schmallenberg, Germany 3)Institute of Chemistry, Umeå University, S901 87 Umeå, Sweden

L10. The application of genetic algorithms for feature selection in spectral data sets	R. Leardi, Department of Pharmaceutical and Food Chemistry and Technology, University of Genova – Italy

L 11. Model based validation	Sven Ahlinder, Volvo

L 12. Wavelet-PLS Regression Models for Monitoring. High- and Low-Frequency Phenomena	Pekka Teppola and Pentti Minkkinen, Chemometrics Group,Department of Chemical Technology,Lappeenranta University of Technology, P.O. Box 20, FIN53851 Lappeenranta, Finland

L 13. Multiple imputation for multivariate time series of the chemical concentrations of air pollution in the arctic	Philip K. Hopke, Department of Chemistry, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY 13699 Chuanhai Liu, Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, Murray Hill, NJ 07974 Donald B. Rubin, Department of Statistics, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138

L 14. Auto cross covariances in principal properties and other preprocessing methods for modelling of peptide sequences	M. Sjöström^a, M. Edman^a,b and Å. Wieslander^b ^aResearch Group for Chemometrics and ^bDepartment of Biochemistry, Umeå University, S-901 87 Umeå, Sweden

L 15. Relationships Among Latent Variable and Subspace Methods for the Identification of Dynamic Models	Ruijie Shi and John F. MacGregor, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada

L 16. Centering & scaling: is it simple?	Rasmus Bro,LMT/MLI/ KVL, Denmark

L17. The use of Experimental Design Methodology and Multivariate Analysis in Product Development and Process Optimization	Narinder Singh Sahni^1,2 and Tormod Næs² 1)MILLS DA, Innovation department, P.O. Box 4644 Sof., N-0506 Oslo, Norway, 2)MATFORSK, Norwegian Food Research Institute, Osloveien 1, N-1430 Ås, Norway,

L 18. Invited guest lecture: Validation and optimization in chemometric data analysis	HARALD MARTENS, DK (Norway)

L 19. Multiblock Component and Covariates Regression models	Johan A. Westerhuis¹, Ricard Boqué² and Age K. Smilde¹ 1 Process Analysis and Chemometrics, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam 1018 WV, The Netherlands Department of Analytical and Organic Chemistry, Rovira I Virgili University of Tarragona, Tarragona 43005, Catalonia, Spain.

L 20. Estimating Reaction Rate Constants from a Two Step Reaction: A Comparison Between Curve Resolution and Three Way Methods	Sabina Bijlsma and Age K. Smilde, Process Analysis and Chemometrics, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Amsterdam, Nieuwe Achtergracht 166, NL 1018 WV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

L 21. Continuous Piecewise Direct Standardization. A method to correct for temperature induced spectral variation	Age K. Smilde, Florian Wulfert, Wim Th. Kok, Process Analysis and Chemometrics, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Amsterdam Onno E. de Noord, Shell International Chemicals B.V, Shell Research and Technology Centre, Amsterdam

L 22. SPOC 1992-1998 – An overview of chemometrics in drug development. From ”lead finding” to production and process control	Torbjörn Lundstedt and Elisabeth Seifert Melacure Therapeutics AB, Uppsala Science Park, SE-751 82 Uppsala, Sweden

L 23. Drift correction for gas sensors using multivariate methods	Tom Artursson¹, Martin Holmberg¹, Tomas Eklöv¹, Ingemar Lundström¹, Michael Sjöström² and Per Mårtensson³ ¹S SENCE and Division of Applied Physics, Linköping University, S 581 83, Linköping, Sweden ²Research Group for Chemometrics, Umeå University, S901 87, Sweden ³Nordic Sensor Technologies, S583 30, Linköping, Sweden

L24. Analysis of Dynamic Systems	Agnar Höskuldsson, AKP, DTU

L 25. Introducing ”Camera X”, a new multispectral line scan camera for virtual imaging – with compositional, textural and process monitoring application examples	Kim Esbensen, Telemark Institute of Technology, Porsgrunn, Norway, Bart Braam, BBCom, Savitaipale, Finland

L 26. The parsimonious multi-scale classification model	Alsberg, Bjøn K., Department of Computer Science, Llandinam building, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3DB, United Kingdom

L27. Orthogonal signal correction of process NIR data	Henrik Antti, Umeå University, S 901 87, Umeå, Sweden

L 28. A comparison of some on- and off-line spectroscopical MVA applications in polyolefin PP and HDPE production using FTIR, NIR and NMR	Richard Garner¹, Marc Van Bogaert², Hans Van Cauwenberghe², Werner Bilina³ and Danny Maes⁴ ¹Borealis Beringen, Belgium ²Borealis Kallo, Belgium ³Borealis Schwechat, Austria ⁴Borealis Rønningen, Norway

L 29. Challenges to face during installation and use of on-line NIR in a production plant	Marit Seim, Per A. Hassel, Rune Mathisen, Jens Solli, Anne Merete Bryntesen, Kristian Helland, Borealis Rønningen (Norway)

L 30. Non-linear regression analysis – new approach to the treditional implementation	A.L.Pomerantsev, Polycert, Institute of Chemical Physics RAS117977, Russia, Moscow, KosyginStr,4

L 31. Multivariate ftir, nir, and uv/vis spectroscopic analysis of unbleached and oxygen-delignified pine kraft pulp	Petteri Malkavaara, Jaakko Toivanen, and Raimo Alén, University of Jyväskylä, Department of Chemistry, Laboratory of Applied Chemistry, P.O. Box 35, FIN40351, Jyväskylä, Finland

L 32. Analysis of multivariate microscopic images using positive matrix factorization	Philip K. Hopke and Ji Hong Wang, Department of Chemistry, Clarkson University, Box 5810, Potsdam, NY, 136995810 Pentti Paatero Department of Physics, University of Helsinki, P.O. Box 9, FIN00014 Helsinki, Finland, Thomas M Hancewicz, Advanced Imaging and Management, Unilever Research US, Edgewater, NJ 07020

L 33. Comparison of chemometric methods for classification of fungal extracts	Charlotte Wittrup, Department of Biotechnology, Building 221, Technical University of Denmark, 2800 Lyngby, Denmark

L 34. A study of aminoacid transport through liquid membranes using UV VIS Spectroscopy	Márcia M. C. Ferreira, Alexandre M. Antunes & Pedro L. O. Volpe, Instituto de Quimica – Universidade Estadual de Campinas, UNICAMP CAMPINAS – SP – 13083 970 Brazil

L 35. Properties of chemical elements and simple substances: representation of periodicity in frequency domain	N.N. Khramov, S.A. Bartenev, G.S. Markov, V.N. Romanovskii, V.G. Khlopin Radium Institute St. Petersburg, Russia

L36. Invited guest lecture:UNCERTAINTY – a great challenge for chemometrics	K. Heydorn, Denmark

L37. Invited guest lecture:THEORY of SAMPLING for composite materials	Pierre Gy, Ph.D , France


P1. Jackknife optimization of QSAR models	Endre Anderssen, Frank Westad, Kay J. Steen, NTNU, Dept. of Chemistry, Group of Chemometrics

P 2. Multivariate Quantitative Structure- Activity Relationships for the Aquatic Toxicity of Alkyl Polyglucosides	Lise-Lott Uppgård and Michael Sjöström, Research Group for Chemometrics, Department of Organic Chemistry, Umeå University, S-901 87 Umeå, Sweden

P 3. Using miniature diode array nir spectrometers for measurements on moving samples, with a live demonstration	Lars Axrup, Korsnäs AB / Uppsala Universitet

P 4. On-line monitoring of a latex semi batch emulsion polymerization by fiber optic FT Raman spectroscopy	C. Bauer¹, B. Amram², M. Agnely², D. Charmot², J. Sawatzki³, N. Dupuy¹, L. Duponchel¹, J-P. Huvenne¹ ¹ Laboratoire de Spectroscopie Infrarouge et Raman, LASIR, CNRS, Bât. C5, Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille, F59655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex, France ² RHODIA Centre de Recherches d'Aubervilliers, 52, rue de la Haie Coq, F93308 Aubervilliers Cedex, France ³ BRUKER OPTIK GmbH, Wikinstr. 13, D76189 Karlsruhe, Germany

P5. Wood Defects Identification by Spectroscopical Techniques: Preliminary Investigation	Alessandro del Bianco[1]^a, Roman Beneš^b, Edwin Deutschl^c, Alfred Rinnhoffer^c aCarinthian Tech Research, Badstubenweg 40, A9500 Villach, Austria ^bAnton Paar GmbH, Kärntnerstraße 322, A8054 Graz, Austria ^bJoanneum Research FmbH, Institute of Digital Image Processing, Wastiangasse 6, Graz, A8010 Austria*

P 6.Object-oriented PLS generalisation	Kim H. Esbensen & Agnar Høskuldsson

P 7. Camera X: Multispectral line scan camera for virtual imaging	Bart Braam, BBCom, Sacitaipale, Finland, Kim.Esbensen, Telemark Institute of Technology, Porsgrunn, Norway

P 8. Nlr fitting of thermomechanic curves of electron beamed polyethylene and curing kinetics	E.V.Bystritskaya¹, O.Ye.Rodionova¹, N.Overbergh² ¹Polycert, Institute of Chemical Physics RAS,Kosygin Str. 4, Moscow, 117977, Russia ²N.V. Raychem S.A.,Diestesteenweg 692, 3010 Kessel lo, Belgium

P 9. A chemometric study on the waste water treatment system in a metallurgical plant	Guido Crisponi, Franco Cristiani, Valeria M. Nurchi, Gaetano Verani, Dipartimento di Chimica e Tecnologie Inorganiche e Metallorganiche Via Ospedale 72, 09124 Cagliari (Italy), Riccardo Leardi, Dipartimento di Chimica e Tecnologie Farmaceutiche e Alimentari Via Brigata Salerno, 16147 Genova (Italy)

P 10. Classification of polymeric materials by Factor Analysis of factor analyzed thermochromatographic data	Matti Elomaa¹, Charles H. Lochmüller², Marina Kudrashova³, Mihkel Kaljurad^{3 1}Laboratory of Polymer Chemistry, PB 55 FIN 00014 University of Helsinki Finland, ²P. M. Gross Chemical Laboratory, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708, USA, ³Institute of Chemistry, Akadeemia tee 15, Tallinn 12618, Estonia

P 11. Dynamic system multivariate calibration applied on acoustic data with low Y sampling rate	Rolf Ergon and Maths Halstensen, Telemark Institute of Technology

P12.Chemometric Mixture Design – Charting the Course	Lennart Eriksson, Erik Johansson and Conny Wikström, Umetrics AB, POB 7960, 907 19 Umeå, Sweden.

P 13. Principles of proper validation	Kim Esbensen, Telemark Institute of Technology, Porsgrunn, Norway, Jun Huang, HiT/TF, Porsgrunn, Norway

P 14. Resolution of multicomponent peaks by opa, pmf and als	A.Garrido Frenich, Department of Analytical Chemistry, University of Almeria, 4071 Almeria, Spain, D.L. Massart, Free University of Brussels, Pharmaceutical Institute, Laarbeeklaan 103, B1090 Brussels, Belgium, Ji Hong Wang and P.K. Hopke, Department of Chemistry, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY 136995810

P 15. Evaluation of techniques for determining kinetic parameters from multiwavelength spectroscopic data	Erik Furusjö and Lars Göran Danielsson, Analytical Chemistry, Royal Institute of Technology, SE100 44 Stockholm, Sweden

P 16. Multivariate methods in developing an evolutionary strategy for tablet formulation	Jon Gabrielsson, Research Group for Chemometrics, Organic Chemistry, University of Umeå

P 17. In-line hemometric prediction of grain-size distributionspecifications by using Novel multivariate sensor technology and three-way decomposition – with powder, aggregate particulate matter and industrial transportation monitoring samples	Maths Halstensen, HiT/TF, Porsgrunn, Norway, Kim Esbensen, Telemark Institute of Technology, Porsgrunn, Norway

P18. On-line determination of colloidal wood resin (pitch) in papermaking process waters by acoustic chemometrics	Kenneth E. Sundberg¹ and Kim H. Esbensen², Maths Halstensen², 1 Raisio Chemicals, Raisio, Finland 2 Telemark College (ACRG), Porsgrunn, Norway

P19. Multivariate Image Regression (MIR): Implementation image PLS R – first forays	Thorbjørn T. Lied, HiT/TF, Porsgrunn, Norway, Kim Esbensen, HiT/TF, Porsgrunn, Norway

P20. RAM based neutral nets and PLS classification	Christian Linneberg, IntellixAKP, DTU and Agnar Höskuldsson, AKP, DTU

P 21. Dithionite bleaching of thermomechanical pulp: factors having effects on bleaching effiency	Petteri Malkavaara, Jukka Pekka Isoaho, Raimo Alén, and Jori Soininen, University of Jyväskylä, Department of Chemistry, Laboratory of Applied Chemistry, P.O. Box 35, FIN40351, Jyväskylä, Finland
P 22. Prediction of bleaching properties of stored wood using NIR-spectroscopy and multivariate calibration	David Nilsson, Department of Organic Chemistry, Umeå University

P 23. A comparison of electrical bioimpedance (EBI) spectrometry and NIR in the study of skin disorders for diabetic patients	Josefina Nystroem, Paul Geladi, Anders Nilsson, Stig Ollmar*, Folke Lithner, Ulf Bertheim , Jan Eriksson & Britta Sethson Umeå University Bruker Sverige, Taeby *Karolinska Institute, Huddinge

P 24. Traditional and modern chemometric techniques – application of kinetic analytical data to dyadic and triadic systems	I.A.Pettas, M.I.Karayannis, Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, University of Ioannina, 45110 Ioannina, Greece

P 25. Application of partial least squares multivariate calibration for the determination of the hydroxyl group content in calcined silica by diffuse reflectance infrared spectrometry	M. Peussa, S. Härkönen and L. Niinistö, Laboratory of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, Helsinki University of Technology, P.O. Box 6100, FIN02015 Espoo, Finland

P 26. Nlr software tools - what is the best?	A.L.Pomerantsev, O.Ye.Rodionova, Polycert, Institute of Chemical Physics RAS 117977, Russia, Moscow, Kosygin str,4

P 27. Multivariate batch modeling and bspc used in bioprocess engineering	Tarja Rajalahti and Terhi Siimes, Whitelake Software Point Oy, Valkjärventie 1, FIN 02130 Espoo, Finland

P 28. Batch Statistical Process Control, BSPC. An approach based on observation, and batch level monitoring	Stefan Rännar and Lennart Eriksson, Umetrics AB, Box 7960, S907 19 Umeå, Sweden

P 29. Human dental calculi analysis using total luminescence	M. M. Reis, D. N. Biloti, F. B. T. Pessine and M. M. C. Ferreira, Department of Physical Chemistry, Institute of Chemistry, State University of Campinas – UNICAMP, 13081-970, Campinas, SP, Brazil

P30. Applicability of MIR spectroscopy in modeling of oil properties:viscosity index and pour point	Satu-Pia Mujunen, Pentti Minkkinen, Jukka Myllyoja, Annikki Perkio, Alpo Toivo, Taito Vaanaen

P 31. Optimization constrained by the principal directions of variationin the X-matrix	Ketil Svinning, Norcem AS

P 32. Multiresolution analysis and compression of time series in multivariate process monitoring using the wavelet transform	Johan Trygg and Svante Wold, Research Group for Chemometrics, Institute of Chemistry, Umeå University, 901 87 Umeå, Sweden

P 33. Application of PARAFAC2 to Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Semiconductor Etch	Barry Wise, Neal Gallagher and Elaine B. Martin,Eigenvector Research, Inc., USA

P 34. Concepts and applications of a Jack- knifing technique for estimation of parameter uncertainties in multivariate models	Frank Westad¹ , Michael Byström¹and Harald Martens² ¹CAMO ASA, Box 1405 Vika, 0115 Oslo, Norway ²The Technical University of Denmark, Institute of Biotechnology, Denmark and Norwegian University of Science and Technology, 7034 Trondheim, Norway

P 35. Synchronizing the trajectories of the process variables for on-line monitoring of batch runs with unequal duration	Johan A. Westerhuis¹, Theodora Kourti^*, Athanassios Kassidas², Paul. A. Taylor, John F. MacGregor, McMaster Advanced Control Consortium, Department of Chemical Engineering, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8S 4L7

P 36. Product improvement of cooking fat using experimental design and sensory evaluation	Malin Wikström, Research Group for Chemometrics, Department of Chemistry, Umeå University, SE-901 87 Umeå

P 37. Total body composition measured by Dual-Energy X-ray Absorption (DEXA) and Electrical Bioimpedance (EBI), a comparison using chemometrics	Jasintha Åberg, Lena Håglin, Paul Geladi, Britta Sethson, Umeå University

P 38. Multi- and Megavariate Calibration in Quantitative Analysis with LC/MS (Poster)	Dan Bylund, Rolf Danielsson and Karin E. Markides Department of Analytical Chemistry, Uppsala University, Box 531, S-751 21 Uppsala, Sweden

P 39. NIR spectrometry as an alternative to classical polyolefin analysis techniques	Part A:off-line NIR polypropylene analysis: Peter Mayo, Heinz Kamon, Johan Berger: Borealis Schwechat

P 40. NIR spectrometry as an alternative to classical polyolefin analysis techniques	Part B: off-line NIR polyethylene analysis: Markku Vahteri, Irma Heikkinen, Markku Asumalahti, Jyrki Salminen: Borealis Porvoo (Finland)

P 41. Interval partial least squares regression (IPLS)	Jesper Wagner Department of Dairy and Food Science Food Technology Rolighedsvej 30, DK-1958 Frederiksberg C Denmark

P 42.Prediction of Malt Quality using Near Infrared Spectroscopy and Chemometrics	Jesper Wagner Department of Dairy and Food Science Food Technology Rolighedsvej 30, DK-1958 Frederiksberg C Denmark

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Porsgrunn is a regional industrial and educational center in south-eastern Norway, easily accessible from all other Scandinavian countries as well as from abroad. The county of Telemark, where Porsgrunn is situated, boasts many varied visiting highlights, e.g. the birthplace of skiing and wonderful outdoor facilities (especially mountain hiking, recreational sailing and swimming in the summer). The city of Porsgrunn with Telemark Institute of Technology (HiT-TF) provides an excellent setting for SSC6 thanks to its range of services and tourist facilities. Of particular interest for SSC6: The coastal (southern) part of Telemark has the highest concentration of process industries in Norway, e.g. Norsk Hydro, Borealis, Union paper mill, NORCEM. Travel to Porsgrunn By plane, Porsgrunn is easily accessible by the convenient 55 min. Copenhagen-Sandefjord (Torp airport) link. From Torp airport, a SSC6-shuttle bus facility to Porsgrunn will be available at the beginning and the end of SSC6. There are also excellent possibilities for travelling to Porsgrunn by car along very scenic routes from Norway, Sweden and Denmark, e.g. Porsgrunn can be reached by car from Oslo in just about 2 hour's drive. Larvik (situated only 25 minutes away from Porsgrunn) is the key port for Color Line's popular ferry link to Denmark (either from Fredrikshavn or Skagen's 3-hour express connection), while Sandefjord (45 minutes away) is the port for Color Line's ferry to Strømstad in Sweden. More detailed travel information will be available after registration. Porsgrunn will be most conveniently accessible by plane in 1999 by the 55 minute Copenhagen-Sandefjord air link operated by Widerøe. A shuttle bus service will be organised to transport the delegates to Porsgrunn on Tuesday the 10th August. The Oslo airport will be relocated to Gardemoen in late 1998, and delegates arriving there are advised to take trains via Oslo. A time table will be put on this web site as soon as one is available.
Porsgrunn can also be readily reached by car. From Sweden via the Strømstad-Sandefjord ferry links (2.5 hours) operated by Scandi Line or by the Fredrikshafen- or Skagen-Larvik express ferry links (3 hours) operated by Color Line.
	Travel time by car are Oslo-Porsgrunn 2h, Sandefjord-Porsgrunn 45 minutes and Larvik-Porsgrunn 25 minutes. More details will be put on this web site in early 1999
Accommodation for SSC
Accommodation for SSC6 will be at "Hotel VIC" downtown Porsgrunn, situated only some 15 minutes walk from the conference location at HiT-TF. The organizers have reserved the entire hotel for the duration of SSC6. Whomever you'll meet at VIC during SSC6 will be a true "VIC": Very Important Chemometrician. SSC6 will be a singular opportunity for networking you'll not want to miss! Wonderful opportunities for individual extensions of your stay in Porsgrunn and Telemark are available, but will have to be made on a personal basis.
The organising committee will further your individual requests. Single room: 750,- NOK person/night Double room: 500,- NOK person/nigh

Registration for SSC6 will be possible either via snail-mail or by e-mail: ssc6@hit.no. Registration fee, travel and hotel costs The registration fee for SSC6 will be $ 650 - The registration fee includes:
	Airport shuttle Torp - Porsgrunn (beginng and end of conference)
	Get together, Hotel VIC (Sunday evening Aug. 15.th)
	All scientific symposium activities
	Symposium program/abstract book
	Proceedings journal issue
	All coffee breaks, lunches and conference dinners, including the banquet.
	All joint social activities during SSC6
Participants are responsible for their own travel arrangements (with the exception of the SSC6 airport shuttles to/from Torp airport). Hotel accommodation will also be individually paid for.

Sunday August 15, 1999
14:00-20:00	Registration at Hotel VIC
18:00-20:00	Ice-breaker at Hotel VIC

Monday August 16, 1999
08:00-09:00	Registration at Telemark College
09:00-09:25	Conference Opening, Kim H. Esbensen

Session 1:	Chairman Kim H. Esbensen
09:25-09:50	Charles E. Miller Chemometrics for On-Line Spectroscopy Applications - Theory and Practice
09:50-10:15	A. K. Conlin, E. B. Martin and A. J. Morris Confidence limits for contribution plots
10:15-10:30	Coffee Break and Refreshments

Session 2:	Chairman Magni Martens
10:30-10:55	Pentti Minkkinen, Marko Lallo, Pekka Sten and Markku J. Lehtinen Analysis of mineral mixtures by using IR spectrometry
10:55-11:20	Åsa Lindgren The use of multivariate methods and experimental design to improve the quality of ethyl-hydroxy-ethyl-cellulose
11:25-12:15	Barry Wise (invited guest lecturer) What chemometricians and chemical engineers refuse to learn from each other
12:15-13:15	Lunch

Session 3:	Chairman Lars Munck
13:15-13:40	Magni Martens Quality and the art of quantitative measurements
13:40-14:05	R. M. Dyson, A. Helg, K. Kaufmann, M. Länzlinger, M. Maeder, A. Zilian Modern tools for reaction monitoring: spectral monitoring in situ: hard and soft analysis of «non-ideal» data
14:05-14:30	P. M. Andersson, M. Sjöström, S. Wold and T. Lundstedt Comparison of molecular descriptors using multivariate methods
14:30-14:45	Coffee Break and Refreshments

Session 4:	Chairman Philip K. Hopke
14:45-15:10	Lennart Eriksson, Erik Johansson, Martin Müller and Svante Wold On the selection of training set in environmental QSAR when chemical compounds are clustered
15:10-15:35	R. Leardi The application of genetic algorithms for feature selection in spectral data sets
15:35-1600	Sven Ahlinder Model based cross validation
16:00-16:25	Pekka Teppola and Pentti Minkkinen Wavelet-PLS regression models for monitoring high- and low-frequency phenomena
16:30-18:00	POSTER Session P1-P42
17:00-18:30	Barbecue

Tuesday August 17, 1999
Session 1:	Chairman Age Smilde
09:00-09:25	Philip K. Hopke, Chuanhai Liu and Donald B. Rubin Multiple imputation for multivariate time series of the chemical concentrations of air pollution in the arctic
09:25-09:50	M. Sjöström, M. Edman and Å. Wieslander Auto cross covariances in principal properties and other preprocessing methods for modelling of peptide sequences
09:50-10:15	Ruijie Shi and John F. MacGregor Relationships among latent variable and subspace methods for the identification of dynamic models
10:15-10:30	Coffee Break and Refreshments

Session 2:	Chairman Michael Sjöström
10:30-10:55	Rasmus Bro Centering & scaling: is it simple?
10:55-11:20	Narinder Singh Sahni and Tormod Næs The use of experimental design methodology and multivariate analysis in product development and process optimization
11:25-12:15	Harald Martens (invited guest lecturer) Validation and optimization in chemometric data analysis
12:15-13:15	Lunch

Session 3:	Chairman Rasmus Bro
13:15-13:40	Johan A. Westerhuis, Ricard Boque and Age K. Smilde Multiblock component and covariates regression models
13:40-14:05	Sabina Bijlsma and Age K. Smilde Estimating reaction rate constants from a two-step reaction: A comparison between curve resolution and three-way methods
14:05-14:30	Age K. Smilde, Florian Wulfert, Wim Th. Kok and Onno E. de Noord Continuous piecewise direct standardization. A method to correct for temperature induced spectral variation
14:30-14:45	Coffee Break and Refreshments

Session 4:	Chairman Harald Martens
14:45-15:10	Torbjörn Lundstedt and Elisabeth Seifert SPOC 1992-1998 - «An overview of chemometrics in drug development. From «lead finding» to production and process control
15:10-15:35	Tom Artursson, Martin Holmberg, Tomas Eklöv, Ingemar Lundström, Michael Sjöström and Per Mårtensson Drift correction for gas sensors using multivariate methods
15:35-16:00	Agnar Höskuldsson Analysis of dynamic systems
16:00-16:25	Kim H. Esbensen, Bart Braam, Maths Halstensen, Thorbjørn T. Lied, Jun Huang, and Maria Lundhaug Introducing «Camera-X», a new multispectral, 1-D scanning camera for virtual imaging - with compositional, textural and process monitoring application illustrations
16:30-18:00	POSTER session P1-P42
19:00-21:00	Dinner including lecture at Hotel VIC: Pierre Gy (invited guest lecturer) Theory of sampling for composite materials

Wednesday August 18, 1999
08:30	Departure from Hotel VIC
09:30-10:45	Vestfold fylkesmuseum (Whaling section, Viking ship section and the Vestfold Farm)
11:00-12:00	Haugar Art gallery
12:00	Departure from Haugar Art gallery
12:45-13:45	Lunch at Fredtun folkehøgskole
13:45-14:30	Lecture: Kay Heydorn (invited guest lecturer) Uncertainty - a great challenge for chemometrics
14:30-14:50	Coffee Break and Refreshments
14:50	Departure from Fredtun folkehøgskole
15:15-16:15	Mølen (National park with a unique archaeological history and fauna)
16:15	Departure from Mølen
17:00	Arrival Hotel VIC
18:00	Departure from Hotel VIC
18:30	River Boat trip down the Skien river with «MS Victoria»
20:00	Banquet at Café Osebro

Thursday August 19, 1999
Session 1:	Chairman John F. MacGregor
09:00-09:25	Bjøn K. Alsberg The parsimonious multi-scale classification model
09:25-09:50	Henrik Antti Orthogonal signa correction of process NIR data
09:50-10:15	Richard Garner, Marc Van Bogaert, Hans Van Cauwenberghe, Werner Bilina and Danny Maes A comparison of some on- and off-line spectroscopical MVA applications in poly-olefin PP and HDPE production using FTIR, NIR and NMR
10:15-10:30	Coffee Break and Refreshments

Session 2:	Chairman Barry Wise
10:30-10:55	Marit Seim, Rune Mathisen, Per A. Hassel, Jens Solli, Anne Merete Bryntesen and Kristian Helland Challenges to face during installation and use of on-line NIR in a production plant
10:55-11:20	A. L. Pomerantsev Non-linear regression analysis - new approach to the traditional implementation
11:20-11:45	Petteri Malkavaara, Jaakko Toivanen and Raimo Alén Multivariate FTIR, NIR and UV/VIS spectroscopic analysis of unbleached and oxygen-delignified pine kraft pulp
11:45-12:10	Philip K. Hopke and Ji-Hong Wang Analysis of multivariate microscopic images using positive matrix factorization
12:15-13:15	Lunch

Session 3:	Chairman Kay Heydorn
13:15-13:40	Charlotte Wittrup Comparison of chemometric methods for classification of fungal extracts
13:40-14:05	Márcia M. C. Ferreira, Alexandre M. Antunes and Pedro L. O. Volpe A study of aminoacid transport through liquid membranes using UV-VIS spectroscopy
14:05-14:30	N. N. Khramov, S. A. Bartenev, G. S. Markov and V. N. Romanovskii Properties of chemical elements and simple substances: Representation of periodicity in frequency domain
14:30-15:10	Conference Closing, Kim H. Esbensen
15:10-	Departure

L1. Chemometrics for On-Line Spectroscopy Applications -Theory and Practice

Charles E. Miller, DuPont, Center for Process Sensors and Analyzers, Wilmington DE 198800357, USA

L 2. Confidence limits for contribution plots

A.K. Conlin, E.B. Martin and A.J. Morris, Centre for Process Analytics and Control Technology, Merz Court, University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, U.K.

L 3. Analysis of mineral mixtures by using ir spectrometry

Pentti Minkkinen a), Marko Lalloa), Pekka Stenb), and Markku J. Lehtinenc)

L 6. Quality and the art of quantitative measurements

Magni Martens, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Rolighedsvej 30, DK1958 Frederiksberg, Danmark

L9. On the selection of training set in environmental QSAR when chemical compounds are clustered

Lennart Eriksson,1 Erik Johansson,1 Martin Müller,2 and Svante Wold.3

L10. The application of genetic algorithms for feature selection in spectral data sets

R. Leardi, Department of Pharmaceutical and Food Chemistry and Technology, University of Genova – Italy

L 14. Auto cross covariances in principal properties and other preprocessing methods for modelling of peptide sequences

M. Sjöströma, M. Edmana,b and Å. Wieslanderb

L 19. Multiblock Component and Covariates Regression models

Johan A. Westerhuis1, Ricard Boqué2 and Age K. Smilde1

L 21. Continuous Piecewise Direct Standardization. A method to correct for temperature induced spectral variation

Age K. Smilde, Florian Wulfert, Wim Th. Kok, Process Analysis and Chemometrics, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Amsterdam

L 22. SPOC 1992-1998 – An overview of chemometrics in drug development. From ”lead finding” to production and process control

L 26. The parsimonious multi-scale classification model

Alsberg, Bjøn K., Department of Computer Science, Llandinam building, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3DB, United Kingdom

L 32. Analysis of multivariate microscopic images using positive matrix factorization

Philip K. Hopke and Ji Hong Wang, Department of Chemistry, Clarkson University, Box 5810, Potsdam, NY, 136995810

L 33. Comparison of chemometric methods for classification of fungal extracts

Charlotte Wittrup, Department of Biotechnology, Building 221, Technical University of Denmark, 2800 Lyngby, Denmark

L 34. A study of aminoacid transport through liquid membranes using UV VIS Spectroscopy

Márcia M. C. Ferreira, Alexandre M. Antunes & Pedro L. O. Volpe, Instituto de Quimica – Universidade Estadual de Campinas, UNICAMP CAMPINAS – SP – 13083 970 Brazil

L 35. Properties of chemical elements and simple substances: representation of periodicity in frequency domain

N.N. Khramov, S.A. Bartenev, G.S. Markov, V.N. Romanovskii, V.G. Khlopin Radium Institute St. Petersburg, Russia

K. Heydorn, Denmark

P 7. Camera X: Multispectral line scan camera for virtual imaging

Bart Braam, BBCom, Sacitaipale, Finland, Kim.Esbensen, Telemark Institute of Technology, Porsgrunn, Norway

P 9. A chemometric study on the waste water treatment system in a metallurgical plant

Guido Crisponi, Franco Cristiani, Valeria M. Nurchi, Gaetano Verani, Dipartimento di Chimica e Tecnologie Inorganiche e Metallorganiche Via Ospedale 72, 09124 Cagliari (Italy), Riccardo Leardi, Dipartimento di Chimica e Tecnologie Farmaceutiche e Alimentari Via Brigata Salerno, 16147 Genova (Italy)

P 10. Classification of polymeric materials by Factor Analysis of factor analyzed thermochromatographic data

Matti Elomaa1, Charles H. Lochmüller2, Marina Kudrashova3, Mihkel Kaljurad3 1Laboratory of Polymer Chemistry, PB 55 FIN 00014 University of Helsinki Finland,

P 11. Dynamic system multivariate calibration applied on acoustic data with low Y sampling rate

Rolf Ergon and Maths Halstensen, Telemark Institute of Technology

P12.Chemometric Mixture Design – Charting the Course

Lennart Eriksson, Erik Johansson and Conny Wikström, Umetrics AB, POB 7960, 907 19 Umeå, Sweden.

P 24. Traditional and modern chemometric techniques – application of kinetic analytical data to dyadic and triadic systems

I.A.Pettas, M.I.Karayannis, Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, University of Ioannina, 45110 Ioannina, Greece

P 26. Nlr software tools - what is the best?

A.L.Pomerantsev, O.Ye.Rodionova, Polycert, Institute of Chemical Physics RAS 117977, Russia, Moscow, Kosygin str,4

P 36. Product improvement of cooking fat using experimental design and sensory evaluation

Malin Wikström, Research Group for Chemometrics, Department of Chemistry, Umeå University, SE-901 87 Umeå

Pentti Minkkinen ^a), Marko Lallo^a), Pekka Sten^b), and Markku J. Lehtinen^c)

Lennart Eriksson,¹ Erik Johansson,¹ Martin Müller,² and Svante Wold.³

M. Sjöström^a, M. Edman^a,b and Å. Wieslander^b

Johan A. Westerhuis¹, Ricard Boqué² and Age K. Smilde¹

Matti Elomaa¹, Charles H. Lochmüller², Marina Kudrashova³, Mihkel Kaljurad^{3 1}Laboratory of Polymer Chemistry, PB 55 FIN 00014 University of Helsinki Finland,