46.
Barcellos E. S. , dos Reis M. M., Ferreira M. M. C., “Chemometric study on atmospheric pollution sources”. Seattle, WA, The United States, 22-26/09/2002: Eighth International Conference on Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry (CAC VIII, CAC-2002). Program and Abstracts Book, 89 (2002). Poster 58.

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Gurden S. P., Ferreira M. M. C., “Analysis of video images used to study gas-liquid transfer”. Seattle, WA, The United States, 22-26/09/2002: Eighth International Conference on Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry (CAC VIII, CAC-2002). Program and Abstracts Book, 95 (2002). Poster 33.

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Guterres M. V., Ferreira M. M. C., Volpe P. L. O., “Multiway calibration for creatinine determination by the Jaffé method in human serum”. Seattle, WA, The United States, 22-26/09/2002: Eighth International Conference on Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry (CAC VIII, CAC-2002). Program and Abstracts Book, 88 (2002). Poster 28.



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CAC-2002

Eighth International Conference
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Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry

Seattle, Washington, USA
September 22-26, 2002


CAC-2002 Invitation

The organizers of CAC-2002 invite you to join us in Seattle, USA for the Eighth Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry Conference. Following the tradition of the preceding CAC conferences, emphasis will be on new developments and applications of chemometrics in analytical chemistry. We hope to provide you with an interesting scientific program and to organize a conference that will stimulate the exchange and collaboration between chemometricians and analytical chemists. Your active participation and contributions are highly appreciated.We also hope that you will enjoy the many attractions of Seattle.

Call for Papers

The call for oral contributions is now closed (deadline was April 15, 2002). As of April 24, we have received approximately 110 abstracts. Poster contributions can still be made, but will be accepted on a space available basis. To submit your (~300 word) poster abstract via the abstract submission page. The poster session will be an integral and important part of the conference program. Authors are encouraged to submit their work (oral or poster presentation) as manuscripts for consideration for publishing in a special issue of Analytica Chimica Acta. These papers will go through regular peer review process.

CAC-2002 Committees

CAC Permanent Committee

L. Buydens (NL) X. Rius (E)
M. Forina (I) H. Smit (NL)
P. Hopke (USA) B.G.M. Vandeginste (NL)
D.L. Massart (B) P. Van Espen (B)

International Scientific Committee

R. Brereton (GB) S. Clementi (I)
J. Gasteiger (D) P. Geladi (S)
J. Havel (CZ) O.M. Kvalheim (N)
B. Kowalski (USA) Y. Liang (P.R. China)
N. Maeder (AUS) P. Minkkinen (FIN)
L. Munck (DK) R. Phan Tan Luu (F)
S. Rutan (USA) A. Smilde (NL)
R. Tauler (E) J. Tetteh (GB)
K. Varmuza (A) B. Walczak (PL)
P.D. Wentzell (Canada) S. Wold (S)
J. Zupan (SLO)

Local Organising Committee

Barry M. Wise, chair (USA) Terry Lane, secretary (USA)
Neal B. Gallagher (USA) Mel Koch (USA)
Mary Beth Seasholtz (USA) David L. Duewer (USA)
Peter de B. Harrington (USA) Paul J. Gemperline (USA)
Karl Booksh (USA) David Veltkamp (USA)
Nan Holmes (USA) James Jordan (USA)

CAC-2002 Scientific Program

The CAC-2002 Scientific Program consists of invited lectures and contributed oral and poster presentations. Currently there are 45 oral presentations and over 80 posters scheduled. The conference schedule and program can be found below. 
 
Sunday, September 22
5:00PM-7:00PM Welcoming Reception
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Monday, September 23
8:30-8:45 Welcome Address
Session 1: Image Analysis, Phillip K. Hopke, Chair
8:45-9:25 Exploration, Visualisation and Resolution of Spectroscopic Images, Anna de Juan
9:25-9:50 Multivariate Curve Resolution for Hyperspectral Image Analysis: Applications to Microarray Scanner Fluorescence Images, David Haaland
9:50-10:15 Estimation of Trace Vapor Analyte Concentration-Pathlength for Remote Sensing Applications from Hyperspectral Images, Neal B. Gallagher 
10:15-10:45 Coffee Break
10:45-11:10 Varimax Extended Rotation Applied to Multivariate Spectroscopic Image Analysis, Barry Lavine
11:10-11:35 Hyperspectral Imagine in an Forensic Laboratory--Data Cube Analysis Methods, Thomas Brueggemeyer
11:35-12:00 Self-Modeling Image Analysis with SIMPLISMA, Willem Windig 
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:00 Poster Session
Session 2: Process Chemometrics, Paul J. Gemperline, Chair 
2:00-2:40 Finding a Needle in a Haystack (A Challenge for Process Chemometrics), Elaine B. Martin
2:40-3:05 The Acid Test for a Chemometric Method: Monitoring HF Alkylation Fluid via NIR Spectroscopy, Alan Eastman
3:05-3:30 Inferential Sensors Based on Integrating Analytical Neural Networks, Genetic Programming, and Support Vector Machines, Alex Kalos
3:30-4:00 Coffee Break
4:00-4:25 An Integrated Chemometrics Approach to Process Development for the Industrial Production of Antibiotics, Jose Menezes
4:25-4:50 Dynamic Time Warping of Spectroscopic Data for Statistical Batch Process Monitoring, Henk-Jan Ramaker 
4:50-5:15 Detection and Correction of Non-calibrated Spectral Features in On-line Processes Spectroscopy, Frank Vogt
5:15-7:00 Poster Session Mixer
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Tuesday, September 24
Session 3: Multi-way and Curve Resolution, Sarah Rutan, Chair
8:30-9:10 Estimation of Error Propagation and Prediction Intervals in Multivariate Curve Resolution Alternating Least Squares Using Resampling Methods, Roma Tauler 
9:10-9:35 Advances in Hard- and Soft-Modelling of Multivariate Data, Marcel Maeder
9:35-10:00 Integrating Chemometrics with Chemical Separation Techniques, Robert Synovec
10:00-10:25 PARAFAC and Missing Values, Giorgio Tomasi
10:25-10:55 Coffee Break 
10:55-11:20 Maximum Likelihood Parallel Factor Analysis (MLPARAFAC), Lorenzo J. Vega-Montoto 
11:20-11:45 The Influence of Data Fusion on Multi-way Analysis of LC-DAD-MS Data, Ernst Bezemer 
11:45-1:00 Poster Session
1:00-2:00 Lunch
  Session 4: Robust and Graphical Methods, David Lee Duewer, Chair
2:00-2:40 Data Visualization via Sufficient Dimension Reduction, Dennis Cook
2:40-3:05 The Use of Parallel Coordinate Graphical Plotting Combined with Principal Component Analysis Sample Scores for Visualising Your Data at a Single Glance, Anthony D. Walmsley
3:05-3:30 A Comparative Study of Robust Estimation Methods, Anita Singh
3:30-4:00 Coffee Break 
4:00-4:25 Exploring Data Set Structure with Density-based Approaches, Michal Daszykowski 
4:25-4:50 Independent Component Analysis and Regression - Applications in Analytical Chemistry, Frank Westad 
4:50-5:15 Exploratory Data Analysis of Spectra-structure Similarities, Kurt Varmuza
7:00-10:00 CAC Night at Seattle Mariners
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Wednesday, September 25
  Session 5: Environmental Applications, Cliff Spiegelman Chair
8:30-9:10 Utilizing Hourly Gaseous Measurement as an Independent Variable in Multilinear Receptor Model Studies, Philip K. Hopke
9:10-9:35 A N-Way Analysis Technique of Two Tensors Applied to Ozone Concentration Analysis in Paris Area, Georges Oppenheim
9:35-10:00 Comparison of Factor Analysis Methods for Evaluating the Trace Element Chemistry of Groundwaters of Southern Nevada, Irene Farnham
10:00-10:25 Subsampling Particulate Samples: Theoretical Approximations for Environmental Matrices, Robert Gerlach
10:25-10:55 Coffee Break
Session 6: Bioanalytical, Peter de B. Harrington, Chair
10:55-11:35 Chemometric Opportunities in Proteomics, Al Yergey
11:35-12:00 Validation of Consensus Between Proteomic Expression and Clinical Chemical Data by a New Randomisation F-test in Generalised Procrustes Analysis, Wen Wu
12:00-12:25 Use of Kinetic Equations in Analytical Clinical Chemistry, Jeffrey Vaks
12:25-12:50 Modelling the Dynamic Effect of Tea in the Human Body Using Metabonomics-An Exploratory Study, Lefteris Kaskavelis 
12:50-2:00 Lunch
Session 7: Genetic Algorithms, Neual Networks and Datamining, Steven D. Brown, Chair
2:00-2:40 Support Vector Machines for the Classification of Electronic Nose Data, Matteo Pardo 
2:40-3:05 Selection of the Optimal Inputs in Chemometrics Modeling by Artificial Neural Network Analysis, Zvi Boger 
3:05-3:30 Real-time Chemometrics Applied for Screening Food Borne Pathogens and Bacterial Biomarker Using Ion Mobility and Differential Mobility Spectrometries: Chemometrics^N, Peter de. B. Harrington
3:30-4:00 Coffee Break 
4:00-4:25 Growing Neural Networks for Feature Selection and Calibration Sensor Set-ups, Frank Dieterle 
4:25-4:50 The Use of Continuous and Discrete Variables for Regression and Classification in Bayesian Networks, Nathaniel Woody
4:50-5:15 The O-PLS Approach, a New Modeling Concept in Multivariate Calibration, Johan Trygg 
6:00-10:00 Conference Dinner at Odyssey, the Maritime Discovery Center
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Thursday, September 26
Session 8: Calibration, Anthony D. Walmsley Chair
8:30-9:10 Wavelet Multiscale Regression Analysis for Multivariate Calibration, Steven D. Brown
9:10-9:35 Multivariate Calibration With Incomplete Designs, Cliff Spiegelman 
9:35-10:00 Fast Algorithm for the Solution of Inequality Constrained Least Squares Problems, Mark Van Benthem
10:00-10:25 Transformation of Sensor Array Pattern Vectors into Descriptors of Unknown Vapors using Classical Least Squares and Inverse Least Squares Methods, Jay W. Grate
10:25-10:55 Coffee Break
10:55-11:20 Importance of Spectral Errors on Predictions Obtained by Partial Least Squares Regression, Charlotte M¿ller Andersen
11:20-11:45 Improving Piecewise Orthogonal Signal Correction, Huwei Tan
11:45-12:10 Calibration and Instrumental Design Strategies for Physiological Glucose Measurements Based on Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, Gary Small
Official End of CAC-2002
12:10-1:10 Lunch
   
  Background Suppression Strategies for the Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds by Airborne Passive Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometry, Gary Small


 

CAC-2002 Venue

CAC-2002 will be held at the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle, Washington, USA. Much more than just a health club, the WAC features outstanding conference facilities, restaurants, bars, and sleeping rooms. The WAC is conveniently located on 6th Avenue in the heart of downtown Seattle with its many restaurants and waterfront attractions. Our block of 75 sleeping rooms at the WAC is currently fully booked. We have reserved another block of 15 rooms at the Mayflower Park Hotel at 405 Olive way, approximately four blocks from the WAC. Ask for the CAC-2002 rate of $140, phone (800 426-5100 or 206 382-6990) or email mayflowerpark@mayflowerpark.com. We have also reserved a block of rooms at the Camlin Hotel (206 682-0100). Both of these rooms will be released on August 31. We also suggest staying at the nearby Hilton (206 624-0500), Sheraton (206 621-9000), or Vance Hotel (206 441-4200).

CAC-2002 Poster Presentations

Poster presentations are an integral and important part of CAC-2002. Papers based on posters are eligible for the proceedings volume exactly as oral presentations. A tentative list of poster presentations can be found below. For poster viewing times, please see the main program.
 
1
Data Mining of the Relationship between Volatile Organic Components and Transient High Ozone Formation, Feng Gan and Philip K. Hopke
2
Simultaneous Quantitation of HIV DNA Vaccine Constituents by Second-Derivative UV Absorbance with Multi-Component Analysis, Joyce A. Sweeney, Bettiann Waldner and Pei-Kuo Tsai
3
OptiSim: A Fast Alternative to Kennard and Stone Algorithm, M. Daszykowski, B. Walczak, D. L. Massart
4
Discovering Data Topology with Growing Neural Gas, M. Daszykowski, B. Walczak, D. L. Massart 
5
Determination of Sulphate in Extracted Phosphoric Acid using Flow Injection Enthalpimetric Analysis, Q.Y.Zhang,M.Q.Wu 
6
A Multivariate Approach to Static ToF-SIMS Image Analysis of Micropatterned Surfaces, Bronwyn Wickes and David G. Castner
7
Applied Influence Function Analysis for Partial Least Squares, Kjell Johnson and William Rayens
8
Genetic Algorithms for Pattern Recognition and Multivariate Calibration. I. A Solution to the Class Membership Problem, Barry K. Lavine,Charles. E. Davidson
9
Genetic Algorithms for Pattern Recogntion and Multivariate Calibration: II. Transverse Learning, Barry K. Lavine, Charles E. Davidson
10
Optimisation of Preparation of Plant Samples for Metabolic Profiling on GC-MS, J. Gullberg, A. Nordstrom, P. Jonsson, M. Sjostrom, M. Kowalczyk, G. Sandberg and T. Moritz 
11
A Clustering Algorithm for Multispectral Satellite Images, T.N. Tran, R. Wehrem and L. M. C. Buydens
12
A Real-time Approach to Factor Resolution and Data Refinement using WEFA, K.S. Booksh and T. Bohinc 
13
Elucidation of the Structure of a Protein Folding Intermediate (Molten Globule State) using Multivariate Curve Resolution Alternating Least Squares (MCR-ALS), Susana Navea, Anna de Juan and Roma Tauler
14
Monitoring Batch Processes using OPA and ALS, S.Gourvenec, D.L.Maasart
15
Assessment of DOSY Data Processing Methods, R.Huo, R.Wehrens, J.van Duynhoven, L.M.C Buydens
16
Quantification of Two-Ring Aromatics in Jet Fuel with GCxGC/Tri-PLS and Objective Retention Time Alignment, Kevin J. Johnson, Bryan J. Prazen, Donald C. Young and Robert E. Synovec
17
High-Speed Gas Chromatographic Separations with Diaphragm Valve-Based Injection and Chemometric Analysis as a Gas Chromatographic "Sensor", Kevin J. Johnson, Marianne A. Cavelti, Janiece L. Flick, Jay W. Grate and Robert E. Synovec 
18
Parallel Column Liquid Chromatography with a Single Multi-Wavelength Absorbance Detector for Enhanced Selectivity using Chemometric Analysis, Gwen M. Gross, Bryan J. Prazen, and Robert E. Synovec
19
Study of the Influence of Selectivity and Sensitivity Parameters on Detection Limits in Multivariate Curve Resolution of Chromatographic Second-order Data, Mª José Rodríguez, Ricard Boqué and F. Xavier Rius
20
A Genetic Algorithm - Tabu Search Hybrid Approach for Synthesizing Multilayer Optical Coatings, J.A. Hageman, R. Wehrens, H.A. van Sprang and L.M.C. Buydens
21
Hard and Soft Modelling of Acid-base Chemical Equilibria of Biomolecules using 1H-NMR, Joaquim Jaumot, Montserrat Vives, Raimundo Gargallo and Roma Tauler
22
Multivariate Curve Resolution Alternating Least Squares Analysis of the Conformational Equilibria of the Oligonucleotide d(TGCTCGCT), Joaquim Jaumot, Núria Escaja, Raimundo Gargallo, Enrique Pedroso and Roma Tauler
23
Validation of Screening Test Kits for the Determination of Aflatoxins in Nuts, E. Trullols, I. Ruisánchez and F.X. Rius
24
Multivariate Statistical Process Control for Continuous Monitoring of an Early Warning Fire Detection System, Renee D. JiJi, Mark H. Hammond, and Susan L. Rose-Pehrsson
25
Probabilistic Neural Network for Early Fire Detection Using a Multi-Criteria Sensor Arrays, Susan L. Rose-Pehrsson, Mark H. Hammond, Daniel T. Gottuk, Jennifer T. Wong, and Mark T. Wright 
26
Identification and Distribution of Microcontaminants Sources of Nonionic Surfactants, Their Degradation Products and Linear Alkybenzen Sulfonates in Coastal Waters and Sediments in Spain by Means of Chemometric Methods, Emma Peré-Trepat, Mira Petrovic, Dami Barceló and Roma Tauler 
27
Models For Measurement Error Covariance In Multichannel Instrumentation, Marc N. Leger and Peter D. Wentzell 
28
Multiway Calibration for Creatinine Determination by the JAFFE Method in Human Serum, M.V. Guterres, M.M.C. Ferreira and P.L.O. Volpe
29
Resolution of On-flow LC/NMR of Complex Mixtures by Multivariate Means, Hailin Shen, Richard G Brereton, Christian Y Airiau and Hassan Sukri 
30
Improvement of Sliding-Window Gene-Shaving Clustering for Gene Expression Data, Young-Hyun Ko, Hyeseon Lee and Chi-Hyuck Jun
31
Handling Large Data-sets in the Food Industry, Vibeke T. Povlsen and Frans W.J. van den Berg
32
Toxicity Classification from Metabonomic Data using a Density Superposition Approach: ‘CLOUDS’, Tim Ebbels, Hector Keun, Mary Bollard, Henrik Antti, Olaf Beckonert, Elaine Holmes, John Lindon and Jeremy Nicholson
33
Using Temporal Imaging and Chemometrics to Study Gas-liquid Transfer, Stephen P. Gurden and Marcia M.C. Ferreira
34
Determination of Doxorubicin in Human Plasma by Excitation-emission Matrix Fluorescence and Multi-way Analysis, Marcello Trevisan and Ronei J. Poppi
35
Relating Physiological Measurements to Temporal Change of Sensory Attributes in Semi-solid Food Products, R.H. Jellema, R.A. de Wijk, L.J. van Gemert, G.B. Dijksterhuis, J.F. Prinz and H. Weenen
36
Process Monitoring and Control in GSK, Phil Borman, Richard Escott, Jason Murtagh, John O'Shea and Sarah Stimpson
37
The Use of On-Line Near Infra Red (NIR) and PLS Models for Monitoring Continuous Reactions, Duncan Thompson and Richard Escott 
38
Building NMR Spectroscopic Metabonomic Databases: HCA and KNN Classification for the Exploration and Prediction of Drug Toxicity, Olaf Beckonert, Mary Bollard, Tim Ebbels, Hector Keun, Henrik Antti, Elaine Holmes, John Lindon and Jeremy Nicholson
39
Multivariate Data Analysis of Chemical Structure Sets Represented by Binary Substructure Descriptors, K. Varmuza, H. Scsibrany, M. Karlovits, W. Demuth, and F. Moller
40
Example of a Three-step Strategy PCA-PLS-LDA with Archaeometric Data: Identification of an Organic Material on a Neolithic Statuette, K. Varmuza, F. Sauter, W. Werther and P. Stadler
41
A Regression-based Prediction Combining Clustering and Variable Selection Methods, Il-Gyo Chong and Chi-Hyuck Jun
42
A Multivariate Screening Approach using Statistical Experimental Design and PLS for Metabonomic NMR and Clinical Chemical Toxicity Data, Henrik Antti , Tim Ebbels, Hector Keun, Mary Bollard, Olaf Beckonert, Elaine Holmes, John Lindon and Jeremy Nicholson
43
Improved Analysis of Multivariate Data by Variable Stability (VAST) Scaling: Application to NMR Spectroscopic Metabolic Profiling, Hector Keun, Henrik Antti, Tim Ebbels, Mary Bollard, Olaf Beckonert, Elaine Holmes, John Lindon and Jeremy Nicholson 
44
Geometry-based Pattern Recognition of Dynamic Metabolic Profiles: Classifying Toxicity from NMR Spectra of Biofluids, Hector Keun, Tim Ebbels, Henrik Antti , Mary Bollard, Olaf Beckonert, Elaine Holmes, John Lindon and Jeremy Nicholson
45
Automatic Preprocessing of LC-MS Data, Fredrik O. Andersson and Sven P. Jacobsson
46
Multiway Data Analysis of Environmental Contamination Sources in Surface Natural Waters of Catalonia (Spain), Emma PerŽ-Trepat, M—nica Flo, Montserrat Mu–oz, Elisabeth Teixid—, Mere Figueras, Lourdes Olivella, Manel Vilanova, Josep Caixach, Antoni Ginebreda and Romˆ Tauler
47
Combined In-vivo Transcriptomics and Metabonomics in Characterization of Biomarkers for Mechanistic Studies of Lipid-lowering Drugs, Dorrit Baunsgaard, Klaus S. Frederiksen, Jan Fleckner, Erik Max Wulff, Karsten Wassermann, Per Sauerberg and Ulla G. Sidelmann
48
Application of Multivariate Curve Resolution for Analysis of FT-IR Microspectroscopic Images of In-situ Plant Tissue, Boiana Budevska
49
Development Applications of Guided Microwave Spectroscopy using Chemometrics, Victoria C. Loades and Anthony D. Walmsley
50
Non-invasive Diagnosis of Osteoarthritis using MVA on NMR Spectra, Renger H. Jellema, Robert-Jan A.N. Lamers, Elly J. Faber, Jeroen de Groot, Gerwin K. Spijksma, Nicole Verzijl and Joop H.J. van Nesselrooij
51
Multiresolution Analysis for Quantification of Optical Properties in Scattering Media using Photon Time-of-flight Measurements, C.E.W. Gributs and D.H. Burns
52
Fuzzifying Classification Trees for Improved Prediction, Anthony Myles and Steven D. Brown
53
Bayesian graphical models for uncertainty assessment for laboratory accreditation under ISO 17025, Bradley Venner and Larry Stratton
54
Automatic Declutter Approaches using GLS with Discrete or Continuous Independent Variables, Jeremy Shaver and Steven Wright
55
Resolution of Humic Materials and Chlorophylls using Light Emitting Diode Excitation Emission Matrix (LED-EEM) Fluorescence Spectroscopy and Parallel Factor Analysis (PARAFAC), Renee D. JiJi and Sean J. Hart
56
Retention Indices of PAHs Studied by Multiway and Multivariate Methods, R. Kiralj and M.M.C. Ferreira
57
Fusing Data from Diverse Sources to Characterize Batch Reactions, Paul J. Gemperline, Shane Moore, Enric Comas, R. Russell Rhinehart, Karen High and Samir Alam
58
Chemometric Study on Atmospheric Pollution Sources, Edilton de S. Barcellos, Marlon M. dos Reis and Marcia M. C. Ferreira
59
Classification with Boosted Multilayer Perceptrons, M. Pardo, G. Sberveglieri, G. Valentini and F. Masulli
60
A Response Surface Study to Attain Accuracy in Measuring Atmospheric Black Carbon by Thermal-Optical Analysis, Joseph M. Conny and Donna B. Klinedinst
61
Monotonicity on Identification with Neural Nets, Guillermo B. Sentoni and Lorenz T. Biegler
62
Background Suppression Strategies for the Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds by Airborne Passive Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometry, Toshiyasu Tarumi and Gary W. Small 
63
Algorithms For Rapid Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds by Passive Fourier Transform Infrared Measurements from an Aircraft Platform, Boyong Wan and Gary W. Small
64
Data Processing Strategies for the Determination of Glucose from Low Resolution Fourier Transform Near Infrared Spectra, Kirsten Kramer and Gary W. Small
65
Imaging Spectroscopy: A Challenge for Multivariate Curve Resolution Methods, L. Duponchel, W. Elmi-Rayaleh, C. Ruckebusch, J-P. Huvenne and P. Legrand
66
Uninformative Variable Selection using Two-Dimensional Correlation Analysis, He Xiao and David H. Burns
67
Methods for Luminescence Lifetime Determination, Christina M. McGraw, Gamal Khalil, and James B. Callis
68
Rare Earth Glass Reference Materials for Near Infrared Spectrometry, David L. Duewer and Steven J. Choquette
69
Comparison of Statistical Confidence-Limit Estimates for Sum-Squared Residuals, Jeremy M. Shaver, Barry M. Wise and Neal B. Gallagher
70
Chemometrics: Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities in Pharmaceutical Manufacture, J. A. Spencer, L. F. Buhse, M. M. Nasr and A. S. Hussain
71
On-line Determination of Polymer (HDPE) Properties by Low-density Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Alan D. Eastman and Ping-Chia Liao
72
Resolution of HPLC Peaks for Chinese Medicines Using Wavelet Analysis and Evolving Factor Analysis, Lu Xu and Yu-Hua Qi
73
Automated Assays of Radionuclides in Chemical Waste by Passive Gamma-ray Spectroscopy and Chemometrics, M. Elena Velasquez, Peter Harrington, and Ken Bosworth
74
Missing Data Estimation Based on a Combined Wavelet-PCA Technique, Vitor V. Lopes and Jose C. Menezes
75
Unmixing Complex Chromatograms, Scott Ramos, Marlana Blackburn, and Brian Rohrback
76
Transfer of Calibration for Classification Problems, Marlana Blackburn, Scott Ramos, and Brian Rohrback
77
Automated Interpretation of Multivariate Instrument Data Using ActiveX, Brian Rohrback, Marlana Blackburn, and Scott Ramos
78
Discarding or Downweighting High-noise Variables in Factor Analytic Models, Philip K. Hopke and Pentti Paatero
79
Modeling the Adsorption of Carboxilic Acid Vapors on a Quartz Crystal Microbalance Coated with Polyethylenimine, M.E. Dominguez, R.L. Curiale, S.M.Steinberg, E.J. Poziomek and A. Quere
80
Identification of Pure-component Spectra from Mid-IR Spectral Data of Multi-component Mixture using Independent Component Analysis, Sangjoon Hahn, Haemin Cho and Gilwon Yoon
81
Novel Combination of Hard- and Soft-modeling for Equilibrium Systems and its Application to the Quantitative Analysis of pH Modulated Mixture Samples, Josef Diewok, Anna de Juan, Marcel Maeder, Roma Tauler and Bernhard Lendl
82
Theoretical and Chemometric Interpretation of Optical Low Coherence Reflectometry Experimental Studies of Polystyrene Nanospheres, Summer Lockerbie Randall, Anatol M. Brodsky and Lloyd W. Burgess
83
Mutual Peak Resolution and Matching in Series of HPLC/DAD Mixture Analyses, Andrey Bogomolov, Michael McBrien
84
Using MATLAB to Graphically Visualize a Batch Process With Multi-Way PCA, Jennifer Fouche, James Owen, Rajiv Singh
85
Analysis and Monitoring of Batch Processes Using Projection Methods: An Evaluation of Alternative Approaches, Yaqui Chen, Theodora Kourti, John MacGregor

CAC-2002 Registration

Registration fee for CAC-2002 will be $395 for registrations received on or before July 1, 2002, and $495 for registration after July 1. The fee will include the opening reception, lunches (Monday-Thursday), coffee breaks, the conference dinner and conference program. The first 100 registrants will also get a ticket to the Tuesday evening, Sept. 24, Seattle Mariners Baseball game against the Oakland Athletics. Students can get $150 off their registration fee by sending a letter from their department chair stating that they are currently enrolled in a degree program.

CAC-2002 Key Dates

April 15, 2002 Submission of abstracts for oral and poster presentation
May 30, 2002 Notification of acceptance and form of presentation of contributions
July 1, 2002 Early registration deadline
August 1, 2002 Hotel accommodation deadline
September 26, 2002 Submission of manuscripts for publication in Proceedings at the conference registration desk


 

CAC-2002 Contact Information 

For more information about CAC-2002, please contact the conference chair, Barry M. Wise, phone (509)687-2022 or via e-mail at bmw@eigenvector.com.