October 6-8, 2010, Nice, France
Conference on Control and Fault-Tolerant Systems (SysTol’10)
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Scope
Faults/failures cause undesired reactions and consequences as damage to technical parts of plants, to human life or to the environment and a profound impact also on production cost and product quality. The design of early faults/failures detection methods is crucial in order to preserve the machinery or human life safety and then to make the right decisions on emergency actions and repairs. Moreover, in highly automated industrial systems where maintenance or repair cannot be carried-out immediately, it is crucial to design Fault Tolerant systems capable of ensuring nominal performance when taking into account the occurrence of such faults. The conference will bring together academics and engineers active in the field of fault diagnosis and fault tolerant control and their implication in the Monitoring and Maintenance. The aim is manifold:
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to present current research results and recent developments of intelligent techniques; -
to present practical applications or open problems;
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to provide an opportunity for industry to signal its needs and priorities.
The conference will highlight some particular recent results in the development of methods and tools which are of a particular interest for academics and engineers. The conference, through its technical program, will provide a unique opportunity for the academic and industrial community to address new challenges, share solutions and discuss future research directions. Presentation of theoretical researches accompanied with practical experience/consideration are encouraged. A broad range of topics in the general area of system monitoring and FDI/FTC is proposed.
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CRAN
Research Centre for Automatic Control of Nancy
IEEE Control Systems
Society
French
GIS 3SGS
Topics of SysTol’10 includes (but are not limited to)
Research areas
Statistical and signal processing
Fault detection and isolation
Fault tolerant control / fault recovery
Networked control system
Health monitoring
Quality monitoring
Decision making
Discrete event and hybrid systems
Supervisory control
Fault-forecasting methods
Design for reliability and safety
Model-based methods
Data driven methods
Soft computing
Maintenance policies
Risk analysis
Industrial applications – Case studies
Transportation systems
Automobile
Autonomous vehicles
Road infrastructure
Power plants / energy transport
Chemical processes
Aeronautics / aerospace
Civil engineering
Building supervision
Mining and mineral
Metal processing
Water treatment
Communication networks
Mechatronic and robotics
Manufacturing systems
Medical device
Conference & Technical Program now available.
Proceedings are published on IEEE Xplore.
Plenary/Semi Plenary speakers.
Prof. Christopher Edwards
University of Leicester, UK
Dr. Xavier Olive
Thales Alenia Space, France
Prof. Jin Jiang
The University of Western Ontario, Canada
Dr. Henrik Niemann
Technical University of Denmark
Prof. Dariusz Uciński
University of Zielona Góra, Poland
Sensor network scheduling for identification of spatially distributed processes
Prof. Marios Polycarpou
University of Cyprus, Cyprus
Intelligent Monitoring and Fault Tolerance in Large-Scale Distributed Systems
Prof. Venkat Venkatasubramanian
Purdue University, USA
Abnormal Events Management in Complex Process Plants: Challenges, Opportunities, and Emerging Trends
May 15th, 2010 May 30th, 2010:
July 1st, 2010 July 19th, 2010:
September 1st, 2010:
Submission of draft papers.
Notification of acceptance.
Final version due.
Palais des Congrès
Nice Acropolis
Espace Méditerranée
58 Boulevard Risso
F-06300 Nice
French
GDR MACS
Photo credits: © Degermann Caroline
29/12/10
