International: Workshop on Real Time Control of Hybrid Systems: Design, Implementation, Verification, and Validation

OISE 0620430美国-欧洲研讨会将汇集来自美国、匈牙利和意大利的具有混合动力工程和计算机系统控制专业知识的研究人员和学生。 美国主要组织者，明尼苏达大学的加里巴拉斯将与国际合作伙伴，布达佩斯技术大学的约瑟夫·博科和意大利贝内文托大学的弗朗西斯科·博雷利合作，举办一个研讨会，重点讨论与安全系统设计，实施，验证和确认算法相关的问题。 讨论应该受益于美国在鲁棒控制理论和自适应控制算法的实施方面的专业知识，以及欧洲在发电厂故障检测和隔离、车辆控制系统和嵌入式控制软件设计方面的优势。 结果预计将解决问题的混合动力和鲁棒控制的关系，并导致与会者共同的理论和计算问题，通过进一步的研究，可以产生新的方法来混合动力系统的真实的时间控制识别。 成功将对安全关键系统产生影响，从飞机飞行控制到医疗设备和核电站。 这个跨学科研讨会实现了通过使美国和欧洲的专家能够联合收割机互补人才并在共同感兴趣和能力强的领域共享研究资源来推进科学知识的计划目标。 更广泛的影响包括美国初级教师和研究生的早期职业介绍，以领先的控制理论家和工程师在国际研究界。

OISE 0620430This U.S.-European workshop will bring together a diverse group of researchers and students from the United States, Hungary, and Italy with expertise in control of hybrid engineering and computer systems. The U.S. principal organizer, Gary Balas of the University of Minnesota, will work with international partners, Jozsef Bokor at the Budapest Technical University and Francesco Borrelli, from the Italian University del Sannio in Benevento, to conduct a workshop focused on problems associated with algorithms for design, implementation, verification and validation of safety systems. Discussions should benefit from U.S. expertise in robust control theory and implementation of adaptive control algorithms and from European strengths in power plant fault detection and isolation, vehicle control systems, and embedded control software design. Results are expected to address questions at the nexus of hybrid and robust control and lead participants to identification of common theoretical and computational issues that, with further research, could yield novel approaches to real time control for hybrid systems. Success would have implications for safety critical systems, ranging from aircraft flight control, to medical devices and nuclear power plants. This interdisciplinary workshop fulfills the program objective of advancing scientific knowledge by enabling experts in the United States and Europe to combine complementary talents and share research resources in areas of strong mutual interest and competence. Broader impacts include early career introduction of junior U.S. faculty and graduate students to leading control theorists and engineers in the international research community.