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Introduction to Bridge Task Group This Task Group is working on Fault Detection and Diagnosis. It aims to "Bridge" the gap between the two areas of expertise. In combination with relevant conferences and industrial participation this Task Group will further develop, relate, or converge various approaches of FDI and DX to the diagnosis of technical systems. The Task Group will define a set of problems extracted from industrial concerns (supplied by industrial participants) and work by analyzing the application of the respective technologies to the formation of solutions to industrial problems, thereby assessing their weaknesses, strengths and complimentarity. This Task Group is led by Dr Louise Travé-Massuyès. Louise Travé-Massuyès was born in July 1959, in Manresa, Spain. She received an Engineering Degree specializing in control, electronics and computer science in 1982 and a Ph.D. degree in control in 1984, both from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA); Award from the Union des Groupements d'Ingenieurs de la Region Midi-Pyrénées; D.E.A. in control from Paul Sabatier University in 1982, all in Toulouse, France. She is currently a Research Director of the Centre National de Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), working at LAAS, Toulouse, France, in which she has led the "Qualitative Diagnosis, Supervision and Control" Group for several years. Her main research interests are in qualitative and model based reasoning and applications to dynamic systems monitoring and diagnosis. Her current responsibilities include; Co-director of the European Laboratory LEA-SICA; Chairperson of the IEEE SMC Technical Committee on Qualitative Reasoning; member of the IFAC Safeprocess Technical Committee. She is a Senior Member of the IEEE Computer Society.
DX'01 Bridge Workshop Presentations Online Several
Members of BRIDGE have also become involved with the Automotive
Task Group's CHEM (Advanced Decision support Systems for Chemical / Petrochemical Manufacturing Processes) is a European Commission Fifth Framework project concerned with efficient detection and repair of problems with chemical processing plants. They held an open presentation of their results at the end of the project in March 2004. That meeting gave the profile of a remarkably successful European collaboration, producing significant results. This report highlights those results and speculates on why this particular project might have been so successful. The CHEM project has made many of the details of the project available. If you are interested in further details, then a good first place to look is on the CHEM website.
Extra Bridge
Deliverable MBD_SDS: School
on Diagnosis of Industrial Systems and Processes: The Model-based
Approach Spanish Diagnosis School Report: & Questionnaire Results
and Analysis Spanish Diagnosis School Results and Analysis
Link to the Spanish Diagnosis School Website
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