News about DX'24 and merry christmas from the DX steering committee
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Ingo Pill
Dec 22, 2023, 9:26:26 AM12/22/23
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Dear all,
considering the current situation, Meir, Roni, Avi, and the DX steering committee members decided to delay the upcoming DX conference visit to Israel to calmer times in the future.
For 2024, we are currently considering several alternatives and will let you know soon about the new location.
We would also like to use this opportunity to wish you all a merry Christmas and all the best for the upcoming year 2024!
See you soon!
Best, Ingo
Belarmino Pulido
Dec 22, 2023, 10:40:04 AM12/22/23
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Dear colleagues,
It is our pleasure to announce the 10th International Summer School of
Fault Diagnosis of Complex Systems, which will take place in Valladolid,
Spain on July, 1st to 5th, 2024.
Looking forward to see you or your students in Valladolid.
Please, feel free to send this message to any network you think it will
be interested in the Summer School.
With best regards and our best wishes for these holidays and next year,
Belarmino Pulido and Anibal Bregon
University of Valladolid, Spain
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///////////////// 10th INTL. SUMMER SCHOOL ON FAULT DIAGNOSIS OF COMPLEX
SYSTEMS ////////////////
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////////////////////////////// Valladolid, July, 1st-5th, 2024
//////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
The Spanish Thematic Network on Supervision and Diagnosis of Complex
systems will
organize in July 2024 the 10th Intl. Summer School on Fault Diagnosis of
Complex systems.
Currently, automated diagnosis of devices is an interesting research and
development field.
It can be approached with different techniques (knowledge-based systems,
case-based reasoning,
machine-learning or model-based reasoning) coming from different fields:
Control Engineering,
Artificial Intelligence or Statistics. It is not easy to include several
of these techniques
in a single course.
This School is an intensive seminar that will take place along 5 days
(30 hours) in Valladolid,
Spain. Its main goal is introducing students to different diagnosis
approaches coming
from different research communities: Control Engineering, Artificial
Intelligence, Statistics, ...
This year we will introduce also Machine Learning methods for
prognostics and condition-based maintenance.
The School is open to PhD/master students and also to industrial
practitioners interested in
these approaches to diagnosis. Successful applications to fields like
electronic circuits,
chemical processes, continuous industrial processes, automotive,
satellites, software, etc. have been made.
Tentative programme:
T1. INTRODUCTION. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
T1.1 Definitions: fault, failure, detection, diagnosis, reliability...
T1.2 Foundations for fault detection and diagnosis in FDI and DX:
detectability, observability, diagnosability...
T2. THE FDI APPROACH
T2.1. Structural analysis and analytical redundancy.
T2.2. Model-based detection methods: parameter estimation, parity
equations, state observers for linear and non-linear models.
T2.3. Fault detection: residual evaluation by consistency tests, and
envelope generators.
T2.4. Fault isolation: structured and directional residuals.
T3. THE DX APPROACH
T3.1 Model-based diagnosis from AI Community. Consistency-based
diagnosis, CBD: Theoretical (Reiter's ) approach.
T3.2 GDE: the computational approach to CBD.
T3.3 Computational alternatives to GDE. Diagnosing multiple faults.
T3.4 Constraint-driven fault diagnosis.
T4. DIAGNOSING BUSINESS PROCESSES
T4.1 Introduction to Business Processes
T4.2 Diagnosis in the Business Process lifecycle
T4.3 Self-adaptative Business Processes
T4.4 Challenges and applications
T5. SOFTWARE DIAGNOSIS
T5.1 Introduction
T5.2 Software Testing
T5.3 Software Debugging
T5.4 Software Configuration Diagnosis
T6. STATISTICAL APPROACHES TO FAULT DIAGNOSIS
T6.1. Fault diagnosis using statistical methods.
T7. BRIDGE: INTEGRATION OF FDI AND DX APPROACHES
T7.1 Theoretical links and comparison.
T7.2 Practical comparison and potential synergies.
T8. MACHINE LEARNING MODELS FOR PROGNOSTICS AND CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE
T8.1 Introduction to prognostics
T8.2 Statistical background: survival analysis and reliability
T8.3 Machine learning models for prognostics
T8.4 Application
The Summer School oficial language will be English.
Location: This next edition will take place on July, 1st to 5th, 2024 in
the city of Valladolid, Spain.
Valladolid is the capital of the Castille and the Lion region, and it is
located 200 km north-east to Madrid.
It is easy to arrive by high speed train from Madrid (55 minutes trip),
and also by plain from Barcelone.
The teaching will take place at the Escuela de Ingenieria Informática de
Valladolid (Valladolid Informatics Engineering School),
in the Valladolid Campus Miguel Delibes.
Suggested accommodation: We will provide information soon.
Special Guests: Erik Frisk (Linköping University, Sweden) and Louise
Trave-Massuyes (LAAS-CNRS, France)
Academic Staff: C. Alonso-González (U. Valladolid), J. Armengol (U.
Girona), A. Bregon (U. Valladolid),
M.J. de la Fuente (U. Valladolid), R. M. Gasca (U. Sevilla), M. Teresa
Gomez (U. Sevilla), J. Melendez (U. Girona),
V. Puig (UPC), B. Pulido (U. Valladolid).
Registration: Early bird registration 500 euro (before May, 15th, 2024),
late registration 750 euro (after May, 16tt, 2024).
Additional information about the registration website and the summer
school web site will be provided soon.
It is our pleasure to announce the 10th International Summer School of
Fault Diagnosis of Complex Systems, which will take place in Valladolid,
Spain on July, 1st to 5th, 2024.
Looking forward to see you or your students in Valladolid.
Please, feel free to send this message to any network you think it will
be interested in the Summer School.
With best regards and our best wishes for these holidays and next year,
Belarmino Pulido and Anibal Bregon
University of Valladolid, Spain
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////// 10th INTL. SUMMER SCHOOL ON FAULT DIAGNOSIS OF COMPLEX
SYSTEMS ////////////////
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////////////////////////////// Valladolid, July, 1st-5th, 2024
//////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
The Spanish Thematic Network on Supervision and Diagnosis of Complex
systems will
organize in July 2024 the 10th Intl. Summer School on Fault Diagnosis of
Complex systems.
Currently, automated diagnosis of devices is an interesting research and
development field.
It can be approached with different techniques (knowledge-based systems,
case-based reasoning,
machine-learning or model-based reasoning) coming from different fields:
Control Engineering,
Artificial Intelligence or Statistics. It is not easy to include several
of these techniques
in a single course.
This School is an intensive seminar that will take place along 5 days
(30 hours) in Valladolid,
Spain. Its main goal is introducing students to different diagnosis
approaches coming
from different research communities: Control Engineering, Artificial
Intelligence, Statistics, ...
This year we will introduce also Machine Learning methods for
prognostics and condition-based maintenance.
The School is open to PhD/master students and also to industrial
practitioners interested in
these approaches to diagnosis. Successful applications to fields like
electronic circuits,
chemical processes, continuous industrial processes, automotive,
satellites, software, etc. have been made.
Tentative programme:
T1. INTRODUCTION. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
T1.1 Definitions: fault, failure, detection, diagnosis, reliability...
T1.2 Foundations for fault detection and diagnosis in FDI and DX:
detectability, observability, diagnosability...
T2. THE FDI APPROACH
T2.1. Structural analysis and analytical redundancy.
T2.2. Model-based detection methods: parameter estimation, parity
equations, state observers for linear and non-linear models.
T2.3. Fault detection: residual evaluation by consistency tests, and
envelope generators.
T2.4. Fault isolation: structured and directional residuals.
T3. THE DX APPROACH
T3.1 Model-based diagnosis from AI Community. Consistency-based
diagnosis, CBD: Theoretical (Reiter's ) approach.
T3.2 GDE: the computational approach to CBD.
T3.3 Computational alternatives to GDE. Diagnosing multiple faults.
T3.4 Constraint-driven fault diagnosis.
T4. DIAGNOSING BUSINESS PROCESSES
T4.1 Introduction to Business Processes
T4.2 Diagnosis in the Business Process lifecycle
T4.3 Self-adaptative Business Processes
T4.4 Challenges and applications
T5. SOFTWARE DIAGNOSIS
T5.1 Introduction
T5.2 Software Testing
T5.3 Software Debugging
T5.4 Software Configuration Diagnosis
T6. STATISTICAL APPROACHES TO FAULT DIAGNOSIS
T6.1. Fault diagnosis using statistical methods.
T7. BRIDGE: INTEGRATION OF FDI AND DX APPROACHES
T7.1 Theoretical links and comparison.
T7.2 Practical comparison and potential synergies.
T8. MACHINE LEARNING MODELS FOR PROGNOSTICS AND CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE
T8.1 Introduction to prognostics
T8.2 Statistical background: survival analysis and reliability
T8.3 Machine learning models for prognostics
T8.4 Application
The Summer School oficial language will be English.
Location: This next edition will take place on July, 1st to 5th, 2024 in
the city of Valladolid, Spain.
Valladolid is the capital of the Castille and the Lion region, and it is
located 200 km north-east to Madrid.
It is easy to arrive by high speed train from Madrid (55 minutes trip),
and also by plain from Barcelone.
The teaching will take place at the Escuela de Ingenieria Informática de
Valladolid (Valladolid Informatics Engineering School),
in the Valladolid Campus Miguel Delibes.
Suggested accommodation: We will provide information soon.
Special Guests: Erik Frisk (Linköping University, Sweden) and Louise
Trave-Massuyes (LAAS-CNRS, France)
Academic Staff: C. Alonso-González (U. Valladolid), J. Armengol (U.
Girona), A. Bregon (U. Valladolid),
M.J. de la Fuente (U. Valladolid), R. M. Gasca (U. Sevilla), M. Teresa
Gomez (U. Sevilla), J. Melendez (U. Girona),
V. Puig (UPC), B. Pulido (U. Valladolid).
Registration: Early bird registration 500 euro (before May, 15th, 2024),
late registration 750 euro (after May, 16tt, 2024).
Additional information about the registration website and the summer
school web site will be provided soon.
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