Wednesday, November 15, 2006: 3:15 PM-5:45 PM | |||
Taylor (Hilton San Francisco) | |||
#455 - Nonlinear Control Design, Analysis and Applications (10B02) | |||
The focus of this session is on recent advances in the design, analysis, selection and application of nonlinear control systems. It spans from theoretical studies addressing present challenges in nonlinear control to industrial real-time applications of nonlinear control. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: controller design for constrained and/or hybrid nonlinear systems, nonlinear control system selection, nonlinear model reduction, model identification for nonlinear control, control-relevant nonlinearity analysis, real-time nonlinear control implementation, linear vs. nonlinear control, and simple novel nonlinear methods. | |||
Chair: | Masoud Soroush | ||
CoChair: | Robert S. Parker | ||
3:15 PM | 455a | Nonlinear Controller Design Via Approximate Solution of Hamilton-Jacobi Equations Costas Kravaris, Dimitra Mousavere, Antonis Pappas | |
3:35 PM | 455b | A Robust and Stabilizing Multi-Model Predictive Control Approach to Command the Operation of Distributed Process Systems Míriam R. García, Carlos Vilas, Lino O. Santos, Antonio A. Alonso | |
3:55 PM | 455c | Cell and Iterated Dynamic Programming - a Fast Optimizer for Nonlinear Model Predictive Control Keyu Li, Sridhar Ungarala | |
4:15 PM | 455d | Large-Scale Adaptive Multivariable Controllers Eliminate Step Tests and Maximize Profit Umesh Mathur, Barry L. Burr, Robert D. Rounding, Daniel R. Webb, Victor L. Rice | |
4:35 PM | 455e | Design and Performance of an Explicit Parametric Controller for a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (Sofc) System Dimitrios I. Gerogiorgis, Konstantinos Kouramas, Nikos Bozinis, Efstratios N. Pistikopoulos | |
4:55 PM | 455f | Controlling Weight-on-Bit near Its Optimum in Hydrocarbon Drilling Operations Using a Linear Model Predictive Control with State Estimation Ankur Awasthi, Michael Nikolaou |
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