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MODESTY — MODelling, ESTimation and analysis of sYstems

Members

The MODESTY team is interested in system modelling, estimation and analysis of dynamical systems. The main theoretical axes are identification, observation, stability and delays, with a particular interest in applications to life sciences.

Research subjects:
Modelling, Model reduction, Identification, Estimation and observation, Stability and stabilisability, Synchronisation, Infinite-dimensional systems, Time delay systems, Fractional systems, Structural properties, Fault detection

Identification and Observation

Interval and/or finite time observation for linear or nonlinear systems with the objective of finite time convergence or using sampled data measurements.

Stability and synchronization of nonlinear systems

  • Stability and robustness analysis of an equilibrium point or a set.
  • Estimation of the region of attraction
  • Analysis of periodic trajectories or limit cycles.

Time delay systems

  • Analysis of stability and stabilisability of nonlinear systems with delays using different techniques.
  • Analysis of the stability/stabilisation of fractional systems with delays,
  • Study of the roots of quasi-polynomial functions.

Applications to life sciences

  • Observation and control of bioprocesses
  • Estimation of specific growth rates for anaerobic digestion models
  • Modelling and control for cancer, in particular for acute myeloblastic leukaemia.

Other applications

  • Control of autonomous vehicles
  • Analysis and control of networked systems
  • Active control of vibrating beam and petroleum drilling systems.

Head


Elena PANTELEY

Senior researcher – CNRS

Automatique et systèmes – MODESTY

+33 169851726

Bât. Breguet B5.01A