Diagnosis School 2013

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V INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL ON FAULT DIAGNOSIS OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS

Madrid, Spain, 1^st to 5^th of July, 2013

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 which will take place along 5 days in Madrid, Spain. Its main goal is introducing students to different diagnosis approaches coming from different research communities: Control Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Statistics...

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.

Courses will be given by experts in each field. In this edition we have three invited speakers:

• Andrés Marcos from Deimos-Space S.L.U., Madrid, Spain,
• Marcin Witczak from Institute of Control and Computation Engineering, University of Zielona Góra, Poland, and
• Louise Travé-Massuyès from LAAS-CNRS in Toulouse, France.

This Summer School is supported by the Spanish Thematic Network on Supervision and Diagnosis of Complex Systems (Red de Supervisión y Diagnosis de Sistemas Complejos) whose members will be the remaining academic staff:

• Joaquim Armengol, Joan Colomer and Joaquim Meléndez (Universitat de Girona)
• Vicenç Puig (Politechnical University of Catalonia)
  
• Rafael M. Gasca, Carmelo del Valle (University of Seville)
  
• Carlos Alonso, Aníbal Bregón, María J. de la Fuente and Belarmino Pulido (University of Valladolid)

The Network is funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation, actual Secretary of State for Research, Development and Innovation, of the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness.

The Summer School is also partially supported by the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence (AEPIA).

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