Michèle Basseville
CNRS
research director.
Research theme, Publications,
Projects,
Other duties.
Design
of
statistical signal processing algorithms for the
detection and diagnosis of changes in
signals and dynamical
systems, with application to:
- Automatic
segmentation of
signals for the purpose of
recognition,
- Monitoring
complex structures
and industrial processes
(detection
and diagnosis of damages,
faults),
for fatigue and aging prevention and for
condition-based maintenance.
The
main
feature of the methods is their intrinsic ability to the early
warning of small deviations of a system
with respect to a
reference
behavior considered as normal [AC87a]
[Autom94]
[Autom98b]
[JSV04].
Problems
- Changes in the mean
of an
independent sequence: [ASSP81b].
- Additive
changes in a linear
state-space system: [ASSP83].
- Changes in the spectrum
of a
scalar signal: [IT83]
[IS83]
[IS84]
[IT86].
- Distance (divergence)
measures
for detection and
recognition: [ESP89]
[ISIT95]
[1020].
As displayed on Google Scholar.
- Books
and contributed volumes,
- International
and national journal
papers,
- International conference
papers (and some slides),
- Downloadable
research reports.
- Vibration
monitoring and damage
detection and
localization - Sisthem
team:
-
Eureka project SINOPSYS
on in-operation
modal analysis and monitoring methods for damage detection
and localization.
- Eureka
projects FliTE
and FliTE2 on
the use of
in-operation modal analysis methods for improving flight tests
data exploitation.
- ACI
S&I project CONSTRUCTIF
on
the handling of environmental effects in structural
health monitoring.
- Associate editor
of the IFAC journal Automatica.
- Member of the editorial
board of IET
Control Theory
and Applications.
- Associate editor
within the IEEE Control
Systems Society Conference
Editorial Board for ACC'08,
CDC'07,
ACC'07,
CDC'06,
ACC'06,
CDC-ECC'05, ACC'05,
CDC'04, ACC'04,
CDC'03, ACC'03,
CDC'02.
- Member of the
International Program
Committees (IPC)
of SYSID'12, SysTol’10, CIFA'10, DPS'09,
SYSID'09,
IWSM'09,
Safeprocess'06, CIFA'06,
SYSID'06, CIFA'04,
ECC'03, SYSID'03,
Safeprocess'03,
F3'01,
DAMAS'01,
SYSID'00,
Safeprocess'00,
UKACC'98, Safeprocess'97, ECC'97.
