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ORCID8th ETFA 2001: Antibes/Juan les Pins, France
- Proceedings of 8th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, ETFA 2001, October 15-18, 2001, Antibes/Juan les Pins, France - Volume 1. IEEE 2001, ISBN 0-7803-7241-7
- Martine Collard, Dominique Francisci:
Evolutionary data mining: an overview of genetic-based algorithms. 3-9 - Gilles Énée, Cathy Escazut:
A minimal model of communication for multi-agent systems. 11-16 - Anne-Lise Huyet, Jean-Luc Paris:
Optimizing simulated manufacturing systems using machine learning coupled to evolutionary algorithms. 17-21 - Thierry Sentenac, Jean-José Orteu, Yannick Le Maoult, Michel Devy, Gérard Boucourt:
Load movement measurement using a near-infrared CCD camera for aircraft cargo surveillance. 23-30 - Houcine Hassan, Alfons Crespo, José E. Simó:
Improving the quality of service in behavioural-based mobile robotic applications. 31-40 - Stefan Rolfes, Maria-João Rendas:
Relocalisation without explicit feature description in natural environments. 41-49 - Bruno Jouvencel, Vincent Creuze, Philippe Baccou:
A new method for multiple AUV coordination: a reactive approach. 51-55 - Jean Triboulet, Mudar Shaheen, Malik Mallem
, Claude Fioroni, Jean Robert Passemard:
Finding 3D polyhedral object attitude using a virtual model for industrial machining. 57-65 - Manuel Zaera, Manuel Esteve, Carlos Enrique Palau, Juan Carlos Guerri, F. J. Martinez, P. F. de Cordoba:
Real-time scheduling and guidance of mobile robots on factory floors using Monte Carlo methods under windows NT. 67-74 - Pierre Bemhard:
A survey of linear quadratic robust control. 75-85 - Mansour A. Karkoub, Mohamed Zribi:
Optimal control of suspension systems using smart actuators. 87-93 - Theodor D. Popescu:
Robust change detection method with application in vibration structures monitoring. 95-102 - Marc Rouff, Philippe Makany:
Robust control of intelligent robots by parametrized state feedback methods. 103-112 - Marc Rouff, Youssef Slamani, Michel Cotsaftis:
A new approach of modelling vibrations for intelligent robotized structures. 113-120 - Per-Arne Wiberg, Urban Bilstrup:
Wireless technology in industry-applications and user scenarios. 123-131 - Christos Koulamas, A. Lekkas, George D. Papadopoulos, Grigorios Kalivas, Stavros A. Koubias:
Delay performance of radio physical layer technologies as candidates for wireless extensions to industrial networks. 133-142 - Amre El-Hoiydi, Jean-Dominique Decotignie:
Soft deadline bounds for two-way transactions in Buetooth piconets under co-channel interference. 143-150 - Gerhard Fohler, Tomas Lennvall, Giorgio C. Buttazzo:
Improved handling of soft aperiodic tasks in offline scheduled real-time systems using total bandwidth server. 151-157 - Luís Almeida, José Alberto Fonseca, Alexandre Manuel Mota, Pedro Fonseca, Ernesto Martins, Paulo Pedreiras, Joaquim Ferreira, Fernanda Coutinho:
Flexibility, timeliness and efficiency in fieldbus systems: the DISCO project. 159-167 - Luis Lino Ferreira, Sandra Machado, Eduardo Tovar:
Scheduling IP traffic in multimedia-enabled PROFIBUS networks. 169-176 - Pau Martí, Josep M. Fuertes, Gerhard Fohler:
An integrated approach to real-time distributed control systems over fieldbuses. 177-182 - Srinidhi Varadarajan:
Experiences with EtheReal: a fault-tolerant real-time Ethernet switch. 183-194 - Tor Skeie, Svein Johannessen, Øyvind Holmeide:
Highly accurate time synchronization over switched Ethernet. 195-204 - Jürgen Jasperneite, Peter Neumann:
Switched Ethernet for factory communication. 205-212 - Lucia Lo Bello, Orazio Mirabella:
Design issues for Ethernet in automation. 213-221 - Nicolas Krommenacker, Eric Rondeau, Thierry Divoux:
Study of algorithms to define the cabling plan of switched Ethernet for real-time applications. 223-230 - Gianluca Cena, Adriano Valenzano:
Integrating the CAN and MUST access techniques in a single fieldbus. 231-239 - Radu Dobrin, Gerhard Fohler:
Implementing off-line message scheduling on controller area network (CAN). 241-245 - Hans Hansson, Christer Norström, Sasikumar Punnekkat:
A simulation based approach for estimating the reliability of distributed real-time systems. 247-254 - Luis Vazquez-Seisdedos, Leandro Rojas, Samuel Galceran, Antoni Sudriá:
Simplified CANopen application layer model for educational proposals. 255-260 - Martin Wollschlaeger:
Framework for Web integration of factory communication systems. 261-265 - Thilo Sauter, Pierre Massotte:
Enhancement of distributed production systems through software agents. 267-272 - Steffen Deter:
Plug and participate for limited devices in the field of industrial automation. 273-278 - Christian Schwaiger, Thilo Sauter:
A secure architecture for fieldbus/Internet gateways. 279-285 - Marga Marcos, Isidro Calvo, Dario Orive, Isabel Sarachaga, Josep M. Fuertes, Pau Martí, Ricard Villà, Stefan Buzoianu:
Object-oriented modeling for remote monitoring of manufacturing processes. 287-293 - Wolfgang Kastner, Markus Leupold:
How dynamic networks work: A short tutorial on spontaneous networks. 295-303 - Luís Miguel Pinho, Francisco Vasques:
Improved fault tolerant broadcasts in CAN. 305-313 - Sejun Song, Baek-Young Choi:
Scalable fault-tolerant network design for Ethernet-based wide area process control network systems. 315-323 - Sejun Song:
Fault recovery port-based fast spanning tree algorithm (FRP-FAST) for the fault-tolerant Ethernet on the arbitrary switched network topology. 325-332 - Günther Bauer, Hermann Kopetz, Peter P. Puschner:
Assumption coverage under different failure modes in the time-triggered architecture. 333-341 - Holger Pfeifer, Friedrich W. von Henke:
Formal analysis for dependability properties: the time-triggered architecture example. 343-352 - Jae-Min Lee, Tae Rim Park, Hyung Seok Kim, Soo Young Shin, Jae Young Choi, Wook Hyun Kwon, Sung Woo Lee, Sung Il Song:
A communication network with high safety, maintainability, and user convenience for digital I and C systems of nuclear power plants. 353-358 - Erwan Becquet, Eric Gressier-Soudan, E. Le Grand, G. Hellack:
Experimenting a real-time industrial messaging service for a power utility: TASE.2 over the real-time micro-kernel pSOS+. 359-366 - Javier Silvestre-Blanes, Víctor-M. Sempere-Payá:
Machine vision in Profibus networks. 367-375 - Viktor Schiffer:
The CIP family of fieldbus protocols and its newest member Ethernet/IP. 377-384 - Jürgen W. Hertel:
LONWORKS in industrial. 385-388 - Fusachika Miyasaka, Takahiro Yamasaki, Masaki Yumoto, Takenao Ohkawa, Norihisa Komoda:
Real-time simulation for fault detection and diagnosis using stochastic qualitative reasoning. 391-398 - Stéphane Grieu, Adama Traoré, Monique Polit:
Fault detection in a wastewater treatment plant. 399-402 - Enrique Frías-Martínez:
Real-time fuzzy processor on a DSP. 403-408 - Edouard Duchesnay, Jean-Jacques Montois, Yann Jacquelet, Abel Kinie:
An agent-based implementation of irregular pyramid for distributed image segmentation. 409-415 - LiRen Wang, Hefin Rowlands:
A novel NN-fuzzy-SPC feedback control system. 417-423 - J. E. Araujo Filho, Sandra A. Sandri, Elbert E. N. Macau:
A new class of adaptive fuzzy control systems applied in an industrial thermal vacuum process. 425-430 - Joaquím Meléndez, Joan Colomer, Josep Lluís de la Rosa:
Expert supervision based on cases. 431-440 - Olivier Naud, Joseph Aguilar-Martin:
Event-based supervision for mechanical equipment with human interaction or control. 441-446 - Alberto González-Cantos, Jesús Iván Maza, Aníbal Ollero:
Design of a stable backing up fuzzy control of autonomous articulated vehicles for factory automation. 447-451 - Fabio Balduzzi:
Hybrid system model of production work-cells and its optimal control subject to logical constraints. 455-463 - Domenico Cavaliere, Françoise Simonot-Lion, Yeqiong Song, Olivier Hembert:
A component based approach for modeling and validation of an automated manufacturing system. 465-474 - Can Özsoy, Ayhan Kural, Cemal Baykara:
Modelling of the raw mixing process in cement industry. 475-481 - Valkry Wolff, Jean François Rigal, Parisa Ghodous, Michel T. Martinez:
Design and machining data integration. 483-491 - Aline Cauvin, Riad Megartsi:
Managing informal aspects of decision processes for improving reactivity of industrial systems. 493-502 - Karim Gadhi, Zineb Simeu-Abazi:
The modelling of a manufacturing system taking account of the equipment ageing and wear. 503-507 - Enrico S. Canuto, Sergio Tonani, Rudolf Albrecht:
Manufacturing algebra: review and advancements. 509-518 - Jeongseung Moon, Yorai Wardi, Edward W. Kamen:
Optimal release times in single-stage manufacturing systems. 519-526 - S. Marteau, Patrice Bonhomme, Pascal Aygalinc, Soizick Calvez:
A control model for multi-products processing. 527-536 - Patrice Bonhomme, Pascal Aygalinc, Stephane Calvez:
Robust control for time-critical systems. 537-546 - Fabrice Dusonchet, Max-Olivier Hongler:
Dynamic scheduling of a multi-items production operating on a make-to-stock basis. 549-552 - Valery S. Gordon, Jean-Marie Proth, Gerd Finke, Chengbin Chu:
Scheduling with common due date assignment. 553-557 - Cyril Duron, Jean-Marie Proth, Yorai Wardi:
Insertion of a random task in a schedule: a real-time approach. 559-565 - Thierry Vidal, Bernard Archimède, Thierry Coudert:
Distributed forward checking for scheduling in flexible manufacturing cells. 567-574 - Robert Joan-Arinyo, Antoni Soto-Riera, Sebastià Vila-Marta, Josep Vilaplana-Pasto:
A framework to support multiple views in geometric constraint-based models. 575-579 - Kleanthis Thramboulidis, Aggeliki S. Prayati:
Field device specification for the development of function block oriented engineering support systems. 581-587 - Philippe Charbonnaud, David Ladeveze:
Design method of supervision and accommodation of a machining center control. 589-595 - Denis Pallez, Christel Dartigues, Parisa Ghodous, Michel T. Martinez:
Data architecture for collaborative conceptual design. 597-602 - Anatoly Pashkevich, Alexandre Dolgui, Oleg A. Chumakov:
Computer-aided programming of robotic manufacturing cells for laser cutting applications. 603-612 - Max-Olivier Hongler, Jacques Jacot, P. Ney, F. Arrieta, O. Ryser, C. Gertsch, J.-L. Lopez, R. Marques:
Highly flexible feeding of components for automatic assembly. The SyFA module. 613-621 - Yuri N. Sotskov, Alexandre Dolgui:
Stability radius of the optimal assembly line balance with fixed cycle time. 623-628 - Antoni Sudriá, Samuel Galceran-Arellano, G. Yeste, Joan Rull-Duran, Joan Bergas-Jané, Israel Benítez, Luis Vazquez-Seisdedos:
Industrial processes susceptibility in relation to their environment. 629-634 - Bernard Riera, Serge Debernard:
Human-machine cooperation and supervisory control of automated processes. 635-644 - Samuel Galceran-Arellano, Antoni Sudriá, Joan Bergas-Jané, Israel Benítez, Luis Vazquez-Seisdedos, G. Boye, Orlando Obregon:
Use of IEC1131 programming in virtual laboratory. 645-649 - Brigitte Chebel-Morello, Delphine Michaut, Pierre Baptiste:
A knowledge discovery process for a flexible manufacturing system. 651-658 - Laurent Deroussi, Michel Gourgand, Nikolay Tchernev:
Coupling local search methods and simulated annealing to the job shop scheduling problem with transportation. 659-667 - Hiroshi Yajima, Tadashi Tanaka, Yoji Taniguchi, Yoshifumi Koizumi:
An asymmetric communication support system for consultations with cooperation between sales person and agents. 669-674 - Eric Marcon, Saïd Kharraja, Gerard Simonnet:
Minimization of the risk of no realization for the planning of the surgical interventions into the operating theatre. 675-680
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