eva wu.jpg (308712 bytes) Dr. N. Eva Wu, Professor, EB-P4, 777-4375

Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1987

Research: Fault-Tolerant Control

07-08 and 08-09 teaching

  1. Fall 2007, EECE513, Nonlinear Systems.
  2. Fall 2007, EECE680E, Topics in Control of MEMS.
  3. Spring 2008, EECE619, Stochastic Control.
  4. Fall 2008, EECE515, Linear Systems.
  5. Spring 2009, EECE616, Robust Control.

Sponsored projects (current as of June 2008)

  1. Wu, PI. Highly available C2 supporting systems for air operations, AFOSR.
  2. Miles, PI; Wu, Co-I. Directional hearing aid microphones using optical sensing and electronic feedback, NIH.
  3. Balas, PI; Shin, Consultant; Wu, Co-I. Fault diagnosis and prognosis and reliable flight envelope assessment, NASA.
  4. Fowler, PI; Wu, Co-I. Task driven sensing for network-wide optimization of sensor systems, AFOSR.

Selected recent publications

  1. Wu NE, Thavamani, Zhang, Blanke. Sensor fault masking of a ship propulsion system. Control Engineering Practice 2006;14:1337-1345.
  2. Wu NE, Fowler. An Error bound for sensor fusion with application to Doppler frequency based emitter location. IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control 2006;51:631-635.
  3. Wu NE, Li, Thavamani. Reliability and feedback of multiple-hop wireless networks, International Journal of Automation and Computing 2007;4:125-134.
  4. Wu NE, Busch. Reconfiguration of C2 architecture for improved availability to support air operations, IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronics 2007:43:795-805.
  5. Wu NE, Ruschmann. Loop closure for enhanced win percentage in air operations, Proceedings American Control Conference 2007. New York, NY.
  6. Ruschmann MC, Wu. Optimal control of a database with reduced and full state model, Proceedings IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2007. New Orleans, LA.
  7. Ruschmann MC, Wu. Perturbation analysis for optimal renewal intervals of data sets, Proceedings American Control Conference 2008. Seattle, WA.
  8. Qu J, Wu, Miles, Vargas. Active damping of a silicon microphone using a linear controller,  Proceedings American Control Conference 2008. Seattle, WA.
  9. Vargas HV, Wu, Miles, and Qu, Robust control design for resonance damping of a directional microphone, Proceedings World Congress, International Federation of Automatic Control, 2008. Seoul, Korea.
  10. Metzler JM, Wu. A simulation study of a reconfigurable database, Proceedings World Congress, International Federation of Automatic Control, 2008. Seoul, Korea.
  11. Huang K, Wu, Fowler, Optimal guidance of unmanned aerial vehicles for emitter location, Proceedings World Congress, International Federation of Automatic Control, 2008. Seoul, Korea.
  12. Wu NE, Guo, Ruschmann, Robust tasking of airborne sensing nodes for network availability, Proceedings World Congress, International Federation of Automatic Control, 2008. Seoul, Korea.
  13. Zhang Y, Wu, Jiang, Fault detection and isolation applied to a ship propulsion benchmark, Proceedings World Congress, International Federation of Automatic Control, 2008. Seoul, Korea.
  14. Wu NE, Guo, Huang, Ruschmann, Fowler. Fault-tolerant guidance and control of an airborne location sensor network, Special Section on Fault Diagnosis and Fault-Tolerant Systems, International Journal of Control, Automation, and Systems, Marcel Staroswiecki and Bin Jiang, Guest Editors, 2008; 6: 351-363.
  15. Wu NE, Ruschmann, Linderman. Fault-tolerant control of a distributed database system, Special Issue on Robustness Issues in Fault Diagnosis and Fault-Tolerant Control, Journal of Control Science and Engineering, Jakob Stoustrup and Kemin Zhou, Guest Editors, Paper ID-310652, 13 pages, 2008.