Dr. N. Eva Wu, Professor Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1987 ES2325, (607) 777-4375, evawu@binghamton.edu

2011-2012 Teaching

1. Spring 2011, EECE418/502, Power systems.
2. Fall 2011, EECE515, Linear systems.
3. Fall 2011, EECE680b, Optimization.
4. Spring 2012, EECE418/502, Power systems.
5. Fall 2012, EECE418/502, Power systems.
6. Fall 2012, EECE619, Control of networked systems

Recently Accepted/Published Papers

1. Fault-tolerant placement of phasor measurement units based on control reconfigurability, to appear in Control Engineering Practice. (J. Huang, N.E. Wu)
2. Fault-tolerant control of power systems for security and availability, Proc. American Control Conference, 2012.  (N. E. Wu, M.C. Ruschmann)
3. Redundancy architecture design for availability of synchrophasors, Proc. IEEE PES Conference on Innovative Smart Grid Technologies, 2012. (M.C. Ruschmann, N.E. Wu, J. Huang)
4. Toward a highly available modern grid, Chapter 10 in Control and Optimization Theories for Electric Smart Grid, A. Chakrabortty, and M. Ilic, Editors, Springer, 2012. (N.E. Wu, M. C. Ruschmann)
5. Fault-tolerant sensor placement based on control reconfigurability, Proc. IFAC Congress, 2011. (J. Huang, N.E. Wu)
6. Sigma-delta control of a biased and initially displaced MEMS microphone, Proc. IFAC Congress, 2011. (A. Steinmann, N.E. Wu, Q. Su, R.N. Miles)
7. Pulse compression probing for nonlinear systems with additional hard nonlinearities at the input, Proc. American Control Conference, 2011. (M.C. Ruschmann, N.E. Wu)
8. Probing the NASA Generic Transport Aircraft in real-time for health monitoring, IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology, vol.19, pp.1288-1295, 2011. (N.E. Wu, R.C. Ruschmann, J. Huang, K. Huang)
9. Fault-tolerant control of a hidden Markov process with application to resource allocation in an air operation, in Special Issue on Fault Detection, Diagnosis, and Fault-Tolerant Control, Journal of Systems Engineering and Electronics, vol.22, pp.12-21, 2011. (N. E. Wu, M. C. Ruschmann)