📋 Tender Overview
Objective
Micro-Macro Secure Control of Infinite-Dimensional Transport Systems "Although ""transport"" may imply different notions for different scientific fields, the feature of incorporation of interacting system components through which ""information~~ is propagated remains invariant. Biological transport systems is an example whose significance has become evident with the recent outbreak of COVID-19 spreading. Blood transport in cardiovascular systems falls also under this category. The urgent need of design of efficient/safe, epidemics spreading suppression and congested blood transport monitoring, strategies is apparent, considering the potential, significant socioeconomic impact. However, the continuum, spatiotemporally-varying nature of such interconnected systems, in addition to dynamic complexity and limited available control authority, hamper development of systematic feedback control design and analysis methodologies. C-NORA aims at introduction of a pioneering holistic framework for systematic, computationally tractable control design and analysis of large-scale, interacting, distributed parameter transport systems, which i) harmonizes control at micro-macro levels, ii) accounts in design for all essential dynamic phenomena, iii) compensates adverse effects of limited control authority in design, and iv) develops ad hoc tools for system-specific analysis. C-NORA new control design and analysis tools will be demonstrated in distributed parameter, epidemiological/cardiovascular transport systems and will be validated in numerical simulation. C-NORA high risk lies in unification and complexity of heterogenous, unexplored infinite-dimensional systems, whose treatment requires rethinking of fundamental control-theoretic tools. C-NORA high scientific gain lies in that, on the way of executing its key ideas, novel, interdisciplinary concepts and groundbreaking control/analysis methodologies will be introduced, while unprecedented research arenas will open for systems and control, transport, mathematicians, and systems biologists.
" 2 000 000 EU contribution
€ 2 000 000 Start date
1 October 2023 End date
30 September 2028
