Greg Provan
Academic
Professor Gregory Provan is a Professor at the Computer Science Department at University College Cork. Before coming to UCC he worked for Rockwell Scientific, focusing on embedded systems for the Space Shuttle and commercial aircraft. His current research interests are in model-based diagnostics and control; large-scale systems modelling; model transformation; component-based model development; embedded systems and embedded code generation.
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2018. Physics-Based Methods for Responding to Attacks and Faults . CPS-Week.
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2018. Comparison of Control and Cooperation Frameworks for Blended Autonomy . European Control Conference.
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2017. An Algebraic Approach for Diagnosing Discrete-Time Hybrid Systems. 28th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis (DX'17).
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2017. Comparing Switching and Mixing Model-Predictive Controllers for Robust Fault-Tolerant Control. 28th Itnl. Workshop on Model-Based Diagnosis.
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2017. Optimizing GPU-based Scientific Computing using Algebraic Technique. IEEE Itnl. Conference on Design and Technology of Integrated Systems.
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2017. Co-Design of Embeddable Diagnostics using Reduced-Order Models**The paper has been supported by SFI grants 12/RC/2289 and 13/RC/2094. IFAC-PapersOnLine. 50:12222-12229.
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2017. Physics-Based Methods for Distinguishing Attacks from Faults. Tenth International Conference on Advances in Circuits, Electronics and Micro-electronics.
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2016. A graphical framework for stochastic model-based diagnosis. 2016 3rd Conference on Control and Fault-Tolerant Systems (SysTol).
