The Berkeley Center for Control and Identification is a research laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley in the Mechanical Engineering Department.

The BCCI focuses on control theory, including but not limited to: System Identification, Robust Control, and Optimization Theory/Application.

Publications

• Equilibrium-independent passivity: a new definition and numerical certification. George Hines, Murat Arcak, Andy Packard. September 2011. 8 pages.
• Modeling sporulation decisions in Bacillus subtilis as optimal evolutionary decision-making. Michael Morimoto, Adam Arkin, Kameshwar Poolla. July 2011. 6 pages.
• Evaluating the delay robustness of interconnected passive systems with a frequency-dependent integral quadratic constraint. Erin Summers, Murat Arcak, Andrew Packard. June 29, 2011. 6 pages.
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Projects

• DataCollaboration Analysis techniques for combining models, experimental data and uncertainty from multiple sources.
• Fault Detection for Nonlinear Systems Develop state estimation strategies to be used for fault detection in nonlinear systems.
• Integration of Renewable Generation into Electricity Markets We are working on technologies and market mechanisms to mitigate the variability associated with renewable generation.
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