Berkeley Center for Control and Identification-

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.

Sensitivity Analysis of Uncertainty in Model Prediction. Trent Russi, Andrew Packard, Ryan Feeley, Michael Frenklach. Journal of Physical Chemistry A. February 28, 2008. 10 pages.
Stability Region Analysis Using Simulations and Sum-of-Squares Programming. Ufuk Topcu, Andrew Packard, Peter Seiler, Timothy J. Wheeler. Proceedings of the American Control Conference. July 2007. 6 pages.
A System Analysis Approach for Atmospheric Observations and Models: the Mesospheric HO_x Dilemma. Gregory P. Smith, Michael Frenklach, Ryan Feeley, Andrew Packard, Peter Seiler. Journal of Geophysical Research (Atmopheres). December 2006. 23 pages.
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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.
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Faculty: Andy Packard; Kameshwar Poolla
Students: Eilyan Bitar; Justin Ghan; George Hines; Trent Russi; Anand Subramanian; Erin Summers; Timothy Wheeler
Visitors: Damiano Varagnolo

Fig. 11.24: Automated vents for BCCI greenhouse testbed

02 Sep 09

BCCI welcomes Damiano Varagnolo. Damiano Varagnolo is a visiting scholar working with Prof. Kameshwar Poolla. He is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Information Engineering at the University of Padova.
28 Feb 09

BCCI says goodbye to Enrique Baeyens-Lazaro. Prof. Enrique Baeyens-Lazaro returns to his post at Universidad de Valladolid. The lab members wish him well and hope to see him again in the future.
20 Aug 08

Prof. Enrique Baeyens-Lazaro joins BCCI as a visiting scholar. Enrique is a professor at Universidad de Valladolid. He will be working with Prof. Kameshwar Poolla until February 2009.

Data CollaborationModel and experiment consistency, model prediction, and parameter optimization.
Quantitative Local Analysis of Nonlinear Systems Using SOSSoftware presented at the workshop "Quantitative Local Analysis of Nonlinear Systems Using Sum-of-Squares Decompositions" at ACC 2009.
MATLAB PacmanPacman arcade game for MATLAB.
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