Risk and Resilience of Complex Systems (RRCS), Industrial Chair

            

About the Chair

The industrial Chair RRCS is supported by three industrial partners: Électricité de France (EDF)OrangeRéseau de transport d'électricité (RTE), Natran (GRTgaz), and the Société nationale des chemins de fer français (SNCF). It inherited the Chair on System Science and Energy Challenge, which lasted two seasons (2009 - 2019). The scientific research of the Chair includes three main axes:

  • Modelling of systems of systems and their interdependences for risk management and resilience between several operators
  • Modelling and optimization of maintenance tasks to reduce their impact on service continuity (internally and between operators)
  • Common models and methods platform
 
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The operational objectives of the Chair include:

  • Experience sharing among the Chair members and the researchers from the three partners
  • In-depth explorative research within the framework of PhD theses and master's internships
  • Applications & role-play within the framework of student projects
  • Integrating partner use cases into the teaching for Ingénieur and Master students
  • Training on risk and resilience issues of complex industrial systems
  • Animation of the community and ecosystems

Chair members

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Anne Barros
Full Professor, Chair holder

Research: stochastic model, prognostic, condition-based and predictive maintenance, reliability analysis

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Yiping Fang
Full Professor

Research: risk and resilience, mathematical optimization, cyber-physical systems, reinforcement learning 

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Zhiguo Zeng
Full Professor

Research: reliability engineering, stochastic model, uncertainty quantification, risk analysis

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Matthieu Roux
Chair Ph.D. candidate

Thesis: Optimization of scheduled maintenance operations for complex industrial systems

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Andrea Bellè
Ph.D. Graduated

Thesis: Resilience and coupling of interdependent critical infrastructures : models, optimization, and operations

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