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Dimitry GorinevskyConsulting Professor, Information Systems Laboratory
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I advise graduate students and teach graduate
courses in systems and control engineering.
This field of study deals with interconnected computers
and physical systems in a critical setting.
My work in optimization-based estimation, detection, and
data mining is a collaboration with
Professor Stephen Boyd.
Many applications are in the aerospace area and involve work with NASA.
I am an Affiliated Faculty Member of the
Precourt Institute for Energy.
The project in Analysis and Control of Smart Electrical Distribution
Systems is a collaboration with
Professor Sanjay Lall.
We are currently looking for graduate students to work
on control and monitoring problems with practical applications to smart grids.
I am teaching a seminar course on
Intelligent Energy Systems,
in Spring 2011, jointly with
Professor Dan O'Neill.
My past courses include,
Fault Diagnostics Systems, Spring 2009,
and Control Engineering in Industry,
Spring 2005,
Winter 2003.
My interests are in information decision and control systems area
with applications across many industries.
Recent focus is on problems in optimization-based control and estimation,
system engineering, statistical process monitoring,
fault isolation, forecasting, and data mining.
I lead a consultancy,
Mitek Analytics LLC,
which works with NASA, the
US Air Force, and Fortune 100 companies.
Before that I spent 10 years with
Honeywell,
where I worked on aircraft and space systems,
turbomachines (jet engines), and process control applications. My earlier application experience includes automotive, robotics
(force control of robotics systems,
legged locomotion), and biomechanics.