Data-based Diagnosis of Networked Dynamical Systems

Wednesday October 27th, 2021
9:30am - 6:00pm

Cité | Center des Congrès | Lyon
Room St Clair 3B

Complex networks of dynamical agents are widely used to model the behavior of large physical or virtual systems. Unifortunately, due to the often abstract nature of such networks ro the size thereof, it is sometimes difficult to assess correctly their structure and paramters. With the ever increasing amount of data accessible nowadays, it is natural to attempt to recover structural information of the systme from measurements.

Altogether, there are two overlapping questions that we would like to treat in this symposium:

• What networks characteristics can be recovered from time-series measurements of its agents?
• How to identify and locate disturbances from time-series measurements?

Schedule

9:30am - Introduction.
9:35am - Melvyn Tyloo, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
9:55am - Philippe Jacquod, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
10:20am - Tiago de Paula Peixoto, Central European University, Austria-Hungary.
10:45am - Coffee break.
11:15am - Pietro De Lellis, University of Naples Federico II, Italy.
11:40am - Leonardo Rydin Gorjão, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway.
12:05pm - Marc Timme, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany.
1:00pm - Lunch break.
2:30pm - Enrique Mallada, Johns Hopkins University, USA.
2:55pm - Gil Zussman, Columbia University, USA.
3:20pm - Andrey Lokhov, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA.
3:45pm - Misha Chertkov, University of Arizona, USA.
4:15pm - Coffee break.
4:45pm - J. Nathan Kutz, University of Washington, USA.
5:10pm - Marc Vuffray, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA.
5:35pm - Edward Ott, University of Maryland, USA.

Practical information

The main conference has been confirmed in-person.

The symposium will be held on October 27, 2021, in a hybrid format:

• For speaker and attendees who will join us in Lyon, the symposium will take place on the site of CCS2021;
• Speakers who will not be able to travel to the conference will have the opportunity to give their presentation online, which will be broadcasted in the symposium room;
• All talks (in-person and online) will be broadcasted online for potential attendees who might not be able to join.

Contact

Please feel free to contact the organizers for any inquiry.

Melvyn Tyloo: melvyn.tyloo@gmail.com
Laurent Pagnier: laurentpagnier@math.arizona.edu
Robin Delabays: robindelabays@ucsb.edu

We are looking forward to seeing you in Lyon! Stay safe!