Research Projects

Research in the SSL is focused on fundamental developments in the theory of signals and systems. Current areas of fundamental research include:

• Nonlinear systems theory
• Linear systems theory
• Adaptive control
• Robust and optimal control
• System identification
• Stochastic control and scheduling
• Information theory in control
• Control under communication constraints
• Hybrid systems
• Large-scale systems
• System theoretic approaches to coding
• Numerical methods for signal processing
• Target tracking
• Monte Carlo methods in signal processing
• Support vector machines
• Semi-infinite optimisation
• Envelope constrainted filtering
• Random set theory
• Optimisation on manifolds
• Source separation/recovery

Members of SSL are also involved in several applied research areas including:

• Radar tracking systems
• Control of large irrigation networks

Please see the web pages of the academic staff and students for more detailed information regarding our research activities.