MIGUEL J. BAGAJEWICZ

100 E. Boyd St., T-335, Norman, OK 73019-0628, (405)325-5458, bagajewicz@ou.edu



ARTICLES ON INSTRUMENTATION NETWORK DESIGN AND UPGRADE
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     Books

  1. Bagajewicz M. Smart Process Plants: Software and Hardware for Accurate Data and Profitable Operations. McGraw Hill. (ISBN:978-0-07-160471) McGraw Hill (2010).

  2. Bagajewicz M. Process Plant Instrumentation. Design and Upgrade (ISBN:1-56676-998-1), CRC Press (2000).

     Handbook Chapters

  1. Bagajewicz M. Instrument Engineers' Handbook, 3rd edition. CRC Press (2002).  Chapter on Instrumentation Network Design and Retrofit. 

  2. Bagajewicz M. (with Donald Chmilewski, IIT). Instrument Engineers' Handbook, 4thd edition. CRC Press (2010).  Chapter on Instrumentation and Process Automation. 

     Review Articles

  1. Last Sent to Publisher Bagajewicz M. Data Reconciliation and Instrumentation Upgrade. Overview and Challenges. Invited paper and Keynote Presentation. FOCAPO 2003. (Foundations of Computer Aided Process Operations) Coral Springs, FL, USA, January (2003).

  2. Bagajewicz M. A Review of Techniques for Instrumentation Design and Upgrade in Process Plants. Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, Vol. 80, No 1. pp. 3-16 (2002).

  3. Bagajewicz M. Review of Recent Results in Instrumentation Design and Upgrade for Process Plants. Proceedings of the 4th IFAC Workshop on On-Line Fault Detection & Supervision in the Chemical Process Industries, June 8-9, Seoul, Korea (2001).

     Articles

  1. Nguyen T. D. and M. Bagajewicz. Efficient Approximate Methods for the Design and Upgrade of Sensor Networks. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. Vol. 52, No 1, pp. 83-90 (2013).

  2. Nguyen T. D. and M. Bagajewicz. Parallel Computing Approaches to Sensor Network Design Using the Value Paradigm. Computers & Chemical Engineering, 35, 6, Pages 1119-1134 (2011).

  3. Nguyen T. D., S. Sugumar and M. Bagajewicz. Software Accuracy-based Sensor Network Design and Upgrade in Process Plants. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. Vol. 50, No 9, pp. 4850–4857 (2011).

  4. Nguyen T. D. and M. Bagajewicz. New Sensor Network Design and Retrofit Method Based on Value of Information. AIChE Journal. Vol 57, No 8 (2011).

  5. DuyQuang Nguyen and Miguel Bagajewicz.New Efficient Breadth-First/Level Traversal Tree Search Method for the Design and Upgrade of Sensor Networks. AIChE J.,Vol. 57, 5, 1302-13029 (2011).

  6. DuyQuang Nguyen and M. Bagajewicz. On the Impact of Sensor Maintenance Policies on Stochastic-Based Accuracy. Computers and Chemical Engineering,  33, 9, pp. 1491-1498 (2009).

  7. DuyQuang Nguyen and M. Bagajewicz. Design of Nonlinear Sensor Networks for Process Plants. Industrial and  EngineeringChemistry Research. Vol 47, No 15, 5529-5542 (2008).

  8. Bagajewicz Miguel, DuyQuang Nguyen and Sanjay Kumar Sugumar. New Method for Sensor Network Design. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering, 25, pp. 429-434 (2008).    

  9. Gala M and M. Bagajewicz.Efficient Procedure for the Design and Upgrade of Sensor Networks using Cutsets and Rigorous Decomposition. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. Vol 45, No 21, pp. 6687-6697 (2006).

  10. Gala M and M. Bagajewicz.Rigorous Methodology for the Design and Upgrade of Sensor Networks using Cutsets Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. Vol 45, No 21, pp. 6679-6686 (2006).

  11. Nguyen Thanh D. Q., Kitipat Siemanond, and M. Bagajewicz. On the determination of downside financial loss of instrumentation networks in the presence of gross errors. AIChE Journal. Vol 52, No 11, pp. 3825, 3841, (2006).

  12. Bagajewicz, M. Value of Accuracy in Linear Systems. AIChE Journal. Vol 52, No 2., pp. 638-650 (2006). (Supporting File: Derivation of equations)

  13. Musulin E., C. Benqlilou, M. Bagajewicz, L. Puigjaner. Instrumentation Design based on Optimal Kalman Filtering. Journal of Process Control. Vol. 15 pp. 629-638 (2005).

  14. Bagajewicz M. On the Definition of Software Accuracy in Redundant Measurement Systems. AIChE Journal. Vol 51, No 4., pp. 1201-1206 (2005).

  15. Bagajewicz M., M. Markowski and A. Budek. Economic Value of Precision in the Monitoring of Linear Systems. AIChE Journal. Vol 51, No 4., pp. 1304-1309 (2005).

  16. Bagajewicz M. On a New Definition of a Stochastic-based Accuracy Concept of Data Reconciliation-Based Estimators. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering, 20, pp. 1135-1140 (2005).

  17. Nguyen Thanh D.Q., Siemanond K., Bagajewicz M.J. On the Determination of Downside Financial Loss of Instrumentation Networks in the Presence of Gross Errors. Chemical Engineering Transactions. Vol 7. AIDIC Servizi S.r.l. (2005).

  18. Bagajewicz M., A. Fuxman and A. Uribe. Instrumentation Network Design and Upgrade for Process Monitoring and Fault Detection. AIChE Journal. Vol 50, No 8, pp. 1870-1880 (2004).

  19. Musulin E., M. Bagajewicz, J. M. Nougués, A. Espuña, and L. Puigjaner. Instrumentation Design and Upgrade for Principal Component Analysis Monitoring. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. 43, No 9, pp. 2151-2159 (2004).

  20. Draft PDF. Valentine J. and M. Bagajewicz. Measurement Economics. Hydrocarbon Engineering, January (2004).

  21. Bagajewicz M. and E. Cabrera. Pareto Optimal Solutions Visualization Techniques for Multiobjective Design and Upgrade of Instrumentation Networks. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. Vol. 42, No 21, pp. 5195-5203 (2003).

  22. Bagajewicz M. and E. Cabrera. A New MILP Formulation for Instrumentation Network Design and Upgrade. AIChE J. Vol. 48, No. 10, pp. 2271-2282. (2002).

  23. Bagajewicz M. Planning for Instrumentation Upgrades. Chemical Engineering. August (2001).

  24. Bagajewicz M. and M. Sánchez. Reallocation and Upgrade of Instrumentation in Process Plants. Computers and Chemical Engineering. 24, 8, pp. 1961-1980 (2000).

  25. Sánchez M. and M. Bagajewicz. On the Impact of Corrective Maintenance in the Design of Sensor Networks. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. Vol. 39, no. 4, pp. 977-981 (2000).

  26. Bagajewicz M. and M. Sánchez. Cost-Optimal Design of Reliable Sensor Networks. Computers and Chemical Engineering. Vol. 23, 11/12, pp. 1757-1762 (2000).

  27. Bagajewicz M. and M. Sánchez. Design and Upgrade of Non-redundant and Redundant Linear Sensor Networks. AIChE J. Vol. 45, No. 9, pp. 1927-1939 (1999).

  28. Bagajewicz M. and M. Sánchez. Duality of Sensor Network Design Models for Parameter Estimation. AIChE J., 45, 3, pp. 661-664 (1999).

  29. Bagajewicz M. and M. Sánchez. Sensor Network Design and Upgrade for Plant Parameter Estimation. Computers and Chemical Engineering. Vol. 23, Supp., pp S593-S596 (1999).

  30. Bagajewicz M. Design and Retrofit of Sensor Networks in Process Plants. AIChE Journal.  Vol. 43, No. 9, pp. 2300, Sept. (1997).


    Peer Reviewed Conference Proceedings

  31. Nguyen, D., M. Bagajewicz. Cost Benefit Analysis of Instrument Maintenance Policies and Data Reconciliation related to Plant Accuracy. Proceedings of the XXII Interamerican Congress of Chemical Engineering, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sept .  (2006).

  32. Last Sent to Publisher. Bagajewicz M. and A. Uribe. New paradigm in instrumentation design and upgrade. FOCAPD 2004. (Foundations of Computer Aided Process Design) Princeton, NJ, USA, July (2004).

  33. Bagajewicz, M. Consider Accuracy as a Robustness Measure in Instrumentation Design. Proceedings of  the Topical Conference on Sensors. AIChE Annual Meeting, San Francisco, November (2003).

  34. Bagajewicz M. and M. Markowski.Instrumentation Design and Upgrade using an Unconstrained Method with Pure Economical Objectives. FOCAPO 2003. (Foundations of Computer Aided Process Operations) Coral Springs, FL, USA, January , (2003).

  35. Musulin E., M. Bagajewicz, J. M. Nougués, A. Espuña, and L. Puigjaner. Design of Sensor Networks to Optimize PCA Monitoring Performance. PSE 2003. 8th International Symposium on Process Systems Engineering. China, June, (2003).

  36. Musulin E., M. Bagajewicz, E., J. M. Nougués, A. Espuña, and L. Puigjaner. Optimized Sensors Network for Process Monitoring using PCA.  Proceedings of the 5th IFAC Symposium on Fault detection, Supervision and Safety of Technical Processes. Washington DC, June, (2003).

  37. Benqlilou, M. Bagajewicz, A. Espuña and L. Puigjaner. Sensor-Placement for Dynamic Processes. ESCAPE 13 Meeting. Lappeenranta, Finland, June 1-4, Elsevier (2003).

  38. Bagajewicz M. An Unconstrained Approach for Instrumentation Network Design and Upgrade. Proceedings of ESCAPE 12. The Hague, May (2002).

  39. Bagajewicz, M. and A. Fuxman. An MILP Model for Cost Optimal Instrumentation Network Design and Upgrade for Fault Detection. Proceedings of the 4th IFAC Workshop on On-Line Fault Detection & Supervision in the Chemical Process Industries, June 8-9, Seoul, Korea, Elsevier Science, New York (2001).

  40. Cabrera E. and M. Bagajewicz. A Multiobjective Approach for Instrumentation Network Design and Upgrade.Proceedings of ENPROMER 2001. Third Congress of Process Engineering for the Mercosur.  Santa Fe, Argentina. September (2001).

  41. Bagajewicz M. and E. Cabrera. A New MILP Formulation for Instrumentation Network Design and Upgrade. Proceedings of the 4th IFAC Workshop on On-Line Fault Detection & Supervision in the Chemical Process Industries, June 8-9, Seoul, Korea (2001).

  42. Bagajewicz M.  and M. C.  Sánchez.  Enhancing Process Plant Monitoring by Reallocation and Upgrade of Instrumentation. Proceedings of ENPROMER, Florianopolis, Brazil. (1999).

  43. Bagajewicz M. Optimal Sensor Location in Process Plants. Proceedings of ESCAPE Meeting. Slovenia. (June 1995.)