Advances in Diagnostics of Processes and Systems

Selected research on diagnostics, control, and medical applications

Advances in Diagnostics of Processes and Systems brings together carefully selected papers from the 14th International Conference on Diagnostics of Processes and Systems (DPS), offering a clear snapshot of current work in technical diagnostics and related fields. Edited by Józef Korbicz, Krzysztof Patan, and Marcel Luzar, the volume connects fault detection, fault-tolerant control, and medical applications in a single proceedings-style collection.

The book is especially strong where those topics overlap: modern industrial systems, reliability-focused control design, diagnostic reasoning, and the use of analytical and artificial intelligence methods in diagnosis. It does not try to be a broad textbook. Instead, it presents a curated set of peer-reviewed conference papers that show how the field is developing across engineering and biomedical contexts.

What the volume covers

• Fault-tolerant control and reconfiguration
• Fault diagnosis of processes and systems
• Medical applications of diagnostic methods

That three-part structure gives the book a practical rhythm: first the control and reconfiguration side, then core diagnostics research, and finally selected medical uses. Readers can move through it as a proceedings volume or use it as a reference point for specific methods and case studies.

Who will find it useful?

This title will appeal most to researchers, graduate students, and practitioners working in control engineering, diagnostics, automation, artificial intelligence, and related applied sciences. If you follow fault detection, process monitoring, or diagnostic systems, this is a focused and academically grounded collection worth having on hand.

For readers looking for a technical conference volume with current research perspectives and a strong link between theory and application, this book fits the brief neatly.