Coalitional model predictive control of an irrigation canal
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| author | Fele, Filiberto Maestre, José M. Shahdany, Mehdi Hashemy de la Peña, David Muñoz Camacho, Eduardo F. |
| author_facet | Fele, Filiberto Maestre, José M. Shahdany, Mehdi Hashemy de la Peña, David Muñoz Camacho, Eduardo F. |
| contents | We present a hierarchical control scheme for large-scale systems whose components can exchange information through a data network. The main goal of the supervisory layer is to find the best compromise between control performance and communicational costs by actively modifying the network topology. The actions taken at the supervisory layer alter the control agents' knowledge of the complete system, and the set of agents with which they can communicate. Each group of linked subsystems, or coalition, is independently controlled based on a decentralized model predictive control (MPC) scheme, managed at the bottom layer. Hard constraints on the inputs are imposed, while soft constraints on the states are considered to avoid feasibility issues. The performance of the proposed control scheme is validated on a model of the Dez irrigation canal, implemented on the accurate simulator for water systems SOBEK. Finally, the results are compared with those obtained using a centralized MPC controller. |
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| spellingShingle | Coalitional model predictive control of an irrigation canal Fele, Filiberto Maestre, José M. Shahdany, Mehdi Hashemy de la Peña, David Muñoz Camacho, Eduardo F. Systems and Control Multiagent Systems Optimization and Control 93-10, 93B45, 93A14 (Primary) 93-08, 49N10 (Secondary) We present a hierarchical control scheme for large-scale systems whose components can exchange information through a data network. The main goal of the supervisory layer is to find the best compromise between control performance and communicational costs by actively modifying the network topology. The actions taken at the supervisory layer alter the control agents' knowledge of the complete system, and the set of agents with which they can communicate. Each group of linked subsystems, or coalition, is independently controlled based on a decentralized model predictive control (MPC) scheme, managed at the bottom layer. Hard constraints on the inputs are imposed, while soft constraints on the states are considered to avoid feasibility issues. The performance of the proposed control scheme is validated on a model of the Dez irrigation canal, implemented on the accurate simulator for water systems SOBEK. Finally, the results are compared with those obtained using a centralized MPC controller. |
| title | Coalitional model predictive control of an irrigation canal |
| topic | Systems and Control Multiagent Systems Optimization and Control 93-10, 93B45, 93A14 (Primary) 93-08, 49N10 (Secondary) |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.17561 |