Instrumentation, Control and Intelligent Systemsとは 意味・読み方・使い方

The Instrumentation, Control and Intelligent Systems Distinctive Signature (ICIS) of Idaho National Laboratory is a cross-mission capability performing next generation resilient control system and sensor research in collaboration with academia and industry. ICIS research is centered on developing components, programs, systems and individuals for any application that requires monitoring, security, complex networked control, and human interaction. External peer review and advisory committees made up of academic, R&D and customer organizations provide independent and ongoing review of the strategy within the signature and the focus or research funds. This research covers the five technological areas mentioned, which are further defined:

• Safeguards and control system security: Methods to protect digital systems and special nuclear material from the intelligent adversary
• Sensors: Specialized sensors and sensing systems that are designed to monitor critical infrastructure and withstand demanding environments, such as needed for in-pile testing of advanced fuels and materials proposed for existing and next-generation nuclear power plants
• Intelligent automation: On-line condition monitoring and prognostics, observational platform design, and advanced supervisory and predictive controls for reliable, efficient and safe operation of industrial and nuclear facilities
• Human-systems integration: Research to advance human-centered design and operation of complex systems, considering the human interaction with the process in its various forms, including visual, audible and touch
• Robotics and intelligent systems: Integrating sensor technology, resilient control systems, intelligent automation and human-systems design for advanced robotic applications