Hans-Michael Hanisch

Hans-Michael Hanisch is Professor and Head of Research Laboratory on Automation Technology at Martin Luther University in Germany. He obtained in 1982 the diploma degree on Chemical Engineering (Specialization Process Systems Engineering) with Excellent, and in 1987 the PhD diploma with "summa cum laude" on "Mathematical Modeling of Discrete Control Tasks in Chemical Process Systems" at Polytechnical Institute of Leuna Merseburg in Germany. Between 1991 and 1993, Prof. Hanisch followed researches at the Process Control Laboratory at University of Dortmund in Germany to prepare the Habilitation which is successfully obtained in 1995 on "Modeling, Analysis, and Controller Design in Hierarchical Discrete Control Systems". Prof. Hanisch is an active member in several scientific international organizations and supervizes different R&D projects. He wrote more than 200 papers in reviewed known Journals and Conference Proceedings. In his research laboratory, more than 15 PhD students finished or are following research activities.

Publications

Reconfigurable Embedded Control Systems: Applications for Flexibility and Agility
Reconfigurable Embedded Control Systems: Applications for Flexibility and Agility
Mohamed Khalgui, Hans-Michael Hanisch. © 2011. 652 pages.
New generations of embedded control systems address criteria such as flexibility and agility. To reduce their cost, these systems have to be changed and adapted to their...
Reconfiguration of Industrial Embedded Control Systems
Reconfiguration of Industrial Embedded Control Systems
Mohamed Khalgui, Hans-Michael Hanisch. © 2010. 35 pages.
This research work deals with the development of safety reconfigurable embedded control systems following the international industrial component-based standard IEC61499....