Blind identification methods applied to Electricite de France's civil works and power plants monitoring

A general framework for second-order blind separation of stationary colored sources

“…This is the case for example in the interference mitigation problem in [27] or in the power plants monitoring applications [28]. In this situation, the partial identifiability result is of high interest as it proves that the desired source signal can still be extracted even if a complete source separation cannot be achieved.…”

On the Identifiability Testing in Blind Source Separation Using Resampling Technique

“…-In many practical situations, one might be interested by only one or few source signals. This is the case for example in the interference mitigation problem in [11] or in the power plants monitoring applications [12]. In this situation, the partial identifiability result is of high interest as it proves that the desired source signal can still be extracted even if a complete source separation cannot be achieved.…”

Signal de-noising methods for fault diagnosis and troubleshooting at CANDU ® stations

“…A similar approach was discussed for application in nondestructive testing on steam generators in nuclear power plants (d'Urso et al, 1997) in order to reduce the flattening noise using a two-order statistical algorithm.…”