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Robust Cooperative Control of Networked Train Platoons: A Negative-Imaginary Systems' Perspective

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Li, Chunyu
Wang, Jianan
Shan, Jiayuan
Lanzon, Alexander
Petersen, Ian

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Cooperative control for trains shows great potential in improving line utilization, passenger comfort and operation flexibility.However,the operation of train platoons faces great challenges induced by model uncertainties,unpredictable resistances and time-varying disturbances. To address these problems,a consensus-based robust cooperative control scheme is presented in this paper for both homogeneous and heterogeneous train platoons.Taking the physical connection between carriages into consideration,each train in the platoons is modeled as a negative imaginary(NI) system,and the NI property is rigorously proved in this paper.In the foundation of cooperative control theories of NI systems,robust strictly negative imaginary(SNI) controllers considering the network topology are utilized to track a predefined motion reference.The proposed controllers are robust to both mass uncertainties and external disturbances.Moreover,the line utilization for the railway system and the ride comfort for the passengers are improved using the proposed control schemes.Numerical simulations are given to showcase the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed controllers.

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IEEE Transactions on Control of Network Systems

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2099-12-31