Lioun Wee Chen
Summary
He is a principal engineer in the advanced technologies department of ABB Simcon, Bloomfield, New Jersey, a leading supplier of simulation and control systems for the chemical industries. For the past three years, he has been responsible for the development of new technologies using artificial intelligence to automate and optimize refinery operation. Prior to joining ABB Simcon, he worked first as a system engineer and then as a project leader in simulation system design for S3 Technologies. He received a BA in 1984 from National Taiwan University in Taiwan, and his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1990, all in chemical engineering.
University
Education
Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Sept 1986 - Dec 1990, University of Maryland,
College Park
(Title of Dissertation: A Hierarchical Decision Process for Fault Administration)
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Sept 1980 - June 1984, National Taiwan University,
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Continuing Education
Presentation Skill, Baltimore, MD, August 1991
Total Quality Management, Baltimore, MD, February 1992
Business Process Engineering and Supply Chain Management, Cambridge, MA,
October 1997
Employment
Summary
Principal Engineer, 7/95
- present
Senior Application Engineer,
10/93 - 6/95
Technologies Dept., Advanced
Technologies Group, ABB Simcon Inc., Bloomfield, New Jersey
Advanced Control and Information System Design,
and Application:
Chemical Process Analysis, and Operation:
Control Systems Application:
Preparation of Bid Proposals:
Research Assistant, 8/87 - 12/90
Chemical Engineering Dept.,
University of Maryland, College Park
Expert Systems (Artificial Intelligence) applications:
Publications
and Presentations
1. "A Knowledge-Based Approach to Root-Cause Failure Analysis," presented in EPRI Conference at Orlando, Florida, June 1989.
2. "Autonomous Decision Making Expert System for Fault Administration," ANS Advances in Human Factors Research on Man-Computer Interactions, presented at Nashville, Tennessee, June 1990.
3. "A Hierarchical Decision Process for Fault Administration," published in Computers and Chemical Engineering Journal, May 1992.
4. "On-Line Fault Administration: Investigation of The Role of Expert Systems," presented in Artificial Intelligence Research conference, Tokyo Japan, May 1992
5. "Real-Time Dynamic Simulation of Houdry CATOFIN Process," presented in AIChE spring meeting, Houston, April 1993.
6. "New Simulation Technology: Using Generic Modules Management Framework to Develop A Chemical Plant Simulator," presented in AIChE summer meeting, Seattle, August 1993.
7. "The SIMCONx Intelligent Graphical Model Builder," presented in ABB Computer Science Forum, Windsor Locks, Connecticut, September, 1994, and also presented in 1995 Simulators International XII, Phoenix, Arizona, April, 1995.
8. "An Integrated Environment for On-Line Optimization Application," presented in AIChE 1997 Spring National Meeting, Texas, June 1997.
9. "Use G2 as an On-Line Optimization Application Platform," presented in Gensym User Society worldwide meeting, Paris, France, April 1997.