Bruno Portier

Bruno Portier is a Professor in the Department of Mathematical Engineering at INSA Rouen. His research focuses on nonlinear time series, parametric/non-parametric statistics, and air pollution analysis, with industrial collaborations like Air Normand and ATMO Normandie. He has supervised PhD student D. Brazey (CIFRE) and contributed to projects such as the PEPS Labex AMIES grant (2019) on connected objects.

Research interests span statistical methodologies for environmental applications, including pollution forecasting and source apportionment. His work combines theoretical developments (e.g., error density estimation in functional models) with practical implementations in engineering and environmental domains.

Recent publications emphasize statistical control systems (e.g., Durbin-Watson tests for ARX processes) and interdisciplinary applications like head detection in depth imagery. Administrative roles include membership on the INSA Rouen Board of Directors and the Quality Commission.