Call for papers

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IWSHM 2015

Stanford University, Stanford, CA

September 1-3, 2015

 

Call for Papers


 

You are cordially invited to submit your abstract proposal to contribute to the IWSHM 2015.

This 10th IWSHM will feature reviews of SHM growth in the last two decades and the perspectives of future SHM directions in research and applications. Applications on energy industries such as oil platforms, wind farms, and nuclear power plants will be highlighted besides general applications in aerospace and civil infrastructure.

The biennial workshop aims to assess the state-of-the-art technologies in the field, and to discuss and identify key and emerging breakthroughs and challenges in research and development that are critical and unique in structural health monitoring. The workshop is also intended to promote communication exchange and cross-fertilization between multiple disciplines.

Technical presentations will be made by invited and selected distinguished speakers, and plenary discussions on the future direction and the road-map will be organized. Potential applications of the techniques to military and civilian structures will be discussed. An exhibition area will be available for product and technology demonstrations. A special volume of the Proceedings will be published with all the accepted papers.

For detailed guidelines on abstract submission, please visit submission.iwshm.org

 

Key Dates

The website is now open for abstract submissions.

Abstract Submission Deadline

Extended to February 15, 2015

Notification of Acceptance

March 1, 2015

Final Paper Submission Deadline

May 1, 2015

Workshop

Sept. 1-3, 2015

For more information, please visit our website

www.iwshm.org

 

or contact

Prof. Fu-Kuo Chang (Workshop Organizer) at

Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Stanford University, Stanford CA  94305

fkchang@stanford.edu

Tel: +1-650-723-3466, Fax: +1-650-725-3377

 

Prof. Alfredo Guemes (Co-Organizer) at

E.T.S.I. Aeron‡uticos, UPM, Madrid, Spain

aguemes@dmpa.upm.es

Tel: +34-91-336-6327

 

Major Topics

 

Sensors/Actuators

- Novel sensors, sensors for extreme environments, fiber optics, piezoelectric, magneto-electric sensors, CNT sensors, micro/nano-sensors, etc.

Sensor Networks/System Integration

- Bio-inspired sensor networks, remote and wireless communication, self-diagnostic networks, self-repairing and fault-tolerance networks, advanced manufacturing for structures with built-in sensors, hardware/software integration, durability/reliability of sensors and sensor network systems, etc.

Multifunctional Materials and Structures

- Self-sensing materials, energy harvesting and storage, structures with state awareness, fly-by-feel UAVs

Signal Processing/Monitoring/Diagnostics

- Advanced signal processing, statistical signal processing, data mining/fusion, innovative environmental compensation methods, baseline free methods, neural networks, machine learning, inverse methods, etc.

Prognostics/Health Management/CBM+

- Quality control manufacturing, life prediction, integrated structural health management, SHM-based condition assessment of critical structures, etc.

Modeling/Simulations/SHM-based Design+

- Global-local analyses, modeling of sensor/structural responses, manufacturing with sensor data, multiobjective design optimization, SHM-based design, etc.

Implementation/Validation/Certification

- Quantification techniques, probability of detection (POD), reliability methods, validation/certification processes, etc.

Applications: Manufacturing/Sustainability/Design/Intelligent Structures

- Civil infrastructure: Bridges, highway systems, buildings, power plants, underground structures, etc.

- Aircraft and missile structures: Rotorcraft, aircraft, UAVs, drones, engines, rocket motor cases, etc.

- Space structures: Satellites, space stations, reusable launch vehicles, exploration vehicles, space robots, etc.

-  Land/Marine/Offshore structures: Automobiles, trains, submarines, ships, offshore structures, etc.

-  Medical devices: Implants, health monitoring devices, etc.