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7th European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring. July, 8-11, 2014 - Nantes, France. EWSHM 2014 will be organized with the 2nd European Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) Society.
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- 1. EWSHM 2014 will be organized with the 2nd European Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) Society.
- 2. By « structural » health monitoring we mean... Civil engineering Aerospace & Aeronautic Energy Transport
- 3. Topics / keywords... Physics / Science : ● Modeling : strucutral behaviour ● Modal analysis, vibration ● Wave propagation ● Statistics ● Signal Processing, acoustic ● Electromagnetic ● ... Measurement: ● Sensors : smart, wireless, network ● Optic Fiber ● Thermography ● Micro / nano agents, MEMS ● Multiphysics : chemical, piezo... ● ... Application / feeback / experimentation : ● Energy : pipeline, power plants, wind turbine, ● Aerospace ● Marine ● Railway ● Automotive ● Civil engineering ● ● « SHM in action session » ● ... Process, maintenance, standard ● V&V, standardization ● Strategy, theory to practise ● Homogeneisation (Aero ↔ Civil Engi) ● Benchmarking ● ...
- 4. Access : ● By high speed train : 2h from Paris (railway station at 100m from the international events center) ● Direct acces by plane : Paris (1h), Amsterdam, Brussels, Dublin, Dusseldorf, Madrid, Milano, Montreal, Munchen, Roma, London … Where is Nantes ???
- 5. EWSHM 2014 will take place in La Cité, the Nantes Events Center ● Located in the city centre ● 100M from Railway station ● Shuttle every 30 minutes from/to the Airport ● Modern equipment : free WiFi, staff, hostesses, tourism information... ● 450pl auditorium and many 80-100pl rooms Nantes International Event Center « La Cite »
- 6. EWSHM 2014 will take place in La Cité, the Nantes Events Center - Exhibtion companies : ● 2000 m2 of exhibition space ● 6,9,12...m2 booth ● Technical staff for any help ● Lunch and coffee breaks within the exhibition area Nantes International Event Center « La Cite »
- 7. ●Boat trip on Erdre river and banquet at the French castle of « Poterie » ●Gala diner at « nave of Nantes machines » with an elephant... A surprising social program...
- 8. A promising scientific program Ifsttar laboratory Common plenary sessions and parallel sessions Paper, poster presentations, demonstrations... Indutrial and R&D visits around SHM : Airbus R&D
- 9. Nantes : Patrimoine et tourisme 9 The Castle of the Dukes of Brittany The Loire river and its docks The LU Tower The Passage Pommeraye Place Royale Le Jardin des Plantes Nantes, a city of history, culture and imaginary … a region of tourism
- 12. See you on 8-11th July 2014, Nantes, France Some original Structures to monitor...