The Short Courses will be held on Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th July, at Soria Moria Hotell.
The main conference takes place at Sorial Moria Hotell from Wednesday 8th to Friday 10th July, preceded by the Doctoral Symposium on Tuesday 7th.
A Welcome Reception is offered on Tuesday evening for those arriving early. The reception desk will be open at all times on other days.
The program below is not yet complete and some items may change.
“From EVM to PHM, a personal journey” – Dr. Richard Greaves, Fellow of SAE, REng and Institute of Physics
Tutorial 1: Predicting the Future with Confidence: A Tutorial on Uncertainty-Aware Prognostic
Paper 1B
Paper 1C
Paper 1D
Paper 1A
Paper 2B (special session 1): Sustainability in/ for PHM
Paper 2C
Paper 2D
Paper 2A
Panel session 1: Reliable, Robust, Explainable, and Trustworthy AI and Data Science for Prognostics and Health Management
Paper 3C
Paper 3D
Tech Demo: Mathworks
Beyond Functional Safety – Leveraging Prognostics and Health Management to Achieve Next-Level Safety – Frank Børre Pedersen, Dr.-Ing. Vice President, DNV AS, Norway
Paper 4A
Panel Session 3: Maritime Applications of PHM
Paper 5C
Paper 5D
Tutorial 2: Data-Driven Optimization for Maintenance and Spare-Parts Logistics: From Data to Actionable Decisions
Paper 3B
Paper 6C
Paper 6D
Paper 5A
Paper 4B (special session 2)
Paper 7C
Paper 7D
Mathworks Tech Demo
Paper 6A
Panel 4: Health-Aware Control Design and Learning – Closing the loop between Prognostics and Control
Paper 8C
Paper 8D
Quantum Computing for Prognostics and Health Management – Enrique Lopez Droguett, Proffesor, UCLA
Tutorial 3: Why Uncertainty Matters: Trustworthy Machine Learning for Prognostics and Health Monitoring
Paper 5B
Paper 9C
Paper 9D
Paper 8A
Panel Session 5: R&D Industry/Public Sector Collaboration
Paper 11C
Paper 11D