Tuesday, July 3, 2012 — Tutorials, ADX Sessions, and Poster Session
Wednesday, July 4, 2012 — PHM Keynote Speeches, Technical Paper Sessions, Banquet
Thursday, July 5, 2012 — Technical Paper Sessions, Industrial Panel Session, Boat Tour
Friday, July 6, 2012 — SHM Paper Sessions, Closing Remarks, Site Visits

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Tuesday, July 3, 2012		Location
8:00AM–5:00PM	PHM Registration Open	Terrace Level Foyer
9:00AM–9:20AM	PHM Europe Welcome
9:20AM–10:40AM	Tutorial 1–Model Based Diagnosis Peter Struss–Technical University of Munich, Germany	Conf. Room #1
10:40AM–11:10AM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
11:10AM–12:30PM	Tutorial 2–Fundamentals of Prognostics Kai Goebel and Abhinav Saxena – NASA Ames Research Center, USA	Conf. Room #1
11:10AM–12:30PM	ADX Session Peter Struss – Technical University of Munich, Germany	Conf. Room #2
11:10AM–12:10PM	Thirty Years Later … Model–Based Diagnosis–Where Have We Gone? Peter Struss–Technical University of Munich, Germany
12:10PM–12:30PM	Using Structural Decomposition Methods to Design Gray–Box Models for Fault Diagnosis of Complex Industrial Systems: A Beet Sugar Factory Case Study Belarmino Pulido, Jesus Maria Zamarreno, Alejandro Merino, Anibal Bregon–University Valladolid, Spain
12:30PM–2:00PM	Joint Lunch Break	Exh. Hall
2:00PM–3:20PM	Tutorial 3–State–of–the–Art Realization of Prognostics in Industry Benoit Iung–Lorraine University, France Jean–Baptiste Leger–Predict Company, France Michel Shieber–Cassidian T&S, EADS Company, France	Conf. Room #1
2:00PM–3:20PM	ADX Session	Conf. Room #2
2:00PM–3:00PM	Diagnosis and Repair from First–Principles Gerhard Friedrich–University Klagenfurt, Austria
3:00PM–3:20PM	Discussion: Where do we go from here?
3:20PM–3:50PM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
3:50PM–5:30PM	Tutorial 4–Runtime Verification and Runtime Reflection Martin Leucker–University of Luebeck, Germany	Conf. Room #1
3:50PM–4:30PM	ADX Session Peter Struss–Technical University of Munich, Germany	Conf. Room #2
	Diagnostics Driven PHM Jim Lauffer–DSI International, Inc.
	Feature Extraction and Evaluation for Health Assessment and Failure Prognostics K. Medjaher, F. Camci, N. Zerhouni–FEMTO–ST Institue, Besancon, France
5:30PM–7:30PM	Joint Reception and Poster Session	Dresden Congress Centre (Exh. Area)
	Economic Reasoning for Asset Health Management Systems in Volatile Markets Katja Gutsche–Hochschule Ruhr West, Germany</em
	Analyzing Imbalance in a 24 MW Steam Turbine Afshin Daghighi Asli–Morvarid Petrochemical Complex Vahid Rezaie and Leila Hayati–Mopsaco Consulting Company
	Integrated Vehicle Health Management and Unmanned Aviation Andrew Heaton, Ip–Shing Fan, and Craig Lawson–Cranfield University, UK Jim McFeat–BAE Systems, Warton Aerodome, UK
	Knowledge–Based System to Support Plug Load Management Jonny Carlos da Silva–Mechanical Engineering Department, UFSC, Brazil Scott Poll–NASA Ames Research Center, USA
	Design for Availability–Flexibile System Evaluation with a Model Library of Generic RAMST Blocks Dieter Fasol–LFK–Lenkflugkoerpersysteme GmbH, Germany Burkhard Muenker–icomod–Muenker Consulting, Germany
	System PHM Algorithm Maturation Jean–Remi Masse and Xavier Boulet–Safran, Snecma France Ouadie Hmad–Safran Engineering Services, France
Wednesday, July 4, 2012		▲
9:00AM–5:00PM	PHM Registration/Info Table Open	Terrace Level Foyer
8:30AM–10:30AM	Joint Keynote Session (PHM/SHM)
	EADS Aspiration to Develop PHM Technologies and Services Matthias Buderath – Head of Technology Development, EADS Joerg Rissiek – Head of EADS Service Business Development
	History of Engine Vibration Monitoring: A Personal Perspective Richard Greaves– Meggitt
10:30AM–11:00AM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
11:00AM–12:20PM	Technical Paper Session: Prognostics Methods I Kai Goebel–NASA Ames Research Center, USA	Conf. Room #1
	A Distributed Architecture to Implement a Prognostic Function for Complex Systems Xavier Desforges, Phillippe Charbonnaud, and Bernard Archimede–Universite de Toulouse, INPT, ENIT, France Mickael Dievart– Aerocounseil, France
	Adaptive Prognostics for Systems Operating Under Time–Varying Environments Linkan Bian, Nagi Gebraeel–Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
	Characterization of Prognosis Methods: An Industrial Approach Jayant Sen Gupta, Ariane Lorton, Vincent Feuillard, and Christian Trinquier–EADS Innovation Works, France
	Autonomous Prognostics and Health Management (APHM) Jacek Stecki, Joshua Cross, Chris Stecki, and Andrew Lucas–PHM Technology, Australia
12:20PM–2:00PM	Joint Lunch Break	Exh. Hall
2:00PM–3:20PM	Technical Paper Session: Prognostics Methods II Benoit Iung–Lorraine University, France	Conf. Room #1
	Physics Based Electrolytic Capacitor Degradation Models for Prognostic Studies Under Thermal Overstress Chetan Kulkarni and Gautam Biswas–Vanderbilt University, Nahsville, TN, USA Jose R. Celaya and Kai Goebel–NASA Ames Research Center, CA
	Major Challenges in Prognostics: Studying on Benchmarking Prognostics Datasets O.F. Eker, F. Camci, and I.K. Jennions–IVHM Centre, Cranfield University
	Designing Data–Driven Battery Prognostics Approaches for Variable Loading Profiles: Some Lessons Learned Abhinav Saxena, Jose R. Celaya, Indranil Roychoudhury, Sankalita Saha, Bhaskar Saha, and Kai Goebel–NASA Ames Research Center, CA
	Damage Identification and External Effects Removal for Roller Bearing Diagnostics M. Pirra, A. Fasana, L. Garibaldi, and S. Marchesiello–Politecnico di Torino, Italy
3:20PM–3:50PM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
3:50PM–5:10PM	Technical Paper Session: PHM Applications Giovanni Jacazio–Politecnico di Torino, Italy	Conf. Room #1
	Health Management System for the Pantographs of Tilting Trains Giovani Jacazio, Massimo Sorli, Danilo Bolognese, Davide Ferrara–Politecnico di Torino, Italy
	Assessment of Remaining Useful Life of Power Plant Steam Generators–A Standardized Industrial Application Ulrich Kunze and Stefan Raab–Siemens AG, Germany
	Health Assessment and Prognostics of Automotive Clutches Agusmian Partogi Ompusunggu and Steve Vandenplas–Flanders’ MECHATRONICS Technology Centre (FMTC), Belgium Paul Sas and Hendrik Van Brussel&ndashKatholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
	Towards a Model-Based Prognostics Methodology for Electrolytic Capacitors: A Case Study Based on Electrical Overstress Accelerated Aging Jose R. Celaya and Kai Goebel–NASA Ames Research Center, CA Chetan Kulkarni and Gautam Biswas–Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA Journal Paper Presentation
5:10PM–5:30PM	Open Discussion
7:30PM	Joint Dinner Banquet (PHM/SHM)	Albertinum
Thursday, July 5, 2012		▲
9:00AM–5:00PM	PHM Info Table Open	Terrace Level Foyer
9:00AM–10:20AM	Technical Paper Session: Systems Health Management Ravi Rajamani–Meggitt, USA	Conf. Room #1
	Uncertainty of Performance Requirements for IVHM Tools According to Business Targets Manuel Esperon–Miguez, Philip John, and Ian K. Jennions–IVHM Centre, Cranfield University, UK
	Data Management Backbone for Embedded and PC–Based Systems Using OSA–CBM and OSA–EAI Andreas Loehr, Conor Haines, and Matthias Buderath–Linova Software GmbH, Garching b. Muenchen, Germany
	Virtual Framework for Validation and Verification of System Design Requirements to Enable Condition Based Maintenance Heiko Mikat, Antanino Marco Siddiolo, Matthias Buderath–Cassidian, Manching, Germany
	Simulation Framework and Certification Guidance for Condition Monitoring and Prognostic Health Management Matthias Buderath and Partha Pratim Adhikari–Cassidian, Manching, Germany
10:20AM–10:50AM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
10:50AM–12:10PM	Technical Paper Session: Analytical PHM Methods Abhinav Saxena–NASA Ames Research Center, USA	Conf. Room #1
	Lifetime Models for Remaining Useful Life Estimation with Randomly Distributed Failure Thresholds Bent Helge Nystad, Giulio Gola, and John Einar Hulsund–Institute for Energy Technology, Halden, Norway
	Finite Element Based Bayesian Particle Filtering for the Estimation of Crack Damage Evolution on Metallic Panels C. Sbarufatti, M. Corbetta, A. Manes, and M. Giglio–Politecnico di Milano, Italy
	Unscented Kalman Filter with Gaussian Process Degradation Model for Bearing Fault Prognosis Christoph Anger, Robert Schrader, and Uwe Klingauf–Institute of Flight Systems and Automatic Control, Darmstadt, Germany
	A Hybrid Model–Based/Data–Driven Approach for Fatigue Crack Growth Prognostics by Particle Filtering and Ensemble Neural Networks Piero Baraldi, Michele Compare, Sergio Sauco, and Enrico Zio–Politecnico di Milano, Italy
12:10PM–1:30PM	Joint Lunch Break	Exh. Hall
1:30PM–2:50PM	Technical Paper Session: Structural Health Monitoring Anibal Bregon–University of Valladolid, Spain	Conf. Room #1
	Prediction of Fatigue Crack Growth in Airframe Structures Jindrich Finda, Andrew Vechart, and Radek Hedl–Honeywell International, Brno, Czech Republic
	An Approach to the Health Monitoring of a Pumping Unit in an Aircraft Engine Fuel System Benjamin Lamoureux, Jean–Remi Masse, and Nazih Mechbal– Snecma (Safran Group), Systems Division, Villaroche, France
	Application of Microwave Sensing to Blade Health Monitoring David Kwapisz, Michael Hafner, and Ravi Rajamani–Meggitt Sensing Systems, Fribourg, Switzerland
	Theoretical and Experimental Evaluation of a Real–Time Corrosion Monitoring System For Measuring Pitting in Aircraft Structures Douglas Brown, Duane Darr, Jefferey Morse, and Bernard Laskowski–Analatom, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA, USA
2:50PM–3:20PM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
3:20PM–5:10PM	Industrial Panel Session	Conf. Room #1
6:30PM–11:00PM	Optional Social Boat Tour Along Elbe River
Friday, July 6, 2012		▲
9:00AM–10:20AM	Paper Sessions (SHM)
10:20AM–10:50AM	Joint Coffee Break	Exh. Hall
10:50AM–12:10PM	Paper Sessions (SHM)
12:10AM–1:30PM	Joint Lunch Break	Exh. Hall
1:30PM–2:00PM	Organization of Site Visits and Closing Remarks
2:00M–5:00PM	Optional Site Visits