22nd International Workshop on ENDE

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Thanks

 We would like to warmly thank all the participants, presenters and chairpersons for attending the workshop and for contributing to its success. We also congratulate the winners of the Student Competition.

Announcement

Strong contributions are sought for the 22^nd International Workshop on Electromagnetic Nondestructive Evaluation (ENDE 2017), September 6-8, 2017, held in CEA SACLAY DIGITEO LABS in Saclay under CEA LIST Institute and Laboratoire des Signaux et Systèmes (L2S) in Gif-sur-Yvette, with label and support of the Digiteo-DigiCosme 2016 programme, the University Paris-Saclay, the COFREND organization, and the JSM learned society.

The ENDE Workshop series emphasizes both basic science and early engineering developments, so experts from theoreticians to research engineers in industry are encouraged to participate while the contribution of PhD students and post-doctoral fellows is much sought after as well, in fast evolving and very demanding fields as outlined below.

The dates of ENDE 2017 enable participants to combine it with the 18th International Symposium on Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics (ISEM 2017), held in Chamonix Mont-Blanc, France, September 3-6, 2017. Further information on transportation between the two sites will be provided in due time by the ISEM organizers.

First Call For Papers

The first call for papers can be downloaded here.

Topics

Non-destructive Testing and Evaluation (NdT-NdE)

Static to THz electromagnetics and beyond

Smart models and high-performance computations

Advanced sensors, from design to usage, involving single- or multi-physics

Inverse problems, imaging and signal processing in context of uncertain and relatively scarce data

Surrogate models, adaptive databases, model selection, and qualification of uncertainty

Multi-sensor data fusion, towards automatic approaches, and decision making

Complex material characterization from small scales to large scales

Monitoring and diagnoses of mechanical structures

Innovative industrial applications

Organizers and Sponsors

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Acknowledgments