Mathematical Methods in Reliability - Joint Research Group (LMS)
This project, sponsored by a Scheme 3 grant from the London Mathematical Society, aims to identify key
mathematical challenges underlying quantification of reliability of complex systems and networks, with
specific attention to new technologies in energy. The project brings together four UK research groups
with complementary expertise in this field, led by the following people:
The main focus points of the joint research activities will be four meetings, all open to the general public. There will be
general research presentations and discussions, with some focus on a specific topic per meeting,
as outlined below. Further details will follow soon,
everybody interested in attending one or more of these meetings is welcome to contact any of the people named above.
If you wish to present relevant research results or ideas, or to discuss open challenges, at any of these meetings,
do let us know.
Meetings
Friday 2 March 2012, 10.30 - 15.00: Salford University: Repairable Systems
Detailed programme: Programme
Abstracts of the talks: Abstracts
Registered participants: Delegates
A map of the location: Map
If you wish to attend (no fees but limited room capacity), and for further details, please contact David Percy.
Tuesday 22 May: Brunel University: Lifetime Data Analysis
Detailed programme: Programme
Abstracts of the talks: Abstracts
Registered participants: Delegates
The meeting will take place in Room 128 of the John Crank building. A map of the location: Map
If you wish to attend (no fees but important with regard to refreshments), and for further details, please contact Keming Yu.
Tuesday 3 July 2012: Durham University: Uncertainty Quantification
The meeting will be held in room CM221, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Durham University,
probably from about 10.30 till about 16.00. Further details will soon be announced.
Draft programme: Programme
Friday 31 August 2012: Strathclyde University: Expert Judgements
Further details will soon be announced.
Frank Coolen
Last revision: 16/05/12