eNDE 2004

The 10^th International Workshop on Electromagnetic Nondestructive Evaluation

ENDE2004 Sponsors:

MSU College of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Conference Secretariat:

The deadline for submission of shortpapers is extended till February 23, 2004.

June 1^th & 2^nd, 2004

The 10th International Workshop on Electromagnetic Nondestructive Evaluation (ENDE) will take place on June 1 and 2, 2004 at the Kellogg Conference Center in East Lansing, Michigan, United States.

Organized by The Nondestructive Evaluation Laboratory, The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Michigan State University College of Engineering.

Previous ENDE Workshops were held in:

2003 Paris, France (www)
2002 Saarbrücken, Germany
2001 Kobe, Japan (www)
2000 Budapest, Hungary (www)
1999 Des Moines, Iowa, USA
1998 Chatou, France (www)
1997 Reggio Calabria, Italy (www)
1996 Tokyo, Japan
1995 London, UK

Objective

The ENDE Workshop provides a forum for exchanging ideas and discussing developments in the growing field of electromagnetic nondestructive evaluation methods.

Speakers from, the nuclear, aerospace, automotive and natural gas transmission industries have been invited to discuss challenges confronting them and ways in NDE can play a role in addressing these issues.

Subjects

All papers relating to electromagnetic nondestructive testing methods are welcome. Topics of interest include numerical simulation of physical phenomena associated with electromagnetic NDE methods, eddy current sensors, signal and image processing techniques employed for enhancing probability of detection, and inverse solutions to NDE problems. A related and equally important objective is to provide an opportunity for submitting of benchmark problems and solutions.

The Workshop emphasizes both basic science and early engineering developments in the field. The Workshop also strongly encourages practical application of emerging technologies to problems of direct relevance to industries. Consequently, both theoretical as well as applied research topics are of interest.


		The 10^th International Workshop on Electromagnetic Nondestructive Evaluation

Home Registration List of Attendees Ordering of Proceedings Conference Pictures Travel And Accommodations Preliminary Program Call For Papers Conference Site Standing Committee Organizing Committee Presentation Guidelines Instructions For Authors Paper Submission Related Links and Events Acknowledgement ENDE2004 Sponsors: Electrical & Computer Engineering Conference Secretariat:	The deadline for submission of shortpapers is extended till February 23, 2004. June 1^th & 2^nd, 2004 The 10th International Workshop on Electromagnetic Nondestructive Evaluation (ENDE) will take place on June 1 and 2, 2004 at the Kellogg Conference Center in East Lansing, Michigan, United States. Organized by The Nondestructive Evaluation Laboratory, The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Michigan State University College of Engineering. Previous ENDE Workshops were held in: 2003 Paris, France (www) 2002 Saarbrücken, Germany 2001 Kobe, Japan (www) 2000 Budapest, Hungary (www) 1999 Des Moines, Iowa, USA 1998 Chatou, France (www) 1997 Reggio Calabria, Italy (www) 1996 Tokyo, Japan 1995 London, UK Objective The ENDE Workshop provides a forum for exchanging ideas and discussing developments in the growing field of electromagnetic nondestructive evaluation methods. Speakers from, the nuclear, aerospace, automotive and natural gas transmission industries have been invited to discuss challenges confronting them and ways in NDE can play a role in addressing these issues. Subjects All papers relating to electromagnetic nondestructive testing methods are welcome. Topics of interest include numerical simulation of physical phenomena associated with electromagnetic NDE methods, eddy current sensors, signal and image processing techniques employed for enhancing probability of detection, and inverse solutions to NDE problems. A related and equally important objective is to provide an opportunity for submitting of benchmark problems and solutions. The Workshop emphasizes both basic science and early engineering developments in the field. The Workshop also strongly encourages practical application of emerging technologies to problems of direct relevance to industries. Consequently, both theoretical as well as applied research topics are of interest.