SUNDAY 22^nd Feb 2015

1700 -1930	Registration Opens – Hilton South Wharf
1800 -1930	Welcome Reception – Hilton South Wharf

MONDAY 23^rd Feb 2015

0805 - 1005	Congress Opening Plenary Session, MCEC Meeting Room 212 Congress Opening Address, Plenary Address and Keynote Addresses 1 & 2
1005 - 1030	Morning tea – Level 2 Foyer
	Meeting Room 218 Chair: Joanna Kappas, DSTO
1030 - 1120	HUMS KEYNOTE 1: The Black Box in support of aircraft safety, 1. Peter Warren^, 2. Neil Campbell (ATSB)^, 3. Neil Campbell (ATSB)^.
1120 - 1145	HUMS are NOT a Magic Bullet, Graham Forsyth
1145 - 1210	Moving Beyond Aircraft Health Monitoring Mythology: The Journey Toward Obtaining Tangible Life-Cycle Management ROI.* Stephen Hall, Celeris
1210 - 1310	LUNCH – Level 2 Foyer

	Session Theme: Helicopter applications	Session Theme: Life Cycle Cost Management/Land HUMS I
	Meeting Room 218 Chair: Dr Wenyi Wang, DSTO	Meeting Room 215 Chair: Professor Nick Lieven, University of Bristol
1310 - 1335	MH-60 Droop Stop Pounding Identification, Dr. Suresh Moon, Daniel Liebschutz.	The challenge of forecasting the cost of complex military, aerospace and weapons projects, Dale Shermon, QinetiQ
1335 - 1400	Energy Harvesting, Wireless Fiber Optic Sensor (WiFOS™) Structural Health Monitor System for Helicopter Rotors, Edgar Mendoza, Connie Kempen, Yan Esterkin, Sunjian Sun (Redondo Optics)	Generic mobile device deployment for Aerospace Ground Support Equipment HUMS implementation, Craig Watkins & Ed Custeau
1400 - 1425	Investigation of a helicopter harsh landing based on signals from installed sensors, Andrzej Leski, Marcin Kurdelski, Michal Stefaniuk (AD, AFIT, Warsaw)	Models and Tools for the Cost/Benefit Analysis of Condition Based Maintenance, Guy Edward Gallasch, DSTO

1425 - 1450	Panel Session 1: Myths of HUMS
1450 - 1520	Afternoon tea – Level 2 Foyer

	Session Theme: Diagnostics/Condition Monitoring	Session Theme: Prognostics/Land HUMS II
	Meeting Room 218 Chair: Dr David Blunt, DSTO	Meeting Room 215 Chair: Roger Vodicka, DSTO
1520 - 1545	Accelerated Testing of UH-60 Viscous Bearings for Degraded Grease Fault, Brian Dykas,* Adrian Hood, Timothy Krantz, Marko Klemmer (various)	An Introduction to Prognostic Fingerprint Technology© , J.D. Cockram, John Baker* Copernicus
1545 - 1610	Estimating Bearing Fault Size using Vibration Analysis, Wenyi Wang,* Nader Sawalhi, Andrew Becker	A method through data overload: HUMS System Information Exploitation, Ben Floodpage
1610 - 1635	Vibration Comparison Between Conventional and Hybrid Angular Contact Bearings*, Kelsen E. LaBerge	Landing Gear Health & Usage Management System (HUMS) Condition Based Maintenance (CBM), D. Wiser, C. Forrest ES3
1425 - 1450	A Standard for Filter Debris Analysis, Andrew Becker DSTO, Adrian Weller DTA NZ

1830 - 2300

Congress Dinner and Awards

Papers marked * are peer reviewed, ^ are extra not on USB, $ not currently available

TUESDAY 24^th Feb 2015

0830 - 1035	Congress Keynote Plenary - Meeting Room 212 Congress Keynote Addresses 3 & 4
1035 - 1100	Morning tea – Level 2 Foyer
	Meeting Room 218 Chair: Dr Peter Frith, DSTO
1100 - 1125	HUMS Keynote 2: Lessons Learnt from 30 Years of RAAF F/A-18 Hornet Usage Monitoring, Rob Findlay BAE Systems Australia (Slides only)^
1125 - 1150	An Innovative Low Maintenance Data Acquisition Solution for Load Factor Capture, Jason Niebuhr & James M. Greer, Jr. (USAF Acad) Diarmuid Corry & Elisabeth O’Brien (Curtiss-Wright) Colin Couper
1150 - 1215	HeloTrack™; Implementing the US Navy’s Newest Rotary Wing Dynamic Component Structural Life Tracking System for Their H-60 Fleet, Patrick Dwyer, Scott Bradfield, Rich Owen*, Amit Singh, Gino Molinaro, Kelli Gass, Daniel Liebschutz, Roberto Semidey & Darrell Hamilton
1215 - 1240	Case Studies: Use of Big Data for Condition Monitoring, Raj Bharadwaj, Dinkar Mylaraswamy, Andrew Vechart*, Marshall Smith, Peter Figliozzi, Prof. Gautum Biswas, Daniel Mack
1240 - 1330	LUNCH – Level 2 Foyer

	Session Theme: Helicopter applications	Session Theme: Life Cycle Cost Management/Land HUMS I
	Meeting Room 218 Chair: Dr Steve Galea, DSTO	Meeting Room 215 Chair: David Holmes, DSTO
1310 - 1335	A History of Tracking Fatigue of the RAAF F/A-18 Hornet, P D White, L Molent, S Jones, M Gordon	Collection, Storage, Processing and Movement of Aircraft Data using a Validated and Secured Means, Curtis Rihn, Lars Rosenblade, Mark Thompson
1335 - 1400	Validation of an Optical Fibre Based Plate-Wave Mode Conversion Technique for Damage Detection in Plates, C. Rosalie, N. Rajic, P. Norman, C. Davis	Optimising Land Vehicle Life Cycle Cost through Health and Usage Monitoring Systems, Michael Bray,
1400 - 1425	Determination of composite patch thickness on the accuracy of nondestructive testing of the repaired structure of PZL-130 ORLIK aircraft, Michal Salacinski, Andrzej Leski, Piotr Synaszko, Michal Stefaniuk, Krzysztof Dragan	Wireless Sensor Units for HUMS Data Acquisition, Jan Beran, Robert Kalmar, Andrew Vechart

1425 - 1450	Panel Session II: Future of HUMS Data Management – beyond on-aircraft data storage
1450 - 1520	Afternoon tea – Level 2 Foyer

	Session Theme: Corrosion Management	Session Theme: Prognostics/Land HUMS II
	Meeting Room 218 Chair: Neil Moorhouse, BAE Systems Australia	Meeting Room 215 Chair: Dr Kelsen LaBerge
1520 - 1545	A Method to Estimate the Cost of Corrosion for Australian Defence Force Aircraft, Mark Cassidy*, James Waldie, Suresh Palanisamy	Prototype Rotational Energy Harvester for Structural Health Monitoring, Owen R. Payne*, Scott D. Moss
1545 - 1610	Outcomes of the Corrosion Prognostic Health Management (CPHM) Capability & Technology Demonstrator (CTD), John Jacob, Rob Findlay, Simon Jacob & James Waldie, BAE Systems Aust.. Tony Trueman & Andrew Butler, DSTO ^	Development of Diagnostic Algorithms for HUMS, OeCheul John Kim, Korea Aerospace Industries; Byeong Keun Choi, Byung Hyun Ahn, Jeong Min Ha, Jong Myeong Lee, Yong Ho Jang, all Gyeongsang Nat. Uni. (Abstract Only)^
1610 - 1635	The Development of a Corrosion Prognostic Health Management System, James Waldie (Abstract only)^	Smart Pulse De-ice System for Composites with Integral ice Accretion and Structural Health Sensors, Joseph Gerardi, Gail Hickman, Chris Farmer, IDI. (Slides only)^

1645 - 1710	Closing HUMS2015 session
1710 - 1730	Congress Plenary Closing & Award Presentations
1800	Water Taxis depart South Wharf Landing for Pier 35
1900 - 2300	HUMS Dinner Pier 35

Papers marked * are peer reviewed, ^ are extra not on USB, $ not currently available

Wednesday 25^th / Thursday 26^th February 2015

0900 - 1205	Avalon Technology Presentations Conference Room 5
	Sessions Theme: HUMS
WED 1140 - 1200	On-Board processing for data Reduction in HUMS, Colin Couper, Curtiss-Wright $
THU 1120 - 1145	Novel applications of inductive wear debris sensors – magnetic chip quantification and sump debris quantification, Andy Becker, DSTO ^ (Slides Only)

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