2nd International Conference for CBM in Aerospace

The second edition of the International Conference for Condition-Based Maintenance in Aerospace (ICCBMA) will take place in Paris, hosted by Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology, on 11-13 September 2024. The ICCBM conference is entirely dedicated to the topic of Condition-based Maintenance (CBM) in the aerospace domain.
Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) is a cutting-edge integrated technology that has been the subject of intense research and vigorous development, becoming a hotly debated interdisciplinary field in both academia and industry. However, the current forums only focus on parts of the CBM chain and are not specifically aimed at the aerospace sector or are commercially oriented. There is, therefore, a need for a specific conference to bring together practitioners and scientists to discuss research and promote the development of the whole CBM chain for the aerospace industry. Usually, structural health monitoring (SHM) is discussed on one side, prognostics and systems health management (PHM) on the other, and fleet availability management (FAM) issues again separately. Through ICCBMA, we aim to help bridge the gap between what is done in the laboratory and the industrial deployment of the 3 pillars of CBM (i.e., SHM, PHM, and FAM). We look forward to fruitful dialogues and interactions among academic and industrial stakeholders about methodologies, strategies, business cases, and the technological and regulatory frameworks essential for advancing the implementation of CBM within the aeronautics domain.
ICCBMA, therefore, intends to create an international platform for academics, researchers, managers, industrial participants and students to share their research results in reliability engineering, sensing technology, predictive algorithms, data science and computing, artificial intelligence for CBM, optimization solutions, digital twin models, and security and certification related to any CBM subfield, either SHM, PHM or FAM.
Bringing together leading academic and industrial experts and promising young researchers, the conference aims to offer a working atmosphere conducive to scientific and technical discussions through relatively small group sessions.
The conference will also feature social events, technical demonstrations and presentations on key issues and applications. All these activities will likely lead to the development and emergence of new networks of shared opportunities around CBM for aerospace!