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1st International Workshop on Digital Twins in Railway Engineering & Rail-Related Products
at Wichitwathi Conference Room, Faculty of Engineering, KMUTNB, THAILAND
We cordially invite...
We cordially invite...
experts in the field to join this 1st International Workshop to report and exchange knowledge on state-of-the-art research towards innovation and development of Digital Twins in Railway Engineering. We welcome specialists to participate from any connected field (directly or indirectly linked to Rail and/or Digital Twin) to enhance the discussion and dissemination of ideas presented.
experts in the field to join this 1st International Workshop to report and exchange knowledge on state-of-the-art research towards innovation and development of Digital Twins in Railway Engineering. We welcome specialists to participate from any connected field (directly or indirectly linked to Rail and/or Digital Twin) to enhance the discussion and dissemination of ideas presented.
The event is hybrid attendance.
The event is hybrid attendance.
Delegates are welcome to attend in person and/or online via Zoom.
Delegates are welcome to attend in person and/or online via Zoom.
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Talk 1 – Virtual Homologation of European Rolling Stock | Professor John Roberts (Kasetsart University)
Talk 2 - Digital Twin-Driven Methodology For Predicting Wheel Degradation and Optimising Wheel Maintenance | Professor Weihua Zhang (Southwest Jiaotong University) and Dr Yuanchen Zheng
Talk 3 – Integrating Crowdsourcing and Digital Twins for Service Innovation Platform Design | Professor Sheng-feng Qin (Northumbria University)
Talk 4 - Creating a Digital Twin For Rail Infrastructure | Dr Uwe Jasnoch
Talk 5 - Prometheus – An Autonomous Reconfigurable Drone for Building Digital Twins of Subterranean Mines | Dr Simon Watson (The University of Manchester)
Talk 6 - Digital twin-based Discrete Manufacturing System Solutions | Professor Guofu Ding (Southwest Jiaotong University)
Digital Twins for Railway
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Talk 7 - Smart Energy Networks: Living Labs, Digital Twin and AI Applications | Professor Zhong Fan (Keele University)
Talk 8 - Digital Twin for Product Design | Professor Ang Liu (University of New South Wales)
Talk 9 - A New Differentiable Architecture Search Method for Optimizing Convolutional Neural Networks in the Digital Twin of Intelligent Robotic Grasping | Professor Weifei Hu (Zhejiang University)
Talk 10 - Key Technologies of Shape-Performance Integrated Digital Twin for Major Equipment | Professor Xueguan Song (Dalian University of Technology)
Keynote - Spatial Digital Twins for Smart Cities | Professor Dr Sisi Zlatanova (University of New South Wales)
Digital Twins for Rail Products and Related Systems
Funding & Organisers
Funding & Organisers
The International Workshop is supported by the British Council on UK-China BRI Countries Education Partnership Initiative project (2020-2025) on Digital twin-driven lifecycle smart product design and manufacturing for railway industry. The event is organised by our project partners:
Newcastle University, UK: Professor Gui-Yun Tian, Professor Mark Robinson.
Newcastle University, UK: Thomas McDonald, MSc.
Huddersfield University, UK: Professor Simon Iwnicki.
Northumbria University, UK: Professor Sheng-feng Qin.
Southwest Jiaotong University, China: Professor Guofu Ding.
Southwest Jiaotong University, China: Professor Weihua Zhang.
Southwest Jiaotong University, China: Professor Huaiwen Tian.
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), China: Professor Bin Gao.
University of Zagreb, Croatia: Associate Professor Darko Vasić and Professor Vedran Bilas.
King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB), Thailand: Assistant Professor Dr Ruslee Sutthaweekul [Local Organiser].
Workshop Themes
Workshop Themes
Despite the exponential growth in data availability from embedded sensing technologies, A IoT systems and interconnected societies, we are still a long-way from realising the first practical, reliable and self-sustaining digital twins for industry or infrastructure management.
This workshop aims to explore the current and future direction, scope for innovation and further development opportunities surrounding digital twin and the international rail community. Target themes for explanation include, but are not limited to:
Digital Twin Definition & Implementation.
Review of The State-Of-The Art in DigitalTwin.
Challenges & Opportunities for Digital Twin.
Recent Progress of Digital Twin.
Digital Twin, Industry 4.0 & Applications to Lifecycle Management.
Simulation & Modelling.
Data Generation Methods (e.g. Completeness & Feeder Dataset Fusion).
Data Handling & Optimization Methods (e.g. Performance & Efficiency on Big-Data Networks). - Specialisation (e.g. Augmentation & Versatility in Unique Situations)
Automation (e.g. Self-Management of Multi-Directional Feedback)
Human-Digital Twin Interaction (e.g. Application to Extended Reality Systems).
For Any Queries, Please Contact
For Any Queries, Please Contact
(Thailand | THA) ruslee.s@eng.kmutnb.ac.th | (United Kingdom | UK) t.mcdonald@ncl.ac.uk
Speakers
Speakers
Professor
Professor
Sisi Zlatanova
Sisi Zlatanova
SHARP Professor at the University of New South Wales, Faculty of Arts, Design and Architecture and Head of the Geospatial Research, Innovation and Development (GRID) lab.
Professor
Professor
Xueguan Song
Xueguan Song
Professor in the School of Mechanical Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, China.
Professor
Professor
Ang
Ang
Liu
Liu
Professor of Engineering Design at the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, University of New South Wales, Australia.
Professor
Professor
Weihua Zhang
Weihua Zhang
Director of the Research Center of Super High-Speed Maglev Transport in Low-Pressure Tubes and the former Director of the State Key Laboratory of Traction Power (TPL) at SWJTU., China
Professor
Professor
Weifei
Weifei
Hu
Hu
A tenure-track ZJU100 Young Professor position at the School of Mechanical Engineering, Zhejiang University.
Professor
Professor
Sheng-feng Qin
Sheng-feng Qin
Chair in digital design and manufacturing in the school of Design, Northumbria University, UK.
Dr
Dr
Simon Watson
Simon Watson
Reader in Robotic Systems at The University of Manchester in the UK
Professor
Professor
Guofu
Guofu
Ding
Ding
Deputy Dean for Research and Development of School of Mechanical Engineering, and the Director of the Institute of Advanced Digital Design and Manufacturing and Digital Design and Manufacturing Research Centre of Southwest Jiaotong University, China.
Professor
Professor
John Roberts
John Roberts
Professor of Rail Vehicle Structures and Crashworthiness at Kasetsart University in Bangkok and Chairman KURail - Kasetsart University Rail Technology department, Thailand.
Dr
Dr
Uwe Jasnoch
Uwe Jasnoch
Director EMEA for Government and Transportation in the Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial Division.
Professor
Professor
Zhong
Zhong
Fan
Fan
Professor in Computer Science and Academic Director of the £15M SEND (Smart Energy Network Demonstrator) at Keele University, UK.
Venue
Venue
[In-Person]
[In-Person]
Wichitwathi Conference Room, Faculty of Engineering,
KING MONGKUT'S UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY NORTH BANGKOK
1518 Pracharat 1 Road,Wongsawang, Bangsue,
Bangkok 10800
[Online]
[Online]
Zoom Joining Information: International Workshop (All Sessions)
Meeting ID: 841 3526 6843
Passcode: 054606
Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84135266843?pwd=QkkwR0dQUzNwM0VBY2NsT1UvSHpXQT09
Faculty of Engineering has established in 1963, a few years after the founding of the university, Faculty of Engineering is one of the oldest faculties at King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB). The Faculty first offered programs in mechanical technology and electrical technology to prospective high-school graduates in 1964. Then, in 1969, the programs were expanded to include vocational-school graduates. The first two departments; mechanical technology and electrical technology, were later renamed Department of Mechanical Engineering and Department of Electrical Engineering, respectively.
Faculty of Engineering is committed to train engineers and develop technology for international community. We offer the highest quality programs for undergraduate and graduate levels. There are 9 engineering departments covering 19 bachelor’s, 13 master’s and 8 doctoral programs. For undergraduate programs, 6 English / International Engineering programs were taught within the faculty.
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