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CRIAQ Workshop - Greenhouse Gas Projects
August 18, 2011
To see the presentations:
Presentation of CRIAQ / by Clément Fortin
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Presentation of GARDN / by
Sylvain Cofsky
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Presentation of Guest Speakers from United Kingdom:
Emile Greenhalgh, Imperial College
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Alma Hodzic, University of Sheffield
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Alistair McIlhagger , University of Ulster (to
come)
Chris Wilson, University of Sheffield
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Andres Schafer, University of Cambridge
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Methodology and GHG Application / by Karen Packwood
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Project Launch Process / by Cédric Prince
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Projects and
participants (further to thematic workshops) [+..]
(updated August 25)
For this
purpose, any comment, participation changes, clarification or other information
to be brought to this project sheet shall be forwarded by email
to
projets@criaq.aero
.
Instructions - Next steps (updated
August 22)
The industrial (or academic for now) project manager
will
be responsible of the team communications aspect, until a University
PROJECT LEADER is identified.
STEPS TO FOLLOW (in reference to the
Project Launch Process, presented
at the Workshop).
A. Immediately: The project manager is invited to organize a meeting with
the partners to discuss the project (objectives, description, budget, etc.)
B. After the first meeting: The industrial project manager is invited to
discuss its project's needs and objectives with the other project industry
partners. (Reference: Step 2a)
C. After the first meeting: The researchers interested to lead the
project send to the Industrial project manager a short summary of their
expertise relevant to the project (template:
Expertise) (Reference:
Step 2b).
D. For the Research Committee of October 5th (preferably) or
December 2011: The Principal investigator submits an Executive Summary.
(template:
Executive Summary).
(Reference: Step 3)
E. October 5th or December 2011:
Meeting of the CRIAQ Research Committee:
the Research Committee will study the projects received for evaluation.
(Reference: Step 4)
F. As of
today: Please make sure that the project number always appears in your email
correspondences (in the Subject
line: ex. AVIO-503) to your team and that CRIAQ is in cc. Also make
sure to indicate your project number in your documents titles, when sending at
CRIAQ.
** For the less than two partners industrial projects, consult your
colleagues/contacts. The CRIAQ could also present your project to the Research
Committee of October 5th, 2011.
Form - Executive Summary
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Form - Expertise
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Regular CRIAQ Projects - 5th Round
last update: August 15, 2011
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Theme |
no. |
Project |
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ACOU |
ACOU-502 |
Development of technologies for fabrication and optimization of nacelle
acoustic treatments |
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AVIO |
AVIO-503_Plan C |
Time-Triggered Architectures and Mixed Criticality Systems Integration |
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AVIO-505 |
Software radios for highly integrated system architecture |
|
AVIO-506 |
ICD Management |
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AVIO-508 |
Diagnostics for Real Time Distributed Multicore Architectures |
|
AVIO-509 |
Architecture Exploration for Highly-Integrated and Low-Cost Avionics
(Part II of CRIAQ 5.6_plan C) |
|
AVIO-511 |
Multi-sensor data fusion and image processing |
|
AVIO-512 |
Modeling of the propagation of IR energy in obscure atmospheric
conditions |
|
COMP |
COMP-501 |
3D Textile Carbon Fibre Preforms |
|
COMP-502 |
Conductive surface films or coatings for composite structures |
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COMP-506 |
Design and Analysis of Hybrid (Bonded and Bolted) Joints for Aerospace
Structures |
|
COMP-507 |
Evaluation and analysis of in-service aircraft composite components
repair technologies |
|
COMP-508 |
Accelerating the use of process simulation tools in the workflow for
robust manufacturing of composite structures |
|
COMP-510 |
Development of Nanochemicals Filled Epoxy Systems for Aerospace
Applications |
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DPHM |
DPHM-501 |
Characterization of guided waves propagation in aircraft structures |
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DPHM-505 |
Surface Mounted Transducers for Structural Health Monitoring of Bonded
Structure Joints (part II) |
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ENV |
ENV-501 |
Develop specific environmental indicators for the aerospace industry |
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ENV-502 |
Engine protection and coating durability in inclement weather
environments |
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INTD |
INTD-501 |
Shrinkage of polymer coatings in wood veneers in aircraft structure:
Understanding the causes of the problem and possible solution |
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INTD-502 |
Epoxy reticulation and surface defects of decorative panels for aircraft
interior design (EPOX) |
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LEAN |
LEAN-504 |
LEAN in product development and systems |
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MANU |
MANU-501 |
Inspection and tolerancing of flexible parts |
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MANU-502 |
Induction (and eventually Laser) Hardening of Gears for Aerospace
Applications - PHASE 2 |
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MANU-504 |
Machining Monitoring |
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MANU-507 |
Modeling of welded thin-walled structures |
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MANU-508 |
Fatigue life improvement and forming in the aerospace industry with the
shot peening process. |
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MANU-509 |
Automated Deburring & Part Finishing (part II) |
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MANU-510 |
Machined surface characteristics and their impact on the mechanical
performance of aircraft structural parts |
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MDO |
MDO-501 |
Adv Fuselage analysis Methodology |
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MDO-506 |
Modeling and Simulation of new Generation and Distribution System
Architectures for more electrical Aircrafts (MEA) and Engines (MEE) |
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