Instructions for Presenting Authors
 
 

WEDNESDAY, 19th JUNE
 

08.30- 09.15	REGISTRATION
09.15- 09.30	Welcome
09.30-10.30	Session 1: ROTATING MACHINERY & TRACKING SYSTEMS    Chair: D.J. Ewins, Imperial College, London, UK E.P. Tomasini, University of Ancona, Italy  Vibration measurements in a rotating blisk test rig using an LDV, A.B. Stanbridge, I.A. Sever, D.J. Ewins, Imperial College, U. K. A comprehensive velocity sensitivity model for scanning and tracking laser Doppler vibrometry on axially flexible rotating structures, B.J. Halkon, S.J. Rothberg, Loughborough University, U.K. The order tracking of rotating machinery based on instantaneous frequency estimation, S. Qin, B. Tang, X. Wang, R. Wei, University of Chongqing, China
10.30-10.45	Coffee break
10.45-12.25	Session 2: METROLOGY & CALIBRATION I    Developed by: H. J. von Martens, PTB, Germany Chair:  H. J. von Martens, PTB, Germany Development of laser interferometer for sin approximation method, T. Usuda, E. Furuta, A. Ohta, H. Nakano, National Metrology Institute of Japan, Japan  A novel implementation of the sine-approximation method for primary vibration calibration by laser interferometry, C.S. Veldman, CSIR- National Metrology Laboratory, South Africa  High-precision laser vibrometers based on digital Doppler signal processing, M. Bauer, F. Ritter, G. Siegmund, Polytec GmbH, Germany  Primary vibration calibration by laser interferometry- requirements, problems and first experience with a new calibration system, U. Buehn, H. Nicklich, Spektra GmbH, Germany  Laser pistonphone as an alternative tool for microphone absolute calibration at low frequencies,E. Bilgic, E. Sadikoglu, B. Karaboce, Ulusal Metrology Institute, Turkey
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12.25- 13.45	Lunch
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13.45- 14.30	THE LAVINYA NETWORK: presentation of the Laser Vibrometry thematic network
14.30- 15.50	Session 3: ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS & MEMS I    Chair: J.F. Vignola, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, USA  Laser Doppler vibrometry for optical MEMS, E. Lawrence, K.E. Speller, D. Yu, Polytec PI, California, USA  Laser-based modal analysis of smart electronic structures, R. Schnitzer, N. Rümmler, B. Michel, Fraunhofer Institute of Reliability and Microintegration, Germany  Network-connected MEMS-measuring system for high-speed data transfer to CAD and simulation tools, C. Rembe, R. Kant, M.P. Young, R.S. Muller, Polytec GmbH, Germany  Numerical investigation of microstructures using principles of holographic interferometry, M. Ragulskis, V. Ostasevicius, A. Palevicius, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania
15.50- 16.05	Coffee break
16.05- 17.45	Session 4: FULL-FIELD TECHNIQUES, ESPI & HOLOGRAPHY I    Chair: S.G. Hanson, Risø National Laboratory, Denmark G. Pedrini, University of Stuttgart, Germany Holographic common-path interferometer for measuring tilt or vibrations utilising a spatial heterodyne principle, S.R. Kitchen, C. Dam-Hansen, Risø National Laboratory, Denmark  Full field laser vibrometry employing a novel CMOS-DSP camera, M.V. Aguanno, M.J. Connelly, M.P. Whelan, University of Limerick, Ireland  Temporal speckle pattern interferometry for vibration measurements, J. Kauffmann, H.J. Tiziani, University of Stuttgart, Germany  Vibration analysis by digital shearography, W. Steinchen, G. Kupfer, P. Mackel, University of Kassel, Germany International space station: state of the art and novel possibilities for onboard research by means of holography and speckle metrology, V. Petrov, FIBA, Germany
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20.00	Gala Dinner at Hotel Monte Conero
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THURSDAY, 20th JUNE
 
 

08.30-09.50	Session 5: BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS    Chair: W.F. Decraemer, University of Antwerp, RUCA, Belgium  Vibration measurement on artificial heart valve by laser Doppler vibrometry, P.Castellini, R. Huebner, M.Pinotti, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brasil  The integration of detailed 3-dimensional anatomical data for the quantitative description of 3-dimensional vibration of a biological structure. An illustration from the middle ear, W.F. Decraemer, S.M. Khanna, J.J.J. Dirckx, University of Antwerp, RUCA, Belgium  Vibrational analysis of tendons mechanical properties, G.M. Revel, A. Scalise, L. Scalise, University of Ancona, Italy  LDV measurements of the recoil momentum induced by ultra short laser pulses, G. Sessa, H-J. Foth, University of Kaiserslautern, Germany
09.50- 10.05	Coffee break
10.05- 11.15	Session 6: MANUFACTURERS PRESENTATIONS
11.15- 12.55	Session 7: VIBRO-ACOUSTICS I    Chair:  X. Carniel, CETIM, France  N. Okubo, Chuo University, Japan Characterisation of dissipative assembly by structural intensity using optical measurements, J.C. Pascal, X. Carniel, J. Li, University of Maine, France Visualisation and measurement of acoustic and fluidic phenomena using a laser-scanning vibrometer, L. Zipser, H. Franke, University of Applied Sciences Dresden, Germany  Energy flow analysis in vibrating systems by laser vibrometer measurements, A. Culla, A. Sestieri, University “La Sapienza”, Italy  Axe work II: vibro-acoustical study of solid body electric guitars, E. Esposito, C. Santolini, L. Scalise, University of Ancona, Italy  Generation of longitudinal surface acoustic waves by laser pulse, V. Minialga, S. Sajauskas, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania  *** Session 8: FIBER OPTIC SENSORS / VIBROMETER OPTICS    Chair: K.M. Abramski,Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland  H. Passia, Central Mining Institute, Poland Structural integrity analysis of vibrating composite structures based on optical fibre strain sensing and finite element model updating, G. Nosenzo, M.P. Whelan, T. Dalton, University of Limerick, Ireland  Reducing the mechanical hysteresis problems in optically-addressed diaphragm pressure sensors, S.A. Sharifian, D.R. Buttsworth, University of Southern Queensland, Australia  Vibration sensing with very thin optical taper fibers, S. Kobayashi, K. Ogura, S. Obara, Y. Fujii, Chitose Institute of Science and Technology, Japan  Laser fiber vibrometry gained by fiber amplifiers, P.R. Kaczmarek, D. Kwiecien, A. Budnicki, E.M. Beres-Pawlik, K.M. Abramski, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland  Demonstration of a dual-cavity extrinsic fibre Fabry-Pérot interferometer for vibration-displacement measurements, V. Métivier, E. Morteau, E. Ouisse, H.C. Seat, Ecole des Mines de Nantes, France
12.55- 14.15	Lunch
14.15- 15.35	Session 9: METROLOGY & CALIBRATION II    Chair: H. Selbach, Polytec GmbH, Germany Investigations to assess the best accuracy attainable in accelerometer calibrations, H.J. von Martens, A. Link, H.J. Schlaak, A. Taubner, W. Wabinski, C. Weissenborn, PTB, Germany  Low Frequency Laser Calibration of Vibration Transducers Using Off-the-shelf Laser Vibrometers and Counters, T.R. Licht, S.E. Salbol, Bruel & Kjaer A/S, Denmark Definition of FBG sensor photoelastic coefficient by Laser Doppler vibrometry, B. Marchetti, R. Montanini, C. Rondini, P. Maggiorana, G.L. Rossi, University of Ancona, Italy  Realization and dissemination of linear acceleration unit at UME, A. Sadikoglu, E. Bilgic, B. Karaboce, Ulusal Metrology Institute, Turkey
15.35- 15.50	Coffee break
15.50- 17.50	Session 10: FULL-FIELD TECHNIQUES, ESPI & HOLOGRAPHY II    Chair:  H. Steinbichler, Steinbichler Optotechnik GmbH, Germany Vibration measurements of hidden object surfaces by using holographic endoscopes, G. Pedrini, I. Alexeenko, M. Gusev, H.J. Tiziani, University of Stuttgart, Germany The impulse response function for common-path interferometers, S.G. Hanson, S.R. Kitchen, R.S. Hansen, Risø National Laboratory, Denmark Colour-coded holographic interferometry, V. Petrov, FIBA, Germany Vibration analysis of layered structured by opto-electronics methods, G. Schirripa Spagnolo, M. Papalardo, A. Iula, R. Carotenuto, R. Majo, D. Ambrosini, D. Paoletti, University Roma Tre, Italy  Holographic interferometers based on photorefractive crystals for vibration measurements, M. Georges, C. Thizy, S. Ryhon, G. Pauliat, P. Lemaire, G. Roosen, Centre Spatial de Liege, Belgium Holography with semiconductor laser sources applied to art conservation, V. Petrov, FIBA, Germany
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19.00 20.00	Concert at 'Santa Maria' in Portonovo Gala Dinner at Hotel Fortino Napoleonico
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FRIDAY, 21st JUNE
 
 

09.00-10.00	Session 11: SELF-MIXING TECHNIQUES IN LASER VIBROMETRY    Chair: G.C. Righini, IROE, CNR, Italy Self-mixing laser diode vibrometer with wide dynamic range, G. Giuliani, S. Donati, L. Monti, University of Pavia, Italy  Double laser diode speed sensor for contactless measures of moving targets, X. Raoul, T. Bosch, N. Servagent, Ecole des Mines de Nantes, France  Self-mixing feedback laser Doppler vibrometry, L. Scalise, University of Ancona, Italy  *** Session 12: LASER VIBROMETER SIGNAL PROCESSING    Chair: N. Paone, University of Ancona, Italy I. Popov, George Kelk Corporation, Canada  Accuracy of zero crossing counting in laser Doppler velocimetry, I. Popov, George Kelk Corporation, Canada  Misalignment measurement error compensation in a passive phase-demodulated laser interferometer, H.P. Ho, Y. Chan, K.C. Lo, S.Y. Wu, City University of Hong Kong, China  The research of time-frequency analyzing theory and system, B. Tang, S. Qin, C. Zhang, X. Zhou, Y. Ji, University of Chongqing, China
10.00- 10.15	Coffee break
10.15- 12.00	Session 13: VIBRO-ACOUSTICS II    Chair: D. Storer, CRF, Italy E. Wagner, Fraunhofer IPM, Germany Laser Doppler vibrometry and near-field acoustic holography: different approaches for surface velocity distribution measurements, M. Martarelli, G.M. Revel, University of Ancona, Italy  Vibrational assessment of professional loudspeaker systems’ plastic cabinet, E. Esposito, University of Ancona, Italy  Predicting noise radiation using LDV measurements, X. Carniel, L. Bollade, CETIM, France  Experimental determination of air influence on a loudspeaker cone vibrations by Scanning Laser Doppler Vibrometry, E. Esposito, M. Navarri, S. Papalini, M. Pontillo, E. P. Tomasini, R. Toppi, University of Ancona, Italy  Technical solutions and experience in laser anemometry for underground mining, other industrial and biomedical applications, H. Passia, A. Szade, Z. Motyka, W. Bochenek, Central Mining Institute, Poland  *** Session 14: ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS & MEMS II    Chair: A.B- Stanbridge, Imperial College, U. K. Loss mechanisms in MEMS-oscillators, J.F. Vignola, H. Simpson, D.M. Photiadis, M. Marcus, J. Jarzynski, L. Sekaric, X. Liu, B.H. Houston, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, USA  Unique MEMS characterization solutions enabled by laser Doppler vibrometer measurements, K.E. Speller, H. Goldberg, J. Gannon, E. Lawrence, Applied MEMS Inc., USA  Scanning laser Doppler vibrometer for dynamic measurements on small-and micro- systems, P. Castellini, B. Marchetti, E.P. Tomasini, University of Ancona, Italy  Dynamic microwaviness of super smooth disk media used in magnetic hard disk drives, K.M. Lee, A.A. Polycarpou, University of Illinois, USA  Shock process dynamics analysis in macro and micro scale contact systems, A. Palevicius, V. Ostasevicius, M. Ragulskis, R. Palevicius, L. Ragulskis, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania
12.00- 13.20	Lunch
13.20- 15.00	Session 15: LASER VIBROMETRY IN DIAGNOSTICS and TESTING    Chair: C. Roveda, Polytechnic of Milan, Italy P. Salieri, European Commission, Belgium Vibro-acoustic quality control using laser vibrometers and optimized data processing techniques, G. Wirth, H. Selbach, Polytec GmbH, Germany  Comparative study between laser vibrometer and accelerometer measurements for mechanical fault detection of electric motors, R.M. Rodriguez, C. Cristalli, N. Paone, University of Ancona, Italy Non-destructive testing technique combining ultrasonic Lamb waves and double-pulse TV holography, D. Cernadas, C. Trillo, A.F. Doval, J.C. Lopez, B.V. Dorrio, J.L. Fernandez, M. Perez-Amor, University of Vigo, Spain  Feasibility of using laser-based vibration measurements to detect roof fall hazards in underground mines, P. Swanson, National Inst. for Occupational Safety and Health, USA  A measuring method for laser-based profilometry and its applications in non-destructive testing and quality control, R. Stojanovic, S. Koubias, S. Stojanovic, University of Patras, Greece
15.00- 16.00	Session 16: AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS   Chair: K. Bendel, Robert BOSCH GmbH, Germany L. Merlini, Same Deutz- FAHR Group SPA Valve motion measurements on motorbike heads using high speed laser vibrometer, A. Carlini, A. Rivola, G. Dalpiaz, A. Maggiore, University of Ferrara, Italy Temperature shift on resonance frequency for spark plug ground electrode, R. Dardano, Prototipo Spa, Italy Strain measurements in timing belts by Particle Image Velocimetry, F. Cannella, E.P. Tomasini, University of Ancona, Italy
16.00- 16.15	CONCLUDING REMARKS