APCNDT WORKSHOPS
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Monday 11 May - JSNDI Workshop Program
8:30AM – 4:25PM (Lunch and Breaks Included)

Explore the future of infrastructure with cutting-edge NDT innovations and data-driven breakthroughs—featuring advanced ultrasonic techniques, AI-powered analysis, and next-generation materials like 3D-printed concrete. Join global experts as they push the boundaries of structural evaluation, monitoring, and design for safer, smarter construction. Full agenda listed below.

Cutting-Edge NDT 1 (Chair: Y. Mizutani, Institute of Science Tokyo)

  • Keynote: Advantages and Limitations of NDT in Specialty Civil/Structural Consulting, D. Kosnik
  • Estimation of Compressive Stress in Prestressed Concrete Using Ultrasonic Methods and the Influence of Creep Deformation, T. Watanabe, Tokushima University
  • Non-Destructive Assessment of Grout Filling Using the Ultrasonic Pulse-Echo Method, N. Ogura, Kyoto University / Core Institute of Technology Corporation

Cutting-Edge NDT 2 (Chair: T. Watanabe, Tokushima University)

  • Load-Dependent Ultrasonic Evaluation of Mechanical Property Distributions in Short-Fiber CFRP, T. Ke, Institute of Science Tokyo
  • Feasibility Study on Muon Tomography Applications for Infrastructure, R. Sakamoto, Kyoto University
  • Energy-Based AE Monitoring of Fiber Bundle Breakage in Composite Vessels, M. Samejima, Institute of Science Tokyo

Advanced Data-Driven Approaches in NDT 1 (Chair: H. Asaue, Kyoto University)

  • Keynote: Phased NDT Monitoring of Spatio-Temporal Dynamics in Infrastructures, T. Shiotani, Kyoto University
  • Computational Thermal Analysis of Concrete Dam using Physics-Guided Neural Networks, T. Suzuki, Niigata University
  • Bayesian Sensing for Nondestructive Testing: Theory and its Applications, T. Kuwatani, JAMSTEC 

Advanced Data-Driven Approaches in NDT 2 (Chair: T. Suzuki, Niigata University)

  • Study on Sparse Tomography of Elastic-Wave Attenuation in Concrete Structures, W. Sun, Kyoto University
  • Estimation of Damage Progression in RC Columns under The Quasi-static Cyclic Loading Test Using Acoustic Emission–Based Shannon Wavelet Entropy Analysis, H. Asaue, Kyoto University
  • Damage-Tolerant Design Concept for Composite High-Pressure Hydrogen Vessels Enabled by AE-Based Structural Health Monitoring, T. Sugiyama, Institute of Science Tokyo
  • Damage Assessment of Bridge Deck utilizing Active Elastic Wave Measurements, K. Watabe, Toshiba Corporation

3D Concrete Printing 1 (Chair: G. Tanapornraweekit, SIIT)

  • Overview of the JSCE “Technical Recommendation for Concrete Structures using 3D-Printed Permanent Formwork”, M. Kunieda, Gifu University
  • Non-destructive approach for detecting voids along a filament of 3DCP, M. Kunieda, Gifu University
  • Viscoelastic Properties of 3DP Concrete and Deformation During Printing Process, K. Hashimoto, Hokkaido University
  • Integrated analysis of AE and DIC; Anisotropic fracturing mechanism of 3D printed concrete, K. Nakase, Hokkaido University

3D Concrete Printing 2 (Chair: M. Kunieda, Gifu University)

  • Keynote: Advances in 3D Concrete Printing for Structural Engineering Applications, T. Ishida, Tokyo University
  • Construction 3D printing in China: development and applications, X. An, Tsinghua University
  • The Development and Applications of 3D Printing Construction in Thailand, G. Tanapornraweekit, Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT)

Closing Remarks (T. Shiotani, Kyoto University)