Having access to good datasets is crucial to facilitate the validation of predictive maintenance algorithms. To support the work done by PrimaVera researchers, students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences and ROC Mondriaan have designed a test set-up that can generate failure data of bearings in rotating machines. Curious Read more…
To facilitate the dissemination process, the PrimaVera team decided to launch their effort and commitment to digital media platforms. From now on, we will regularly share our original research content and colloquium videos. We aim to create a dynamic interaction with those interested in the subject of predictive maintenance. You Read more…
The PHM data challenge 2021 is here, and the PrimaVera consortium has jumped on board! A team consisting of PhD/PostDoc researchers Núbia Alves da Silveira, Thom Badings, Luc Keizers, Lisandro Jimenez and Matthias Volk is working to address the challenges of fault detection, classification and root cause identification using data-driven, Read more…
An overview article on the concerted approach to predictive maintenance within the PrimaVera project has been accepted for publication in Applied Sciences. This high-level article should be inspiring for anybody who is interested in predictive maintenance, and many researchers involved in the PrimaVera project have contributed to the article. The Read more…
On November 23rd, 2020, Lisandro A. Jimenez-Roa successfully defended his PDEng project on data-driven damage detection for bridges through vibration structural health monitoring. This project sponsored by the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure (Rijkswaterstaat) was conducted at the University of Twente in the Construction Management and Engineering (CME) group. Currently, Lisandro Read more…
On November 26, the first annual general meeting of the PrimaVera project will be held. Everybody who is involved in the PrimaVera project is invited to join us for this full-day meeting, during which we will present recent achievements and allow for discussions between all involved academic and industrial partners. Read more…
On November 3-5, the 2020th Risk & Resilience Festival will take place. During this three-day online conference hosted by the University of Twente, academics, risk managers, and professionals will gather to learn from each other and look for the questions that need to be answered so organizations will be better Read more…
On the 10th of September, the Scientific Meeting of the PrimaVera project took place. During this half-day session, researchers involved in all the different work packages presented their recent accomplishments and results, leading to interesting and fruitful discussions. The next academic meeting will take place on November 26th.