Tutorials

Tutorials at SDEMPED 2027 are half-day or full-day instructional sessions led by recognised experts. They provide a structured learning environment distinct from the main technical sessions, offering attendees the opportunity to develop or deepen knowledge in a specific area of electrical machine diagnostics, power electronics condition monitoring, or drive system reliability.

Tutorials typically cover topics such as:

• Practical implementation of condition monitoring methods for industrial machines and drives.
• Signal processing techniques for fault detection: from classical methods to machine learning.
• Modelling and simulation tools for diagnostic algorithm development.
• Reliability engineering and lifetime estimation for power electronics.
• Sensors, instrumentation, and data acquisition for online monitoring.
• Case studies from industrial deployments and lessons learned.

This list is illustrative; tutorials on any topic relevant to the SDEMPED scope are welcome. Tutorials are open to all symposium registrants and provide an excellent way to complement the scientific programme with hands-on or conceptual instruction.

If you are interested in delivering a tutorial at SDEMPED 2027, please get in touch with the organising secretariat with a brief outline including:

• Proposed title and a short abstract of the tutorial content.
• Name, affiliation, and brief biography of the proposed presenter(s).
• Intended audience and assumed background knowledge.
• Proposed duration (half day or full day).
• Any technical equipment or software requirements.

All tutorial proposals will be reviewed by the programme committee. Decisions will be communicated directly to proposers.