MMR 2015 - Tokyo (The Ninth International Conference on Mathematical Methods in Reliability)

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==== Call for Contributions (Extended Abstracts) ==== 

It is our great pleasure to invite you to attend and contribute to the 9th International Conference on Mathematical Methods in Reliability (MMR2015) which will take place in Tokyo, Japan, on June 1-4, 2015, hosted by the Reliability Engineering Association of Japan.

The MMR conferences serve as a forum for discussing fundamental issues on mathematical methods in reliability theory and its applications. It is a forum that brings together reliability engineers in various fields, quality and safety experts, statisticians and data scientists, from within a central focus on reliability. As a major international forum on reliability, it attracts increasing number of researchers from all continents of the world.

=== Topics of MMR2015 ===

The topics of the Conference include (but are not limited to):

I. Probabilistic methods

  * Combinatorial & Graph methods (fault trees, binary decision diagrams, Petri-nets, etc.)
  * Stochastic processes    
  * Markov & semi-Markov analysis 
  * Stochastic Petri Nets
  * k-out-of-n systems 
  * Consecutive k-out-of-n systems
  * Bound and Approximations
  * Phase type distributions
  * Failure Delay Systems
  * Risk & Safety assessment
  * Monte Carlo simulation
  * Computer-aided model generation 

II. Statistical models

  * Parametric, non-parametric and semi-parametric estimations
  * Lifetime data analysis
  * Reliability Big Data
  * On-Line Monitoring
  * PHM (prognostic health management)
  * Tests and accelerated tests
  * Return of experience
  * Bayesian Reliability estimation
  * Statistical modeling analysis of repairable systems

III. Applications 

  * Computational methods, computer-aided model generation, case studies and application software in technical systems: power engineering (power systems, thermal and nuclear power plants), electrotechnics (power apparatus), electronics and mechanics.

=== Submission ===

We ask all delegates to submit his/her extended abstract in PDF format and also to [[https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=mmr2015|EasyChair for MMR2015]].  The templates for both LaTeX2e and Microsoft Word are prepared.  Please follow the [[instruction_for_authors|Instruction for authors]] and submit your extended abstract to [[https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=mmr2015|EasyChair for MMR2015]].

=== Key dates for contributed papers ===

^ Date ^ Event ^ Corresp. ^
|31 December 2014|Extended abstract submission due|[[https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=mmr2015|EasyChair for MMR2015]] <html><span style="color:#ff0000"> (Contributed paper submission has been closed.  Even though you can through your file to EasyChair, we won't be able to trigger the review process for your application.)</span></html>|
|2 February 2015|Confirmation and acceptance of extended abstracts|via email from the program committee|
|28 February 2015|Extended abstract camera ready due|[[https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=mmr2015|EasyChair for MMR2015]]|
|1 April 2015|Program announcement|TBA|

=== Time for each speaker ===

Invited sessions are 90 minutes - 3 talks in a particular session.  

  * Plenary speakers: 45 minutes with 5 minutes discussion time (50 minute session)
  * Invited speakers: 25 minutes with 5 minutes discussion time (30 minute talk)
  * Contributed speakers: 15 minutes with 5 minutes discussion time (20 minute talk)

Time for each session.

  * Invited sessions are 90 minutes. 
  * Contributed sessions are 60-120 minutes.

=== Please Feel Free to Contact Us ===

If you have any questions, please send an email to [[mailto:concierge@mmr2015.org]] or a facsimile to fax:+81-42-443-5273.  Further contact information can be found at [[contact_us|this page]].
MMR 2015 - Tokyo (The Ninth International Conference on Mathematical Methods in Reliability)

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