We will have a new Data Challenge for HUMS2025 using a dataset generated from the Bell-206B1 Kiowa (OH-58) helicopter main rotor gearbox test program in our Helicopter Transmission Test Facility (HTTF) at DSTG Melbourne.
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Technology opportunities
This vibration dataset was generated with a seeded-fault experimental test undertaken in the Helicopter Transmission Test Facility (HTTF) at DSTG – Melbourne, Australia. The dataset was previously released as the HUMS2023 Data Challenge within the 13th DSTG International Conference on Health and Usage Monitoring, part of the Australian International Aerospace Congress (AIAC20 2023).
FracRisk is a program that calculates the probability of failure using the probabilities of crack detection and repair.
PHaRLAP is a Matlab toolbox for the study and modelling of the propagation of High Frequency (HF) radio waves in the Earth's ionosphere. It provides 2D and fully magneto-ionic 3D numerical ray tracing (NRT) engines, analytical ray tracing (ART) routines and the necessary supporting routines.
Source IP is an IP Australia initiative to facilitate innovation and commercialisation by providing a means for public sector patent holders to signal their licensing intent and promote their key areas of technology within a single platform.
The Vibration Energy Harvester scavenges power from a vehicle's structural vibrations and then converts them into electrical power for use by in-situ diagnostic sensors and devices.
Janus is a C++ interpreter that interfaces between aircraft flight vehicle mathematical models and aircraft datasets
MiTE is a thermoelastic stress analysis capability that provides a highly affordable, rugged, compact and portable means of imaging stress in dynamically loaded structures.
