International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors (OFS)

International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors (OFS)

Location Brazil Brazil - Curitiba
Start Date Sep 28, 2015
End Date Oct 2, 2015

DESCRIPTION

The International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors (OFS) is acknowledged as the world’s leading conference on all topics related to photonic sensing technologies.

OFS provides a vibrant forum for reporting the latest advances in fibre-optic and photonic sensing technologies and related devices, as well as it has fostered the exchange of knowledge and ideas within the research and industrial communities. The conference series is held every eighteen months, in rotation between America, Europe and Asia/Oceania.

OFS24 will offer invited talks, tutorials and contributed paper presentations both in oral and poster sessions, workshops, and an exhibition of commercial products, as well as social and cultural events.
 

Scope and Topics

The conference scope covers all aspects related to sensing using light with special focus on fibre optic and guided-wave sensing devices, systems, theories and techniques for research and applications in industrial, life sciences, medical, oil & gas, civil engineering, materials and defence industries, among others.

Relevant topics include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Physical, Mechanical, and Electromagnetic Sensors
  • Chemical, Environmental, Biological and Medical Sensors and Bio photonics
  • Interferometric and Polarimetric Sensors including Gyroscopes
  • Micro- and Nano-structured Fibre Sensors including the Photonic Crystal Fibres and Gratings Sensors
  • Multiplexing and Sensor Networking
  • Distributed Sensing
  • Smart Structures and Sensors including the SHM systems
  • Sensor Application, Field Tests and Standardization
  • New fibres, Devices and Subsystems for Photonic Sensing including the ones for security and defence
  • New Concepts for Photonic Sensing

OFS-24 is one activity related to the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies – 2015, as declared by the United Nations General Assembly.