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Dr. Zhaojun Steven Li
Western New England University, Springfield, MA, USATitle of Talk: Energy consumption for designing reliable and secure engineering systems
Abstract:
Reliability redundancy strategies such as hot and warm standby reliability redundancy and fault tolerant design are well-known engineering design techniques. However, the implications of energy consumption and the sustainability aspect of achieving higher reliability and security has not been well investigated and understood. This talk will present a literature survey about the existing measurement and methods on energy consumption of reliability redundancy and fault tolerant design principles as well as the implications of adopting such design principle in major industry sectors and applications.
Biography:
Dr. Zhaojun Steven Li, Associate Professor with the Department of Industrial Engineering at Western New England University in Springfield, MA, USA. Dr. Li’s research interests include data analytics, applied statistics, operations research, and reliability engineering. He received his Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Washington. He is an ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer and Caterpillar Six Sigma Black Belt. He is serving on editorial boards for IEEE Transactions on Reliability and IEEE Access Reliability Society Section. He is a senior member of IISE and IEEE. He has served as board member of IISE Quality Control and Reliability Engineering (QCRE) Division and IEEE Reliability Society. Since 2022, Dr. Li has been serving as the President of IEEE Reliability Society.
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