The Faringdon Research Centre for Non-Destructive Testing and Remote Sensing

Director of the Faringdon Research Centre for Non-Destructive Testing and Remote Sensing

• Professor Fabio Tosti

Members

• Dr Lilong Zou

• Dr Muhammad Naveed

• Professor Konstantin Nikolic

• Dr Livia Lantini

• Dr Tesfaye Tessema

• Dr Stephen Uzor

Associate members

• Dr Apostolos Georgakis
• Dr Ibrahim Shaaban

Contributory members

• Dr Anastasia Sofroniou

• Roma Tre Università Degli Studi
• National Research Council of Italy, Institute for Electromagnetic Sensing of the Environmental (GPR Division)
• National Research Council of Italy, Institute for Electromagnetic Sensing of the Environmental (SAR Division)
• Laboratory of Pavement Engineering, National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)
• The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
• Umbria Aerospace Systems
• The Rochester Bridge Trust
• The Tree Council
• Ealing Council
• Whiteland Woods
• Kew Gardens
• IDS Georadar (Part of Hexagon)
• Utsi Electronics

• The Lord Faringdon Charitable Trust
• The Schroder Foundation
• Prospect Inv
• The Tanlaw Foundation
• The Swire Charitable Trust
• The Ernest Cook Trust
• P F Charitable Trust
• The Cazenove Charitable Trust
• The Wyford Charitable Trust
• The Samuel Storey Charitable Trust
• Sir Henry Keswick
• Ian Bond

And several other donors who wish to remain anonymous.

Aims

NDT (ISSN 2813-477X) is an international, open access journal on non-destructive testing science, technology and their applications. NDT publishes regular research papers (articles), reviews, technical notes and short communications.

The journal’s focus covers three major areas:

1. The collection, processing, modeling, fusion and interpretation of data to enhance research for standalone non-destructive methods and their applications
2. The development of a multisource, multiscale and multitemporal diagnostics and monitoring resource
3. The design and implementation of state-of-the-art technological solutions exploiting new paradigms throughout the use of different physical and working principles of sensing

The journal aims to be a leader in research in the NDT area of science through the dissemination of more inclusive and interdisciplinary theoretical, numerical and practical scientific contributions. The goal is to enhance the capabilities of conventional and emerging technology in new investigation settings and complex scenarios.

Scope

Areas of interest include - but are not limited to - archaeology and forensic engineering, geophysics, mechanical engineering, petroleum engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, civil and environmental engineering, systems engineering, aeronautical engineering, data science and artificial intelligence, medicine and biological sciences and art.

The main journal scopes are as follows:

• Advances in NDT methods, theories and new developments (standalone or combined use of conventional and state-of-the-art NDTs)

• Sensing, processing, integration and fusion of multisource, multiscale and multitemporal data and information from NDT technologies

• Innovation and research for the development of new, fully deployed and prototype standalone or multisensing hardware and software technology

• ICT for NDT data management and visualization

• Contributions of NDTs for the development of new standards, policies and best practices

Latest published articles

Visit the MDPI website to see the latest published NDT articles.