Laurent BOUILLAUT

Laurent BOUILLAUT is a Professor at Gustave Eiffel University, affiliated with the GRETTIA Laboratory in the City Environment Transport Information department. He holds a Doctor of Engineering degree from UTC and a HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches). His research focuses on decision support tools for reliability analysis and maintenance optimization of transport systems. He teaches modules in specialized master's programs such as the STFU Specialized Master's degree and the VET department's courses. His work integrates probabilistic graphical models, clustering algorithms, and statistical methods to address challenges in infrastructure maintenance and safety.

Key research areas include transport systems, maintenance engineering, and reliability analysis with applications to road, rail, and infrastructure systems. Recent work emphasizes dynamic maintenance strategies, Weibull analysis for censored data, and Bayesian network modeling for safety-critical systems. Articles span journals like International Journal of Energy and Power Engineering, Journal of Risk and Reliability, and Safety Science.

Laurent BOUILLAUT's contributions bridge theoretical reliability engineering with practical applications, particularly in railway automation, road marking durability, and PEM fuel cell degradation. His interdisciplinary approach combines civil engineering, statistics, and artificial intelligence to enhance infrastructure resilience and safety. Active in conferences like ESREL and WCRR, his research aligns with emerging trends in smart infrastructure and autonomous systems.