Yann DIJOUX

Yann DIJOUX is an Associate Professor at the Université de Technologie de Troyes (UTT), specializing in reliability engineering and maintenance analysis. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Linear Algebra, Complex Analysis, and Optimization and Systems Safety. His research focuses on statistical models for time series, stochastic processes, and extreme value theory, with applications in multicomponent system reliability and maintenance scheduling optimization. He has supervised four PhD students and contributed to projects like the ANR AMMSI and ADEME Venteea initiatives.

Education: PhD from Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann under Olivier Gaudoin (2004-2008), postdoc at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow (Management Science).

Research Interests: Statistical models for maintenance, virtual age models, competing risks, and lifetime distributions. Recent work includes the tetration distribution and tail-heaviness indices for extreme value analysis.

Recent Articles: Focus on imperfect repair models, maintenance scheduling, and statistical inference techniques. Notable contributions include work on steady-state repair processes and Bayesian analysis of maintenance models.

Projects: ANR AMMSI (statistical models in maintenance) and ADEME Venteea (smart grid integration of wind energy).

Advising: Supervised four PhD students in reliability and maintenance engineering. Collaborations include EDF R&D and international partners like NTNU (Norway).