Understanding & Evaluating Measurement Uncertainty
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In Teddington
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Course
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Location
Teddington
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Duration
1 Day
Suitable for: The course is intended for practitioners who have problems in uncertainty evaluation that are not immediately or conveniently handled by the GUM. It is also intended for those who wish to learn about the recent work to produce supplements to the GUM.
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About this course
The course is complementary to the UKAS and NWML courses. Attendees would benefit from having previously attended one of those courses or having had experience in the application of the GUM or UKAS M3003 or a comparable document.
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Introduction
The course gives an introduction to the philosophy behind the forthcoming supplement to the "Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement" (GUM) concerned with using a Monte Carlo method for uncertainty evaluation, and covers material contained within that supplement.
Documentation
Attendees will receive hard copies of:
- the latest edition of a best practice guide on uncertainty evaluation.
- the latest edition of a report on software specifications for uncertainty evaluation.
- and the course presentations
Lecturing Team
The course will be given by Professor Maurice Cox and Dr Peter Harris of NPL's Mathematics and Scientific Computing Group. Both lead projects within the SSfM programme concerned with the application of good practice in mathematics, statistics and software to measurement science. They have considerable experience of working with NPL's scientists and others on problems concerned with modelling and uncertainty evaluation in a variety of measurement applications. Maurice Cox is a member of BSI, CEN, EA, ISO and JCGM committees concerned with Measurement Uncertainty and related statistical topics. NPL makes a major contribution to the JCGM's development of GUM Supplements through the work of Maurice Cox and Peter Harris.
Understanding & Evaluating Measurement Uncertainty