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MATHMET 2016

 

295. PTB-SEMINAR

MATHMET 2016 - International Workshop on Mathematics and Statistics for Metrology

Date

November, 7-9, 2016

Venue

PTB-Berlin, Abbestr. 2-12, 10587 Berlin, Germany

Organizers

Markus Bär (PTB/EURAMET, Germany), Clemens Elster (PTB, Germany), and Antonio Possolo (NIST/SIM, USA)

Scientific Committee

Markus Bär (PTB/EURAMET, Germany), Maurice Cox (NPL, UK), Kensei Ehara (NMIJ, Japan), Stephen Ellison (LGC, UK), Clemens Elster (PTB, Germany), Nicolas Fischer (LNE, France), Alistair Forbes (NPL, UK), Gregory Kyriazis (INMETRO, Brazil), Juris Meija (NRC, Canada), Tony O' Hagan (University of Sheffield, UK), Leslie Pendrill (SP, Sweden), Francesca Pennecchi (INRIM, Italy),  Antonio Possolo (NIST/SIM, USA)

Scope

The workshop provides a forum for applied mathematicians, statisticians, and metrologists to present and discuss contemporary methods and challenges in applications of mathematical models and statistical data analysis to measurement science. Specific areas of application that may have dedicated sessions include: measurement uncertainty and uncertainty quantification, reference materials and chemometrics, calibrations, interlaboratory studies (including key comparisons and proficiency tests), nanometrology and optics, dimensional metrology, measurements in medicine, forensics, medical and industrial imaging, atmospheric science and climatology, and molecular biology.

Invited Speakers

  • Olha Bodnar (PTB, Germany)
  • Nicolas Fischer (LNE, France)
  • Alistair Forbes (NPL, UK)
  • Tony O' Hagan (University of Sheffield, UK)
  • Sebastian Heidenreich (PTB, Germany)
  • Leslie Pendrill (SP, Sweden)
  • Adrian Sandu (VirginiaTech/NIST, USA)
  • Blaza Toman (NIST, USA)
  • Adriaan van der Veen (VSL, the Netherlands)

Program and book of abstracts

Download program Initiates file downloadhere.                                        Download book of abstracts Initiates file downloadhere.

Metrologia Focus Issue

A Metrologia Focus Issue covering a selection of the presentations given at MATHMET 2016 is in preparation.

The Focus Issue is scheduled for 2017.