Content
You learn the basic principles of evaluating measurement uncertainty according to the current ISO Guides.
Main topics:
- Basic concepts of measurement
- Introduction to the topic measurement uncertainty
- Determination of measurement uncertainty using the GUM method
- In-depth information about the GUM method
- Computational evaluation of measurement uncertainty
- Practical examples
Target Groups
The seminar is useful as an entry or a refreser for people who are responsible for planning and carrying out measurements as well as processing and interpretating the results of measurements:
- Research institutions and development departments
- Production and quality managment
- Testing and calibration laboratories
- Expert assessment
In particular, the following people may benefit from the seminar:
- measurement engineers,
- quality managers who set and judge the measurement uncertainty according to the accepted standards and
- researchers who need to evaluate measurement uncertainties that occur in their experimental studies.
Admission Requirements
For information about the admission requirements, please contact head of seminar Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Markus Brandner.
Quick Facts
- Duration: 4 days
- Certificate: Confirmation of participation
- Language of instruction: German, English upon request
- Participation fees: 990 € (VAT free) or 790 € (VAT free) in the case of at least 3 participants from the same company; TU Graz staff members receive a 30% price reduction
The fees cover the costs of the course materials and drinks during the breaks. - Number of participants: at most 24
- Course location: TU Graz
- Course dates and times: Fridays 2 to 6 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The short life span of knowledge affects many areas of technology. This particularly applies to sectors with close proximity to products and customers. As a developer of measuring instruments, I often work on implementing the newest research findings in practical measuring instruments. The topic of measurement uncertainties is of particular importance to my work. As a lecturer in this programme, I have the opportunity to pass on my knowledge of measurement uncertainties to interested participants in a practice-oriented manner. At the same time, I benefit from the participants’ many different disciplines, which ensure lively, in-depth discussion and sharing of experiences in the seminar.
Programme Director
Markus BRANDNER
Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.
Phone: +43 316 873 30520
brandner@ieee.org
Contact
Vera POSCHAUKO
Mag.
TU Graz Life Long Learning
Phone: +43 316 873 4932
vera.poschauko@tugraz.at
