Theory of measurement in teaching metrology in engineering faculties

Fiok, A.J.; Jaworski, Jerzy; Morawski, Roman Z.; Oledzki, J.S.; Urban, Alex

doi:10.1016/0263-2241(88)90004-8

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“…To achieve it, the tasks of modern metrology have been extended in comparison to the classical one. Contemporary measurements are aimed at determining not only the value of a quantity but [2,3] also: -variation of a physical quantity with time, e.g. its temporal distribution or "waveform", -distribution of a quantity in space, e.g.…”

Section: Contemporary Tasks Of Metrologymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(i) complex concurrent measurements of several interrelated quantities which through the relations between these quantities characterize the state and properties of the investigated object; this aspect of contemporary measurements is sometimes called "complexity of measurement", (ii) measurements in which obtaining of information about the investigated object requires exciting it with an appropriate stimulus and sensing a response signal [2,3,6]; such measurements, common in investigation of many electrical, mechanical, optical and physico-chemical properties of great variety of measured objects can be called "active" measurements, (iii) measurements which include operations typical for diagnostics, quality control, image recognition, model identification, a.s.o.…”

Section: Contemporary Tasks Of Metrologymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Structure of the system of basic concepts in a particular science should correspond with the structure of this science. We have assumed that [2,5] metrology or using other words -science of measurement and instrumentation -can be divided into four parts: theory, technique, instrumentation and legislation.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Impact of modern instrumentation on the system of basic concepts in metrology

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<p>This is a reissue of a paper which appeared in ACTA IMEKO, Proceedings of the 11th Triennial World Congress of the International Measurement Confederation (IMEKO), "Instrumentation for the 21st century", 16.-21.10.1988, Houston, pp. 125-134.</p><p>The paper is devoted to the new system of basic concepts in metrology which better fits to the development of contemporary instrumentation and measurement science. The existing concepts are confronted with the current needs; their modifications or new concepts are proposed. In particular the concepts of quantity and measurement method have been broadened and generalised. The proposed system is based on understanding of measurement as an experiment of parameter identification of the model of the measured object. One of the most important new concepts introduced here is the concept of measuring metasystem which comprises not only instrumentation but also the measured object, a "measurement interface" between the object and instrumentation and the operator.</p>

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Section: Contemporary Tasks Of Metrologymentioning

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“…As documented in [6], measurements aim at determining not only i) the value of a quantity but also at determining, ii) the distributions of quantities in time, in space, and in time and space, iii) the mathematical representations of quantities or their distributions, iv) the relations between quantities, their distributions or representations, and v) the parameters of such relations. The results of measurements of types (i) and (v) are expressed in terms of numbers.…”

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Measurement-Based Experimental Research Methodology

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Measurement Methodology and Tools

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Abstract. Aiming at creating a dynamic between elaboration, realization, and validation by means of iterative cycles of experimentation, Future Internet Research and Experimentation (FIRE) projects have been rapidly confronted to the lack of systematic experimental research methodology. Moreover, the "validation by experimentation" objective involves a broad spectrum of experimentation tools ranging from simulation to field trial prototypes together with their associated measurement tools. As experimental measurement results and corresponding tools play a fundamental role in experimental research, devising a systematic experimentation and measurement methodology becomes thus crucial for experimental research projects to achieve this objective for their various realizations, including protocols, systems and components. In turn, and in order to meet scientific validity criteria, the measurement results obtained when performing experimental research implies the availability of reliable and verifiable measurement tools, including on-line measurement data analysis and mining.

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“…As documented in [5], measurements aim at determining not only i) the value of a quantity but also at determining, ii) the distributions of quantities in time, in space, and in time and space, iii) the mathematical representations of quantities or their distributions, iv) the relations between quantities, their distributions or representations, and v) the parameters of such relations. The results of measurements of types (i) and (v) are expressed in terms of numbers.…”

Section: Measurements Objectivesmentioning

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Measurement-based research

Papadimitriou¹,

Fàbrega

Vilà

et al. 2012

SIGCOMM Comput. Commun. Rev.

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In this paper, we report the results of the workshop organized by the FP7 EULER project on measurement-based research and associated methodology, experiments and tools. This workshop aimed at gathering all Future Internet Research and Experimentation (FIRE) experimental research projects under this thematic. Participants were invited to present the usage of measurement techniques in their experiments, their developments on measurement tools, and their foreseeable needs with respect to new domains of research not currently addressed by existing measurement techniques and tools.

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Theory of measurement in teaching metrology in engineering faculties

Cited by 9 publications

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Impact of modern instrumentation on the system of basic concepts in metrology

Impact of modern instrumentation on the system of basic concepts in metrology

Measurement-Based Experimental Research Methodology

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