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Training 
Analytical Metrology
Measurement Uncertainty
Analysis
Measurement Uncertainty
Analysis Training
Integrated Sciences Group offers introductory and
advanced measurement uncertainty analysis classes taught by two leading
authorities with over 65 years of combined knowledge and experience.
Their contributions to the advancement of measurement uncertainty
analysis principles and methods are unsurpassed. They are
recipients of the prestigious NCSLI Education and Training Award.
On-site and
one-on-one courses are
also available. Selected dates are listed below. If you are interested in any of
these courses, please call us at 1-661-872-1683 or e-mail us at
training@isgmax.com.
Course
Description
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Course Outline
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Introduction to Uncertainty Analysis (3 days)
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Software Included!
TBD
$1,395
per Student
This
3-day course
provides a
straightforward and easy-to-understand introduction to the principles
of measurement uncertainty analysis as found in the ISO Guide to the
Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (the GUM).
Type A and
Type B methods of estimating measurement process uncertainties are
discussed and multivariate analysis is outlined.
This
course is designed for calibration managers, supervisors and technical
personnel responsible for implementing uncertainty analysis methods
and procedures for laboratory accreditation and ISO 17025 compliance.
Instruction involves minimal statistics with hands-on use of ISG’s
Uncertainty Sidekick
Pro software
to illustrate concepts for a variety of direct and multivariate measurement scenarios.
The role that uncertainty estimates play in developing laboratory
capability statements and assessing measurement decision risk is also discussed.
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Course Outline
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Measurement Uncertainty Analysis (5 days)
Live Webinar
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Software Included!
TBD
$1,995 per Student
This 5-day uncertainty analysis webinar is
intended for engineers, scientists and other technical personnel
responsible for designing, testing, calibrating, installing or
maintaining measurement equipment and monitoring systems. This course
is also beneficial for research and development personnel and quality
assurance engineers in all fields of science and technology.
This
course provides a comprehensive presentation of the principles of measurement uncertainty analysis for direct and
multivariate measurements and measurement systems found in the GUM,
published papers and current research. Instruction includes advanced
measurement uncertainty analysis topics that extend these methods and
concepts. Hands-on analyses using ISG's
UncertaintyAnalyzer
software provide practical
application of important concepts to the development of uncertainty
estimates for direct measurements, multivariate measurements and
measurement systems. Using uncertainty estimates to establish
tolerance limits, analyze measurement decision risk, perform
statistical tests and establish calibration intervals for equipment
parameters is also discussed.
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Instructors
Dr. Howard Castrup has B.S. and PhD degrees in
Electrical Engineering. He has
been developing advanced measurement science techniques and methods for
over thirty five years, is one of the founders of uncertainty growth modeling, the originator of statistical
measurement process control (SMPC), a major contributor to NASA Reference Publication 1342, the NCSLI Recommended Practice on Calibration
Intervals (RP-1) and NASA HNBK-8739-19.
Prior to founding Integrated Sciences Group, Dr. Castrup worked as a Microwave Electronics Instructor, an RF and Microwave
Metrology Engineer, a Sr. Statistician, Sr. Systems Analyst, and Project
Manager.
Dr. Castrup is a
member of IEEE, Sigma Pi Sigma, AIP, AAPT, and is the chairman of the NCSLI
RP-18 and RP-19 Committees. He has published numerous technical
papers and articles on uncertainty analysis, measurement decision risk
analysis, statistical process control, and calibration interval
analysis.
Click
Here for a list of professional accomplishments.
Ms. Suzanne
Castrup has B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mechanical Engineering and has
over thirty years of hands-on experience in calibration and testing,
both in the research and production environments. She has tested and
evaluated numerous instruments and systems for measuring temperature,
pressure, flow rate, mass and heat transfer rate in the petroleum
industry and has
considerable expertise interpreting and evaluating performance
specifications for a wide variety of instruments, sensors, transducers, signal
conditioners and other measuring equipment .
Ms. Castrup is a member of ASME, ISA and SPE and is currently the chair of
the NCSLI Uncertainty Analysis Committee (RP-12).
She has also served as chair
of the NCSLI Petroleum Industry Metrology Committee
(1990 through 1991). She has published numerous technical
papers and holds several U.S. Patents relating to petroleum measurements
and thermal recovery processes. Click
Here for a list of professional accomplishments.
Howard and Suzanne are recipients of the 2005 NCSLI Education and Training
Award.
This
prestigious award is second only to the William A.
Wildhack Award and is given to an individual or group of individuals
for outstanding
contributions to the field of metrology education and training.
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