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Contents of volume 1
MEASUREMENT Journal of the International Measurement Confederation Contents of Volume 1 J a n - D e c 1983, pages 1 - 2 1 6 Part 1: Jan-Mar
Part 3: JuI-Sep
Editorial: Measurement L.Finkelstein
2
Special issue on Measurement theory
IMEKO: The International Measurement Confederation Its development over 25 years, 1957-1982 G. Striker 3 Education and training of engineers and scientists in measurement and instrumentation L. Finke/stein 7 Photon-detectors - Report on the history and activities of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Photon-detectors (TC-2) J. Schanda and M. Jedlicka 14 Problems of hardness measurement F. Petik
24
Introduction D. Hofmann
110
Parameter estimation in measurement H. KronmS/ler 111 Modelling of errors in measurement D. Hofmann
125
Simulation and modelling in measurement E. I. Tsvetkov 129 Metrological Reliability in Measurement U. E. Wiener 133 The role of measurement theory in planning experiments G. Zinga/es 139
The technical vocabulary of measurement and instrumentation - Current state and further development of IMEKO Technical Committee on Vocabulary (TC-6) G. Hofmann 31
Development at the Institut National de Mdtrologie of sealed cells as IPTS fixed points G. Bonnier and A. Moser 143
Current state and further development of measurement theory - Report of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Measurement Theory (TC-7) D. Hofmann 33
Computer-aided testing: a new solution for self-calibration U. E. Wiener and l. F. Cretu 155
Photon-detectors J. Schanda
152
Scientific and organisational activities of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Metrology (TC-8) Y. V. Tarbeyev 39
Fast measuring with microcomputers for on-line weighing H. Kronm~l/er 160
A survey of the influence of technical diagnostics on progress in industry G. C. Knight and J. Kozak 42
Part 4: Oct-Dec
Metrological infrastructure and improved measurement as a factor in economic development, product quality and the quality of life J. Bozicevic 46 Book reviews Coming events
51 52
The technique of producing reference-standard gas by the flow-measuring method H. Uchiyama, K. Nagashio, C. Takahashi and Y. Tanaka 172 Metrological assurance of measurements for environmental control Yu. V. Tarbeyev 177
Part 2: A p r - - J u n Production techniques for standard gases by the massmeasuring method K. Uchikawa, Y. Kobayashi, S. Ikeda and H. Yano 54 Automated visual inspection systems for industrial applications/. Morishita and M. Okumura 59 Measurement as science and technology H. Draheim
Static thermal conductivity methods for solid materials J-P. Issi, B. Poulaert and J. Heremans 167
68
Selection of the 'best' model for an electro-chemical reaction H. Renders, G. Vi/ain, J. Hubrecht, J. Vereecken and J. Renneboog 75 A pulse technique for the measurement of thermophysical properties F. Righini and A. Rosso 79
A novel approach to the solution of indirect measurement problems with minimal error propagation M. K. Smit 181 A frequency-modulated capacitance transducer for on-line measurement of two-component fluid flow R, G. Green and J. M. Cun/iffe 191 Contactless temperature measurement of the heart G. Dittmar, N. Neef, P. G. Linke, E. Schlemminger, K.-D. Pauer and G. Bretschneider 196 Weighing technology - achievements and trends 7-, Kem#ny 199
Topical trends in computerised measurement -sensors, devices and strategies D. Hofmann 85
Determination of the thermal conductivity of graphite and high-temperature alloys by the laser-flash method W. Neumann and K. Wallisch 204
Metrological aspects in the physical and chemical monitoring of the Baltic Sea /!//. Perttila, P. Tulkki and P. Malkki 91
OMTP: FORTRAN program for optimally solving indirect measurement problems M. K. Smith and Ch. van Vliet 2O9
Limits to growth to computerised measurements: software and algorithms B. Sou~ek 95
Workshop of IMEKO TC-12: Thermal measurement F, Bernhard 212
The temperatures of the triple points of methane and argon on IPTS-68 W. Blanke and W. Thomas 105
Recent publications on Measurement and Metrology in Yugoslavia 214
Coming events
Coming events
108
conductivity
215
Published for IMEKO by The Institute of Measurement and Control, 20 Peel Street, London W 8 7PD, UK 216
MeasurementVol 1 No 4, Oct--Dec 1983
Part 3: JuI-Sep
Editorial: Measurement L.Finkelstein
2
Special issue on Measurement theory
IMEKO: The International Measurement Confederation Its development over 25 years, 1957-1982 G. Striker 3 Education and training of engineers and scientists in measurement and instrumentation L. Finke/stein 7 Photon-detectors - Report on the history and activities of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Photon-detectors (TC-2) J. Schanda and M. Jedlicka 14 Problems of hardness measurement F. Petik
24
Introduction D. Hofmann
110
Parameter estimation in measurement H. KronmS/ler 111 Modelling of errors in measurement D. Hofmann
125
Simulation and modelling in measurement E. I. Tsvetkov 129 Metrological Reliability in Measurement U. E. Wiener 133 The role of measurement theory in planning experiments G. Zinga/es 139
The technical vocabulary of measurement and instrumentation - Current state and further development of IMEKO Technical Committee on Vocabulary (TC-6) G. Hofmann 31
Development at the Institut National de Mdtrologie of sealed cells as IPTS fixed points G. Bonnier and A. Moser 143
Current state and further development of measurement theory - Report of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Measurement Theory (TC-7) D. Hofmann 33
Computer-aided testing: a new solution for self-calibration U. E. Wiener and l. F. Cretu 155
Photon-detectors J. Schanda
152
Scientific and organisational activities of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Metrology (TC-8) Y. V. Tarbeyev 39
Fast measuring with microcomputers for on-line weighing H. Kronm~l/er 160
A survey of the influence of technical diagnostics on progress in industry G. C. Knight and J. Kozak 42
Part 4: Oct-Dec
Metrological infrastructure and improved measurement as a factor in economic development, product quality and the quality of life J. Bozicevic 46 Book reviews Coming events
51 52
The technique of producing reference-standard gas by the flow-measuring method H. Uchiyama, K. Nagashio, C. Takahashi and Y. Tanaka 172 Metrological assurance of measurements for environmental control Yu. V. Tarbeyev 177
Part 2: A p r - - J u n Production techniques for standard gases by the massmeasuring method K. Uchikawa, Y. Kobayashi, S. Ikeda and H. Yano 54 Automated visual inspection systems for industrial applications/. Morishita and M. Okumura 59 Measurement as science and technology H. Draheim
Static thermal conductivity methods for solid materials J-P. Issi, B. Poulaert and J. Heremans 167
68
Selection of the 'best' model for an electro-chemical reaction H. Renders, G. Vi/ain, J. Hubrecht, J. Vereecken and J. Renneboog 75 A pulse technique for the measurement of thermophysical properties F. Righini and A. Rosso 79
A novel approach to the solution of indirect measurement problems with minimal error propagation M. K. Smit 181 A frequency-modulated capacitance transducer for on-line measurement of two-component fluid flow R, G. Green and J. M. Cun/iffe 191 Contactless temperature measurement of the heart G. Dittmar, N. Neef, P. G. Linke, E. Schlemminger, K.-D. Pauer and G. Bretschneider 196 Weighing technology - achievements and trends 7-, Kem#ny 199
Topical trends in computerised measurement -sensors, devices and strategies D. Hofmann 85
Determination of the thermal conductivity of graphite and high-temperature alloys by the laser-flash method W. Neumann and K. Wallisch 204
Metrological aspects in the physical and chemical monitoring of the Baltic Sea /!//. Perttila, P. Tulkki and P. Malkki 91
OMTP: FORTRAN program for optimally solving indirect measurement problems M. K. Smith and Ch. van Vliet 2O9
Limits to growth to computerised measurements: software and algorithms B. Sou~ek 95
Workshop of IMEKO TC-12: Thermal measurement F, Bernhard 212
The temperatures of the triple points of methane and argon on IPTS-68 W. Blanke and W. Thomas 105
Recent publications on Measurement and Metrology in Yugoslavia 214
Coming events
Coming events
108
conductivity
215
Published for IMEKO by The Institute of Measurement and Control, 20 Peel Street, London W 8 7PD, UK 216
MeasurementVol 1 No 4, Oct--Dec 1983