Workshops
Monday, 26 August 2024
Digitalization Workshop
In addition to the scientific program, TC6 Digitalisation is organizing a workshop gathering together experts, stakeholders, and all other interested colleagues from academia, metrology institutes, and industry. The workshop aims to combine hands-on experience of digitalization in metrology with a look into the future of metrology in the digital era. What will metrology look like in Smart Cities? Will AI and remote services replace today's conformity assessment? How may a document-less quality infrastructure look like? These are the guiding questions we want to discuss and share with the attendees of the IMEKO World Congress 2024 in Hamburg, Germany.
Read moreTuesday, 27 August 2024
Quantum Technology Workshop
TC25 "Quantum Measurement and Quantum Information" organizes a workshop to highlight the various activities of NMIs in the field of Quantum Technologies. The workshop provides pitches, presentations, and, in parallel, a small exhibition.
DCC Workshop
Digital calibration certificates (DCC) are currently being developed and introduced both by national metrology institutes and calibration laboratories. This workshop will provide an insight on the international status of the DCC development. It will combine short pitches with news from different RMOs, user stories and project results of the EURAMET TC-IM 1448 project. The newly established BIPM Task Group on Harmonization of DCC and DRMC (Digital Reference Materials Certificates) will be introduced.
Read moreWednesday, 28 August 2024
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Workshop dedicated to the UN Sustainable Development Goals in cooperation with WIMER ( www.wimer.ptb.de)
CIPM/IMEKO Workshop on Metrological Traceability
Organized by the CIPM Forum on Metrology and Digitalization in partnership with IMEKO Technical Committees TC6 (Digitalization), TC8 (Traceability in Metrology), and TC21 (Mathematical Tools for Measurements)
Session 1: Foundational principles of metrological traceability and how those principles can be architecturally modelled and implemented in the digital transformation of international quality infrastructure.
Session 2: Outlook into the future how the core concepts of traceability are being reimagined and applied to digital frameworks. With a special focus on new developments in digital metrology (e. g. digital twins, sensor networks, and digital calibration certificates), this session will show how traditional metrology is evolving.
Participants will have the opportunity to explore a range of topics, from the digitalisation of traceability in classical metrology to innovative applications in industry and research. The workshop is designed to foster discussion on advanced methods, new approaches, and collaborative projects.