Introduction to Radiometric Measurements and Applications January 13 & 14, 2003 Measurement Science Conference - NIST Seminar Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim, CA
Presenters:	Thomas Larason, Howard Yoon, Cameron Miller, and Ted Early Optical Technology Division, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD
This seminar will present the basic concepts of radiometry, measurement equations, properties of radiometric sources, and detector-based radiometry. Practical measurement examples from the UV, visible, and IR will be described. Extensive coverage will be given to uncertainty analysis, with exercises focusing on the uncertainty analysis of laboratory experiments. Attendees will analyze data and develop uncertainty budgets for actual laboratory experiments. The seminar is intended for scientists, engineers, high level technicians engaged in radiometry. Topics: Basics of Radiometry Properties of Sources Detector-Based Radiometry Uncertainty Evaluation UV Irradiance Measurements Photometric Measurements IR Measurements Optical Properties of Materials On-line Registration Laptop computers are not required, but students are encouraged to bring them for the data analysis exercises. Class attendance is limited to 20 students. For technical information or questions, contact: Thomas Larason Phone: (301) 975-2334 FAX: (301) 869-5700 Email: thomas.larason@nist.gov OTD Home Page   |   Site Comments Online: September 2002   -   Last updated: December 2002