The M4DT Follow Up&Support Group have decided to organize each last Thursday of the month a broader M4DT activity, the event in which the people who are interested in the digital transformation meet, inviting interested colleagues of the SIM region to a 120 minutes presentation, discussion, and exchange on M4DT topics.
This month, the topic will be related to Measurement information in a Digital World, on Thursday February 23th, 2023 at 15h00 UTC.
Agenda
| Time (UTC) | Topic | Facilitator |
|---|---|---|
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14h55 |
Connecting |
James Fedchak NIST - USA |
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15h00 |
Start of the M4DT Day |
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15h05 |
Welcome words and introduction to the day |
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15h10 |
Standardizing Digital Calibration and Measurement Capabilities |
Mark Kuster NCSL International |
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15h40 |
Q&A / Exchange Presentation 1 |
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15h50 |
The Digital NIST Pilot Project: Transforming and Modelling Digital Reference Material Certificates |
Dinis Camara NIST - USA |
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16h20 |
Q&A / Exchange Presentation 2 |
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16h30 |
Closing Words & Comments |
James Fedchak NIST - USA |
Date: February 23rd, 2023 - 15h00 to 16h30 UTC.
Remember
9h00 UTC-5 (Mexico Central Time, Lima , Bogotá )
12h00 UTC-3 (Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Santiago)
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Speakers
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Mark Kuster
NCSL International - USAMark Kuster holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and Physics and consults with 31 years of metrology experience. He chairs the NCSLI Metrology Practices and MII-Automation Committees, writes the Metrologist's "Toward a Measurement Information Infrastructure" column, and manages editing for NCSLI Measure: The Journal of Measurement Science. NCSLI's measurement information infrastructure initiative seeks to standardize automated data exchange for metrology.
Dinis Camara
NIST - USADinis Camara has worked in the Office of Reference Materials at NIST for 16 years. He has led the production and distribution of NIST SRM Certificates making many improvements to represent information from NIST’s diverse materials in a uniform way in the Certificates. His duties also included leading other aspects related to RMs such as Safety Data Sheet production, conversion of safety documentation to GHS, Haz-Mat classification, label production, packaging materials, and e-Commerce. Prior to working in ORM, he created IT programs at NIST including the web code for the first version of the Key Comparisons Database that was released when the CIPM MRA was signed.
Presentations
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