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Consultative Committee for Photometry and Radiometry - CCPR Maria Luisa RASTELLO CCPR President INRIM Italy Global forum for progressing the state-of-the art www.bipm.org 2 Photometry Kyle Bean Interconnected senses Warhol, Marilyn


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Consultative Committee for Photometry and Radiometry - CCPR

Maria Luisa RASTELLO CCPR President INRIM Italy

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Global forum for progressing the state-of-the art

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Kyle Bean – Interconnected senses

Photometry

Warhol, Marilyn Monroe(1967)

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How it appears

iridescence gloss Texture transparence Sparkle

700 b US$ is the estimated values of shipments in industries like automotive, textile, printing, fashion, food, where unacceptable appearance may result in « NO SALE »

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5 www.bipm.org The 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics

Smart energy

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Luminous efficiency

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Luminous efficiency

7 1% improvements of luminous efficiency of LED luminaires will eventually save electrical energy for 4 billion €/year globally

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6W = 40W ?

Luminous efficiency

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9 www.bipm.org Jeff Wall, Invisible Man

The candela

Km Kcd

The luminous efficacy of monochromatic radiation of frequency 540 × 1012 Hz, Kcd, is 683 lm/W.

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Candela 79 Mole 71 Metre 83

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The Laser

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Accuracy to SI <~0.01 %

International Agreement and consistency

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Nobel prize to Basov, Prokhorov, Townes Was thought to be a useless “science toy”: “a solution looking for problem”

Transformative technology

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Laser is a key component

From laser to WEB 2.0

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Manipulating single photons

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Quantum internet (absolute security) Quantum sensors Custom-designed quantum materials Quantum-logic based standards Ultrafast, “smart” computers

Second Quantum Revolution

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Continental-scale quantum repeaters Consumer quantum cryptography e-commerce smart grids

Quantum Communication

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imaging of tissues diagnosis

Quantum Sensing

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Environment and climate

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Environment and climate

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CCPR Global forum for progressing the state-of-the art

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Facilitating dialogue between NMIs and stakeholders

Human vision Colour technologies Photonics Lighting Optical industries Health Safety Sustainable environment

CCPR

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Facilitating dialogue between NMIs and stakeholders

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International Key Comparisons are performed to benchmark claimed competencies of the National Metrology Institutes (NMIs) and Designated Institutes (DIs) for standards that are needed to underpin  photometry,  optical properties of detectors and sources,  optical properties of materials and fiber optics. Six key measurands have been identified, two for each of these field  luminous intensity & luminous flux,  spectral irradiance & spectral responsivity,  spectral diffuse transmittance and spectral regular reflectance, leading to 10 key comparisons to cover different spectral ranges.

Global comparability of measurements

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The CCPR allows Regional Metrology Organizations (RMOs) to coordinate  subsequent key comparisons for NMIs or DIs in their regions to demonstrate compatibility with a larger number of laboratories.  regional comparisons for additional quantities related to photometry, radiometry and fibre optics Following from discussions started before 2014 in a devoted Task Group of the CCPR, the first key comparison ever undertaken in the far-infrared spectral region was carried out between 3 NMIs and published in a peer-reviewed journal IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology, vol. 6, 5, 2016. It represents a milestone which will greatly benefit commercial development of instrumentation and sensors for remote sensing, THz imaging, high-speed telecommunications, and time-domain spectroscopy.

Global comparability of measurements