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13 th AFRIMETS GA July 2019 Cairo, Egypt Glob lobal al Metrolo ology y Acad ademy my (since Dec 2012) July 11, 2019 Sangwook Seo Senior Project Manager, GMA 1 Glob lobal al Metrolo ology y Acad ademy my (since Dec 2012) 2
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July 11, 2019 Sangwook Seo Senior Project Manager, GMA
13th AFRIMETS GA July 2019 Cairo, Egypt
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PROFESSIONAL
In Science & Technology
Launched in December 2012, GMA has been assigned with a mission
wide sectors of metrology community. With its target audience both from local and foreign metrology laboratories, GMA develops and operates education and training programs covering a variety of key subjects in
meeting the practical needs of customers, GMA has been making its very best efforts towards a vision to be the global center of excellence for HRD in metrology.
Vision Function Mission
To develop programs of metrology HRD To operate education/training courses in metrology To promote ODA in metrology for the developing world To be the global center of excellence for metrology HRD To foster competent human resources in metrology
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Group courses · Duration: Two-week intensive programs · Covering fundamental subjects of metrology · Lectures combined with hands-on practice Individual courses · Duration: Two weeks to one year · Tailored to meet the specific needs of customers Group, Individual Comprehensive approach A group of metrologists of KRISS visiting customers on site · Offering on-site technical advice, training and lectures · Capability evaluation, offering recommendations of action plans · Advice on strategic planning of national standards system, etc.
Master’s, Doctoral UST-KRISS Graduate School of Metrology (www.ust.ac.kr) · For master’s and doctoral degrees · Funded by KRISS
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Rich experience of HRD in metrology Wide coverage of metrology areas
More than 290 research scientists having doctoral degrees Annual training workshop on NSS for developing countries since 1983 funded by the KOICA Covering subjects in wide areas of measurement in physics, chemistry, materials, nanotechnology…
Global network of cooperation
Close partnership with NMIs and international
APMP, BIPM, AFRIMETS, COOMET, GULFMET, SIM, UNIDO
High qualified metrologists as lecturers
* KOICA: Korea International Cooperation Agency * UNIDO United Nations Industrial Development Organization
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Technical Modules
Area Modules Area Modules AUV 3 PR 3 EM 5 QM 3 LDM 3 RI 3 MM 2 T 2 MRQ 3 TF 1 FF 5 MiG 6
National Quality Infrastructure, Economic Impact of Metrology, QMS, CIPM MRA, Traceability and Uncertainty in Measurement, Revised SI and fundamental constants, Metrology in General (MiG)
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Presentation by participants
Opening of Photometry & Radiometry workshop (March2018) Hands-on practices in colorimetry session Action plan presentation by participants of Gas Analysis workshop (June 2018) GA workshop participants in front the KRISS main entrance Individual lab visits for wrap-up discussion Revised SI and Fundamental Constants 9
Group courses Individual courses Graduate studies (*) Technical subjects covered 290 Participants 57 Participants 64 people
Fundamental & advanced subjects of metrology;
EM, MiC, LDM, MRQ, TH, FF, RI, MnQ, PR, GA, etc.
46 Countries 15 Countries 37 Graduated 20 Courses 32 courses 254 person-weeks 27 In progress 290 people in 20 group courses in metrology 121 people for bespoke services of individual/ graduate studies
420 people from 47 countries
Two-week courses for Technical Subjects
One-week course for MnQ covering fundamentals of metrology and quality Two weeks – year(s) For building up and expanding CMCs, beginning a career as metrologist, Collaborative research, advanced degrees
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APMP AFRIMETS COOMET GULFMET SIM Total 22 12 5 4 3
46 countries
171 48 7 34 16
290 participants
Bangladesh (12) Bhutan (2) Cambodia (6) China (14) Chinese Taipei (6) Hong Kong (9) India (3) Indonesia (28) Iran (1) Iraq (1) Japan (2) Jordan (1) Lao (2) Malaysia (13) Mongolia (13) Myanmar (3) Nepal (5) Pakistan (7) Papua New Guinea(1) Philippines (16) Sri Lanka (11) Vietnam (19) Botswana (1) Egypt (5) Ethiopia (6) Ghana (2) Kenya (6) Malawi (3) Namibia (2) Rwanda (1) South Africa (9) Tanzania (4) Zambia (8) Zimbabwe (5) Azerbaijan (1) Georgia (1) Kazakhstan (2) Kyrgyzstan (1) Ukraine (2) Oman (2) Saudi Arabia (26) UAE (5) * Palestine (1) Bolivia (4) Colombia (10) Trinidad and Tobago (2)
20 Group Courses 2013-2019 11
91 people from 22 countries
have enjoyed opportunities of studying at KRISS. 42 Participants 16 Countries 22 Participants 2 Countries 27 In progress (June 2019) 13 Joined (in 2018-2019)
91 Partic icipants
22 Countries
Photometry and Radiometry Gas Analysis, Ionizing Radiation Force, Fluid Flow, Uncertainty in Measurement, etc.
Group courses
Individual courses Graduate Studies
Total Subject covered
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Achievements of metrology HRD service
(2018-2019)
APMP
Asia/Pacific
74/14
GULFMETM
ideast
8/1
AFRIMETS
Africa
4/2
SIM
America
2/2
Azerbaijan (1) Ukraine (2) Saudi Arabia (8) Egypt (1) Ethiopia (2) Rwanda (1) Colombia (1)
APMP
AFRIMETS COOMET GULFMET SIM
Total
74
Participants
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Participants
3
Participants
8
Participants
2
Participants
91
Participants
14
Countries
3
Countries
2
Countries
1
Countries
2
Countries
22
Countries COOMET
Euro-Asia
3/2
Bangladesh (2) China (2)
Hong Kong (2) India (2) Indonesia (8) Iran (1) Malaysia (8) Mongolia (0) Pakistan (3) Philippines (20) Sri Lanka (0) Thailand (7) Vietnam (10) USA (1)
People from 21 countries came to KRISS in 2018 to study under the programs for HRD in metrology organized by GMA and by the UST-KRISS Graduate School of Metrology. Most of them were from the APMP region. But GMA’s beneficiaries keep spreading year after year over wide areas to reach out different regions. Azerbaijan and Ukraine newly added their names in the list
services.
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1 people for 1 group
Expanding scope
Experimental study for dissertation Beginning a career as metrologist Building up new CMCs
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2006 – June 2019 Doctoral course Master’s course Total Remarks In progress 25 2 27 13 admitted in 2018-2019 Graduates 18 19 37 Leading role as Division director, Laboratory head, University professor, Adviser to S&T Minister T
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(LIPI, Indonesia), 2016
(NMISA, South Africa), 2015
(BATAN, Indonesia), 2016
(LIPI, Indonesia), 2015
(NML/ITDI, Philippines, 2016)
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(NMIE, Ethiopia)
Courses Number of Students Citizenshipof Students Fieldsof Study (number of students) Master’s
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Bangladesh (1), Egypt (1) Ethiopia (2), India (2) Indonesia (5), Iran (1) Malaysia (4), Pakistan(2), USA (1), Vietnam (8)
Physical Metrology (6)
(Optical, Mechanical, Fluid flow, Electromagnetic)
Chemical and Medical Metrology (13)
(Gas Analysis, Bioanalysis, Ionizing Radiation, Analytical Chemistry, Medical Convergence)
Industrial Metrology (6)
(Nano-characterization, Nano-bio Measurement, Materials and Energy Measurement, Convergence Properties Measurement)
Advanced Instrumentation (2)
(Semiconductor Integrated Metrology, Space Optics)
Doctoral
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Total
27
10 countries
In Progress
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(NMIE, Ethiopia)
GMA’s first outreaching service conducted in the Philippines~
uncertainty in measurement conducted in the Philippines.
NML- Phil Uncertainty in Measurement First outreaching service of GMA YEAR 2018
Subject NMIs (Country) Uncertainty in Measurement NML-Phil (Philippines)
Duration Participants One week (Oct 11-17) 13
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YEAR 2018, uncertainty in measurement, the national metrology laboratory of the Philippines – they will standing on a place highlighted in the history of GMA. EVER since GMA began its services of HRD in metrology in 2013, the venue of all of its service programs has been the campus of KRISS in Korea. In view of creating better and more benefits and advantages for customers, GMA has long been looking for an opportunity
Laboratory of the Philippines (NML-Phil), GMA conducted its very first outreaching service of HRD in metrology in 2018 on site of the customer, the Philippines. Dr. Chu-Shik Kang of KRISS paid a visit to the NML-Phil in a company with Sangwook Seo, senior coordinator of GMA. THE one-week program led by Dr. Kang presented uncertainty in measurement for 13 participants who are from the different laboratories of the NML-Phil of the
with what they learned from Dr. Kang, who taught them basic concept to practical estimation with different
his recent study on HRD in metrology with the management of the NML-Phil. T
success, Mr. Kiveen and Ms. Monalisa of NML-Phil closely worked together with GMA from beginning to the end. GMA looks forward to more opportunities to extend its outreaching service for other NMIs in time to come.
Analysis of Lab Reports Modifications of Practices
Lab Reports
to best meet practical needs
Effective Learning
Individual Lab Visits Added
course, following wrap-up discussion
laboratories of further interest
Lectures & Practices PLUS Individual Lab Visits
Action Plans
participants before the course
during the course
Action Plans to be more substantial/practical
Close communications between participants and lecturers!!! Strongly recommended
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Technical Study + PLUS + “Metrology in General” in Essence
QMS, Measurement uncertainty Macroscopic perspectives required to be future leaders of metrology communities both at local and global levels
Metrology in General Included Close Communications
Close partnership
Interactive classes
Lecturers and participants
subject metrology areas
Financial resources shared
KRISS is a privileged partner of UNIDO.
Global/Regional network provided: websites/members
GULFMET, SIM
Sharing Effort & Resources
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RAM:
TOMETR TRY & R
ADIOME METRY (PR)
“Sa-Rang-Hae-Yo“ (I love you!)
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GMA_GT_2018-01-PR Radiometry & Photometry Subjects Time slots allocated MiG Metrology in General
CIPM MRA: KC-CMC-Traceability in Measurement, Revised SI and Fundamental Constants
1 day
QMS for NMI, Uncertainty in Measurement
1 day PR Photometry and Radiometry
Presentation of Lab Reports by participants Presentation of UST
1 day
Intensive Laboratory Session (ILS): lectures and hands-on exercises effectively combined
Module-1 Photometry 2 days Module-2 Radiometry 2 days Module-3 Colorimetry 1 day Wrap-up
Performance Evaluation Test, Individual lab visits (wrap-up discussion), Action Plan Development, Course Evaluation, Closing
1 day
Hands-on exercises for colorimetry
Much motivated to make difference in their routine job: service and research
Expanded participation in the CIPM MRA activities better quality of serving their metrology community, leading to competitiveness in economic performance
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Get ready to develop new training courses for their local customers Get to know what and how to do to participate in Key Comparisons Get to know what and how to do to develop and register CMCs Get ready to be a trainer of Uncertainty for their NMIs and local customers Able to improve upon their QMS practices to be better complied with int’l standards
NMI
KC Participation CMC Registration
Remarks Before 2015 July 2019 VMI (Vietnam) 3 KC 31 CMC 44 KC 31 CMC KIM-LIPI (Indonesia) 48 KC 77 CMC 81 KC 128 CMC Renamed BSN MUSSD (Sri Lanka) 3 KC 0 CMC 8 KC 0 CMC
WITH TH PTB (
NY)
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GMA working closely with PTB through co-funding partnership (2015-2019~)
PTB-GMA Co-funding partnership, covering ALL of the Regions /developing countries, where PTB projects are in progress:
Year
Number of Beneficiaries
Total Group courses Individual courses 2015 17 (MiG, FMC, RI)
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2016 15 (MiC, EM) 2 (MiC)
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2017 27 (MRQ, LDM, TH)
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2018 12 (PR, GA)
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2019 14 (FMC, RI)
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Total 85 2
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GMA Courses Beneficiary Economies Institutes Number of Participants Total
2 1 7
MRQ Bangladesh NMC
1
11
Colombia INM
1
Indonesia RCC-LIPI
1
Kenya KEBS 1 Malaysia NMIM
1
Mongolia MASM
1
Nepal NBSM
1
Pakistan NPSL
1
Philippines NML-ITDI
1
Sri Lanka MUSSD
1
Vietnam VMI
1
LDM Ghana GSA
1
9
Indonesia LIPI
1
Kazakhstan KazlnMetr
1
Kyrgyzstan NISM
1
Malaysia NMIM
1
Nepal NBSM
1
Philippines NML-ITDI
1
Sri Lanka MUSSD
1
Vietnam VMI
1
TH Georgia GeoSTM
1
7
Ghana GSA
1
Indonesia RCC-LIPI
1
Nepal NBSM
1
Palestine PSI
1
Pakistan NPSL
1
Vietnam VMI
1 Total
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WITH TH APMP
ND PTB
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GMA working closely with PTB through co-funding partnership (2015-2019~)
More applications from AFRIMETS members RECOMMENDED for the GMA group courses to come (2020~)
GMA Courses Member Economy Institute Number of Participant Total
2 1 8
PR Azerbaijan AzMI
1
9
Bangladesh NMC
1
Colombia INM
1
Indonesia RCC-LIPI
1
Malaysia NMIM
1
Pakistan NPSL
1
Sri Lanka MUSSD
1
Ukraine MUSSD
1
Vietnam VMI
1
GA China NIM
2
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Malaysia NMIM
1
Philippines NML-Phil
1
Thailand NIMT
1 Total
14 beneficiaries from 12 countries (no application from AFRIMTES members) 14
GMA Courses Member Economy Institute Number of Participant Total
2 1 9
FMC Indonesia BSN (KIM-LIPI)
1
7
Jordan JNMI
1
Malaysia NMIM
1
Philippines NML-Phil
1
Rwanda RSB
1
Thailand NIMT
1
Vietnam VMI
1
RI Indonesia BATAN
1
7
Malaysia NM
2
Philippines PNRI
1
Thailand OAP
2
Ukraine NSC-IoM
1 Total
14 beneficiaries from countries (1 AFRIMETS member) 14
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For inquiry regarding the GMA courses, please contact: Sangwook Seo at swseo@kriss.re.kr
Year Courses Subjects/Modules Dates Applications (by)
2019 GMA-GT-2019-01 FMC
Flow Measurement and Calibration
Mar 25 – Apr 3, 2019 Jan 20, 2019
GMA-GT-2019-02 RI Ionizing Radiation
(KC-CMC-Traceability, Revised SI, QMS, Uncertainty in Measurement)
June 10 – 20, 2019 Mar 20, 2019
2020
GMA-GT-2020-01-AUV
Acoustics, Ultrasound, Vibration
Mar 23 – Apr 2, 2020
Jan 10, 2020
GAM-GT-2020-02-MAC
Analytical Chemistry
Jun 15 – 24, 2020
Mar 31, 2020 2021
GMA-GT-2021-01-EM
Electricity and Magnetism
March 2021 (TBD)
Jan 08, 2021
GAM-GT-2021-02-MRQ
Mass and Related Quantities
June 2021 (TBD)
Mar 31, 2021
Sangwook SEO swseo@kriss.re.kr
For inquiry regarding the GMA courses, please contact: Sangwook Seo at swseo@kriss.re.kr
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Human resource is critical Downstream needs
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. . .
10) Raising Investment in Metrology by Government
Responsibility of Government (not by private sector) Never Fails (KRISS and Korea)
Estimated Cost and Time Involved in Developing an NQI
* Source: The World Bank (March 2013)
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Resources (period of project) Project Activities Amount (US$) US AID (1975-1980) . Construction/equipment . recruit/orientation/training 5,000,000 ADB (1979-1981) . equipment 8,000,000 OECF (1986-1987) . Equipment/training 6,000,000 IBRD (1990-1991) . equipment 6,000,000 IBRD (1994-1995) . equipment 10,000,000 * PTB (1979-1996) . Equipment/training . technical advice 1,952,000 * JICA (1991-1996) . Equipment/training . technical advice 8,401,000 Resources Number of KRISS Staff Trained Remarks
US AID (1975-1980)
72
* at advanced countries PTB (1979-1996)
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JICA (1991-1996)
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Sangwook SEO
Senior Coordinator, GMA swseo@kriss.re.kr +82-(010)-7942-5441 Global Metrology Academy (GMA) Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science 267 Gajeong-ro, Yuseong-gu Daejeon 305-340, Korea
GMA pursues to be a most productive & friendly partner for HRD in metrology in the spirit of sharing the fruits of shared efforts!
Yun Suk HAN
Coordinator, GMA han@kriss.re.kr +82-(010)-9568-7962
Jookeun PARK, Ph.D.
Head, Center for Measurement and Training Services jkpark@kriss.re.kr
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(1) Programs of GMA Workshops in 2020 (AUV, MAC) (2) List of Group Training Courses offered (2013-2019) (3) Map of KRISS Campus
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* subject to modifications Mar 20 (Fri) Arrival at Daejeon, check-in at the Hotel Graytone in Daejeon recommended date of arrival at Daejeon, Korea Mar 21 (Sat)
Orientation Session
10:00-12:00 (provisional)
Mar 22 (Sun) Free MiG
Metrology in General: fundamentals of metrology and quality
March 23 (Mon) - 24 (Tue)
Three (3) lectures and exercises (uncertainty evaluation) Lecturers
MiG-01 KC-CMC-Traceability in Measurement
MiG-02 Revised SI with Fundamental Constants
MiG-03 QMS Talk
MiG-04 Uncertainty in Measurement (including exercises)
AUV
Metrology in Acoustics, Ultrasound and Vibration
Mar 25(Wed)-26(Thu), Mar 30(Mon)-Apr 01 (Wed)
Intensive Laboratory Session (ILS) with lectures and exercises
(L) Lecture, (H) Hands-on exercises AUV-01 (Day 3-4)
Acoustic Measurement and Calibration
Mar 25(Wed)-26(Thu)
(AUV-01-L-1) Basic Theory of Acoustics (1.5 h)
(AUV-01-L-2) Calibration of Micohpone Sensitivity (1.5h)
(AUV-01-H-1) Hands-on Exercises (3.0 h)
(AUV-01-L-3) Calibration of Sound Calibrators and Sound Level Meter (1.5h)
(AUV-01-L-4) Sound Power Measurement and Evaluation of Facility (1.5 h)
(AUV-01-H-2) Hands-on Exercises: In two groups (3.0 h)
DAY 4 (Thr) March 26
Metrology in Acoustics, Ultrasound and Vibration
Global Metrology Academy Group Course (GMA-GT-2020-01-AUV) Workshop Program Overview: Modules, Lectures, Hands-on Exercises
DAY 1 (Mon) Mar 23 DAY 2 (Tue) Mar 24 DAY 3 (Wed) March 25
FOR THE metrologists of NEXT generations
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AUV-02 (Day 5, 8, 9)
Ultrasound Measurement and Calibration
Mar 27(Fri), 30(Mon)
(AUV-02-L-1) Fundamentals of Medical Ultrasonic Metrology and Instrumentation (1.5h)
(AUV-02-L-2) Thermal and Nonthermal effects of Biomedical Ultrasound (1.5 h)
(AUV-02-L-3) Acoustic radiation conductance calibration of ultrasonic source transducer by radiation force balance (2 h)
(AUV-02-L-4) Ultrasonic hydrophones as a receiver and its calibration (2 h)
(AUV-02-L-5) Acoustic pressure field measurement by hydrophone scanning (1 h)
(AUV-02-L-6) Acoustic properties of ultrasonic materials (2.5 h)
(AUV-02-H-1) Hands-on Exercises (3 h)
(AUV-02-L-7) Sound speed measurement of material in the ultrasonic frequency (1.5 h)
(AUV-02-H-2) Hands-on Exercises (1.5 h)
AUV-03 (Day 9-10)
Vibration Measurement and Calibration
Mar 31(Tue)-Apr 01(Wed)
(AUV-03-L-1) Basic Vibration Principles (1.5 h)
(AUV-03-L-2) Vibration Transducers (1.5 h)
(AUV-03-L-3) Calibration Principles of Vibration Transducers (1.5 h)
(AUV-03-L-4) Vibration Measurement Uncertainty (2.0 h)
(AUV-03-H-1) Hands-on Exercises (3.0 h)
AUV Performance Evaluation Test, Individual Lab Visits, Closing April 02 (Thu) [Performance Evaluation Test]
GMA
[Individual Visits to Laboratories]
Cener for Thermometry
[Development/Presntation of Action Plans]
Participants, GMA
Closing Session (Evaluation of the workshop, Cerficate awarding)
UST April 02-03 (Thu-Fri)
Departure: April 02(Thu) - 03 (Fri)
* Depending on the flight itinerary
DAY 11 (Thu) Apr 02 DAY 9 (Tue) March 31 DAY 10 (Wed) April 01 DAY 9 (Tue) March 31 DAY 5 (Fri) March 27 DAY 8 (Mon) March 30
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Modules, Lectures, Hands-on Exercises
* subject to modifications
June 12 (Fri) Arrival at Daejeon, check-in at the Hotel Graytone in Daejeon recommended date of arrival at Daejeon, Korea June 13 (Sat)
Orientation Session
10:00-12:00 (provisional)
June 14 (Sun) Free MiG
Metrology in General: fundamentals of metrology and quality June 15 (Mon) -17 (Wed)
Seven (7) lectures and exercises (uncertainty evaluation)
Lecturers
MiG-01: Metrology in Chemistry and Biology: an overview
MiG-02: QMS Talk: why and for what - management/technical requirements (ISO/IEC 17025, ISO 17034)
MiG-03: Method Validation: overview
MiG-04: ISO Guide 35:2006 RM- general and statistical principles for certification
MiG-05: Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) for Metrology in Chemistry
MiG-06: CIPM MRA, KC-CMC-Traceability in Measurement
MiG-07: Uncertainty in Measurement
Presentation of Lab Reports
by participants DAY 1 (Mon) June 15 DAY 2 (Tue) June 16 DAY 3 (Wed) June 17
Metrology in Analytical Chemistry
Global Metrology Academy Group Course (GMA-GT-2020-02-MAC)
FOR THE metrologists of NEXT generations
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MiC
Metrology in Chemistry
June 18 (Thu) - 19 (Fri), 22 (Mon)-23 (Tue)
Intensive Laboratory Sessions (ILS) with lectures and exercises (L) Lecture, (H) Hands-on exercises
MiC-OA
ORGANIC Analysis
June 18 (Thu)-19 (Fri) (OA-L-1) Overview of Organic Analysis Laboratory
(OA-L-2) Practical Approach for Establishing National Standards in Organic Analysis
(OA-H-1) Preparation and Verification of Primary Standard Solutions
(OA-H-2) Preparation of Real Sample for Isotope Dilution Mass Spectrometry (IDMS)
(OA-H-3) Instrumental Analysis of Prepared Samples (Overnight Run)
(OA-H-4) Data Reduction of Instrumental Analysis Results
(OA-L-3) Uncertainty Evaluation Method for Metrology in Organic Analysis
Wrap-up Discussion
Participants & Lecturers DAY 6-7 (Sat-Sun) June 20-21
Free MiC-IA
INORGANIC Analysis
June 22 (Mon)-23 (Tue) (IA-L-1) Overview of Inorganic Analysis Laboratory
(IA-L-2) Elemental Standard Solutions
(IA-H-1) Preparation & Certification of Elemental Standard Solutions
(IA-L-3) Introduction to Matrix CRMs and Their Production
(IA-L-4) Certification and Uncertainty Evaluation of Matrix CRM by ID-ICPMS
(IA-H-2) Matrix CRM Production & ID-ICPMS Certification
MiC
Wrap-up and Closing
June 24 (Wed) Performance evaluation test
Participants & Lecturers
[Individual Lab Visits]
Center for Analytical Chemistry
Closing session
Participants, GMA June 25 (Thu)
Departure: June 24 (Wed) - 25 (Thu)
* Depending on the flight itinerary
DAY 4 (Thu) June 18 DAY 5 (Fri) June 19 DAY 8 (Mon) June 22 DAY 9 (Tue) June 23 DAY 10 (Wed) June 24
Course Subjects/Modules Dates Participants
UNIDO-KRISS Workshop 4
Length, Mass, Thermometry/Humidity April 14 - 26, 2013 14 (7 countries)
GMA-GT-2013-01 Electricity and Magnetism
Voltage and current, DC resistance and impedance, High voltage/current and power, Magnetic field June 23 - July 4, 2013 17 (15 countries)
GMA-GT-2013-02 Chemistry
Gas analysis, Bio analysis Organic analysis, Inorganic analysis September 2 - 13, 2013 17 (12 countries) Three (3) group courses
48 participants from 25 countries
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Course Subjects/Modules Dates Participants
GMA-GT-2014-01 MRQ
Mass and Related Quantities mass, density, force, torque, pressure March 10-21, 2014 ( 2 weeks) 20 (11 countries)
GMA-GT-2014-02 LDM
Length and Dimensional Measurement Length, angle, gauge block, etc. April 7-18, 2014 ( 2 weeks) 15 (10 countries)
GMA-GT-2014-03 TH
Thermometry and Humidity SPRT (contact) Thermometry; Radiation (non-contact) Thermometry; Humidity and Moisture June 9-20, 2014 (2 weeks) 23 (15 countries) Three (3) group courses 58 participants from 20 countries
Course begins with a session of metrology in general (MiG), presenting QMS, uncertainty in measurement, and national standards system. For an effective performance, each laboratory session delivers technical lectures combined with practices to follow. 37
GMA Courses 2015 Subjects/Modules Dates Participants
GMA-GT-2015-01 MiG
Metrology in General
National standards system (metrology, standardization, legal metrology, conformity assessment), QMS for ISO/IEC 17025, KC- CMC-Traceability, Measurement Uncertainty
March 23-27, 2015 (1 week) 13 (7 countries)
GMA-GT-2015-02- GULFMET-T Thermometry
SPRT, Radiation Thermometry Thermocouple, IPRT, ITS-90, Fixed Points April 20-24, 2015 7 (2 countries)
GMA-GT-2015-03 FMC
Flow Measurement and Calibration Air speed, Low/High pressure gas flow, Liquid flow, Flow meters June 1-12, 2015 (2 weeks) 20 (10 countries)
GMA-GT-2015-03 RI
Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry, Radioactivity, Neutron measurement and calibration Aug 31-Sept 11, 2015 (2 weeks) 13 (8 countries) Four (4) group courses 2015 Three(3) technical courses plus one (1) strategic course
For an effective performance, each laboratory session delivers technical lectures combined with hands-on practices at laboratories. 38
GMA Courses 2016 Subjects/Modules Dates Participants
GMA-GT-2016-01 MiC Metrology in Chemistry
Organic Analysis, Inorganic Analysis Method Validation, CRM, QMS (17025&34),KC-CMC-traceability and uncertainty in measurement
Mar 22 - Apr 1, 2016 (2 weeks) 18
GMA-GT-2016-02 MnQ Metrology and Quality
National standards system, QMS and CIPM, New SI and Uncertainty in Measurement, Impact and evolving needs of Metrology Apr 25 - 29, 2016 (1 week) 11
GMA-GT-2016-03 EM Electricity and Magnetism
DC/AC voltage and power, Resistance and impedance, High voltage and high current, Magnetic field, Metrology in general Jun 13 - 24, 2016 (2 weeks) 15 Four (4) group courses 2016 Three(3) technical courses plus one (1) course for GULFMET
For effective performance, each laboratory session delivers technical lectures combined with hands-on practices at laboratories. 39
Three (3) group courses 2017 Receiving 45 people from 17 countries
For effective performance, each laboratory session delivers technical lectures combined with hands-on practices at laboratories. 40
GMA Courses 2017 Subjects/Modules Dates Participant s
GMA-GT-2017-01
MRQ Mass and Related Quantities
Mass, Density, Force & Torque, Pressure
Metrology in General
(NQI, QMS, CIPM MRA: KC-CMC-Traceability, Revised SI, Uncertainty in Measurement)
Mar 20 - 31, 2017 (2 weeks)
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GMA-GT-2017-02
LDM Length and Dimensional Measurement
Length Standards, Angle, Gauge Block, Length Measuring Instrument, Laser Dimensional Metrology Metrology in General
May 22 – June 2, 2017 (2 week)
16
GMA-GT-2017-03
TH Thermometry and Humidity
SPRT Thermometry, Thermocouple Thermometry, Humidity and Moisture
Metrology in General
Aug 21 – Sept 1, 2017 (2 weeks)
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Four (4) group courses 2018-2919 Receiving 42 people from 22 countries
For effective performance, each laboratory session delivers technical lectures combined with hands-on practices at laboratories. 41
GMA Courses 2018-2019 Subjects/Modules Dates Participant s
GMA-GT-2018-01
PR Photometry and Radiometry
Photometry, Radiometry, Colorimetry
Metrology in General
(NQI, QMS, CIPM MRA: KC-CMC-Traceability, Revised SI, Uncertainty in Measurement) Mar 23 – Apr 5, 2018 (2 weeks)
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GMA-GT-2018-02
GA Gas Analysis
Purity Assessment in Gas Metrology, Gravimetric Preparation & Verification of Primary Reference Gas Mixtures (PRMs), Testing & Calibration in Gas Metrology Metrology in General
Jun 16 – Jun 27, 2018 (2 weeks)
8 GMA-GT-2019-01
FMC
Flow Measurement and Calibration
Air Speed, Gas Flow, Liquid Flow, Flow Meters Metrology in General
Mar 25 – Apr 4, 2019 (2 weeks)
11 GMA-GT-2019-02
RI
Ionizing Radiation
RI Dosimetry, Radioactivity, Neutron Metrology in General
Jun 10 – Jun 20, 2019 (2 weeks)
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500 147 ㎡
On 500 147 ㎡site of its campus, KRISS has more than 20 buildings, which are accommodating R&D activities and technical services in the field of metrology, ranging from fundamental sciences to the cutting-edge areas of applied measurement technologies.
KRISS Main Entrance
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Lecture (MiG) 19 % Lecture (LDM) 29 % Hands-on Exercise 26 % Lab Report Presentation 11 % Test 3 % Action Plan discussion/ presentation, Evaluation 12 % Content Composition
Group Course (2014)
Dimensional Measurement
in General
Lectures on NQI, CIPM MRA, QMS, Uncertainty
Programming Focused
a most effective learning
solutions to problems in face, future development plan
Substantial Applications for better services
Lectures (AM) + Practice (PM)
Customer Satisfaction higher than 4.5/5.0
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