Measurement Uncertainty Applications
- Start Date : 9 February, 2027
- Start Time : 8:00am
- End Date : 9 February, 2027
- End Time : 5:00pm
- Address : Salon IV, N Tower
No Schedule
This workshop provides clear instructions on developing a measurement uncertainty budget compliant to JCGM100 to meet requirements of ISO/IEC17025. An electrical example will be used to develop an uncertainty budget using the Excel Measurement uncertainty template developed in the Excel Applications class. Example developed using DC Volatge parameter will be used to generate a sample measurement uncertainty budget for laboratory’s standards and for reporting on their Scope of Accreditation (CMC) and reporting customer’s calibration uncertainty per ILAC P14 requirements. Tools for developing decision rules for making statements of conformity will be shared.
Participant are encouraged to bring their laptops with Excel or Google spreadsheet installed for hands-on experience.
Learning Objectives and outcome for this workshop are:
- Understanding the Measurement Uncertainty Process.
- Ensuring that metrological traceability is maintained.
- Developing and understanding statistical tools for in the application of measurement uncertainty process per JCGM 100.
- Developing tools and methods for reporting customer’s measurement uncertainty per ILAC P14 guidelines.
- Making statements of conformity.
<a href="https://mscconf.com/speakers/dilip-shah/"Dilip Shahl
Dilip A. Shah has over 50 years of industry experience in metrology, electronics, instrumentation, measurement and computer applications of statistics in the Quality Assurance areas. He has been employed in various positions with Philips Electronics (UK), Kodak Ltd. (UK), Instruments Division of Monsanto Corporation, Flexsys America and Alpha Technologies. He is currently a Principal of E = mc3 Solutions, a consulting practice that provides training and consulting and auditing solutions in ISO/IEC 17025, ISO 9001, Measurement Uncertainty and computer applications.
Dilip is an ASQ Fellow and certified by American Society for Quality (ASQ) as a Certified Quality Auditor, Certified Quality Engineer and Certified Calibration Technician. Dilip volunteers his time with the local Akron-Canton (Ohio) ASQ section 810 (Chair for the 2001-2002 year). Dilip has served on the advisory board of the University of Akron Engineering and Science Technology Division. Dilip belongs to the Statistics, Reliability, Aerospace and Defense, Automotive, Inspection, Quality Audit, Quality Management and Measurement Quality Divisions (Chair 2016, 2012-2013, 2007-2008, 2003-2005 terms) of American Society for Quality (ASQ).
Dilip is the co-author of The Metrology Handbook (1st and 2nd editions) published by the ASQ Quality Press and has been the reviewer of the 3rd edition of the Metrology Handbook. He has contributed to the 2010 re-write of the CCT Primer by the Quality Council of Indiana. Dilip participated in the initial development of ASQ’s Certified Calibration Technician exam. Dilip participates actively in the measurement related issues through the National Conference of Standards Laboratories International (NCSLI) and the west coast-based Measurement Science Conference (MSC) where he presents sessions, papers and workshops. Dilip is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).
Dilip has been an A2LA Workplace Training (AWPT) trainer since 2018 and he previously served as the instructor for A2LA Training (2005-2018) and has conducted various workshops for them and other organizations in this capacity since 2005.
Dilip is the recipient of NCSLI’s 2023 William Wildhack Award, NCSLI’s 2011 Education & Training Award, MSC's 2010 Andrew J. Woodington Award, ASQ-MQD’s 2005 Max J. Unis Award and co-recipient of MSC’s 2003 Algie Lance Award for the Best Paper (Gage R. & R. versus ANOVA).
Dilip has served as a Member of the A2LA Board of Directors (2006-2014). Dilip is also involved in the Learning & Development Committee activities of NCSLI. Dilip served as the NCSLI Conference Tutorial Program Chair (2012 – 2017, 2023-), has contributed to the ASQ Quality Progress Magazine’s Measure for Measure column and ASQ Expert Answers Blog.