FUTURE EVENTS
SEMINAR: Uncertainty of Measurement
Date: 7 June, AMRC, Sheffield
Summary
Certainty is completely different to accuracy, errors, linearity and other measurements associated with good data. It is perfectly possible to have amazingly good and accurate data, and still be uncertain of the result you have.
This seminar will cover some practical situations in measurement, data collection and analysis where even with very accurate measurements, good transducers, accurate analysis models, it is still possible to make the wrong conclusions, or not be able to prove a result is correct. The usual reason is not understanding the actual problem, assumptions or not considering other factors. In other words, “the scientific method”. In fact, the goal is to do as few tests or analyses as possible and get one answer, to provide a faster result. It is too easy to assume that the expensive, accurate, and complex transducers we fit must produce the right answer. The seminar will look at some concrete examples of accurate and repeatable measurements where the certainty of a good result could be very suspect.
Presenters
Gaining Traction - Engineering in the face of uncertainty - Lessons from the World Rally Car - Damian Harty, REE
Uncertainties within a calibration laboratory - Miles Dadson, Proctor and Chester Measurements Ltd
Uncertainty Collection – a materials testing case study on variability outside the specimen - Peter Bailey, Instron
Considering Uncertainty, “Are you sure you have the correct answer?” – David Ensor, EIS
Quantifying the Effects of Uncertainty in Correlating Fatigue Life Simulation with Physical Tests - Andrew Halfpenny, HBK
Can you control all your test variables? We don’t! - Connor Bligh, JCB
Abstracts can be viewed in the brochure below
Registration
Complete the registration for and email to info@e-i-s.org.uk
WEBINAR: Introduction to Engineering IP
Date: 14 July 2022 - CHANGE OF DATE
About
This webinar provides a broad, high-level introduction to Intellectual Property (IP) for Engineering businesses. It will:
- provide Engineering businesses with an overview of the IP rights available to protect their ideas;
- discuss best practices and strategies to capture and protect key innovations whilst respecting the rights of others; and
- review the benefits of patent protection for engineering businesses, including monetising their innovation, gaining access to preferential tax regimes and securing investment.
Speakers
Jon Markham - Beck Greener
Jon is a partner at Beck Greener, a firm of patent and trade mark attorneys, in London. Jon trained in-house at Dyson and enjoys working closely with disruptive engineering and technology businesses to help them protect their innovation. His background is in physics and he has a commercially-sponsored PhD in OLED displays. Jon is a contributing author to the CIPA Black Book, the standard reference text for patent attorneys and he is a regular speaker and presenter.
Register
Attendance is FREE
