Call for Papers - MSA Conference 2011
A Climate for Better Measurement
Deakin Management and Convention Centre
Geelong
19-21 October 2011
The Metrology Society of Australia is holding its biennial conference in Geelong at the Deakin Management and Convention Centre from 19th to 21st October, 2011. This modern facility includes a generous gathering area, a number of presentation rooms of different sizes and onsite accommodation for over 60 delegates. The MSA has secured the entire facility for the duration of our conference so delegates and exhibitors can conveniently interact, attend the presentations and conduct private meetings in the generous foyer or in private break out rooms.
Please visit www.managementcentre.com.au for more detailed information about the venue.
The theme of the conference is:
A Climate for Better Measurement
This is the first call for papers and expressions of interest and a brief abstract of no more than 150 words should be submitted by 15th June. Submissions should be forwarded by email to:
neville.owen@measurement.gov.au
Successful applicants will be notified by 22nd June. We anticipate papers will need to be submitted by 15th August. Further details on the conference venue, time line for activities and conference fees will be published shortly in TAM and on the MSA web site. The conference will include at least two technical forums:
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The Dimensional sub group will hold a forum on training and use of Coordinate Measuring Machines including GD&T and GPS, the language of this field. An international expert has been invited to co-chair this forum. (Greg Hetland from USA)
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The Pressure sub group will hold a forum to review the application and acceptance of the MSA test methods for pressure metrologists. This group will also discuss the issues associated with the application of Dead Weight Testers outside the range of testing used to characterise the piston cylinder unit.
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Other forums will be considered based on anticipate attendees
The 2 ½ day conference will start of Wednesday 19th October with a welcome barbeque from about 4:00 pm followed by the 2 day technical program on 20-21 October with a conference dinner at the Werribee Zoo on the 20th. The conference will conclude with the MSA AGM on Friday afternoon followed by light snacks allowing delegates to depart at their leisure to catch flights home or return to Melbourne.
Should you have any questions regarding the conference, the call for papers or the technical program then please contact one of the members of the organizing committee:
Neville Owen |
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Randall Anderson |
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Keith Fordham |
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Ian Dollery |
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Jane Warne |
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