Metrology and Meteorology: Measuring Hurricanes

September 16, 2025 Office

by Jeffrey R. Carlson, A.T. Imagine a homeowner, waiting for the hurricane to come, fixated on news reports advising evacuation, yet the evacuation zones are constantly changing due to the storm’s path shifting. Gas stations […]

That Wild, Wild, Westinghouse

September 16, 2025 Office

by Dan Wiswell When considering this article, I thought I’d give you all a short summer read and present a few instruments that I don’t focus on very much. Thinking back on subjects I’ve previously […]

AI Needs Well-Formatted Data

September 16, 2025 Michael Schwartz

A couple of months ago, I presented at NCSLI on AI (Artificial Intelligence) and why AI doesn’t work so well in Metrology. At the heart of the problem is the mess of unstructured data. Large […]

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