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IMEKO TC6 M4Dconf

Hybrid with physical attendance in Berlin, Germany

19 — 21 September 2022

Day 1 - Monday 19 SEP

Time (CEST)	Duration	Session	Location
8:00		Registration desk opens	Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Welcome and introduction	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Welcome note by IMEKO President Prof. Frank Härtig Introductory talk by TC6 Chairperson
09:30 - 10:00	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break	Helmholtz Building
10:00 - 12:00	2 h	Parallel Session 1.1 (GS1)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digital transformation in metrological traceability
		Parallel Session 1.2 (MOD)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Modelling metrology in software for digital transformation
12:00 - 13:00	1 h	Lunch break	Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Panel Session 2 (CIPM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Digitalization and the SI: a collaborative approach
15:00 - 15:30	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break	Helmholtz Building
15:30 - 17:30	2 h	Parallel Session 2.1 (EM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		EURAMET metrology: facing and solving digital challenges
		Parallel Session 2.2 (GS2)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digital infrastructures and technologies

Day 2 - Tuesday 20 SEP

Time (CEST)	Duration	Session	Location
8:00		Doors / VC open	Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Keynote	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30		Digital information from metrology for advanced and sustainable manufacturing (Zeiss)
09:30 - 10:00	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 1	Helmholtz Building
10:00 - 12:00	2 h	Parallel Session 3.1 (DPI)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digitalization of Metrology in Pharma Industry
		Parallel Session 3.2 (MDCC)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Machine-readable digital calibration certificates (DCC)
12:00 - 13:00	1 h	Lunch break	Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Parallel Session 4.1 (IM8)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Traceability in a digital world (IMEKO TC8)
		Parallel Session 4.2 (LM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Digital transformation in legal metrology (OIML)
15:00 - 15:30	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 2	Helmholtz Building
15:30 - 17:00	1.5 h	Parallel Session 5.1 (GS3)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digital transformation beyond the state-of-the-art
		Parallel Session 5.2 (GS4)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		FAIR data and semantics in metrology
19:00		Conference Dinner in Berlin

Day 3 - Wednesday 21 SEP

Time (CEST)	Duration	Session	Location
8:00		Doors / VC open	Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Keynote	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Uncertainty-aware machine learning for metrology (NPL)
09:30 - 10:00	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 1	Helmholtz Building
10:00 - 12:00	2 h	Parallel Session 6.1 (EL)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		EUROLAB - "The lab of the future is now"
		Parallel Session 6.2 (P2DT1)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Pathways to digital transformation I
12:00 - 13:00	1 h	Lunch break	Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Parallel Session 7.1 (SNM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Sensor Network Metrology
		Parallel Session 7.2 (P2DT2)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Pathways to digital transformation II
15:00 - 15:30	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 2	Helmholtz Building
15:30 - 17:00	1.5 h	Panel Session 7 (END)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Closing: summary & lessons learned

Abbestraße

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IMEKO TC6 M4Dconf

221 Attendees === 44 Approved scientific papers === 16 Invited talks === 15 Sessions

Conference program overview

Time (CEST)	Duration	Session	Location
8:00		Registration desk opens	Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Welcome and introduction	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Welcome note by IMEKO President Prof. Frank Härtig Introductory talk by TC6 Chairperson
09:30 - 10:00	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break	Helmholtz Building
10:00 - 12:00	2 h	Parallel Session 1.1 (GS1)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digital transformation in metrological traceability
		Parallel Session 1.2 (MOD)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Modelling metrology in software for digital transformation
12:00 - 13:00	1 h	Lunch break	Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Panel Session 2 (CIPM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Digitalization and the SI: a collaborative approach
15:00 - 15:30	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break	Helmholtz Building
15:30 - 17:30	2 h	Parallel Session 2.1 (EM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		EURAMET metrology: facing and solving digital challenges
		Parallel Session 2.2 (GS2)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digital infrastructures and technologies

Time (CEST)	Duration	Session	Location
8:00		Doors / VC open	Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Keynote	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30		Digital information from metrology for advanced and sustainable manufacturing (Zeiss)
09:30 - 10:00	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 1	Helmholtz Building
10:00 - 12:00	2 h	Parallel Session 3.1 (DPI)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digitalization of Metrology in Pharma Industry
		Parallel Session 3.2 (MDCC)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Machine-readable digital calibration certificates (DCC)
12:00 - 13:00	1 h	Lunch break	Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Parallel Session 4.1 (IM8)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Traceability in a digital world (IMEKO TC8)
		Parallel Session 4.2 (LM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Digital transformation in legal metrology (OIML)
15:00 - 15:30	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 2	Helmholtz Building
15:30 - 17:00	1.5 h	Parallel Session 5.1 (GS3)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Digital transformation beyond the state-of-the-art
		Parallel Session 5.2 (GS4)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		FAIR data and semantics in metrology
19:00		Conference Dinner in Berlin

Time (CEST)	Duration	Session	Location
8:00		Doors / VC open	Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Keynote	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
08:30 - 09:30	1 h	Uncertainty-aware machine learning for metrology (NPL)
09:30 - 10:00	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 1	Helmholtz Building
10:00 - 12:00	2 h	Parallel Session 6.1 (EL)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		EUROLAB - "The lab of the future is now"
		Parallel Session 6.2 (P2DT1)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Pathways to digital transformation I
12:00 - 13:00	1 h	Lunch break	Helmholtz Building
13:00 - 15:00	2 h	Parallel Session 7.1 (SNM)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Sensor Network Metrology
		Parallel Session 7.2 (P2DT2)	Sitzungssaal, Siemens Building
		Pathways to digital transformation II
15:00 - 15:30	30 min	Tea & Coffee Break 2	Helmholtz Building
15:30 - 17:00	1.5 h	Panel Session 7 (END)	Lecture hall, Helmholtz Building
		Closing: summary & lessons learned

Detailed program

Day 1 - 19th September

Time (CEST)	Title	Room
08:30 - 09:30	Welcome note by IMEKO President Prof. Frank Härtig Introductory talk by TC6 Chair Sascha Eichstädt	HvH
10:00 - 12:00	Session 1.1, Chair: S. Prugovecki, A. P. Vedurmudi Digital transformation in metrological traceability	HvH
J. Pearce Towards digitalization of temperature measurements A. P. Vedurmudi Uncertainty-aware room-temperature profile estimation using ordinary kriging O. Baer Digital twin concept for force metrology services J. Gebhardt Verification of industrial temperature measurements using a non-invasive approach
10:00 - 12:00	Session 1.2, Chairs: B. Hall and M. Kuster Modelling metrology in software for digital transformation	SIE
B. Hall The Uncertain Number: a data model for measurement M. Kuster Implementing an M-Layer data model G. Nakov Expressive type systems for metrology C. Pottier Using Blender as a tool to simulate 3D camera based measurements A. Cetinkaya Uncertainty Calculation-As-A-Service: An IIoT Application for Automated RF Power Sensor Calibration
13:00 - 15:00	Plenary session: Digitalization and the SI: a collaborative approach	HvH
15:30 - 17:30	Session 2.1, Chair: S. Eichstädt EURAMET metrology: facing and solving digital challenges	HvH
15:30 - 17:30	Session 2.2, Chair: Cristian Zet Digital infrastructures and technologies	SIE
H. Gasca Implementation of a scientific metrology cloud kernel as a byproduct of the digital twins A. Oppermann Digital Transformation: Towards a Cloud Native Architecture for highly automated and event driven processes C. Zet Automated DCC generation using LabView and blockchain technology K. M. Ahmed Smart infrastructure for developing digital calibration certificates at SASO-NMCC

Day 2 - 20th September

Time (CEST)	Title	Room
08:30 - 09:30	Keynote: Digital information from metrology for advanced and sustainable manufacturing (Dietrich Imkamp, Zeiss)	HvH
10:00 - 12:00	Session 3.1, Chairs: S. Prugovecki and T. Jurkovic Digitalization of Metrology in Pharma Industry	SIE
M. Chrubasik Ontology-Based REST APIs for Measurement Terminology: Glossaries as a Service P. Duncan Data Metrology for Life Sciences, Medicine and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
10:00 - 12:00	Session 3.2, Chairs: S. Schönhals and C. Brown Machine-readable digital calibration certificates	HvH
S. Schönhals Recent advances of the long-term available DCC schema version 3 V. Galpin Supporting Provenance of Digital Calibration Certificates with Temporal Databases B. Gloger Input management for the DCC M.-A. Demir A human readable form of the DCC J. Nummiluikki Developing and testing digital calibration certificate in an industrial application G. S. Öktem Digital schemaX and the future of digital calibration certificate
13:00 - 15:00	Session 4.1, Chairs: Th. Wiedenhöfer and F. Grasso-Toro Traceability in a digital world (IMEKO TC8)	SIE
13:00 - 15:00	Session 4.2, Chairs: R. Schwartz and Y. Ping Digital transformation in legal metrology (OIML)	HvH
K. Shirono Design of the digitalized conformity assessment for laboratory activities in individual certifications S. Eickelberg Integrating a Calibration Laboratory Workflow into a Metrological Digital Ecosystem: A Case Study H. Watanabe Specification for audit train in OIML D31: toward runtime verification
15:30 - 17:00	Session 5.1, Chair: C. Zet Digital transformation beyond the state-of-the-art	SIE
B. Hall Representing metrological traceability in digital systems T. Rubin Promising benefits of a self-updating (U)DCC application example: the quantum-based Pascal S. Eichstädt The quality infrastructure in the digital age: beyond machine-readable documents
15:30 - 17:00	Session 5.2, Chair: D. Hutzschenreuter FAIR data and semantics in metrology	HvH
D. Hutzschenreuter An Introduction To Linked Data And The Semantic Web F. Brochu Tools for a searchable and traceable curated database M. Gruber Providing FAIR and metrologically traceable data sets - a case study J. Neumann Semantic Interoperability in Metrology through Controlled Vocabulary

Day 3 - 21st September

Time (CEST)	Title	Room
08:30 - 09:30	Keynote: Uncertainty-aware machine learning for metrology (Andrew Thompson, NPL)	HvH
10:00 - 12:00	Session 6.1: EUROLAB - "The lab of the future is now"	HvH
10:00 - 12:00	Session 6.2, Chairs: B. Hall and J. Bartholomew Pathways to digital transformation I	SIE
C. Shan The APMP-DXFG: a focus group on digital transformation in metrology M. Mende From digital device under test to digital calibration certificate: challenges and solutions for the calibration of measuring instruments and sensors in the digital future A. Al Mamun Digital Transformation of Metrology in Bangladesh M. Alsenaidi Digital transformation in UAE metrology
13:00 - 15:00	Session 7.1, Chairs: F. Grasso-Toro and M. Koval Sensor Network Metrology	HvH
J. Mou Sensor fault diagnosis using deep learning for offshore structural health monitoring M. Koval The general approach of sensor network F. Grasso Toro Data quality and aggregation in power system distributed sensor networks G. Kok A metrological temperature sensor network for optimizing long distance measurements S. Eichstädt Fundamental aspects in data analysis for sensor network metrology
13:00 - 15:00	Session 7.2, chairs: J. Barholomew and B. Hall Pathways to digital transformation II	SIE
C. Cooksey The digital NIST: challenges and opportunities in the digital transformation of NIST's calibration services W. D. Camara The digital NIST: challenges and opportunities in the digital transformation of NIST's reference material services A. Varshney Role of digital transformation in metrology for industrial growth of country T. Alrahali Metrology pillars of the digital economy and industry 4.0 O. Purata Analogue tools to enlighten the pathway to digital transformation in SME size calibration laboratories
15:30 - 17:00	Closing ceremony	HvH

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This conference is supported by the Helmholtz Fund e.V.

The Helmholtz Fund is based at PTB in Braunschweig and has more than 40 members. It focusses on scientists and economists in the field of metrology, encouraging them to exchange information and work closely together. The Fund gives awards and other incentives to scientists, PhD students and apprentices for top metrological achievements. One of these awards is the internationally renowned Helmholtz Prize.