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Photometry
Short Course
National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST)
100 Bureau Drive
Metrology Building 220, Room B343
Gaithersburg, MD 20899
August 25-28, 2009
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Sponsors:
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Optical
Technology Division, National
Institute of Standards and Technology
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Audience:
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Photometry
engineers and technicians in industries such as lighting, photography,
and avionics; calibration and testing laboratories; instrument manufacturers;
and others. |
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Format:
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lectures
and laboratory sessions. |
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Purpose:
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The
need for education and training for photometry engineers in industry
has been stressed by the Council for Optical Radiation Measurements
(CORM), Lamp Testing Engineer's Conference (LTEC), and other metrology
groups in industry. The course, planned for three and half days
with a limit of 28 participants*, is aimed mainly at customers of
NIST photometric calibrations, and more widely, engineers and technicians
engaged in photometric work in industry. |
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Topics:
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The
course will cover fundamentals in photometry and colorimetry and
practical aspects of measurements of luminous flux, luminous intensity,
illuminance, luminance, color temperature, and chromaticity of light
sources. The course will consist of 10 lectures given mainly by
NIST scientists and 3 hands-on laboratory sessions at the NIST photometry
laboratory using the 4 m bench, the 2.5 m integrating sphere, and
the color temperature measurement facility. |
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Technical
Contact:
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Cameron
Miller, NIST, phone: 301/975-4713, fax: 301/840-8551, email: c.miller@nist.gov |
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Payment
Contact:
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Brittney
Hunt, Utah State University Research Foundation, phone: 435-797-4783,
fax: 435-797-4160, email: brittney.hunt@usurf.usu.edu |
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General
information :
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Angela Ellis,
NIST, phone: 301/975-3881, email: angela.ellis@nist.gov
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Website:
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Homepage |
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Registration:
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NON U.S.
CITIZENS PLEASE NOTE:
All foreign national visitors who do not have permanent resident
status and who wish to register for the Spectrophotometry Short
Course must supply additional information. Failure to provide
this information prior to arrival on the site will result, as
a minimum, in significant delays (up to 24 hours) in entering
the facility. Authority to gather this information is derived
from United States Department of Commerce Department Administrative
Order (DAO) number 207-12.
For Non U.S.
Citizens, please complete the Foreign
National Visitors Form before you register for the course.
Please fax completed form to Teresa Vicente at 301-948-2067
Registration Form Please complete the Registration Form and fax
it to Brittney Hunt at 435-797-4160 or mail it to:
Utah State
University Research Foundation
1695 North Research Park Way
North Logan, Utah 84341
Full Registration
Fee: $1550.00
Lecture Only Registration Fee: $800.00 (No laboratory sessions)
Registration
closed on 08/18/2009
Refund requests must be submitted in writing by
08/18/2009
This short
course is limited to 18 attendees (Full Fee) and
10 attendees (Lectures Only Fee) on a first come,
first served basis.
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Accommodations:
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A block of
rooms has been reserved for the nights of August 24-27, 2009 at
the Wyndham Garden
Hotel, Gaithersburg, MD. The special rate is $99.00
per night plus 13% tax. Please contact the hotel directly at 301/670-0008.
To make your reservation, mention that you are attending the "NIST/
Photometry Short Course". Reservations
should be made early to ensure the NIST group rate. Requests
received after August 4, 2009 will be filled on a space available
basis.
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