Tutorials
Be sure to include tutorials in your conference plans. Tutorials are included in your conference registration -- there is no separate fee for tutorials at the Graz conference.
Tutorials will be held Sunday, 13 May 2012 (see tutorial schedule here) at Graz University of Technology (campus Inffeldgasse, lecture rooms i1, i2, i11, i12, i13). Tutorials, lunch (12:00-13:30), and coffee break (15:00-15:30) are included in the conference fees.
Coordinated tutorial tracks will introduce you to selected industry practices and measurement problems or to new academic developments explored in the specialized conference tracks. Tutorials are designed to allow you to get the greatest benefit from specialized I2MTC conference papers and posters.
Five parallel tutorial tracks will cover the following topics:
Industrial track #1 – “Providing Sustainable Energy”:
- Introduction to Drilling Engineering and Well Design (Gerhard Thonhauser, Montanuniversität Leoben)
- Geophysical Surface and Downhole Measurement to Understand the Subsurface (John Macpherson, Baker Hughes Inc.)
- Drilling Related Measurements and Process Automation (Fred Florence, National Oilwell Varco)
Industrial track #2 – “Enabling Alternative Vehicles”:
- Advanced Modal Vehicle Emission Analysis for Modern Vehicle Concepts (Kurt Engeljehringer, AVL List GmbH)
- Advanced On-Road Powertrain Systems – Trends and Outlook (Peter Prenninger, AVL List GmbH)
- Effective CO2 reduction enforced by in-use vehicle measurement (Martin Rzehorska, AVL List GmbH)
Industrial track #3 – “Protecting the Environment”:
- Environmental Protection through Process Instrumentation – Industrial Requirements and Constraints (Gerald Steiner, Anton Paar GmbH)
- Reliable Water-Quality Monitoring and Efficient Process Control using state-of-the-art Sensor Technology and Real-time Data Validation (Helmut Lindner, scan Messtechnik GmbH)
- Achievements and Trends in Analytical Chemistry (Alfred Steinbach, Metrohm AG)
Academic track #1
- Advanced Optochemical Sensors for Environmental Applications (Torsten Mayr, Graz University of Technology)
- From Imaging Data to Useful Visual Information and Measurements (Jacob Scharcanski, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)
- Energy Harvesting (Ulrich Schmid, Vienna University of Technology & Manel Gasulla, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya)
Academic track #2:
- How to model Measurement Activity and define Uncertainty (Alessandro Ferrero, Politecnico di Milano)
- Nanometrology (Kuang-Chao Fan, National Taiwan University)
- Measurement of highest static torques of up to 1 MNm – a metrological view (Dirk Röske, PTB Braunschweig)
