Stop the war!Остановите войну!
for scientists:
default search action
Google
Google Scholar
Semantic Scholar
Internet Archive Scholar
CiteSeerX
ORCIDIEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, Volume 17
Volume 17, Number 1, February 2014
- Mike Gard:
Editor's bench [The Remarkable I&M Technologies of CERN]. 4 - Philippe Farthouat:
Signal conditioning and digitization for the ATLAS experiment: tutorial 46. 8-18 - Pierluigi Campana:
Detector and data processing technologies for the LHCb experiment: tutorial 47. 20-26 - Walter Scandale:
The UA9 experiment on crystal-assisted collimation at the CERN-super proton synchrotron: tutorial 48. 28-33 - Alessandro Masi, Alessandro Danisi, Roberto Losito
:
Low uncertainty position transducers for the LHC collimators: tutorial 49. 34-40 - Owain Rhodri Jones:
Beam instrumentation systems of the large hadron collider: tutorial 50. 42-48 - Amalia Ballarino, Giuseppe Montenero, Pasquale Arpaia:
Transformer-based measurement of critical currents in superconducting cables: tutorial 51. 49-55 - Juan Casas:
LHC thermometry: laboratory precision on an industrial scale in a hostile environment: tutorial 52. 57-64 - Miguel Cerqueira Bastos, Gunnar Fernqvist, Gregory Hudson, John G. Pett, Andrea Cantone, Francis Power, Alfredo Saab, Björn Halvarsson, John R. P. Pickering:
High accuracy current measurement in the main power converters of the large hadron collider: tutorial 53. 66-73 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products [13 product reviews]. 74-79
Volume 17, Number 2, April 2014
- Mike Gard:
Renewable energy and the conclusion of the matter [From the editor's bench ]. 4 - Reza Zoughi:
It is all about quality [President's perspectives]. 6-7 - Wendy Van Moer:
Moving forward [Letter from the future editor]. 8 - Branislav V. Djokic:
The special issue of articles on renewable energy challenges [Guest editorial]. 9 - David Jarry-Bolduc, Emmanuel Cote:
Hydro energy generation and instrumentation & measurement: hydropower plant efficiency testing. 10-14 - Marcelo Godoy Simões, Eduard Muljadi, Mohit Singh, Vahan Gevorgian:
Measurement-based performance analysis of wind energy systems. 15-20 - Johan H. R. Enslin:
Integration of photovoltaic solar power - the quest towards dispatchability. 21-26 - Frede Blaabjerg, Hui Liu, Poh Chiang Loh:
Marine energy generation systems and related monitoring and control. 27-32 - Boris Berseneff, Marion Perrin, Tuan Quoc Tran, Pascal Brault, Nicole Mermilliod, Nouredine Hadjsaid, Tony Delaplagne, Nicolas Martin, Bruno Crouzevialle:
The significance of energy storage for renewable energy generation and the role of instrumentation and measurement. 34-40 - Veronica Scotti:
The sentence in the L'Aquila earthquake trial. 41-45 - Shlomo Engelberg, Yosef Soussana, Shay Weiss:
A DIY pipelined analog to digital converter that utilizes compressive sensing. 46-49 - John Witzel:
Simple DC motors [My favorite experiment]. 50-53 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products [13 product reviews]. 54-59
Volume 17, Number 3, June 2014
- Wendy Van Moer:
'Magic in the Air' [Editorial]. 4-10 - Kevin E. Bennet:
Physician - Engineering collaboration. 11-14 - Shin-ichi Ando:
What does a perfect blood pressure meter look like from a clinician point of view? 15-20 - Pedro Arzuaga:
Cardiac pacemakers: past, present and future. 21-27 - Bryan P. Kibble:
The measuring stick came before the wheel [Basicmetrology]. 28-29 - Luca De Vito, Octavian Postolache, Sergio Rapuano:
Measurements and sensors for motion tracking in motor rehabilitation. 30-38 - Veronica Scotti:
Liability in measurement [Legalmetrology]. 39-40 - Shervin Shirmohammadi, Alessandro Ferrero:
Camera as the instrument: the rising trend of vision based measurement. 41-47 - Reza Zoughi:
Duties of the president [Behind the peoplescenes]. 48 - Marco Parvis:
Technical committee on biological and medical measurements [TC-25update]. 49-50
Volume 17, Number 4, August 2014
- Reza Zoughi, Robert P. Lyons Jr.:
Welcome to IEEE AUTOTEST 2014 [President's Perspectives]. 4 - Nikhil V. Adnani, Mathieu Lamanque, Tarek K. Helaly, Mohammad Farhan, Tim Hember, Ian Ward:
Versatile 20 GHz wideband RF digitizer for test and measurement. 6-14 - David Murray:
RF recording techniques to resolve wireless channel interference problems. 16-20 - Jochen Wolle:
LXI in satellite system testing. 22-26 - Terry Borroz:
Considerations in the design of a boundary scan runtime library. 27-30 - Krisztian Enisz, Dénes Fodor, Istvan Szalay, László Kovács:
Reconfigurable real-time hardware-in-the-loop environment for automotive electronic control unit testing and verification. 31-36 - Bryan P. Kibble, Ian Robinson:
Stop that interference! [Basic Metrology]. 37-38 - Simona Salicone:
The mathematical theory of evidence and measurement uncertainty. 39-46 - Daniel Brateris, Dwight Bedford, David M. Calhoun, Aaron Johnson, Nickolas Kowalski, Thomas Mukalian, Justin Reda, Anthony Samaritano, Robert R. Krchnavek:
The smartphone-enabled DMM. 47-54 - Kristen M. Donnell:
The Membership Development Committee [Behind the Scenes]. 55 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products [12 product reviews]. 56-61
Volume 17, Number 5, October 2014
- Sergio Borghi, Maurizio Favaron, Giuseppe Frustaci:
Climate network: A climatological network for energy applications in urban areas. 18-23 - Ian Woodhead:
IMS in New Zealand [From the news chapters]. 48-50 - Wendy Van Moer:
"Spring is in the Air" [Editorial]. 4 - Simona Salicone:
Future Trends in I&M [Trends in future I&M]. 46-47 - Alexander Helmedag, Timo Isermann, Uwe Jassmann, Dominik Radner, Dirk Abel, Georg Jacobs, Antonello Monti:
Testing nacelles of wind turbines with a hardware in the loop test bench. 26-33 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products. 53-58 - David P. Dehenauw:
Forecasting severe windgusts in belgian thunderstorms. 6-33 - Veronica Scotti, Ted Vosk:
Weather Forecasting [Legalmetrology]. 60-63 - Bryan P. Kibble:
G-up (or down?) [Basicmetrology]. 16-17 - Simona Salicone:
The mathematical theory of evidence and measurement uncertainty - Expression and combination of measurement results via the random-fuzzy variables. 36-44 - Mark B. Yeary:
[TC-26update] Recent Activities of TC-26: Radar Cross-Section Measurements. 52 - Charles Nader:
The true value of a PhD in the eyes of industry [Life education]. 24-25 - Mark B. Yeary, Boon Leng Cheong, James M. Kurdzo, Tian-You Yu, Robert D. Palmer:
A brief overview of weather radar technologies and instrumentation. 10-15 - John Witzel:
Favorite experiment. 34-35
Volume 17, Number 6, December 2014
- Wendy Van Moer:
Goodbye 2014 [Editorial]. 4 - Luca Mari, Dario Petri:
Measurement science: constructing bridges between reality and knowledge. 6-11 - Bryan P. Kibble:
What are metrologists made of? 12-13 - Simona Salicone:
The mathematical theory of evidence and measurement uncertainty. 14-18 - Max Cortner:
Life after graduation. 19 - Claudio M. Montiel:
Introducing a course in test and measurement at Texas A&M University - Kingsville. 20-25 - José Miguel Dias Pereira, Octavian Postolache, Pedro Silva Girão:
Using neural network techniques in environmental sensing and measurement systems to compensate for the effects of influence quantities. 26- - Paolo Carbone:
Impact factor and research quality. 34-35 - Davide Della Giustina, Marco Pau, Paolo Attilio Pegoraro, Ferdinanda Ponci, Sara Sulis:
Electrical distribution system state estimation: measurement issues and challenges. 36-42 - Honghai Xu, Xiaoyang Li, Xiping Zhao, Yanjun Zeng:
Grinding dynamometer for vertical glass edge grinding machine with V-grinding wheel. 43-47 - Dario Petri:
VP of finance and treasurer report. 57
a service of 
manage site settings
To protect your privacy, all features that rely on external API calls from your browser are turned off by default. You need to opt-in for them to become active. All settings here will be stored as cookies with your web browser. For more information see our F.A.Q.
last updated on 2024-07-18 20:48 CEST by the dblp team
all metadata released as open data under CC0 1.0 license
see also: Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Imprint
dblp was originally created in 1993 at:
since 2018, dblp has been operated and maintained by:
the dblp computer science bibliography is funded and supported by:
