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Review of temperature measurement
Review of Scientific Instruments · 2000 · Vol. 71(8) · pp. 2959–2978
Peter Childs✉(University of Sussex)J.R. Greenwood(University of Sussex)Christopher Long(University of Sussex)
Abstract
A variety of techniques are available enabling both invasive measurement, where the monitoring device is installed in the medium of interest, and noninvasive measurement where the monitoring system observes the medium of interest remotely. In this article we review the general techniques available, as well as specific instruments for particular applications. The issues of measurement criteria including accuracy, thermal disturbance and calibration are described. Based on the relative merits of different techniques, a guide for their selection is provided.
Calibration and Measurement TechniquesAdvanced Sensor Technologies ResearchScientific Measurement and Uncertainty EvaluationCalibrationComputer scienceSystem of measurementTemperature measurementMeasurement uncertaintyVariety (cybernetics)Remote sensingPhysicsArtificial intelligenceGeology
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- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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