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Overview: How Does Bayesian Metrology Work?
Simple Example The basic idea behind the Bayesian approach is illustrated with a simple example.
Case Studies The application of Bayesian metrology is demonstrated in the following case studies.
  • "Using Bayesian Methods to Improve a Calibration Program: Calibration of a Pressure Transducer Using Dynamic Linear Modeling", Charles Hagwood. Case study available in PDF format.

  • "Benzo[c}phenanthrene in SRM 1975, Diesel Extract", Mark Vangel, James Yen, and Kimball Kniskern. Case study available in PDF format.

  • "Michelson's 1879 Determination of the Speed Of Light: A Case Study in Bayesian Metrology", Mark Vangel. Case study available in PDF format.

  • "Bayesian Analysis of a NIST Dataset: Interlaboratory Study on Thermal Conductivity", Mark Vangel. Case study available in PDF format.

  • "Bayesian Analysis of a NIST Dataset: Spectrophotometer Calibration With Between Run Variability", Mark Vangel. Case study available in PDF format.

Note: The above case studies may link to documents that are in the Portable Document Format (PDF). If you cannot view PDF files from your browser, the Adobe Acrobat Reader can be freely downloaded. You may also contact the SED webmaster to request a printed copy of the document.

Date created: 8/28/2001
Last updated: 8/28/2001
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