Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone METROLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENT IN THE ARCTIC Arctic Crircle Assembly Sunday, October 18 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone METROLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENT IN THE ARCTIC Andrea Merlone MeteoMet coordinator EURAMET TG Environment chair BIPM CCT TG Environment chair Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone European Association of National Metrology Institutes. Regional Metrology Organisation of Bureau International des Poids et Mesures Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Martin Milton BIPM Director Stable references and a metrologists approach are necessary to capture environmental data that may inform us about the past, the present and the future. I am therefore delighted, as Director of BIPM, to endorse and support the session Metrology fo Environment in the Arctic of the Arctic Circle Assembly Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone MeteorologyMetrology Geneve - Swiss Sevres - France Founded (as IMO) in 1873Convention of the metre in 1875 In 350 BC, Aristotle wrote Meteorology. Syria to Iran around 6000 B.C. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Left to right: Len Barrie (WMO), Andrew Wallard (Director BIPM), Michel Jarraud (Secretary General WMO), Ernst G bel (President CIPM), Wenjie Zhang (WMO) MRA A piece of history in science is jointly written by WMO and BIPM. WMO signs the Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) 2010 April 1. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone 2010 May 4-7. XXV Comit Consultatif de Thermomtrie (CCT) meets and prepares a significant reccomendations for the CIPM CCT launches TG ENV - A. Merlone Chair Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Andrea Merlone (INRiM) on A1 Expert Team on Operational In Situ Technologies Michaeld de Podesta (NPL) on A.2 Expert Team on Developments in Situ Technologies Carmen Garcia Izquierdo (CEM) on A.3 Expert Team on Instrument Intercomparisons Michael de Podesta (NPL) on C.1 Expert Team on Operational Metrology Christian Monte (PTB) on A.5 Task Team on Radiation References BIPM WMO BIPM CCT TG ENV Drago Grosely ARSO GRUAN Peter Thorne WMO RIC6 WMO Commission of Instruments and Methods of Observation Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone On February 2015 Andrea Merlone (INRiM) is nominated member of the OPACE1 of WMO Commission for Climatology WMO Commission for Climatology Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Maximum impact can be achieved if the research agendas are used to target long-term objectives. to enable and stimulate related investments in facilities and equipment and pooling of metrological resources across national boundaries to tackle key societal challenges EURAMET starts the new Task Group on Environment Climate change, Environment challenges require global solutions supported by reliable measurement, requirements for which often exceed the capacity and capability of individual nations Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Meteomet is a EURAMET joint research project 21 National Institutes of Metrology 12 Universities 13 Research centers 9 Instrument Companies 10 Meteo agencies MeteoMet is the larger EURAMET consortium 11 M Budget 300 Deliverables 960 Man months (80 years!) > 2017 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone CIMO & CCl Collaborators Meteo and Research Institutions Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Collaborators Private companies Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Collaborators Universities Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Mission Arctic Metrology 2014 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Arctic Metrology Workshop 2015 April 23, INRiM, Torino, Italy to address metrology experience and activities in support of the arctic research to present the expertise of metrology Institutes and universities, for the science in the arctic to plan a joint effort towards the creation of a permanent metrology structure for arctic research Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Arctic Metrology Workshop, Turin, 23 April 2015 Giorgio Novello, Italian Ambassador in Norway and Iceland Esteemed participants in the Arctic Metrology Workshop, I am particularly pleased to address my greetings to you from Oslo and my best wishes in your work. I believe metrology and EURAMET are bound for keeping a key role in this crucial region. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone NParticipantInstitution 1Julian GrbnerWRC - 2Marta ChiarleIRPI-CNR - 3Guido NigrelliIRPI-CNR - 4Volker EbertPTB - 5Marion MaturilliAWIPEV - 6Claudio CassardoUNITO - 7Agnieszka GrykaowskaINTi BS - 8Simona LongoCNR -DTA - 9Angelo ViolaISAC- CNR - 10Petra MilotaBEV - 11Erich GoetzingerBEV - 12Ragne EmardsonSP - 13Giulia CalzolaiINFN - 14Livio GianfraniUNINA2 - 15Fratianni SimonaUNITO - 16Roger 17Luca LanzaDICCA - UNIGE - 18Carmen Garca IzquierdoCEM - 19Fernando SparasciCNAM - LNE - 20Eric GeorginCETIAT - 21Danilo GodoneUNITO - 22Roberta ParanunzioCNR-IRPI - 23Christian LanconelliISAC- CNR - Italy 24Francesca SannaUNITO - 25Vito Vitale (Skype) INRIM Andrea MerloneGraziano CoppaGuiseppina Lopardo Chiara MusacchioFabio BertigliaAline Piccato Oriano Bottauscio PARTICIPANTS 23 rd April 2015 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Ny lesund seminar and NySMAC Meeting. Troms 21 25 September 2015 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Break out Arctic Circle 2015 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Arcitc Research Euramet Strategic Research Agenda The extreme ranges of variability of the key-quantities measured requiring higher accuracy than for other areas need dedicated calibration procedures and specific uncertainty evaluation. The logistical difficulties in reaching, removing, handling instruments for the calibration campaigns require self validating in situ measurements and calibration devices operating in arctic- based research stations. combine the expertise achieved in the individual, traditional fields of metrology into new interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary strategies Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone New Environment calls planned for 2016 and 2019 EURAMET calls on Environment MeteoMet MeteoMet2 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Giorgio Novello, Ambassador of Italy to the Kingdom of Norway and the Republic of Iceland Janko Drnovsek, Professor, Vice Chair, EURAMET Vito Vitale, Istituto di Scienze dell'Atmosfera e del Clima (CNR-ISAC) Chiara Musacchio, Guest Researcher and Project Management, MeteoMet Project Fernando Sparasci, Research Engineer, Laboratoire Commun de Mtrologie LNE-CNAM Marc Le Menn, Service Hydrographique et Ocanographique de la Marine Carmen Garcia Izquierdo, Centro Espaol de Metrologa (CEM) Volker Ebert, Professor, Gas Analysis Department Head, Physikalisch- Technische Bundesanstalt Ragne Emardson, Research Manager, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden Hannu Sairanen, Research Scientist, MIKES Metrology, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Luca Lanza, Principal Researcher, Universit di Genova Morten Karstoft Rasmussen, Physicist, Danish Technological Institute CHAIR: Andrea Merlone, EURAMET, BIPM, MeteoMet (INRiM) Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Metrology for the Arctic. Why? Contribution in evaluating measurement uncertainties Dedicated calibration procedures Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Calibrations and Uncertainties evaluations to reach full comparability Comparability on climate-change scales Comparability to fundamental physical models Comparability across generations Comparability across borders & organizations Comparability across instrument/measurement types Accurate Measurements to Reduce the Time Necessary to Capture a Trend Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone User NMI Manufacturter Instr. Provider Accredited Lab. Reference grade data In field measurement Measurement Uncertainty evaluation Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone The extreme ranges of variability of the key-quantities measured requiring higher accuracy than for other areas need dedicated calibration procedures and specific uncertainty evaluation, not available by usual calibration services. Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone The logistical difficulties in reaching, removing, handling instruments for the calibration campaigns require self validating in situ measurements and calibration devices operating in arctic- based research stations. Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone An active role of operators in defining common calibration procedures in cooperation with metrologists. Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone The opportunity for researchers to directly follow and take part in the calibration and test of their instruments. Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Unique calibration procedures, avoid different national approaches to introduce further discrepancies and uncertainties, incrementing the comparability of the instruments response. Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Time and funds saved in shipping Instruments to national calibration services Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone A central infrastructure to benefit all researchers operating in the area, with an agreed common implementation plan. Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Direct traceability to primary standards of the System of Units, arising from the involvement of National Institutes of Metrology, reduces calibration uncertainty. Primary Standard Platinum Thermometers ITS-90 fixed points. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Improved comparability of data in space and time, among different system and different research groups and stations Top of Boundary Layer Zeppelin Ny-lesund CCT Ice-Buoy Permafrost borehole Flux and Process Measurements Why a permanent calibration laboratory in Ny Alesund. Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone MeteoMet through the coordination of its consortium of National Metrology Institutes, developing specific devices can establish long term direct traceability of the measurements in polar area to primary standards, for First step: Temperature (air, water, ice, soil, permafrost temperature) Pressure Humidity (air humidity and soil moisture) Radiance (direct solar radiation, albedo) Salinity Traceability scheme A calibration laboratory in the Arctic Ny lesund or/and Longyearbyen Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone New Environment calls planned for 2016 and 2019 EURAMET calls on Environment MeteoMet MeteoMet2 Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Important dates September Ny lesund 16 18 October Arctic Circle Assembly 26 October Arctic + GRUAN project planning 1 December EURAMET TG ENV Workshop February 2016 PRT Submission deadline Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone 2016 EURAMETs 10th General Assembly. 23 rd to 27 th May 2016 Oslo 2 nd Arctic Metrology Workshop Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone A feasibility study to be presented September 2016 Spain (Madrid) & CIMO-TECO an occasion to reciprocally increase knowledge and understanding Arctic Circle Assembly 2015 October Reykjavk Andrea Merlone Keep on working together! 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