GSO OIML G 1-GUM-6:2022
Gulf Standard
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10 October 2022
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Guide to the expression of uncertainty in measurement — Part 6: Developing and using measurement models
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GSO OIML G 1-GUM-6:2022 Scope
This document provides guidance on developing and using a measurement model and
also covers the assessment of the adequacy of a measurement model. The document is
of particular interest to developers of measurement procedures, working instructions and
documentary standards. The model describes the relationship between the output quantity
(the measurand) and the input quantities known to be involved in the measurement. The
model is used to obtain a value for the measurand and an associated uncertainty. Measurement
models are also used in, for example, design studies, simulation of processes, and in
engineering, research and development.
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