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EURAMET Season's Greetings

As the year comes to a close, we’d like to say thank you to all our members, friends, partners, and stakeholders.

Your hard work, contributions, and support were what made 2019 such a busy and successful year.

We’re looking forward to continuing all the collaboration, outreach, and of course science, as we move into the 2020s.

We wish you and your families happy holidays and a good New Year.

Your EURAMET community

News Highlights

EMPIR project’s AC voltage technology featured on cover of IEEE publication

New project development featured by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Flare generated from a large flow of electrical current

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‘TRUTHS’ satellite for robust climate monitoring to be decided in November 2019

ESA members will decide on funding for satellite mission designed to monitor Earth’s climate explicitly tied to SI – a ‘metrology laboratory in space’

Truths mission, © NPL

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EMPIR project research results in book publication

‘Characterization of Nanoparticles - measurement processes for nanoparticles’, edited by project partners

‘Characterization of nanoparticles’ edited by EMPIR project partners

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Metrology for earth observation and climate

Remote sensing of the Earth from space is vital for obtaining the global data needed to underpin climate change research and its impacts, (e.g. flooding and agriculture), and to identify potential environmental issues such as pollution and coastal erosion. Satellites need t...

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European metrology for earth observation and climate

Earth observation agencies worldwide are moving towards a more coordinated approach to data gathering. With the increased importance of the data they provide, they are demanding improved measurement accuracy of the instrumentation on board Earth observation satellites. Sate...

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