BSMI will hold international trend of metrology forum, inviting the public to explore the historic change in SI definition
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Redefinition of the international system of units (SI) will come into force on May 20, 2019 World Metrology Day. The Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection (BSMI), the leading authority on national metrology standard, celebrates the World Metrology Day every year by holding activities. This year, the BSMI is organizing a forum on the development of international metrology. Titled “The International System of Units—Fundamentally Better,” the event will take place on May 20 in the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) Kuangfu Campus in Hsinchu City.
International Organization
of Legal Metrology Vice President Yukinobu Miki, International Committee for
Weights and Measures Secretary General Takashi Usuda and Taiwanese representatives
from the government, academia and industry are invited to take part in the discussion
regarding the trend in quantum metrology and challenges of innovative
application after the redefinition of the SI, which will be based on fundamental
constants. The dialogue will mark the advent of a new era where quantum
technology is used to define SI.
“SI Redefinition—Challenges
for Next Generation Metrology” and “Trend of Modern Metrology and Quantum
Physics” are the keynote speeches to be delivered at the forum. BSMI Director
General Lian Jin-Zhang also invited International Committee for Weights and
Measures Secretary General Takashi Usuda, Academia Sinica Institute of Physics
Director Chang Chia-Seng, Precision Machinery Research and Development Center
President David Chuan, AUO Crystal President Liao Shih-Hung, CMP Group
President Lin Ting-Fang and Chroma ATE Inc. General Manager
Tseng I-Shih to participate in the summit forum, which is designed to help the
public quickly understand the significant influence of SI redefinition on
domestic trade and technology. This is also an opportunity for all to
understand the improvement and convenience brought about by the change in SI
definition.
In response to the
significant change in SI definition, the BSMI actively sought the support of
the Executive Yuan’s Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics,
Board of Science and Technology Office and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and
allocated 514 million to create a SI standard system (inclusive of units for mass,
temperature, electric current and amount of substance) that is in line with the
new international definition. Both traditional and high tech industries in
Taiwan will benefit from this accurate and stable primary traceability system,
which is abreast with the latest trend and can satisfy the fast changing needs
of global technology and trade. The system is also expected to contribute to Taiwan’s
industrial technology innovation and upgrade.
The BSMI further noted that
the forum includes a tour to the new SI laboratory. Visitors can better
understanding the influence SI redefinition on Taiwan’s economy, trade,
technology, welfare and other sectors, as well as witness a landmark in Taiwan’s
SI development. Registration for the forum will begin on May 14, 2019 at 10 am.
As only 40 spaces are open, early registration is urged to assure availability.
The online registration form is as follows: https://college.itri.org.tw/course/all-events/FA55B124-E50E-43D8-8B4A-3A8BFB34C6AA.html
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BSMI will hold international trend of metrology forum, inviting the public to explore the historic change in SI definition