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Training 
Calibration Interval Analysis
Calibration Interval
Analysis Training
Integrated Sciences Group offers selected-site,
on-site, and
one-on-one training courses in calibration interval
analysis taught by industry leading authorities. If you
are interested in any of these courses, please call us at 1-800-400-7866 or e-mail us at
training@isgmax.com.
Course
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Course Outline
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Interval Analysis Concepts and Methods
September 18-19, 2008 Boulder, CO
$895 (U.S.)
per Student
This two-day
tutorial provides an overview of calibration interval analysis
concepts and methods
documented in NCSL Recommended Practice RP-1, Establishment and
Adjustment of Calibration Intervals and
NASA Reference Publication 1342,
Metrology - Calibration and Measurement Processes Guidelines.
Students will be introduced to risk analysis concepts, measurement
reliability modeling methods, statistical interval analysis
techniques, calibration interval objectives and potential ancillary
interval analysis benefits such as equipment outlier identification.
Concepts are illustrated using commercially available software and
selected freeware.
This course is intended to provide quality and calibration managers,
systems analysts, equipment managers and metrology engineers with a
practical basis for selecting, developing, implementing and operating
a calibration interval analysis system.
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Course Outline
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IntervalMAX System Administrator Training
This two-day course of instruction covers calibration interval analysis
concepts and provides hands-on training in the use of ISG's
IntervalMAX software. This course is only offered to
IntervalMAX customers.
On-site training is available on request.
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Instructor
Dr. Howard Castrup
has a B.S. degree in Engineering, a PhD in Solid State Electronics and has been
developing advanced measurement science techniques and methods for over thirty years. He
is one of the founders of uncertainty growth modeling and the originator of statistical measurement process control (SMPC).
Dr. Castrup has worked as a Microwave Electronics Instructor, an RF and Microwave
Metrology Engineer, a Sr. Statistician, a Sr. Systems Analyst, a Project Manager, Program
Manager, and Department Manager. He is
a major contributor to NASA Reference Publication 1342; the principal author of the NCSLI
Recommended Practice on Calibration Intervals (RP-1); and has published numerous papers and
articles on uncertainty analysis, measurement decision risk analysis, statistical process
control, and calibration interval analysis. Dr. Castrup is a member of IEEE,
ASQ, Sigma Pi
Sigma, AIP, AAPT, and is the chairman of the NCSLI Metrology Practices Committee.
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Here for a list of professional accomplishments.
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