Young metrologists’ 2050+ vision
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International Liaison and Communication
International Liaison and Communication
The Young Metrologists Vision 2050+ Project is a foresighting exercise in which young metrologists from around the world have voiced their opinions regarding the impacts of technological changes on the future of metrology and their ideas on how to address these future challenges.
We, the RMO coordinators from AFRIMETS, APMP, COOMET, EURAMET, GULFMET and SIM have collated all the visionary ideas from our fellow young metrologists from six RMOs. We now present this document, which outlines consolidated views on the technological trends and impacts on metrology, and ideas on what can be done now to respond to future challenges and to fulfil the aspirations of young metrologists.
As part of this bottom-up initiative, we have also formulated the young metrologists’ vision for global metrology.
Our vision for global metrology:
Metrology, as a cornerstone of natural sciences, must evolve together and drive advances in technology, supporting all stakeholders based on collaborative capacity and capability building to
RMO Coordinators
AFRIMETS
- Alphonsus KIPKEMBOI, KEBS (Kenya)
- Pritesh JIVAN, NMISA (South Africa)
APMP
- Oijai ONGRAI, NIMT (Thailand)
- Yin Hsien FUNG, MSL (New Zealand)
COOMET
- Gulaikhan SUYEUBAYEVA, KazStandard (Kazkhstan)
- Nikita ZVIAGIN, VNIIM (Russian Federation)
EURAMET
- Peter PAVLASEK, SMU (Slovakia)
GULFMET
- Moza Khalfan ALMAMETI, EMI (United Arab Emirates)
- Rayan ALYOUSEFI, SASO-NMCC (Saudi Arabia)
SIM
- Fernando José Andrés MONGE, LACOMET (Costa Rica)
- Rodrigo COSTA-FELIX, INMETRO (Brazil)
