Regional comparison of absolute gravimeters SIM.M.G-K1 key comparison
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2017
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Source: Metrologia, 54(1A), 07019
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Journal Title:Metrologia
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Personal Author:Newell, D B ; Westrum, D van ; Francis, O ; Kanney, J ; Liard, J ; Ramirez, A E ; Lucero, B ; Ellis, B ; Greco, F ; Pistorio, A ; Reudink, R ; Iacovone, D ; Baccaro, F ; Silliker, J ; Wheeler, R D ; Falk, R ; Ruelke, A
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Description:Twelve absolute gravimeters were compared during the regional Key Comparison SIM.M.G-K1 of absolute gravimeters. The four gravimeters were from different NMIs and DIs. The comparison was linked to the CCM.G-K2 through EURAMET.M.G-K2 via the DI gravimeter FG5X-216. Overall, the results and uncertainties indicate an excellent agreement among the gravimeters, with a standard deviation of the gravimeters' DoEs better than 1.3 μGal. In the case of the official solution, all the gravimeters are in equivalence well within the declared uncertainties.
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Source:Metrologia, 54(1A), 07019
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ISSN:0026-1394 ; 1681-7575
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