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Maintaining a common arbitrary unit in social measurement /Humphrey, Stephen. January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Murdoch University, 2005. / Thesis submitted to the Division of Arts. Bibliography: leaves 208-212.
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An investigation into a generally applicable plant performance indexEggberry, Ivan. January 2008 (has links)
Thesis (M.Eng. (Control Engineering)) -- University of Pretoria, 2008. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 98-102)
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Units of measurement in ecosystems : Design science research on how to communicate and handle unitsRoth, Anna January 2023 (has links)
Units of measurement are needed in many of today’s software programs and datasets for describing physical concepts. Despite this, there are many issues regarding units of measurement in both code and data, such as inconsistent unit annotations, unit types being difficult to annotate and missing built-in unit support in tools and programming languages. Not least, is there a lack of examples of how to implement safe usage of units of measurement within an entire ecosystem consisting of code programs and data resources. Therefore, this thesis takes a design science approach to explore how a simple ecosystem of interconnected software and data components can be refactored to support safe usage of units of measurement, and whether the given solution shows it is possible to mitigate the burden of having to annotate types within the ecosystem. This has resulted in the development of an artifact that offers read/create, refactor and formatting capabilities, that can be used to implement units of measurement and unit checking into an ecosystem. The findings are that the artifact demonstrates how it is possible to implement safer usage of units, and at the same time being able to avoid the annotation burden to some extent.
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A comprehensive summary and categorization of physical quantity librariesBennich-Björkman, Oscar January 2018 (has links)
In scientific applications, physical quantities and units of measurement are used regularly. If the inherent incompatibility between these different units is not handled properly it can lead to major, and sometimes catastrophic, problems. Although the risk of a miscalculation is high and the cost equally so, almost no programming languages has support for physical quantities. Instead developers often rely on external libraries to help them spot these mistakes or prevent them all together. There are several hundred of these types of libraries, spread across multiple sites and with no simple way to get an overview. No one has summarized what has and has not been achieved so far in the area leading to many developers trying to ‘reinvent the wheel’ instead of building on what has already been done. This shows a clear need for this type of research. Employing a systematic approach to look through and analyze all available physical quantity libraries, the search results were condensed into 82 libraries which are presented in this thesis. These are the most comprehensive and well-developed, open-source libraries, chosen from approximately 3700 search results across seven repository hosting sites. In this group, 30 different programming languages are represented. The goal is for the results of this thesis to contribute to a shared foundation on which to build future libraries as well as provide an easy way of spreading knowledge about which libraries exist in the area, thus making it easier for more people to use them.
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Výukový text pro úvodní fyzikální praktikum / Basic Physical Practice CoursebookMITTASCH, Marek January 2012 (has links)
The diploma thesis presents basic concepts of measuring, physical quantities, units of measurement and Physics instruments. There are instructions how to realize the measuring in practice and an introduction of measuring deviation. There are examples showing processing of measured values including use of some Microsoft Excel functions.
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