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A Structured Methodology for Measurement Development
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A conceptual framework is proposed in which measurement development is envisioned as a three-level hierarchically structured process constituted of stages, each one composed of activities performed through multiple tasks. The underlying assumptions are that the measurement is a designed-on-purpose process and the resources it requires should be justified on a pragmatic basis. The usefulness of the proposed methodology is then illustrated by applying it to an exemplary development of the measurement of the input output transfer characteristic of an analog-to-digital converter and in the case of a research quality assessment. In this second case, the framework is also used to identify similarities and differences between this information gathering process and measurement.
Keywords:
Conceptual framework
design
development methodology
measurement
modeling
uncertainty
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