Uncertainty of Measurement in Collision Investigation has been designed to take the principles of the UKAS Measurement of Uncertainty course and apply it directly to the scence of collision investigation.
This three day residential course will demonstrate how to build uncerainty budgets for various collision investigation techniques.
The course uses Microsoft Excel as the principle tool to build the error budgets.
| Day 1 | |
| AM | The Normal Distribution |
| Confidence intervals | |
| Confidence v Coverage | |
| PM | Type A and B uncertainties |
| Principle of uncertainty budgets | |
| Standard and expanded uncertainties | |
| Divisors | |
| Uncertainty budgets in Excel | |
| Day 2 | |
| AM | Error propagation - Piecemeal |
| PM | Error propagation - Partial Derivatives |
| Error propagation - Monte Carlo Simulation | |
| Day 3 | |
| AM | Simple error propagation in Excel |
| PM | Monte Carlo simulations in Excel |
Open to Collision Investigators and Managers who hold at least a CertHE in forensic collision investigation and have a working knowledge of Microsoft Excel
None
Classroom
You will need a scientific calculator
There is no qualification. A course completion certiificate will be issued at the end of the course
Contact the faculty office. Course dates are published on the AiTS website homepage
| Coming on a course? | How to find us |
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| Pricing information | Price List |
| Terms and Conditions | |
| Code: | C10009 |
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| Credits: | None |
| Level: | Not mapped |
| Duration: | 3 days |
| Type: | Classroom |
| Assessment: | None |