In this episode of Vaisala’s Humidity Academy webinar series, Nevon Mansour, Hannu Sairanen, and Ilona Pohjavirta-Schmidt will discuss how accuracy of a humidity instrument is ensured and what is the role of the International System of Units (SI).
In this episode:
- Learn how we realize humidity quantities and trace them back to the SI.
- Discover how Vaisala’s humidity probes establish the traceability to the SI.
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The Humidity Academy webinar series covers humidity measurement in industrial processes and brings forward Vaisala’s experts, who share their knowledge and expertise with real-life examples. Short, concise episodes enable learning on the go.
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As a Principal Scientist at Vaisala, Hannu Sairanen specializes in humidity measurement and applications, including humidity metrology. He has over 10 years' experience in humidity metrology, humidity measurements, and humidity-dependent processes with many publications based on his work in those areas. Hannu holds a doctorate from Aalto University in Finland, with a major in applied thermodynamics.
Ilona is a Research Scientist with almost 4 years of experience at Vaisala. She works as one of the administrators of the R&D Humidity Laboratory, the heart of humidity measurements at Vaisala, where she applies her theoretical expertise and hands-on experience on humidity and related quantities. Ilona holds an M.Sc. in Engineering Physics from Aalto University in Finland.
Nevon works as Product Manager at Vaisala Industrial Measurements and has several years of industrial experience.
She holds a Master of Science degree in Mechanical engineering from the University of Oulu, Faculty of Technology.
