Metrology of human-based measurements | International Congress of Metrology

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Numéro		2015 17^th International Congress of Metrology


Numéro d'article		17001
Nombre de pages		6
Section		Posters Métrologie sensorielle – Soft Metrology
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/metrology/20150017001
Publié en ligne		21 septembre 2015

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