News
3 September Keynote updates:
"Do we really know how to measure surfaces".
Prof. Richard Leach of the National Physical Laboratory in the UK and Fellow of the Institute of Physics. Richard is leading work into the development of measurement and characterisation techniques for micro- to nanoscale features.
Art
Prof. Mady Elias of the Institut des Nanosciences de Paris, CNRS, University Pierre et Marie Curie in France, will be giving a keynote on the influence of the surface roughness on the visual appearence of works of art.
Anthropology
Prof. Peter Ungar is an Honorary Professorial Research Fellow in the Palaeonthropology Unit for Research and Exploration, Bernard Price Institute, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa. He joined the Department of Anthropology at the University of Arkansas in 1995. He currently serves as chair of the department.
15 August Some accepted titles are listed below
2 August
Prof Peter Ungar has agreeded to give a keynote on Surface Metrology in Anthropology
July 23rd, 2010 Donor and
Sponsorship Opportunities
Donors (any amount) we will list your name or the name or institution you would like to honor with your donation on the web site and in the on-site proceedings.
Sponsors - $200 and greater we will put your logo on the web site and in the on-site proceedings. Sponsor a keynote address for $900, or a break and we will display your banner at the event. Co-sponsorships can be accepted when arranged by the sponsors for events $1000 and over.July 9th, 2010
Richard Leach for the National Physical Laboratory in the UK will be giving the first keynote on "Do we really know how to measure surfaces". See the schedule page for more information.
February 21th, 2010
The webpage has been updated with the information for 2010 conference. A new feature this year is the Archive page which contains links to previous versions of this webpage. The 2009 conference page now contains a photo gallery from last years conference.
Controlling variation of topography towards robust surface performance.
Scanning of the workspace in coordinate measuring technique
Scanning of the internal structure part with laser ultrasonography in aviation industry
Some aspects of hardened steel HSM process dymanics and modeling in relation to surface roughness
Surface roughness analysis in milling of tungsten carbide with CBN cutters
Multi scale modal decomposition of form, undulation and roughness of surfaces
Conception of surfaces topography measurement application formorphometric analysis of actinopterygian teeth
A Comparison of Methods to Evaluate the Behavior of Finite Element Models with Rough SurfacesAn Evaluation of Decorative Surface Techniques Used On a Red-Figure Greek Vase Based On Examinations with Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) and Confocal Microscopy
On the dynamics of contact line motion during the wetting of rough surfaces and correlation with topographical surface parameters
Conception of surfaces topography measurement application for
morphometric analysis of actinopterygian teeth
Relative Height Measurement of Diamond Grains on Electroplated Diamond Tool