GSO ISO 24185:2026

ISO 24185:2022
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 17 September 2026

Evaluation of the uncertainty of measurements from a stationary autocorrelated process

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GSO ISO 24185:2026 Scope

This document describes a method to evaluate the standard uncertainty for a process mean, arising from observable variation in successive possibly autocorrelated measurements. In this document, the successive measurements are restricted to stationary processes. This document also includes tests for validity of assumptions. The resulting uncertainty is related to that arising from observable measurements while other sources of uncertainty are also considered.

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