# Journal contacts

## ABOUT THE JOURNAL

Acta IMEKO is an e-journal reporting on the contributions on the state and progress of the science and technology of measurement. The articles are mainly based on presentations presented at IMEKO workshops, symposia and congresses. The journal is published by IMEKO, the International Measurement Confederation. The ISSN, the international identifier for serials, is 2221-870X.

## EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Paolo Carbone, Italy

## HONORARY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Paul P.L. Regtien, Netherlands

## EDITORIAL BOARD

Leopoldo Angrisani, Italy

Filippo Attivissimo, Italy

Eulalia Balestieri, Italy

Eric Benoit, France

Catalin Damian, Romania

Lorenzo Ciani, Italy

Pasquale Daponte, Italy

Luca De Vito, Italy

Luigi Ferrigno, Italy

Edoardo Fiorucci, Italy

Alistair Forbes, United Kingdom

Helena Geirinhas Ramos, Portugal

Sabrina Grassini, Italy

Fernando Janeiro, Portugal

Konrad Jedrzejewski, Poland

Andy Knott, United Kingdom

Massimo Lazzaroni, Italy

Fabio Leccese, Italy

Rosario Morello, Italy

Michele Norgia, Italy

Pedro Miguel Pinto Ramos, Portugal

Sergio Rapuano, Italy

Dirk Röske, Germany

Alexandru Salceanu, Romania

Constantin Sarmasanu, Romania

Lorenzo Scalise, Italy

Emiliano Schena, Italy

Enrico Silva, Italy

Marco Tarabini, Italy

## SECTION EDITORS (Vol. 4, 5 and 6)

Eric Benoit, France

Marcantonio Catelani, Italy

Paolo Carbone, Italy

Lorenzo Ciani, Italy

Spartacus Gomariz, Spain

Sabrina Grassini, Italy

Konrad Jedrzejewski, Poland

Min-Seok Kim, Korea

Franco Pavese, Italy

Serge Rapuano, Italy

Paul Regtien, The Netherlands

Janaina M Rodrigues, Brazil

Alexandru Salceanu, Romania

Jan Saliga, Slovakia

Krzysztof Stepien, Poland

Marco Tarabini, Italy

Ian Veldman, South Africa

Claudia Zoani, Italy

## FINAL EDITING

Rosario Morello, University Mediterranea of Reggio Calabria, Italy

## ABOUT IMEKO

The International Measurement Confederation, IMEKO, is an international federation of actually 42 national member organisations individually concerned with the advancement of measurement technology. Its fundamental objectives are the promotion of international interchange of scientific and technical information in the field of measurement, and the enhancement of international co-operation among scientists and engineers from research and industry.

## ADDRESSES

Principal Contact

Prof. Paolo Carbone
University of Perugia
Dept. Electr. Inform. Engineering (DIEI)
via G.Duranti, 93, 06125 Perugia, Italy
email: paolo.carbone@unipg.it

ACTA IMEKO

Prof. Paul P. L. Regtien
Measurement Science Consultancy (MSC)
Julia Culpstraat 66, 7558 JB Hengelo (OV), The Netherlands
email: paul@regtien.net

Support Contact

Dr. Dirk Röske
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)
Bundesallee 100, 38116 Braunschweig, Germany
email: dirk.roeske@ptb.de
**Section: A message to our readers**

Dear Reader,

after several years, both Paul Regtien, current honorary editor, and Paolo Carbone, current editor-in-chief of this journal are ending their
terms. This issue will be the last one for both of us. Paul must be credited for starting this journal almost 7 years ago. Paolo was added to
the editorial board one year after. We both worked together for making the journal grow. With the help of an excellent editorial board.
ACTA Imeko has now a steady flux of submitted papers, it is listed under Elsevier Scopus and papers are cited and consistently read by the
community of scientists working in measurement around the world. ACTA Imeko is and will remain an open-access journal for the benefit
of this community.

A new editor-in-chief will manage this journal, starting from the first issue of 2018: Dusan Agrez, a professor with the University of Ljubljana, was appointed to this role. We wish him success in bringing ACTA Imeko to new achievements.

This is the occasion to thank, especially, some of the people that worked hard over the last years to produce this journal: Dirk Roeske and Rosario Morello. A big thank also to German PTB for the continuous support provided to ACTA Imeko and to Judit Farago at IMEKO.

Finally, thank you all for your contributions to ACTA Imeko, as authors and readers.

Sincerely,

Paul Regtien and Paolo Carbone