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Information Technology LaboratoryStatistical Engineering Division

# Boulder Group

The Boulder Statistics Group in the Statistical Engineering Division focuses on collaborations with NIST scientists in the Boulder, Colorado, campus.

The Boulder Statistics Group focuses on collaborations with NIST scientists in the Boulder, Colorado, campus, and with scientists in external institutions in the Boulder, Fort Collins, and Denver areas. The NIST collaborations emphasize applications of statistical methods in the physical sciences, including communications technology, electromagnetics, and neutron physics, and in the materials sciences, including reliability and related standard reference materials. The Group also conducts research in statistical methods for the assessment of measurement uncertainty, and for the combination of measurements in interlaboratory studies.

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## Projects and Programs

### Advanced Microwave Radiometer Metrology

### Clutter Measurement

### Critical Current Metrology

### Metrology for Cardiac Leads

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## Publications

### Emission Ghost Imaging: reconstruction with data augmentation

February 1, 2024

Kevin J.  CoakleyHeather H.  Chen-MayerBruce D.  RavelDaniel  JosellNikolai  KlimovSarah  RobinsonDaniel S.  Hussey

### Learning Atom Probe Tomography time-of-flight peaks for mass-to-charge ratio spectrometry

April 2, 2022

Kevin J.  CoakleyNorman A.  Sanford

### Mixture model analysis of Transition Edge Sensor pulse height spectra

December 9, 2021

Kevin J.  CoakleyJolene D.  SplettThomas  Gerrits

### Determination ofeffective magnetizationand gyromagnetic ratio ofyttrium iron garnetfrom multi-modeferromagnetic resonanceS21 spectra

April 27, 2021

Kevin  CoakleyPavel  Kabos

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## Awards

### 2020 - Bronze Medal Award---Jason Coder, Adam Wunderlich, Michael Frey, Daniel Kuester, Azizollah Kord, Jolene Splett, John Ladbury, Robert Horansky, Duncan McGillivray

### 2020 - Allen V. Astin Measurement Science Award---Melissa Midzor, Adam Wunderlich, Duncan McGillivray, Michael Frey, Michael Souryal, John Ladbury, Azizollah Kord, Jason Coder, Jolene Splett, Daniel Kuester

### 2020 - Eugene Casson Crittenden Award---Lorna Buhse

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