Creating impact

Establishes a Stakeholder Committee of at least 12 members from users of common thermometry calibration services — ensuring stakeholder engagement from project start.

Workshops/seminars across technical activities: remote-communication (A2.1.2), repository usage (A2.3.7), workflow examples (A3.2.2), and others — built into the project plan.

TUBITAK hosts a public project website regularly updated with reports, publications, meetings, and a "News on the project" section — including pages for each work package.

9-monthly newsletters circulated to the Stakeholder Committee and other contacts, plus project flyer and poster — written for a non-specialist audience and published on the website.

Publicly releases software outputs (repository, harmonisation, workflow implementations, trust/verification modules) plus curated datasets, BPMN workflow examples, and good-practice guidance.

At least 6 papers submitted to peer-reviewed journals (Metrologia, IJT, Measurement Science and Technology, Sensors, Measurement, IEEE TIM, Open Research Europe).

At least 8 conference presentations: TEMPMEKO (2028), Metrologia (2027), ERK, IMEKO World Congress 2026, CROLAB, and other relevant venues.

At least three presentations at relevant EMNs (such as MathMet), liaising with EURAMET EMNs to identify synergies with other Partnership / industry projects.

Creates the Dissemination, Communication and Exploitation (DCE) plan at the start of the project — submitted to EURAMET — including exploitation at participant level and details of expected results.

Promotes the open-source DCC libraries from WP2–WP4 to NMIs/DIs, calibration laboratories, and industrial clients — providing machine-readable DCCs and improving service efficiency.

Offers database templates and dataset examples (A2.2.3) for adoption — making them available for integration with the PTB DCC catalogue and the Digital SI; basis for FAIR-compliant data management.

Offers validated accreditation strategies for ISO 17025 digitalisation (A4.2.3) to European Accreditation and national bodies — supporting new or revised accreditation requirements for digital calibration certificates.

Promotes the EBSI verification modules as a reference model for other metrology domains — targeting NMIs, DIs, accreditation bodies, and labs via guidelines, workshops, and open documentation.

Offers best-practice digital workflows (A2.2.3 and A3.1.3) for adoption by calibration laboratories, NMIs, and industrial stakeholders — ensuring direct uptake in day-to-day operations.

Identifies measures to demonstrate the project has narrowed the gap between consortium NMIs/DIs and the wider European level — summaries produced at M18 and M36, where appropriate involving EURAMET's capacity-building activities.

Plans the project's contribution to Partnership KPI 2.4 (≥ €50 M average European turnover per year from improved products/services) — collecting data for the Economic Benefit Questionnaire at project end.