SPM5
How to obtain and preserve high quality isotope data
Thu, 29 Apr, 16:00–17:00 (CEST)
Public information:
The session was launched on 29 April (34 participants). The program included the following presentation:
Ms Yuliya Vystavna, Austria, IAEA. How to obtain and preserve high quality isotope data (introduction), and lessons learned from the past
Ms Christine Stumpp, Austria, BOKU. Monitoring strategies and water sampling for water stable isotope analysis
Mr Jean-François Hélie, Canada, UQAM. Working standards: Selection, value assignment and propagation of the uncertainties to sample measurement
Mr Sergey Assonov, Austria, formerly at the IAEA. Clear calibration hierarchy as a prerequisite for understanding data compatibility within small uncertainty: an example of the VPDB δ13C scale
Mr David Soto, UK, consultant at the IAEA. Hydrogen isotope data comparability in organic materials with exchangeable hydrogen.
The link on the video record of the meeting is attached.
Ms Yuliya Vystavna, Austria, IAEA. How to obtain and preserve high quality isotope data (introduction), and lessons learned from the past
Ms Christine Stumpp, Austria, BOKU. Monitoring strategies and water sampling for water stable isotope analysis
Mr Jean-François Hélie, Canada, UQAM. Working standards: Selection, value assignment and propagation of the uncertainties to sample measurement
Mr Sergey Assonov, Austria, formerly at the IAEA. Clear calibration hierarchy as a prerequisite for understanding data compatibility within small uncertainty: an example of the VPDB δ13C scale
Mr David Soto, UK, consultant at the IAEA. Hydrogen isotope data comparability in organic materials with exchangeable hydrogen.
The link on the video record of the meeting is attached.
Speakers
- David Soto, International Atomic Energy Agency - IAEA, Austria
- Sergey Assonov, Formerly at IAEA, Austria
- Christine Stumpp, BOKU - University of Natural Ressources and Life Sciences, Austria
- Hélie Jean-François, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Canada