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The Analytical Scientist / Authors / Kim H. Esbensen (1)

Kim H. Esbensen (1)

Kim Esbensen is a research professor in Geoscience Data Analysis and Sampling at GEUS (National Geological Surveys of Denmark and Greenland), chemometrics professor with the ACABS research group, Aalborg University, Denmark, and external professor of process analytical technologies (PAT) at the Telemark Institute of Technology, Norway. Somehow, Kim also finds time to be a member of seven international societies and chairman of the DS-Forum 205 taskforce, responsible for writing the world’s first horizontal (matrix- independent) sampling standard. “I like to get involved...”he says, “And I have devoted all my research to the theme of representative sampling of heterogeneous systems and PAT.”

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Why We Need the Theory of Sampling

October 22, 2014

Without representative sampling, measurement uncertainty is compromised. Here, we present the current Theory of Sampling versus Measurement Uncertainty debate. The verdict? Nolo contendere!

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Why We Need the Theory of Sampling
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The Critical Role of Sampling

January 27, 2014

Far too little respect for, and competency in, representative sampling is making a mockery of analytical error.

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The Critical Role of Sampling

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