THANKS TO ALL SPONSORS, DELEGATES, AND EXHIBITORS!
The first World Meter Design Congress 2007 in San Jose, CA was a great success
Delegates from 27 different nationalities attended!
We hope to see you again in February 2009 - watch this space for updated information!
To download the proceedings, please follow the instructions on the back of your badge and register as a user on www.metering.com
The metering industry is facing monumental changes – the emergence
of the
smart grid,
new
communications technologies, new standards, the rise of advanced metering, increased meter data, energy efficiency, end-customer issues, new component solutions, globalisation – are all shaping the way meter systems are architected, designed, styled, packaged and manufactured.
The World Meter Design Congress provides the only meeting place for the worlds meter design engineers, system architects, research engineers and production professionals to gain insights into the new requirements and opportunities shaping the design and development of next generation metering systems.
Event highlights:
International exhibitors displaying the latest technologies
Separately bookable pre-conference workshop on communication standards:
The standards workshop gives an introduction of TDL and EDL for use by AMI systems that are deployed over ANSI C12.19 tables and ANSI C12.2 networks.It is specifically aimed at the technical audience of the World Meter Design Congress, which targets engineers and system architects.
Include photo: Workshop leader: Dr Avygdor Moise, President of Future DOS R&D Inc, Canada
Workshop leader: Dr Avygdor Moise, President of Future DOS R&D Inc, Canada
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Welcome to the 1st World Meter Design Congress …
On behalf of Metering International I am delighted to invite you to participate in the 1st World Meter Design Congress.
The meter has long been key for energy measurement and
billing. Now new technologies and environmental concerns
are moving the meter out from “under the stairs” to becoming
a functional consumer energy device and the enabler of smart
home energy management and smart grid operations.
Design considerations – appearance, functionality,
reliability, interoperability and cost, among others – are critical
in this new role. The World Meter Design Congress will
provide the forum for engineers, researchers, component
manufacturers, vendors and utilities, to review these and other
topical issues in the development and manufacture of the next
generation of meters.
Jonathan Spencer Jones
Editor: Metering International
On behalf of Metering International I am delighted to invite you to participate in the 1st World Meter Design Congress.
The meter has long been key for energy measurement and
billing. Now new technologies and environmental concerns
are moving the meter out from “under the stairs” to becoming
a functional consumer energy device and the enabler of smart
home energy management and smart grid operations.
Design considerations – appearance, functionality,
reliability, interoperability and cost, among others – are critical
in this new role. The World Meter Design Congress will
provide the forum for engineers, researchers, component
manufacturers, vendors and utilities, to review these and other
topical issues in the development and manufacture of the next
generation of meters.
