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The Emergence of the Metric System

The history of the METER before and after the Treaty of Meter
Emil Hazarian
Emil Hazarian CCPE, MSQA – MSME Dipl. Ing.
May 19, 2025

The Egyptians utilized three cubits: natural, Elephantine, and sacred, with the sacred cubit being 1/400 of the pyramid of Cheops' base, linking it to nature. This system influenced many cultures, including the Hebrews and Greeks, and it has led to eight definitions of the meter.




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the golden ratio
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Metrology and Art

The intersection of metrology and art can create new perspectives on both human expression and scientific understanding.
Emil Hazarian
Emil Hazarian CCPE, MSQA – MSME Dipl. Ing.
November 11, 2024

This may seem like two very different fields, but they surprisingly intersect, combining the precision and accuracy of measurements with the creativity and subjectivity of artistic expression.


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A male soccer player kicks a ball, and a soccer goalie jumps in motion for a ball while defending his gates in a wide-angle panoramic image of an outdoor soccer stadium or arena full of spectators under a sunny sky.
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The Role of Metrology in the Olympics

Here are some examples of metrology implication in two of the most attended Olympic events: soccer and swimming.
Emil Hazarian
Emil Hazarian CCPE, MSQA – MSME Dipl. Ing.
October 18, 2024
The Paris 2024 Olympics highlight global unity and the crucial role of metrology in ensuring accuracy and fairness in sports. Precise timing in events like track and swimming, accurate measurements in javelin and cycling, and monitoring environmental factors all contribute to the integrity of the Games and uphold competitive excellence.


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