How useful are our measurements? [resolution, signal/noise] Eric

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I need a portable device to measure halo populations! [systems approach, proxy variables, inference, design process] Kim. How reliable is my portable device to measure halo populations? [design process].

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I need a portable device to measure halo populations![systems approach, proxy variables, inference, design process] Kim How reliable is my portable device to measure halo populations?[design process] • How do measured proxy variables lead to inferences?[resolution, inference, design process] Brad • What native properties could confound our new device?[experimental design, reliability, researching] • How useful are our measurements?[resolution, signal/noise] Eric • How reliably does transmitted light imply concentration?[inference, design process, resolution] • How does measuring light behavior help infer properties?[absorption/scattering/transmission, inference, design process] B

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