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USMS india workshop 2009
- 1. Allan Eustis Analyst, United States Measurement System Office http://usms.nist.gov National Institute of Standards and Technology US-India Workshop on Metrology, Standards & Conformity Assessment in Support of Technical Regulations June 3, 2009
- 6. USMS
- 15. Poll: With respect to the information on Solar Energy Needs, how appropriate was the level of technical detail? Appropriate Not Enough Too Much Webinar Interaction
- 16. Poll: Are you willing to co-author a Measurement Need? Yes No Webinar Interaction
- 19. USMS Blog
- 25. Allan Eustis Analyst, United States Measurement System Office http://usms.nist.gov National Institute of Standards and Technology US-India Workshop on Metrology, Standards & Conformity Assessment in Support of Technical Regulations June 3, 2009
Notes de l'éditeur
- To Measure is to know… (Lord Kelvin)
- Think of MKH as Clearinghouse for all things related to measurement
- The requirement to measure things more accurately, faster and at smaller dimensions is now pervasive throughout science and industry.
- Examples of Cost Savings: -Software errors due to ineffective testing cost the US $60 billion annually. -Authentication by impacted users: In 2007, the US semiconductor industry spent approximately $9 billion on measurement equipment. Measurement challenges were a key barrier to continued miniaturization.
- NIST is the nation’s NMI: Promote awareness of critical measurement needs Identify strategies to bolster solution providers Foster collaboration encourage industry to collaborate in USMS to identify and prioritize measurement needs
- Initial assessment was a team effort (private sector, academia, NIST, standards organizations) 15 NIST-Industry workshops 2005-2006