Versailles project on advanced materials and standards (VAMAS)
Source abstract
Abstract
Pre‐standards research—also called pre‐normative research—is necessary in the case of advanced materials because traditional tests are simply not suitable for these materials. The pace at which they enter the market place requires the rapid development of novel approaches to measurement and performance evaluation. VAMAS exists to remove barriers to trade in new technologies by addressing this need for research on which to base international standards. VAMAS's aims and organization are described, and a case study is outlined.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Advanced Materials Characterization Techniques · Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation · VLSI and Analog Circuit Testing
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2. H.Kröckel K.Reynard J.Rumble VAMAS Technical Report No. 2 1987 VAMAS.
3. VAMAS Bulletin. · 1988 · 5 · 4
4. S. J.Schneider VAMAS Technical Report No. 15 1993 VAMAS.
5. Technology Trends Assessment ISO/TTA 1:1994(E) ISO/VAMAS.
6. Early J. G. · VAMAS Bulletin. · 1993 · 16 · 3
7. Early J. G. · VAMAS Bulletin. · 1994 · 18 · 3