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About Standards.gov

Standards.gov is administered by the Standards Coordination Office (SCO) at NIST. This site provides: information about the use of...

DiameterJ

Need: The most common approach to characterizing electrospun fibers for tissue engineering applications has been to image them by scanning...

IUSR Overview

The Problem When companies or organizations make large purchase decisions for software, they currently have little visibility into the...

IUSR - Major Project Milestones

September 18, 1997Steering Committee formed with NIST sponsorship in cooperation with the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Human...

What is the CIF?

The ANSI/INCITS-354 Common Industry Format (CIF) for Usability Test Reports is a standard method for reporting usability test findings. The...

Standardization Coordination

Standards effectively expedite trade and stimulate economic growth when they are developed, maintained, and applied in accordance with...

Federal Policy on Standards

The US Government’s role in the development and use of standards and conformity assessment is guided by the National Technology Transfer and...

Publications

NIST Publications NIST has developed a variety of publications that support a deeper exploration of certain standardization and conformity...

NSRL and Voting System Software

NIST's National Software Reference Library collects software from various sources and incorporates file profiles computed from this software...

NSRL Unique File Corpus

The NSRL keeps one copy of each unique (as defined by a SHA-1 hash string) file encountered in processing. Each file is assigned an integer...

Diskprints

The NSRL RDS and its associated database contain file-based metadata about software derived from installation media. While this metadata is...
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