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Engineering Laboratory

Intelligent Systems Division

Agenda for the Workshop on Measurement and Standards for Metals-based Additive Manufacturing

December 4-5, 2012 Gaithersburg, MD

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

8:30am	Opening Plenary Session Welcome ~ Shyam Sunder, Director, Engineering Laboratory, NIST Stage-setting Presentations Workshop Scope and Objectives ~ Kevin Jurrens, Deputy Chief, Intelligent Systems Division, NIST Highlights of Prior Additive Manufacturing Roadmaps ~ Dave Bourell, Temple Foundation Professor, University of Texas at Austin, Co-Chair 2009 Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing ASTM F42 Strategic Framework for Additive Manufacturing Standards ~ Brent Stucker, Professor, University of Louisville, Chair of ASTM F42 NAMII Additive Manufacturing Pilot: Priority R&D Needs ~ Gary Fleegle, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining, NAMII Acting Deputy Director for Technology Development
10:00am	Break
10:30am	Industry Panel Moderated Session and Q&A on AM User Perspectives Moderator ~ Ed Herderick, EWI, Chair of Additive Manufacturing Consortium (AMC) Panelists ~ Agnes Klucha, Program Manager, Engineering Innovation Center, Pratt and Whitney John Hunter, Director of Marketing & Sales, Carpenter Powder Products, Inc. Dean Robinson, Manager, Model-Based Manufacturing Lab, GE Global Research Center Hank Phelps, Senior Engineer, Technology Development & Integration, Airframe Design, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
11:40am	Morning Wrap up and Instructions for Breakout Sessions Joan Pellegrino, Energetics, Incorported
11:45am	Lunch
	After lunch, participants will move to their assigned breakouts: AM materials AM processes and equipment Qualification & certification of materials, processes, and products Modeling and simulation of AM
1:00pm	Breakout Session I: Desired Capabilities for Additive Manufacturing Envisioned future: What capabilities do we want and need the most
3:00 pm	Break
3:20pm	Breakout Session II: Challenges and Barriers for Achieving the Capabilities Barriers limiting the broad use of additive manufacturing Measurement and standards barriers, challenges, and gaps
5:00pm	Adjourn Day 1

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

8:00am	Continental Breakfast After breakfast, participants will move to their assigned breakouts: AM materials AM processes and equipment Qualification & certification of materials, processes, and products Modeling and simulation of AM
8:30am	Breakout Session III: Prioritization of Challenges Review, clarify, and vote on the top challenges Determine R&D priorities Identify standardization priorities for ASTM F42
10:15am	Break
10:30am	Breakout Session IV: Pathways for Measurement Science Roadmap Small groups work to develop roadmap elements: R&D, standards, and other approaches for addressing priority challenges Next steps and actionable plan
11:45am	Lunch
1:00pm	Plenary Session Breakout Group Reports (Part 1)
1:30pm	Plenary Talk: Manufacturing the Road to Success Tom Kurfess, Assistant Director for Advanced Manufacturing, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President
2:00 pm	Breakout Group Report (Part 2) Workshop Wrap up and Next Steps Kevin Jurrens, NIST
2:30pm	Adjourn Workshop
3:00pm	Interagency Roundtable (government only)

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Created November 12, 2015, Updated September 21, 2016

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