Lyons, K.
(2007),
Integration, Interoperability, and Information Management: What are the Key Issues to Nanomanufacturing?, Proceedings of the SPIE Optics and Photonics NanoScience and Engineering Conference 2007, Detroit, MI, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=822744
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Integration, Interoperability, and Information Management: What are the Key Issues to Nanomanufacturing?
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Nanomanufacturing can be defined as all manufacturing activities that collectively support an approach to design, produce, control, modify, manipulate, and assemble nanometer scale objects and features for the purpose of fabricating a product or system that exploits properties seen at the nanoscale. This includes information technologies and systems that support each aspect of this collective approach. This paper focuses on research topics centered on information technology for nanomanufacturing and nanometrology applications that are broadly grouped into three categories: integration, interoperability, and information management.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the SPIE Optics and Photonics NanoScience and Engineering Conference 2007
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March 5-7, 2007
Conference Location
Detroit, MI
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Conferences
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Information Management, Information Technologies, Integration, Interoperability, IT, Nanomanufacturing, Nanometrology, Standards
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Created September 1, 2007, Updated February 19, 2017