NASA NTRS · 20060047455
Core Community Specifications for Electron Microprobe Operating Systems: Software, Quality Control, and Data Management Issues
Abstract
Modem electron microprobe systems have become increasingly sophisticated. These systems utilize either UNIX or PC computer systems for measurement, automation, and data reduction. These systems have undergone major improvements in processing, storage, display, and communications, due to increased capabilities of hardware and software. Instrument specifications are typically utilized at the time of purchase and concentrate on hardware performance. The microanalysis community includes analysts, researchers, software developers, and manufacturers, who could benefit from exchange of ideas and the ultimate development of core community specifications (CCS) for hardware and software components of microprobe instrumentation and operating systems.
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Fournelle, John, Carpenter, Paul. 2006-01-01. Core Community Specifications for Electron Microprobe Operating Systems: Software, Quality Control, and Data Management Issues. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060047455
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