
Abstract
Canada; Kamel Saidi and Geraldine Cheok, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Robert Bridges, FARO Technologies; and Darin Ingimarson, QinetiQ North America how the standard would be used. We then draw some conclusions before briefly describing future work by the ASTM E57.02 task group. To facilitate discussion, we have adopted a formal nomenclature for variables. Scalar variables are indicated by lower-cased italicized characters (e.g., d), and vectors by lowercased characters that are both italicized and bold-faced (e.g., p). Matrixes are presented using upper-cased letters that have been bold-faced (e.g., M). Best-fit models generated from data sets are indicated as matrixes with a hat (e.g., M) to indicate that this is a data set derived from a fitting process and will use the same letter as the data set from which it was derived.
Also published as CMS-2014-003, CMSC 2014, North Charleston, SC.
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David MacKinnon, Luc Cournoyer, Kamel Saidi, Geraldine Cheok, Robert Bridges, Darin Ingimarson. National Research Council of Canada, National Institute of Standards and Technology, FARO Technologies, QinetiQ North America. The Journal of the CMSC, Volume 8, Number 2, Autumn 2013. Coordinate Metrology Society, reference CMSJ-08-2-01.
