
Abstract
Two years after Lanny Wilson surveyed what training the dimensional metrology industry was actually getting, and one year after Bevan and Kyle set out what a training programme would need to cover, the argument has hardened into a specific claim: the pathway has to be formal. Keith Bevan of the National Physical Laboratory and Trevor Toman of Coventry University make the case for a structured route through training and education in metrology, with a national laboratory and a university each speaking to the part they are placed to provide.
Cite this paper
Keith Bevan, Trevor Toman. National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; Coventry University, United Kingdom. Presented at the Coordinate Metrology Systems Conference 2011, Phoenix, Arizona, July 25-29, 2011. Coordinate Metrology Society, reference CMS-2011-026.
