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Exchangeable Materials Data Representation To Support Scientific Research And Education:

Exchangeable Materials Data Representation To Support Scientific Research And Education: . Overview & Objectives o f Codata Task Group Co -Chairs : Laura Bartolo Jane Hunter Kent State University (US) University of Queensland (AU). OVERVIEW.

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Exchangeable Materials Data Representation To Support Scientific Research And Education:

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  1. Exchangeable Materials Data Representation To Support Scientific Research And Education: Overview & Objectives of Codata Task Group Co-Chairs: Laura Bartolo Jane Hunter Kent State University (US) University of Queensland (AU)

  2. OVERVIEW • Materials Research  Advanced Materials •  Manufacturing •  Sustainable Energy • Recent International Initiatives  Europe: CEN Feb 2012 Workshop  Asia: AMD April 2012 Symposium  Americas: US OSTP MGI JUNE 2011 • Task Group •  Representation from 9 countries •  Academe, government, industry •  Research, education, workforce

  3. Objectives • Common Materials Data Standards & Databases contributing to: • Direct interoperability with computers and computer-controlled facilities • Design, testing, and evaluation of materialsfor applications in emerging technologies • Students’ educational experiences as part of international communities of practice and as complement to formal classroom learning

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