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DATA ACTIVITIES
Division activities involve the development and dissemination of four types of fundamental data services and products: (1) Standard Reference Data (SRD) providing well-documented, evaluated numeric data for use in surface and microanalysis science related problem-solving, research, and development; (2) data generated through intercomparison exercises using standard materials, for exploring interlaboratory and methodological variables that influence the traceability of measurements; (3) validated standard software and Web-enabled tools needed for the accurate deconvolution of complex measurement data; and (4) resolution of nomenclature issues related to particulate matter, calibration, and limits of detection .
Data Activity
Technical Report
Technical Highlight
Website
SRD 20: x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) database
 
 
Website for SRD 20
SRD 64: electron elastic-scattering cross-section database
 
 
Website for SRD 64
SRD 71: electron inelastic-mean-free-path database
 
 
Website for SRD 71
SRD 77: isotopes in atmospheric methane
 
 
Website for SRD 77: isotopes in atmospheric methane
SRD 82: electron effective-attenuation-length database    
Website for SRD 82
Web-based Standard Test Data (STD) for XPS measurements
Technical Report for Web-based XPS-STD
Highlight for Web-based XPS-STD
Website for XPS-STD
Web-based data-processing system for isotope measurements of CO2
 
Highlight for web-based processing system for CO2 isotope measurements
Website for data processing of CO2 isotope measurements
International comparison of 13C and 18O in isotope Reference Materials
Report of IAEA-NIST intercomparison of stable isotope reference materials
 
 
Desktop Spectrum Analyzer (DTSA)
 
 
Website for Desktop Spectrum Analyzer
LISPIX: image analysis
 
 
Website for LISPIX
IUPAC activities regarding Calibration and Limits of Detection
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