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This publications database includes many of the most recent publications of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The database, however, is not complete. Additional publications are added on a continual basis.

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Methods to evaluate 3D lidars used for automated driving

Author(s)
Prem Rachakonda, Abhilash Mane, Craig I. Schlenoff, Kamel S. Saidi
Evaluating perception sensor systems for on-road autonomous vehicles is still fraught with ambiguity due to the varying and dynamic environmental factors that

Results from a multi-laboratory ocean metaproteomic intercomparison: effects of LC-MS acquisition and data analysis procedures

Author(s)
Mak Saito, Jaclyn Saunders, Matthew McIlvin, Erin Bertrand, John Breier, Margaret Brisbin, Sophie Colston, Jaimee Compton, Tim Griffin, Judson Harvey, Robert Hettich, Pratik Jagtap, Michael Janech, Rod Johnson, Rick Keil, Hugo Kleikamp, Dasha Leary, Scott McCain, Eli Moore, Subina Mehta, Dawn Moran, Jacqui Neibauer, Benjamin Neely, Michael Jakuba, Jim Johnson, Megan Duffy, Gerhard Herndl, Richard Giannone, Ryan Mueller, Brook Nunn, Martin Pabst, Samantha Peters, Andrew Rajczewski, Elden Rowland, Brian Searle, Tim Van Den Bossche, Gary Vora, Jacob Waldbauer, Haiyan Zheng, Zihao Zhao
Metaproteomics is an increasingly popular methodology that provides information regarding the metabolic functions of specific microbial taxa and has potential

Wavemeter calibration by frequency comb

Author(s)
Patrick Egan
Upgrades to the vacuum-wavelength calibration service at NIST are reported. The instrumentation centerpiece is an optical frequency comb tied to a GPS
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