Getting materials data that can be trusted is definitely a problem and limits the validity of much of the modeling and predictive work that is out there. I think having trustworthy depositories that are publicly available is key. These may be through trusted organizations such as ASM or other professional societies or through placed like government entities who fund work to develop this data (NSF, DOE, DOD). Peer review of the data is also important.
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James Hemrick
Senior Research Staff
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Knoxville TN
(865) 776-0758
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-25-2023 16:34
From: Zachary Birky
Subject: Getting trustworthy data to users
How can we get trustworthy materials data to users who need it in the most effective way possible? At a smaller scale, what data do you (individually) need most often, and how much effort does it take for you to get trusted data?
@Zachary Birky
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Zachary Birky
Intellectual Property Transaction Manager
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