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NIST GCR 05-879 —Photonics Technologies:Applications in Petroleum Refining, Building Controls, Emergency Medicine, and Industrial Materials Analysis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThe author would like acknowledge the following people for helpful discussion and comments as to project selection, data collection, analysis, and the interpretation of results: Jeanne Powell, Thomas Lettieri, Carlos Grinspon, Frank Barros, Eric Samuelson, David Hermreck, Prasad Gupte, and Stephanie Shipp (NIST Advanced Technology Program); David Gibson and Barry Beumer (X-Ray Optical Systems, Inc.); Edward Johnson, Chris Mather, Mark McNeal, and Martin Pralle (Ion Optics, Inc.); Eric Crosson (Picarro, Inc.); Rick Shie (Physical Optics Corporation); and Michael Feldman and Joseph DeBartolo (Digital Optics Corporation). Elissa Sobolewski, Michael Schen, Lorel Wisniewski, Thomas Lettieri, Lee Bowes, Jeanne Powell, and Stephanie Shipp (NIST Advanced Technology Program) and Brian Belanger (former ATP Deputy Director) reviewed the final version of this report. Return to Table of Contents or go to next section of report. Date created: July 12, 2006 |
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