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Scholarship Memorializing Metrology Legend Created for UNC-Charlotte

Two awards annually for students studying precision metrology

Thu, 11/16/2023 - 12:01
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(University of North Carolina: Charlotte, NC) -- After the death of Bailey Squier, co-founder of the Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC), its board of directors contemplated ways to ensure his accomplishments and legacy aren’t forgotten. As a symbol of gratitude and admiration for Squier’s life and legacy, the DMSC board established the Bailey H. Squier DMSC Metrology Memorial Scholarship.

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Serving as the DMSC executive director from 2005 to 2019, Squier helped turn the Quality Information Framework (QIF) into the leading digital metrology standard for model-based enterprise. Prior to DMSC, he was well-known throughout the ANSI and ISO standards organizations, with substantial influence over manufacturing and quality standards during his 40-year career with the CAM-I organization. Additionally, Squier was the primary technology architect of the DMIS (dimensional measuring interface standard) metrology standard, which enabled traceability of measurement processes and interoperability between coordinate measuring systems.

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