CMS Announces Call for Papers for 2012 Coordinate Metrology Systems Conference

BENBROOK, TX-The Coordinate Metrology Society (CMS), announced a call for papers for the 2012 Coordinate Metrology Systems Conference (CMSC). The 28th annual event will be held at The Roosevelt New Orleans in New Orleans, LA from July 16 – 20, 2012. The organization welcomes abstracts for presentations and technical papers submitted by metrology professionals from leading manufacturers, science laboratories, and academia. Suggested topics include industry best practices, scientific research and developments, and successful applications of 3-D coordinate measurement systems. The CMSC is the only North American conference dedicated solely to users of portable, high-precision measurement technology used to inspect manufactured and assembled components on the factory floor.

Abstract submissions will be peer-reviewed by the CMS and considered for presentation at CMSC 2012. The deadline for abstracts is March 1, 2012. Notification of acceptance will occur on March 15, 2012. For guidelines or more information about presenting a technical paper at CMSC 2012, contact Michael Raphael, technical presentations coordinator, at

[email protected]. Guidelines for presentations and technical papers can be downloadedhere.The CMS Executive Committee will review all technical papers presented at the CMSC, and select the conference’s best papers for publication inThe Journal of the CMSC.

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