Acknowledgments
NIST
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Origins of the e-Handbook
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Technical Editors
- Carroll Croarkin — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Paul Tobias — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
Chapter Editors
- Exploratory Data Analysis:
- James J. Filliben — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Measurement Process Characterization:
- Carroll Croarkin — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Production Process Characterization:
- Barry Hembree — AMD
- Process Modeling:
- William Guthrie — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Process Improvement:
- Paul Tobias — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
- Ledi Trutna — Advanced Micro Devices
- Process or Product Monitoring and Control:
- Jack Prins — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
- Product and Process Comparisons:
- Jack Prins — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
- Assessing Product Reliability:
- Paul Tobias — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
Project Coordinator
- Chelli Zey — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
Review and Management Contributors
- Tom Ryan — NIST: external staff
- Keith Eberhardt — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Dom Vecchia — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Nien-Fan Zhang — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Jolene Splett — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Jack Wang — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- David Banks — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Mark Levenson — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
HTML Developers/Coders
- Alan Heckert — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Cesar Iriarte — Iris Visual Design
- George Kaupas — AMD
- Mark Reeder — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Chelli Zey — Statistical Methods Group, SEMATECH
Graphic Artist
- Cesar Iriarte — Iris Visual Design
Dataplot Developers
- James J. Filliben — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Alan Heckert — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Robert Lipman — Building and Fire Research Laboratory, NIST
Case Study Contributors
- James Ehrstein — NIST: Check standard for resistivity measurements
- James Ehrstein — NIST: Gauge Study of Resistivity Probes
- Paul Pontius — NIST: Load Cell Calibration
R Code Contributors
- Ivelisse Aviles
- Charline Cleraux
- Francesca Pennecchi
- Jolene Splett — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- James Yen — Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Jack Wang — Technical Editor, Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
- Antonio Possolo — Project Leader, Technical Editor, Statistical Engineering Division, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
This work was supported in part by the High Performance Computing and Communications/Systems Integration for Manufacturing Applications (HPCC/SIMA).