With the cancellation of the NIST 2020 MBE Summit, Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC) instead conducted a series of 40-minute webinars presenting content originally intended as Quality Information Framework (QIF) tutorials at the 2020 MBE Summit.

Webinar: QIF 201
Outlining the QIF Schemas
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2020

This event has now passed; however the webinar was recorded and is now available for viewing along with a PDF of the presentation on our QIF Resources page.

More on this past webinar:
DMSC Board Director Daniel Campbell reviewed the technology of the standard, the structure of the QIF, and top-level data elements of the QIF schema.

Open to All: Please share the webinar video & PDF download link found on our QIF Resources page freely with your peers and colleagues.

Recorded Access: These webinar tutorials were recorded and are now available for viewing on our QIF Resources page.

Recommendation before or after viewing the webinar: Download QIF 3.0 (free)

Webinar Series:

QIF 101 Understanding QIF Basics
One must understand the basics of the ANSI/DMSC Quality Information Framework (QIF) interoperability standard. DMSC President Curtis Brown discussed what QIF is, why it matters and how it provides benefit to the Model-Based Enterprise (MBE).

QIF 201 Reviewing QIF Technology
DMSC Board Director Daniel Campbell reviewed the technology of the standard, the structure of the QIF, and top-level data elements of the QIF schema.

QIF 301 Coding QIF Applications
QIF 301 got more technical as we shared one way to write code implementing the QIF. DMSC Member Tom Kramer followed a code writing approach using a common coding language. Viewers gained a better understanding of what the QIF is, how it can be used and implemented, and why it is needed for the connected digital cyber/physical enterprise.

These webinars were announced via DMSC newsletters and website postings. Sign up to be added to the DMSC contact list.

DMSC plans to participate in the next MBE Summit which has been rescheduled for 2021.