Many of your comments are addressed in AIAA-2010-8391, which Ken, John,
and I wrote for the Toronto AAS conference last August. It is available
online, or interested parties can write me personally, and I will
provide copies. AGI did not relinquish complete copy rights to AIAA or
AAS.
ISO 8601 i
On 2010-12-15 17:47, Finkleman, Dave wrote:
ISO 8601 is a problem. So far I have not heard anything from ISO TC12,
which is responsible. But I am diligent. I will extract something from
them. Their treatment of time is "deficient" and inconsistent. I don't
know how this was coordina
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> ISO is not a governmental organization. It does not enforce and it
> cannot mandate any of its standards.
No, but it exerts an almost magnetic effect on public sector organisations in
the UK and what one might loosely refer to as German-influenced countries
(Holland, Germany, Scandinavia,
At 7:14 AM + 12/16/10, Ian Batten wrote:
>
ISO is not a governmental organization. It does not enforce and it
cannot mandate any of its standards.
No, but it exerts an almost magnetic effect on public sector
organisations in the UK and what one might loosely refer to as
German-influe
