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Title: Some Fundamentals Of Data Management
Author: Donald J. Greb
Source: 1976 Measurement Science Conference
Year Published: 1976
Abstract: Depending on the point of view, calibration and test processes are either very good or very bad in the sense that they can generate almost endless quantities of data. In these days of computer analysis (and sometimes computer generation) of data, we are strongly tempted to succumb to the idea that, if some data is useful, more data must be proportionately more useful, and it is easy to rationalize that the extra data and analysis really dont cost much anyway. Once having adopted that kind of data management policy, there is almost no limit to the amount of calibration data which can be taken and analyzed.

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