Creation of a Data Base on Energetic Materials
Abstract
A survey of over 1,900 energetic materials specialists in both government and industry was conducted to determine the feasibility of establishing an energetic materials data base. The results indicated that most users want a user-friendly system that incorporates on-line help and software menus, as well as a sophisticated query language to handle complex searches. A substantial list of material properties and characteristics was obtained from the survey as well. Based on these requirements, an extensive software selection study was conducted to find the best candidate Data Base Management System (DBMS) for the Energetic Materials Data Base (EMDB). Only relational type DBMS's were considered because of the need for a highly flexible data base structure. Forty packages were evaluated based on fixed criteria which
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 10, 1987
- Accession Number
- ADA183456
Entities
People
- Bruce K. Tiller
- Charles Ribaudo
- Phil M. Johnson
- Rodney S. Myers