Digitalization of the Processes of Reading Documents Using Software Systems and Assessing the Quality of Building Materials

The practice of implementing machine-readable documents in software systems for the design, production and quality assessment of building materials is insignificant compared to the modern needs of designers, product manufacturers and builders. This article is devoted to testing the operation of machine-readable standards in the process of manufacturing metal structures and assessing their quality.

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2024-09-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/qmtisit63393.2024.10762909
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Library Science and Information
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Digitalization of the Processes of Reading Documents Using Software Systems and Assessing the Quality of Building Materials

Sergey V. Snimshchikov, Ivan P. Savrasov
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Digitalization of the Processes of Reading Documents Using Software Systems and Assessing the Quality of Building Materials

Sergey V. Snimshchikov, Ivan P. Savrasov
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Abstract

The practice of implementing machine-readable documents in software systems for the design, production and quality assessment of building materials is insignificant compared to the modern needs of designers, product manufacturers and builders. This article is devoted to testing the operation of machine-readable standards in the process of manufacturing metal structures and assessing their quality.

Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation (RU)
Quality Education
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