Biotechnology — Cell counting — Part 1: General guidance on cell counting methods
ISO 20391-1:2018 defines terms related to cell counting for biotechnology. It describes counting of cells in suspension (generally cell concentration) and cells adhered to a substrate (generally area density of cells). It provides key considerations for general counting methods (including total and differential counting, and direct and indirect counting) as well as for method selection,…
Sustainable mobility and transportation — Roadside feeding electric road system — Part 1: Service ro...
Creation of a series of international standards for electric road system for BEVs
Specify how roadside feeding electric road system can be integrated in a sustainable mobility and
transportation:
- Defining role architecture of electric road system with dynamic charging capability
- Part 1 (This part): role and architecture model description
- Part 2 (Future part): service and operational concept…
Water quality — Estimation of measurement uncertainty based on validation and quality control data
This International Standard specifies methods for the estimation of measurement uncertainty of chemical and
physicochemical methods in single laboratories based on validation data and analytical quality control results
obtained within the field of water analysis.
NOTE 1 The principles of the estimation of uncertainty specified in this International Standard are consistent with the
principles…
Space systems — Solar cells — Calibration procedures
This document specifies the requirements for primary and secondary calibration procedures of single-junction and multi-junction space solar cells. The main body of this international standard specifies the requirements for Air Mass Zero (AM0) standard primary and secondary calibration.
Information technology — Biometric system-on-card — Part 1: Core requirements
ISO/IEC 17839-1:2014 establishes
functional architecture of a Biometric System-on-Card
definition of type S1 (fully ISO/IEC 7810 compliant) and type S2 implementation of a Biometric System-on-Card
sensor types in a Biometric System-on-Card
minimum requirements to a Biometric System-on-Card with respect to
discriminative power (i.e. biometric accuracy criteria)
interfaces
power supply options…
Fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP) reinforcement for concrete structures — Part 1: Specifications of FRP...
ISO 18319:2015 specifies requirements for fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP) sheets for upgrading of concrete members. The methodologies to express the mechanical properties as characteristic values, appearance and dimensions, and sampling test are specified in this International Standard. The properties for design are calculated from the characteristic values, as prescribed in an appropriate design…
Ergonomics — Accessible design — Part 1: Colour combinations for young and older people without visu...
ISO 24505:2016 provides a method for creating conspicuous colour combinations for use in visual signs and displays taking into account viewer age. It is based on the perceived similarity of colours at photopic and mesopic lighting conditions.
ISO 24505:2016 applies to the design of visual signs and displays in which multiple colours are used so that the colours are conspicuous to people of any…
Guidelines for treated wastewater use for irrigation projects — Part 7: Golf courses and other sport...
The level of water stress (freshwater withdrawal as a proportion of available freshwater resources) is steadily increasing worldwide. A single use of water is increasingly perceived as an underutilization of a valuable resource and as an environmentally unsustainable practice. Population growth is driving an increasing competition for freshwater between agriculture and urban areas, as well as…
Information technology – Artificial intelligence – Beneficial AI systems
This document describes the development of a conceptual framework to articulate the benefits of AI systems as perceived by a variety of stakeholders based on value and impact. The dimensions of benefits of AI systems include but are not limited to functional, economic, environmental, social, societal, cultural. The stakeholders include participants in the development of AI International Standards…
