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Thomas Campbell Bagg

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DATES:
1917-

ADDRESS:
National Institute for Standards and Technology, Room A51 Technol, Gaithersburg, MD 20899

WORKED AT:
NBS; NIST

OTHER INFORMATION:
Bagg worked on the Rapid Selector project after the show at NBS. He also worked as: Laboratory instructor, University of Pennsylvania 1939-1941; Junior Physicist, Carnegie Institute, Washington, 1941; National Institute of Standards and Technology: Physicist Electronic Ord 1941-1952; Physicist Infrared and Ultraviolet Sources Dectors 1952-1956; Systems Engineer and Consultant, High Density Information Storage. He is interested in high density information storage and retrieval systems using photoptical techniques and associated image quality and standards.

PAPERS AT:
LOCATION #1
NIST (contact Karma Beal, NIST historian, @ (301) 975-2792).

INCLUDES:
Documents and publications relating to Bagg's work done at the National Bureau of Standards.

SOURCE:
Correspondence with Shukri Wakid, 6/97.

PAPERS AT:
LOCATION #2
Special Collections Library, Univeristy of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan

INCLUDES:
Documents dealing with standards and the evolution of micrographics.

SOURCE:
Correspondence with Shukri Wakid, 6/97.

PAPERS AT:
LOCATION #3
Charles Babbage Institute, 103 Walter Library, Univeristy of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455

INCLUDES:
Documents dealing with the development of scanning equipment.

SOURCE:
Correspondence with Shukri Wakid, 6/97.

PAPERS AT:
LOCATION #4
Association for Informational and Image Management, Inc., 1100 Wayne Ave, Suite 1100, Silver Springs, MD 20910

INCLUDES:
Documents dealing with the activities of standards committees and subcommittees.

SOURCE:
Correspondence with Shukri Wakid, 6/97.