News · July 31, 2026
Metrology Atlas resource library opens with the NIST GLP/SOP series
The Metrology Atlas document library is live. The opening collection carries the NIST Office of Weights and Measures Good Laboratory Practice and Standard Operating Procedure series — including GLP 1 (quality assurance of laboratory measurement results), SOP 1 (calibration certificate preparation), SOP 29 (assignment of uncertainty) and SOP 30 (process measurement assurance).
Every page of every document is indexed for full-text search: a query takes you not just to the right document but to the right page. All documents in the library are public-domain publications and free to download.
More collections are on the way — drop-in additions to the library are indexed automatically as they arrive.
Every page of every document is indexed for full-text search: a query takes you not just to the right document but to the right page. All documents in the library are public-domain publications and free to download.
More collections are on the way — drop-in additions to the library are indexed automatically as they arrive.
Sources — reference chain
Every claim traces to an authoritative reference; Atlas standards entries link onward to the official publisher.
NIST OWM — Good Laboratory Practices (source listing)
www.nist.gov
EXTERNAL ↗
NIST OWM — Standard Operating Procedures (source listing)
www.nist.gov
EXTERNAL ↗
NIST IR 6969:2019
Selected Laboratory and Measurement Practices and Procedures to Support Basic Mass Calibrations (SOP series) — Atlas entry → official source at www.nist.gov
ATLAS INDEX
NIST Handbook 143:2019
State Weights and Measures Laboratories Program Handbook — Atlas entry → official source at www.nist.gov
ATLAS INDEX
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