Isotropic surfaces have a consistent surface texture regardless of measurement direction. The document discusses a research project on isotropic surface finish led by Dave Davidson and Jack Clark using scanning electron microscopy. Their goal is to better understand isotropic surfaces and their importance for applications.

1. What are Isotropic Surfaces ?
Would you know one if you saw one? Why is this so important?
SME MMR Isotropic Surface Finish Research Project:
Dave Davidson, dryfinish@gmail.com | dryfinish.wordpress.com | http://www.sme.org/mmr/
Jack Clark, jclark@surfaceanalytics.com | Surface Analytics | http://www.sme.org/mmr
Isotropic
Isotropic
Scanning
Electron
Microscopy
by Jack Clark
at Surface
Analytics