Information Storage in Microspace
S. P. Newberry · Proceedings annual meeting Electron Microscopy Society of America · 1969
The orderly storage and use of information is becoming a major concern of our culture. There is considerable interest in a system compatible with both human and machine comprehension and with access to the total of publicly held information in addition to the total of one's personal accumulation. It is therefore axiomatic that the data be a combination of digital, alpha-numeric, and pictorial formats.