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Level 1 DIC Certification Success
We are proud to announce that two members of the Correlated Solutions Support Team recently received Level 1 DIC certification from iDICs, the International Digital Image Correlation Society.
From the inception of DIC at the University of South Carolina more than 25 years ago, the founders of Correlated Solutions have supported the effort to advance the practice of DIC around the world, and part of this effort involved helping to organize the International Digital Image Correlation Society (iDICs). In the years since, an important mission of iDICs was the standardization of DIC practice and the development of the Good Practices Guide for DIC and other training and educational opportunities. Recognizing the need to have trained and vetted DIC practitioners, iDICs has recently implemented the DIC Certification Program where industrial and research institutions can send their personnel to become certified DIC practitioners. Congratulations to Ian Adkins and Nick Lovaas (shown here in the field during trainings with VIC-3D) for all their hard work.