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Wool Metrology Research Gaps and Innovation

David Cottle, B P Baxter

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    Abstract

    This paper summarises an extensive review of research and development in wool metrology to date, in which the research undertaken on wool properties is analysed to identify gaps that might be exploited through the application of new or novel use of technologies by the next generation of wool metrologists. The analysis indicates that although the main fibre/fleece characteristics which currently affect the pricing and trading of Merino wool are able to be readily and accurately measured, there remains considerable work to be done in linking wool measurements to the prediction of performance both in processing and in the final product.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages1-10
    Publication statusPublished - 2016
    EventIWTO 2016: 85th International Wool Textile Organisation Congress: Wool for future generations - Sydney, Australia
    Duration: 4 Apr 20166 Apr 2016

    Conference

    ConferenceIWTO 2016: 85th International Wool Textile Organisation Congress: Wool for future generations
    CitySydney, Australia
    Period4/04/166/04/16

    Keywords

    • Animal Production

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