CADAM (Chelmsford and District Advanced
Motorcyclists)
A Registered Charity affiliated to the Institute
of Advanced Motorists.
Chelmsford and District Advanced
Motorcyclists 'Cadam' are an established charitable motorcycle
Group. Our aim is to meet the needs of motorcyclists throughout the
whole of Essex to develop riding skills and safety. We are staffed
solely by volunteers who's lives, personally or professionally,
revolve around motorcycling.
So, What is Advanced
Motorcycling?
"Advanced Motorcycling" is the ability to control
the position and speed of the machine safely, systematically and
smoothly, using all relevant road scene information to make
reasonable progress unobtrusively, with skill and responsibility.
This skill requires a positive but courteous attitude and a high
standard of riding competence based on concentration, effective all
round observation, anticipation and planning. All this must be
coordinated with good handling skills. The vehicle will always be
in the right place on the road, traveling at the right speed, with
the correct gear engaged and the rider will always be able to stop
safely within the distance that can be seen to be clear.
The
Observers
The training section of the group is run purely by
volunteers, who are wholly dedicated to promote approved advanced
riding techniques. They have made the effort to continue their
training at their own expense. Additional training for them
includes many on-road sessions and classroom studies, which
culminate with written exams to become, qualified I.A.M. Observers.
This qualification is reinforced by a retest every three years. All
Observers give of their time freely, except for a contribution from
the Associate (amount decided by committee) towards their 'Petrol'
expenses. (currently £9.00 per observed ride)
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CADAM
(Computer Augmented Design And Manufacturing) is a
CAD
related product that was developed by
Lockheed.
CADAM is/was software originally written for
IBM mainframes and later ported to
UNIX workstations. A variant of
CADAM called MicroCADAM was also developed, which also ran on PCs
under DOS.
CADAM History
1977 IBM agrees to sell CADAM to aerospace
companies1981 CADAM
Release 18.3 Released. Provided support for IBM mainframes
running
VM/CMS.
1983 CADAM INC is formed as a subsidiary of Lockheed
Corp. 1985 CADAM, Inc
v. Adage, Inc.
CADAM INC successfully sues Adage over the CADAM
look-and-feel. One of the
first look-and-feel court cases.
1987 CADAM INC and SDRC win massive GM C4 benchmark.:CADAM agrees
to port Professional CADAM to
Sun,
Apollo and
HP1989 CADAM
INC is sold to IBM. CADAM INC an IBM Company is
formed.1990
CSC/Microcadam is
formed.:CADAM INC develops and enhances CADAM (mainframes) and
Professional CADAM (workstations)
:CSC/MicroCADAM develops
MicroCADAM
Professional CADAM ported to IBM RS/6000. One of the first non-IBM
applications for the workstation.1991 Soules v. CADAM court case decision.[1086]1992 IBM sells CADAM INC to Dassault
Systèmes. This entity is called "Dassault Systemes of America"
(DSA)DSA maintains mainframe CADAM and Professional CADAM
Altium is created.Altium
supports MicroCADAM and PCAD
1993 MicroCadam was made available via a free
license for use on DOS PCs. Copies of this free version are still
available on the internet.External links
CAD
historyMissing Information
Merger of IBM CAD into
Altium Spin off of PCAD from Altium When did Altium become
CSC/MicroCADAM