ASTM Committee D30 on Composite Materials was formed in 1964. D30 meets twice a year, usually in March and October, with about 30 members attending over two days of technical meetings. The current membership of 281 represents an international group of people interested in the advancement of composites material technology. D30 has 6 technical subcommittees that maintain jurisdiction over the Committee's 101 standards that are published in the Annual Book of ASTM Standards, Volume 15.03. Information on this subcommittee structure and D30's portfolio of approved standards and Work Items under construction are available from the List of Subcommittees, Standards and Work Items below. While the committee's roots are founded in the aerospace industry, D30 has also worked to support the needs of automotive, industrial, recreational and medical products made with advanced composites.More