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"Units and Measurement" as a book category covers the principles, practice, history and standards of quantifying the physical world — from basic introductions to units (SI base and derived units, customary systems) and unit conversion, to advanced treatments of metrology, calibration, uncertainty analysis, dimensional analysis, instrumentation and traceability. It includes textbooks and lab manuals for students, reference handbooks for engineers and scientists, practical guides for technicians, and popular or historical accounts of how measurement systems and standards (BIPM, NIST, etc.) developed and enabled commerce and technology. Books in this category explain how to choose and use measuring instruments, interpret and reduce measurement error, apply best practices for reproducibility and standardization, and understand legal and scientific implications of measurement. Practical examples span physics, chemistry, engineering, manufacturing, and everyday life, making the category useful to learners, practitioners and anyone interested in the foundations of quantitative observation.

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