WG10 meetings in San Francisco

[Mark Palmer]

Bernd and Thomas

I hope the presentation will include a short summary of:
	-  the industry drivers for IAI
	-  the parts of the IRs that IAI is using and the parts that were modified
for use in IAI and
	-  the IAI recommendations on how these changes to IRs should be included
in future deliverables from SC4.

--Mark

At 10:53 AM 5/7/01 +0200, Bernd G. Wenzel wrote:
>Julian,
>
>thank you very much for keeping WG10 on track. Unfortunately, I
>have now a request, which will be a challenge, given the limited
>plenary time we have under the new schedule.
>
>The IAI (most probably Thomas Liebich) would like to give a
>presentation on their data architecture. They would like to find
>out, where they fit best into the SC4 standards.
>
>I got such a presentation a couple of weeks ago; it's really
>interesting. On a smaller scale, IAI is facing quite the same
>challenges as SC4, such as modularity, upward compatibility, data
>integration and consolidation, etc. There are lessons learned
>available for the Module Harmonization team. They have feedback
>to the SC4 Framework. Last but not least could the IAI IFCs form
>one of the first domains to be integrated with SC4 standards on
>the basis of ISO 18876. In summary, this looks like a WG10
>plenary task to me.
>
>Where can we allocate at least an hour for presentation and
>discussion?
>
>Thanks again.
>
>:-) Bernd
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Julian Fowler <jfowler at pdtsolutions.co.uk>
>To: <wg10 at steptools.com>
>Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 10:03 AM
>Subject: WG10 meetings in San Francisco
>
>
>>
>> WG10,
>>
>> The schedule for WG10's meetings in San Francisco is as
>follows:
>>
>> Saturday   2001-06-09  0900-1700  Modules Harmonization Team
>> Sunday     2001-06-10  1700-1800  Coordination Plenary
>> Tuesday    2001-06-12  0800-1200  SC4 Framework
>> Wednesday  2001-06-13  1030-1200  STEP Modularization PWI
>>                                   (presentation)
>>                        1530-1700  Modules harmonization review
>>                                   (joint meeting with WG12)
>> Thursday   2001-06-14  0800-1000  SC4 Data Architecture PWI
>>                        1030-1200  ISO 18876 project
>>                        1030-1200  SGML & Industrial Data PWI
>>                                   (joint meeting with WG11)
>>                        1300-1700  WG10 Plenary
>>                                   (joint meeting with PPC)
>>
>> Agendas are available via the US Pro website
>(https://www.uspro.org)
>> or at http://www.pdtsolutions.co.uk/standard/wg10/sfo0601.html
>>
>> Note that in a change to WG10's normal meeting pattern there
>will not
>> be a WG10 plenary on Saturday; this meeting time has been
>allocated
>> to technical work by the modules harmonization team. There
>will,
>> however, be a short meeting on Sunday afternoon (5-6pm) to
>discuss
>> and coordinate WG10's activities during the week.
>>
>> Since there will now just be one WG10 plenary during the San
>> Francisco meeting we will need to keep project reports short.
>Can I
>> therefore ask the leaders of all projects under WG10 to prepare
>a
>> short (less than one page!) report of activities since Funchal
>and
>> the status of the project. If possible, these should be
>circulated on
>> the WG10 exploder before the meeting.
>>
>> Please advise me of any meeting changes as soon as possible.
>I've
>> used "generic" agendas for several of the meeting slots: if
>there are
>> more specific agendas please let me know.
>>
>> regards
>> Julian
>> (once again donning acting-deputy-understudy WG10 convener hat)
>> --
>> Julian Fowler, PDT Solutions
>> Telephone: +44 15242 63389 Mobile: +44 7939 276005
>> Fax: +44 870 052 3414 Email: jfowler at pdtsolutions.co.uk
>> http://www.pdtsolutions.co.uk
>
>
>

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