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Project Title	Spacecraft Onboard Interface Services - RFID Sensing Recommended Standard
Approval	Draft
Document Number
Charter	4.03 Onboard Wireless Working Group
Document Type	Blue
Description of Document	This recommended standard will specify requirements and best practices to enable interoperable RFID tag sensing. As RFID has transitioned to mainstream commercial terrestrial utilization the capability to add sensors (temperature, pressure, light, acoustic, etc.) to the RFID tag silicon for periodic sampling enables small form-factor IoT type of devices directly onboard the RFID tag. It is anticipated that this combined form-factor, in either passive or active RFID devices, will be of significant interest to commercial, military, and space market segments.
Applicable Patents	There are no patent issues for this technology that are known by the CCSDS community
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Schedule

Legend for Schedule Milestones = Required for Orange Books = Required for Green Books = Required for Magenta Books = Required for Blue Books Note - Red Books are Draft Blue/Magenta Books Schedule Milestones	Original Completion Date (Date in M/D/YYYY format.)	Comments (Date in M/D/YYYY format.)
Project Approved		None
Project Start Date	5/5/2016	Draft project start date as of 18-Sep-2015 [KKG]
Internal WG Review
First Draft Circulated to WG
First Draft Comments Due
Second draft circulated to WG
Second Draft Comments Due
Final WB Submitted to AD for Further Processing
External Milestones
Secretariat Document Processing
First Agency Review
RID Resolution
Secretariat Document Processing 2
Final Agency Review
RID Resolution
First Prototype Development
Second Prototype Development
CMC Approval	5/15/2019	DRAFT project completion date as of 18-Sep-2015 [KKG]
Total Time to Complete (in months)	36