Resources - Projects Approved and Started

   

ESA & NASA have committed to this level of resources.  The WG has agreed to just develop a GB and not to develop an MB at this time because we do not believe that that sort of normative content is appropriate or useful at this time.

No prototypes are required.

NOTE: Document editor effort is shared and is provided by personnel not directly funded by CCSDS Member Agency.
Document editor effort is provided free to UKSA.  Document Editor effort is provided free to NASA.

NOTE: Document editor effort is shared and is provided by personnel not directly funded by CCSDS Member Agency.
Document editor effort is provided free to UKSA.  Document Editor effort is provided free to NASA.
We do not have commitments for monitoring but we believe that the general interest in OAIS means that all agencies will have some interest in monitoring.

This project will extend the Conjunction Data Message to incorporate suggestions that have emerged from the large current user base.

This project requires the efforts of the 2 members of the CCSDS Navigation WG who worked on the original version.

The decision to revise the document was recently made.  The actual details of accepted revisions has not yet been completed.  It is expected that the details of resource commitments will be filled in before the Spring 2015 meetings.

This project has the potential to require significant agency resources over a standard development period.

See above points regarding the ESA parallel activity.

This is a necessary, but fairly simple update to an existing document.  NASA has been involved in the OMG standards group to update the joint XTCE standard and is well suited to make the changes.

Although the whole Working Group will provide support to the creation of that service, it is only NASA who requested it.
Therefore it seems reasonable that all resources for prototyping are provided by NASA.

Resources are minimal; per Spring 2018 meetings, prototyping effort is to be combined with FF-CSTS prototyping.

The books really need to reviewed as a group and salient use cases applied for deterministic examples, so length of time may seem longer than just independently reviewing a single book.

The books really need to reviewed as a group and salient use cases applied for deterministic examples, so length of time may seem longer than just independently reviewing a single book.

CNSA has already implemented a software reference architecture (2015) based on SOIS standards. This Orange book would document that architecture and include the SOIS EDS use case.

The schedule for this book is longer due to resource availability. This should not affect total funding other than spanning 2 NASA fiscal years .

NASA is willing to resource this effort and set stage for other agencies to participate as desired.

At the 2017 Spring CCSDS Meetings in San Antonio, the Wireless WG discussed various paths forward including “dormancy”;  After consultation with the NASA CMC representative and CESG Chairman it was decided production of an Orange Book was the preferred alternative.  NASA has a very strong interest to continue Exploration wireless research, development, and standardization – this work will be captured in the proposed Orange Book.

Originally planned as Magenta Book project, coversion to Bluee Book project has ben approved by CMC on 17 April 2018 (CMC-P-2018-04-002 Change of Book Color for Project in SLS - Space Link Coding and Synchronization Working Group). This impacted Resources for prototypes.

Resources are over a planned calendar period of about two years.

CLTC/BITT will also assit with Montioring

No Prototype is required

CLTC/BITT also monitoring

NICT Contributor and Book Editor role.

NICT will also "Contribute".  All Member Agencies of the Optical Communications Working Group will "Monitor".