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NASA will provide the needed book editor resources.  Resources will also be provided by other US entities ourside of NASA, representing ISO TC20/SC14

This work would entail pink sheet revisions to the existing BB but since new algorithms are being added, will require interoperability testing.

Editorship will be co-chaired by UKSA (Thompson) and ESA (Oranje).

NASA staffing for this has been identified.  ESA has expressed an interest, but staffing has yet to be confirmed.  BoF meetings have regularly included 10-12 individual from NASA, ESA, and DLR.

The material has largely already been collected as part of the work to determine the requirements for OAIS-IF.

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.

As noted in the comments for the Book Editor above, most of the schema work has already been done. Originally it was planned to have the ADM changes in the NDM/XML V.3 along with the ODM changes, but the ODM developed faster than the ADM. So it was necessary to split the removal of XML formatting for ODM and ADM into 2 separate versions of the NDM/XML Specification.

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

3 implementations of the M&C servicces exists (ESA, DLR and CNES). An operationally validated implementation exists for the OPSSAT mission. Updates will be performed on top of the existing implementations. Hence moderate effort required.

Preparatory work done in ESA projects, can be helpful in reducing the required effort.

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 to complete will be spread-out over 1 year.

The books really need to reviewed as a group and salient use cases applied.  Length of time may seem longer than just independently reviewing a single book.

Project is common for RFM and C&S WGs. It is raised here under C&S only for avoiding duplication.

It is also reported that ESA is suffering a shortage of manpower for supporting C&S and RFM WGs (see SLS AD report in Spring 2024)

Implementations are underway by both contractors so it behooves CCSDS to provide guidance to both of them by means of this Normative Annex to Prox-1 SDLP as soon as possible.

Mostly a secretariat task to create one CCSDS blue book from the COP-P in 211.0-B-6.

There are  no technical changes to occur in this project. It is simply a reorganization of CCSDS 211.0-B, in order to split out the COP-P and session control portions, so that the core link layer protocol document similar to the other SDLPs remain.

This is essentially a task that reorganizes existing material in 211.0-B-6 (session control) and puts it into a new generic CCSDS blue book. Any specific references to the Prox-1 Transfer Frame will be replaced with transfer frame, etc...

There may be some contributions from DTN Working Group members depending on the availability of their time and the amount of DTN related content in our Blue Book. 

Resources, contributors, and monitors for this project have not yet been identified.  The project is being posted in order for the DTN WG to begin tracking it in planning and scheduling.