[CESG] Re: Comment on the CSS Area portion of the CCSDS strategic plan

[Nestor.Peccia at esa.int]

Erik

my responses in red

1) the first goal of defining a cross support architecture has been met 
and can be removed from the plan.
I would leave it, because in 5 years we need to review the doc. The new 
architecture work may contribute to enhance in the future the doc
2) the remaining goals are okay as is. I don't see any need to revise the 
wording etc.
OK
3) there may be a need to indicate some sort of relationship with regard 
to management of space internetworking but that will need further 
coordination with SIS at a minimum and potentially other areas of CCSDS. 
Also I'm not sure if this would be stated as a strategic goal as such.
I believe that this is not a strategic goal
5) Forward frame is seen as an intermediate stepping stone to ease 
transition to DTN/bundle protocol data flow. Not sure if that should be 
indicated as a strategic goal for the area (do you want more internal 
facing strategic goals?) 
I believe that this is not a strategic goal
4) as part of the registry revision policy, the idea of OID (ISO object 
identifiers) spanning all of CCSDS has been proposed. Presumably the CSS 
area already having registries in place that define OIDs for the 
appropriate CSS area standards would be supportive of this effort but I 
don't think that is really a CSS area goal. Perhaps it is something for 
the system engineering area or a general consideration as to how these 
kinds of things end up being expressed in the strategic plan (or not).
to be further discussed, probably as a separate goal in the CMC part ?
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