[Sis-mia] Description for proposed new project

[Grubbs, Rodney P. (MSFC-HP27)]

Ah, yes, I see now.  Good point, I will amend that with the specific reference to our published Blue Book.
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On May 25, 2017, at 9:36 AM, Tomaso.deCola at dlr.de<mailto:Tomaso.deCola at dlr.de> wrote:

With the first point I mean the first sentence starting with "when the MIA blue book ...". Do you refer to the book outcome of the proposed project or to an existing MIA blue book? If the latter I think we should be more specific.

Tomaso

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On 25. May 2017, at 14:53, Grubbs, Rodney P. (MSFC-HP27) <rodney.grubbs at nasa.gov<mailto:rodney.grubbs at nasa.gov>> wrote:

See my responses below next to **
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On May 24, 2017, at 5:27 PM, tomaso.decola at dlr.de<mailto:tomaso.decola at dlr.de> wrote:

Hi Rodney,

Just a few comments from my side:

1)      I think it would be better to explicitly state what is the MIA blue book (i.e., CCSDS number and title).
**  My understanding is the book can’t get assigned a CCSDS # until it is an approved project.  As for the title, I’m open to suggestions if the current proposed title isn’t appropriate (“RTP for Space Applications”).
2)      In my impression we need more details about the overall focus of this blue book. It is stated that BP cannot support ordered delivery of video frames (what about using e2e DTPC?) and RTP is proposed. Does it mean that RTP (over UDP/IP I guess) shall be used in alternative to BP or are we going to propose a new CLA to make RTP interoperable to BP? Some more details about the proposed protocol architecture I think are necessary.
**  Good points.  My thinking was this offers an alternative method for streaming video (and voice) than what is outlined in our current motion imagery blue book.  Jeremy/Osvaldo, if you could please, make some suggested edits based on Tomaso’s comment?
3)      I think it would be good to draft a tentative timeline and also check internally which agencies are willing to commit resources to this blue book (for the 2 prototypes generation), who is the book editor, who is contributing and who is observing (if any).
**  We would follow the template for a blue book in the CWE.  One of my actions below was asking which agencies were interested in committing resources to the blue book for the prototypes.  NASA will provide the book editor as we have for other MIA activities.

Hope it can help

Cheers,

Tomaso

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Subject: [Sis-mia] Description for proposed new project

All—during our meetings in San Antonio, DLR/Jeremy Mayer proposed a new project, likely a Blue Book, related to the use of RTP for video (and voice).  One of the reasons I circulated a draft for an updated charter was to pave the way for this new project, and perhaps subsequent projects like it.

Attached and in the CWE (SIS-MIA>documents>draft documents is a draft project description.  Two actions for you, please.  Please review and provide any suggested edits or comments to me and Osvaldo Peinado by COB June 2.
Please let me and Osvaldo know whether your Agency could commit to some level of resources to support development of a Blue Book (which requires 2 prototypes for publication), also by June 2.

WRT commitment of resources, formal commitment would come as part of the CMC process, but we will need to know of likely interest to put forward the project proposal.

Thanks!
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