[Smwg] Planning Data Formats Book - Need for a "Simple Service Request"

[Chamoun, Jean-Pierre (GSFC-458.0)[SGT INC]]

Colin,

A quick question:  when you say a Simple "Service" Request do you mean
   1- A service as in what would be requested via a Service Package
Request?  
   2- Or do you mean a request for planning data (as a service)?

If it is #2 then I understand why you would add this to the Planning Data
book.

If it is #2 then I feel that this input can be used to structure the
Service Package Request to have a minimally required structure that fits
this "Simple Service Request" (for example), but I don't see how it would
fit in the Planning Data book.

Can you clarify?

Best regards,
JP

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On 2/5/15 12:02 PM, "Colin.Haddow at esa.int" <Colin.Haddow at esa.int> wrote:

>
>Dear all,
>                 I've been having some discussions here at ESOC with our
>scheduling guys and one of the real world issues that they are having to
>deal
>with is the need for a standard "Simple Service Request".  This has
>arisen in
>dealings with both a commercial organisation and an international
>partner. In
>view of this I'd like to discuss the possibility of adding such a "Simple
>Service Request" to the Planning Data Formats Book. I've got a few ideas
>from
>our discussion here and would be happy to discuss these at the next WebEx
>if
>there is room on the agenda.
>
>Essentially what is required is the ability to submit a service request
>for a
>specified time period, station and antenna along with reference to a
>configuration profile and possible (permitted) updates to some of the
>configuration profile parameters. Three operations would be supported
>
>NEW		-  submit a new request,
>REPLACE	-    replace an existing request
>DELETE	-     delete an existing request.
>
>An initial pass at a UML model is attached below.
>
>I'd appreciate your feedback on whether you think that this is a useful
>addition to the Planning Data Formats.
>
>Cheers for now,
>
>Colin
>
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