[Sois-tcoa] Re: [Sois-tcons] Re: [CESG] SOIS reference model: special 1-day workshop?

[Jane K. Marquart]

I will actually be at ESTEC that week for another project.  However, I 
think a pow-wow amongst the relevant parties is a good idea, whether its 
Oct 24 or another time.  If foreign nationals are involved, there is a 
30-day lead time to get them on base at GSFC.  The visitor center is an 
option, but isn't the best place for a small number of people (its the size 
of a small auditorium).  Rick is on travel so I can't speak for his 
availability.  Greg can attend but as a contractor, probably couldn't host.

Jane.


At 04:54 PM 9/26/2005 +0200, Patrick.Plancke at esa.int wrote:

>Adrian,
>
>The TCONS and OBL draft red book were limited to the communications aspects
>and be the support to the specifications of the related services at
>
>inter-networking and intra-networking level that should be the real 'end
>product'of these WG. and as such did not provide the full SOIS picture.
>
>Also we agree that this document presenting an architecure is not per se a
>'standard recommendation' but a support to them.
>
>Green or Magenta Book :
>
>Our intention was to produce very soon a SOIS green book providing an overall
>introduction to SOIS as a whole from TCOAS to TCONS.
>
>Can we understand that the Green Book will be mainly descriptive giving a
>nice overall picture without too many technical details whilst the 'Magenta
>book'
>will be more a guide line/application profiles  book supporting the eventual
>user/implementer of the corresponding services standards ?
>
>In this latter case, this magenta would stay draft  for sometime waiting for
>the outcomes of the prototyping activities and consolidation of the services
>specifications.
>
>SOIS Workshop :
>
>In any case, a SOIS workshop would be welcome. In fact, due to this long gap
>between the last meeting and the June meeting, we could organize one as well
>in Europe sometimes in the beginning of next year at ESTEC.
>
>Being said that, I will probably have difficulties to join you for the last
>week of October due to project review work  one one side but also because
>our 'corprorate' mission budget is decreasing as we approach the end of the
>year.
>
>  In any case, Chris may  be able to join  since we have kept some resource
>for such travel in his contract.
>
>TCOAS: presence of TCOAS guys will be necessary to get the full story right
>
>Teleconf: I will set up ta SOIS teleconf to prepare and discuss this matter
>in the coming weeks within SOIS
>
>Best regards
>
>Patrick
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> <Adrian.J.Hooke at jpl.nasa.gov>, "Jane
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> <Jane.K.Marquart at nasa.gov>, Dave Israel <dave.israel at nasa.gov>,
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> Richard.G.Schnurr at nasa.gov 
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>                                                   Subject: [CESG] SOIS 
> reference model: special 1-day workshop?
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> 21:38 
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>Patrick and Chris:
>
>I was encouraged to see convergence in Atlanta on the need for a top-level
>SOIS reference model, and in particular the proposal that the existing "Time
>Critical Onboard Network (TCONS) and Onboard Bus Lan (OBL) Architecture" Red
>Book might be re-vectored to become the core of a new Recommended Practice
>(Magenta Book) that expresses the overall onboard networking architecture.
>The current model (see below) still seems to need some clarification,
>particularly in terms of:
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>1. Showing the Internal architecture of TCOA
>2. Recognizing the application services that can support plug-n-play
>operations such as device annunciation and device discovery.
>3. Explaining why the TCONS API is shown in a service diagram.
>4. Differentiating between SOIS and SIS Internetworking services
>5. Recognizing other emerging onboard data buses, such as USB.
>
>At the end of next month (25-27 October), the CMC and IOAG will meet near
>Washington DC and many of you will be coming over for that meeting. On Monday
>24 October, the IOAG has a private meeting and I would like to propose that
>we hold a special CESG workshop on that day to focus on getting the overall
>SOIS Reference Model agreed.
>
>How many of you would be interested in participating in such a special SOIS
>meeting on Monday 24 October? Madeline, Rick, Jane, Greg: would you guys be
>interested in hosting this meeting at Goddard? If not, maybe Howie could host
>it in Columbia?
>
>Best regards
>Adrian
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