RE: [plcs-tog] AP239 edition 2

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Rob Bodington <>
Date
2009-01-21T13:55:12+00:00
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RE: [plcs-tog] AP239 edition 2
Thanks Howard --- any advances
on this?

If I hear none by tomorrow close
of play I will distribute it to the TC

 

Regards

Rob

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From: Mason, Howard (UK)
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Sent: 21 January 2009 13:48

To: Rob Bodington; 

Cc: Phil Spiby; ; Nigel Shaw

Subject: RE: [plcs-tog] AP239 edition 2

 

My edits as follows, noting that part 439 and the
implementation modules have successfully completed their systematic review, so
that this work is entirely independent of that review.

 

Howard
Mason

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From: Rob
Bodington [mailto:] 

Sent: 21 January 2009 13:37

To: 

Cc: Phil Spiby; ; Nigel Shaw

Subject: [plcs-tog] AP239 edition 2

 

  
  
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Hi 

Here is the email that I was proposing to send to the TC –
any comments before I do?

Hopefully not opening Pandora’s box

 

ISO 10303-239 was published as an international standard in
2005. Since then it has been successfully deployed and is in production use on
a daily basis.  It's main components have just successfully
completed a 3 year systematic review by ISO ,
although a number of issues have been raised from its operational
deployment and use.   In addition, new ISO 10303 standards have been
developed which further refine the modules originally used in AP239.

  

The intention is therefore to produce a new edition of ISO
10303-239. The aim is not to increase the scope of the standard but  to
 focus on:

- addressing the issues that have been encountered when
using  the  standard

- ensuring that ISO 10303-239 is compatible with the ISO
10303 standards developed subsequent to 2005 , in particular ISO
10303-233  and ISO 10303-203 edition 2. 

 - including any relevant new capabilities within the original
scope 

 

The goal is to develop a new edition and submit for  a
combined  ballot as a  New Work Item and  Committee
Draft by 31st March 2009.

 

If anyone has any resources that they would like to
contribute to this activity, they are more than welcome and please contact me.

Regards

Rob

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