ADG S1000D Series - Introduction to ASD S1000D

Introduction to
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ASD S1000D

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Topics To Be Covered
 Introduction to S1000D
Introduction to S1000D
 Components of a S1000D
Project
 Benefits of S1000D
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Business Rules
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 Data Module Requirements
Data Module Requirements
Lists
 Data Module Codes and
Data Module Codes and
Information Control
Numbers

 Zoning

 Publication Modules and
Codes

 Information Sets and
Publications

 Illustrations, Multimedia
and Hotspots

 Data Modules

 IETP’s
 Information Presentation
Information Presentation

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Introduction to S1000D Objectives
 Standard or Specification,
Standard or Specification,
 What is S1000D?
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Background of S1000D,
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 Scope of S1000D
 S1000D Organisation,
 USA Organisation Involvement,
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 Australian Involvement

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References
 All information has been sourced from:
All information has been sourced from:
 ASD S1000D Issue 2.0, 2.2, 3.0 and 4.0
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http://www.s1000d.org
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 http://www.w3.org
 http://www.aia‐aerospace.org/
 http://www.asd‐europe.org/site/
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 Individual country working group websites

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Standard or Specification
Specification:
 Detailed and exact statement.
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Open to ratification and amendments.
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 Evolves with current trends and technology.
Examples of specifications:
 ATA SPEC2000 — E‐Business Specification for Materiel's
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Management
 ebXML — Electronic Business XML specification
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 HTML 4.01 Specification
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Standard or Specification
Standard:
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If ratified, released as a new standard.
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 ISO manages global standards.
Example:
 ISO 9001:2000 — Small Business Quality Assurance standard
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What is S1000D?
International specification for technical publications utilizing a
International specification for technical publications utilizing a
common source database
 The principles of the specification can be applied to non‐
The principles of the specification can be applied to non
technical publications.
 This specification has been initially developed by the
This specification has been initially developed by the
Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD)
 Formerly European Association for Aerospace Industries
Formerly European Association for Aerospace Industries
(AECMA)

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What is S1000D?
 Previous to Issue 2.0 for Aviation only
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 Issue 2.0 and beyond included Land and Sea specific
applications.
 Military and Commercial Maintenance and Technical
Publications.
 S1000D Specification developed jointly:
 ASD
 Aerospace Industries Association of America (AIA)
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Air Transport Association of America (ATA)
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What is S1000D?
 Non‐proprietary international specification.
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 Used for regular maintenance or checks such as:
 air sea and land vehicles
air, sea and land vehicles
 equipment
 buildings and installations
 All items from S1000D Issue 2.1 are referred to as "the
Product“.
 All items from S1000D Issue 2.0 and prior are referred to as
"the Materiel“.

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Background of S1000D
 Originated in aerospace in early 1980’s.
Originated in aerospace in early 1980 s.
 Civil aviation documented in ATA 100 specification.
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Military projects used various military specifications.
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 Due to many existing procedures, costs grew due to complex
computer systems being required.
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 Added to the increase of collaborative projects.
 Need to recognise developments in ILS
 Customer & Product Support Committee establish
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Documentation Working Group (DWG).
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 DWG recognised only international specification is ATA 100.
DWG recognised only international specification is ATA 100.
 Therefore decided to attempt to harmonise civil and military.
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ATA 100 to be source document.
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 Many military specifications have roots in US Mil Specs.
 DWG invited nations to provide military representation.
 Sub group formed called Augmented Documentation Working
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Group (ADWG).

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 DWG realised the following major advantages:
DWG realised the following major advantages:
 cost saving on information generation
 more economic support planning
more economic support planning
 cheaper deliverable publications
 uniformity of standard
uniformity of standard
 standard format for data exchange
 enhanced inter‐operability
enhanced inter operability
 improved opportunity for clarity
 easier and cheaper translation
easier and cheaper translation

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 ADWG later renamed Technical Publication Specification
ADWG later renamed Technical Publication Specification
Maintenance Group (TPSMG).
 Duties have now been taken over by the S1000D Council and
Duties have now been taken over by the S1000D Council and
the S1000D Steering Committee

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Scope of S1000D
 Covers:
 planning and management,
 production,
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 exchange,
 distribution and use of technical documentation .
 Projects include
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 air, land and sea vehicles or equipments

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Scope of S1000D
The specification adopts principles from:
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 International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
 Continuous Acquisition and Lifecycle Support (CALS)
Continuous Acquisition and Lifecycle Support (CALS).
 World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards
For example: S1000D uses the CALS philosophy of "create once,
use many
use many".

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Scope of S1000D
 Information is prepared in SGML or XML.
Information is prepared in SGML or XML.
Modularisation is a concept where content is broken down
into small, manageable chunks of information called data
into small, manageable chunks of information called “data
modules”.
 A data module contains the following information:
A data module contains the following information:
 An identification and status section, and
 A
A content section
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Scope of S1000D
 S1000D does not define the product platform.
S1000D does not define the product platform.
 Produce the same content
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Adhere to the following:
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 Valid DDN (Data Dispatch Note)
 CSDB Status List, Data Module Requirements List and Data
Module List Interchange (CSL, DMRL, DML)
 Strict Conformance to DMC (Data Module Code)

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Scope of S1000D
 All data modules managed in a Common Source Database
All data modules managed in a Common Source Database
(CSDB).
 Enable production of output in either page‐oriented or IETP.
Enable production of output in either page oriented or IETP.
 Data managed in S1000D is not duplicated in the CSDB.
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Data to be stored once and used for multiple outputs.
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 A single change to an individual data module can update
multiple outputs and multiple deliveries.
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Scope of S1000D

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S1000D Organisation
1950 - AECMA
Established

1984 – AECMA
& MoD Develop
Spec.

1989 – First
Release of
Specification.

1993 – Issue 1 7
1.7
Released

1999 – Issue 1 8
1.8
Released

2004 – MoU
Between ASD &
ADL

2004 – Issue 2.1
Released

2003 – Issue 2.0
Released

2003 – MoU
between ASD &
AIA.

2001 – Issue 1.9
Released

2005 – Issue 2.2
Released
e eased

2005 – MoU
Between ASD,
AIA & ATA

2007 – Issue 2.3
Released
e eased

2007 – Issue 3.0
Released
e eased

2007 – MoU
Between ASD,
AIA & ATA

2011 –
Expected Issue
4.1 Release

2008 – Issue 4.0
Released

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S1000D Organisation

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S1000D Organisation

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S1000D Council
S1000D Council are responsible for:
S1000D Council are responsible for:
 coordinating the development of the specification,
 administrative duties, and
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 preparing for any meetings.

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Which Countries Support S1000D?
 S1000D Council made up of members from:
S1000D Council made up of members from:
 ASD, ATA, AIA, CAWG, DWG and Steering Committee Chair
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Oversees the S1000D Steering Committee
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 S1000D Steering Committee is made up of 2 representatives
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Germany

Italy

Sweden

Spain

United
States

France

United
Kingdom

Denmark Turkey Netherlands Switzerland Austria Czech Norway
Republic

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Which Countries Support S1000D?
 ATA e‐Business has 8 representatives
ATA e Business has 8 representatives
 S1000D St i C
S1000D Steering Committee Observers Nations:
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China

Russian
Singapore
Federation

Australia

 Those countries who support and use S1000D:
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Brazil

South
Africa

Belgium

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Hungary

Thailand

Canada


S1000D Steering Committee
 Responsible for the overall development and maintenance of
Responsible for the overall development and maintenance of
S1000D.

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USA Organization Involvement
 Air Transport Association (ATA)
Air Transport Association (ATA)
http://www.airlines.org/pages/home.aspx

 Aerospace Industries Association Of America (AIA).
Aerospace Industries Association Of America (AIA).
 AIA has 138 full members and 191 associate members.
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Members can be found at:
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http://www.aia‐aerospace.org/about_aia/our_members/

 Helped foster acceptance in the United States.

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USA Organization Involvement
Current US Working Groups Include:
Current US Working Groups Include:
 CAWG – http://www.ataebiz.org/apps/group_public/workgroup.php?wg_abbrev=cawg
 ATA B i
ATA e‐Business Working Group for S1000D
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 USSMG ‐ https://ussmg.btas.com/default.aspx
 Civil and Defence working Group for Air, Land & Sea
 NAVSEA ‐ http://www.dt.navy.mil/tot‐shi‐sys/des‐int‐pro/tec‐inf‐sys/s1000d/index.html
 Navy S1000D Working Group
 Panama City Users Group htt //
Panama City Users Group ‐ http://www.s1000dpc.com/
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 Local contractors and customers
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Australian Involvement S1000D
 Australia first showed interest in 1999.
Australia first showed interest in 1999.
 The Australian Defence Force (ADF) started a dialogue with
AECMA.
 Adoption as the preferred standard for use by the ADF.
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2001 Royal Australian Navy (RAN) granted observer status.
(RAN)
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 Voice their views regarding developments.
 2003 ADF commence talks with both the TPSMG and JLSA.
 2004 the first user forum held in Australia
 2007 S1000D User Forum held in Melbourne
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Australian Involvement S1000D
 The Australian Specification Management Working Group was
The Australian Specification Management Working Group was
formed – ASMWG http://www.austechpubs.com.au/
 Defence & Industry working together on:
Defence & Industry working together on:
 Business Rules
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Implementation Guides
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 Functionality Matrices
 Understanding within the ADF

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Current Status of S1000D

 Work is continuing on with Issue 4.1
 S1000D is being incorporated into commercial airlines
for operational procedures
 Being adopted by more and more countries
 If you find a problem or think of an improvement, lodge
it through you countries representative as a CPF.
http://public.s1000d.org/ChangeProposals/Pages/ChangeProposals.aspx

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