Renato,
I am very sorry I have not replied to you
sooner. I’ll spare you the whining – I am just getting to all
my emails.
Generally, this maps back to requirements 3,
16, and 26 which focus on various ways to specify resources. The group of
“ARMS” elements refers to the (U.S.) standard FEMA resource typing
effort. Adding these to the standard was proposed by a pilot project
conducted by Washington, Maryland and Virginia region. They
requested the structure be added to the standard message structure as one
option that may be used to specify resources.
In our meeting on Tuesday, this was
discussed and for now noted that these elements may either be combined into a complex
type (in which case this would be an optional choice – use this structure
OR use other resource elements, but not both) or referenced via the standard by
a ValueListURN. This will obviously be discussed in more detail, and we
look forward to your input.
Thanks,
From: Renato Iannella
[mailto:renato@nicta.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006
12:42 AM
To: Emergency_Mgt_Msg_SC
Subject: Re: [emergency-msg] Draft
Resource data dictionary
On 21 Mar 2006, at 06:03, Tim Grapes
wrote:
With
the time constraints I am working with, I thought I might run out of time, so I
developed the draft data dictionary in the attached excel format (part of which
I had previously completed). Then I found a quick and easy way to copy
that into the OASIS format, also attached. Both contain the same
information - It may be more expedient to walk through the spreadsheet but
capture changes in the document going forward. I also suggest for initial
go-around we only touch on each Element, type, definition, comments, mapped
rqmt and source if needed; just far enough to agree on the basis for a draft
DOM. Then we can iterate back to the details.
Tim,
I am a bit confused here.
The document
you produced defines elements such as
"ARMSResourceComponentCapabilityMetricText"
and I cannot
see where this has come from the Requirements document??
Cheers...
Renato Iannella
National ICT Australia
(NICTA)
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