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ILS Suite of Specifications
The ASD suite of ILS Specifications currently consist of:
NB: the links direct you to the official website of each specification
These specifications are supported by appropriate input data specifications (e.g. S1000X).
The first specification, STE100, is 100% ASD. All other specifications are shared with AIA. S1000D is also shared with ATA.
S1000D User Forum 2013
The Annual S1000D User Forum and S-Series-Specification Day took place 16-19 September in Vienna.
ILS Working Group
The objective of this WG is to develop a strategy/policy document for ILS Specifications, including process chart and gaps to address need for additional specs. This strategy/policy will be accomplished through the ILS Guide SX000i working group, the associated suite of ILS Specifications and relationships with other SSG domains.
The SSG ILS Working Group takes its authority from the ASD ILS Spec Group and represents the Custommer Support/ILS domains within the SSG.
The "ILS" WG links with ASD Product Support Group (PSG) and AIA/ASD ILS Spec. Council.
Each specification has a Steering Group and the common elements are underpinned by the Data Modelling and Exchange Working Group (DMEWG). For further information, click here.
Expected results: Improve compatibility of the several ILS specifications (ASD suite and other global standards)
Develop cross-domain business scenarios and identify gaps.
The ILS working group contributes to the SSG Objectives:
The planned ASD SSG ILS Policy deliverable will be linked to the SX000i ILS Guide.
The purpose of the ILS Guide (SX000i) is to:
- Explain the vision and objectives for the suite of specifications
- Provide a framework that documents the global ILS process and interactions; process, data…
- Explain how the ILS specs interface with other standardisation domains : engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, collaboration , security
- Explain the global governance of ILS spec development and supporting work plan resources etc...
- Provide concrete guidance on how to satisfy specific business requirements using an appropriate selection of defined components
In addition, the SX000i Working Group will identify existing gaps in the Suite of ILS Specifications (e.g. data dictionnary, configuration management, programme management, etc.)
Vision: all players of the global aerospace value network will be able to share data securely through the life of the products and services.
This may be achieved by the establishment and adoption of a coherent set of global information standards which are:
- A critical underpinning factor in enabling joint working between customers and industry through simplification of electronic trading.
- The key enabler to respond more quickly to changing requirements, to further optimize processes, improve data quality and drive out unnecessary costs associated with integration, by identifying the most appropriate solution components
Use cases
- The planning and management, production, exchange, distribution and use of global ILS products and services that support the life cycle of any civil or military project. This will be split in sub-use cases depending on ILS product and services (tech pubs, training, material, feedback, LSA..)
- Consistent global configuration management used across the ILS Suite of standards (S-Series)
- Integration of light 3D visualization with training, maintenance, LSA, tech pubs and material data
- Etc
Comments and suggestions to the ILS Suite of specifications: http://www.sx000i.org/CPF/
Meeting Plan


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Study of Cardiovascular Disease and Obstructive Sleep Apnea (CVD/OSA)
This study is currently recruiting participants. (see Contacts and Locations)
Verified June 2014 by University of Wisconsin, Madison
University of Wisconsin, Madison
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First received: June 29, 2012
Last updated: June 26, 2014
Last verified: June 2014
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|June 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)


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Your favourite pharmacy lecturers revealed
If you're a Bradford graduate, you'll know what I mean by the N Floor 9am dash; if not, count yourself lucky.
For the uninitiated, Bradford's pharmacy department occupies the top floors of a 13-storey tower and in my day it was generally nigh-on impossible to get in the lift in time for lectures. The only thing for it was to walk up the 10 flights from C floor to N floor. Believe me, it's a long walk.
It's the first thing that comes to mind when I think of my time at Bradford, mixed with various bars and curry houses where I squandered my student loan.
Why the nostalgia trip? This morning talk on Twitter went back to school, with a range of Bradford graduates swapping tales of the academics who'd helped them become a professional. Rather than just keep it a Bradford thing, I asked you for your favourite pharmacy lecturers… and was inundated with replies.
The Bradford contingent was strongly represented. Particular praise came for professor Adrian Williams, Mr John Tucker ("Hollywood even made a biopic of his life story; that's how good he was" joked one comment), professor John Purvis, Dr Jim Smythe and Dr Victoria Silkstone.
Other schools had their heroes too. Lecturers proving a hit with past students included Drs Ian Blagbrough at Bath ("Man giant!" remarked pharmacist Steve Mosley on Twitter), Ian Cubbin at Liverpool John Moores, and David Wright at the University of East Anglia. Praise was also due to professor Henry Chrystyn at Huddersfield ("Got to love a birra yorkshire" explained @Pharmasaurus_Rx).
And it wasn't just past students feeding in their suggestions, too, such as this unsubtle hint from Aston University's deputy head of pharmacy Chris Langley (@ChrisALangley): "Mystified by silence from
@JosephBush on your fave pharmacy lecturer poll. Surely he would want to mention his PhD supervisor..."
It seems every pharmacy school has its characters, so keep your stories and fave lecturers coming by commenting below or joining the debate on Twitter.
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