Issue 4807: Change name of standard because it addresses only a subset of the RFP                                                                                                                                   (surveillance-ftf)
Source: THALES (Mr. Emmanuel Fuchs, elfuchs@club-internet.fr  omg@elfuchs.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: Proposed name: Surveillance User Interface.1.

Resolution: Change name to Surveillance User Interface.1.
Revised Text: Replace on front page title with Surveillance User Interface.1.
Actions taken:
January 17, 2002: receive dissue
February 14, 2003: closed issue
Discussion: 

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Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 11:34:33 +0100
From: Emmanuel FUCHS <emmanuel.fuchs@thalesatm.com>
Organization: Thales ATM
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Hi Juergen

I send you the first Issue of the OMG surveillance manager:

Change the name of the standard because it addresses only a subset of
the RFP.

Proposed name: Surveillance User Interface.1.

I will send next issue to surveillance issues@omg.org.


See you in Anaheim.

Emmanuel


Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 11:22:44 +0100
From: Emmanuel FUCHS <emmanuel.fuchs@thalesatm.com>
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I everybody

I am doing my homework before the next FTF meeting.

So I will send to Juergen the first issue to enable him to open the
issue list on the OMG site.

The first issue is on the name on the standard. We will rename the
standard because the submission
only addresses a subset of the RFP.

We will Surveillance Manager Interface to Surveillance User
Interface.1

This makes it clear that the submission refers only to the User part
of the
Surveillance Manager interfaces, and that this is the first in a
series of
submissions that will fully define the User interface(s).

I recall you that the member of the FTF will have to vote on it. We
will discuss this process during
the next meeting in Anaheim.

The FTF surveillance meeting is schedule on Thursday morning.

See you there.

Emmanuel FUCHS