Catalog of OMG Domain Specifications
This page provides a catalog of OMG specifications.
Specifications are listed alphabetically.
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| Specification Name: |
Air
Traffic Control |
| Description: |
Defines
interfaces used for implementing ATC systems that follow the
Model-View-Controller paradigm. |
| Domain: |
Transportation |
| Keywords: |
ATC, design patterns, failure,
MVC, publish, recovery, subscribe |
| Latest / past specifications: |
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Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
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| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP |
| Related Industry Standards: |
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| Specification Name: |
Alert
Management Service |
| Description: |
The domain of naval Combat Management Systems (CMS) is
characterized by a huge variety of underlying computing platforms,
with different and often incompatible means of managing and reporting
alerts. Standards-based alert management services are essential for
interoperable and open systems. This specification is a standard for ALert
MAnagement Service (ALMAS) in CMS systems, consisting of
a standard alerts data model and a model for an alert delivery and
lifecycle management service. |
| Domain: |
Command,
Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence (C4I) |
| Keywords: |
alert, alert
clients, alert instance, alert template, CMS, DCOM, event |
| Finalization
Information: |
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| Associated documents: |
PIM
XMI, PSMs
IDL, XML |
| Related OMG Specifications: |
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| Related Industry Standards: |
OASIS Common Alerting Protocol, v1.0,
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/6334/oasis-200402-cap-core-1.0.pdf |
| Most recent IPR
and Implementation questionnaire responses: |
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| Specification Name: |
Application
Management and System Monitoring (AMSM) for CMS Systems |
| Description: |
This
specification provides standardization of AMSM support for naval
Combat Management Systems (CMS). |
| Domain: |
Command,
Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence (C4I) |
| Keywords: |
Application,
Application Model, Application Specification, Configuration,
Deployment Configuration, Executable Software Element, Executable
Software Element Specification, Host, Node, Service Infrastructure,
Software System, Software System Specification, System Infrastructure,
System Topology, System Topology Specifications |
| Finalization
Information: |
|
| Associated documents: |
Zip
Package of PIM (XMI) and PSM (CORBA/IDL, DDS/IDL, DMTF/MOF and
XSD) |
| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
DDS V1.0,
Lightweight
Logging Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
[CIM]
CIM Schema, DMTF, V2.9.0. 5 Jan, 2005. [CIMMOF] CIM 2.2
Specification, DMTF, 14 June 1999. (DSP0004). [CIMHTTP] CIM
Operations over HTTP, DMTF, V1.1.6 January, 2003. (DSP0200). [CIMXML]
Representation of CIM in XML, DMTF, V2.1.2 May, 2002. (DSP0201).[HPI]
Hardware Platform Interface Specification, SA Forum, HPI-B-01.01
January, 2005. [REGEXP] Chapter 9, "Regular Expressions" of
the Base Definitions volume of IEEE Std 1003.1-2001. [SNMP]
Simple Network Management Protocol. [WBEM] The Web Based
Enterprise Management Initiative. See the latest version available at
http://www.dmtf.org/standards/wbem/.
[XMLSchema] XML Schema,W3C Recommendation, 28 O |
| Most recent IPR
and Implementation questionnaire responses: |
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| Specification Name: |
Audio
/ Visual Streams |
| Description: |
Standard
interfaces that control and manage audio and video stream
exchanges with Quality of Service (QoS) constraints, where
stream is defined as a set of flows of data between objects, and a
flow is a continuous sequence of frames in a clearly identified
direction. |
| Domain: |
Telecommunications |
| Keywords: |
ATM,
connection, device, flow, media, multimedia device interface,
protocol, QoS, stream, token, virtual multimedia devices |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
Property
Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
IMA
Recommended Practice, Multimedia Systems Services Part 1: Functional
Specification; TINA Object Definition
Language (TINA-ODL) MANUAL, PBL01 |
| Specification Name: |
Bibliographic
Query Service |
| Description: |
Specification
of interfaces that provide the ability to query a bibliographic
repository for citations of a variety of document types, and retrieve
the citation matching the query criteria. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
attributes,
bibliography, citation, matching, metadata,
ordering, query, repository, research, search |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
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| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
BSA, Gene Expression,
Genomic Maps, Naming
Service, Property
Service, Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, Trading
Service, XMI |
| Related Industry Standards: |
Dublin
Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1; Getty Thesaurus of Geographic
Names; ISO639; ISO3166; ISO8601 |
| Specification Name: |
Bimolecular
Sequence Analysis (BSA) |
| Description: |
Services for
the analysis of biological macromolecular sequence data and associated
information, including facilities for their representation,
manipulation, and analysis. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
ambiguity code,
coding sequence, expression, genetic code, Hidden Markov Model, HMM,
profile, sequence, sequence assembly |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
BQS,
CORBA/IIOP,
Gene Expression, Genomic
Maps, Life
Cycle Service, Macromolecular Structure,
Property
Service, XMI |
| Related Industry Standards: |
Genetic Codes (National Center
for Biotechnology Information) |
| Specification Name: |
Business
Motivation Model (BMM) |
| Description: |
The Business
Motivation Model specification provides a scheme or structure for
developing, communicating, and managing business plans in an organized
manner. Specifically, the Business Motivation Model does all of the
following:
• It identifies factors that motivate the establishing of business
plans.
• It identifies and defines the elements of business plans.
• It indicates how all these factors and elements inter-relate.
Among these elements are those that provide
governance for and guidance to the business — Business Policies and
Business Rules. |
| OMG Cross Reference: |
Business
Modeling Specifications |
| Specification Name: |
Business
Process Definition Metamodel (BPDM) |
| Description: |
BPDM
provides the capability to represent and model business processes
independent of notation or methodology, thus bringing these different
approaches together into a cohesive capability. This is done using a
"meta model"1 – a model of how to describe business
processes – a kind of shared vocabulary of process with well defined
connections between terms and concepts. This meta model captures the
meaning behind the notations and technologies in a way that can help
integrate them and leverage existing assets and new designs. The meta
model behind BPDM uses the OMG "Meta Object Facility" (MOF)
standard to capture business processes in this very general way and to
provide an XML syntax for storing and transferring business process
models between tools and infrastructures. Various tools, methods and
technologies can then map their way to view, understand and implement
processes to and through BPDM. |
| OMG Cross Reference: |
Business
Modeling Specifications |
| Specification Name: |
Business
Process Maturity Model (BPMM) |
| Description: |
BPMM
is intended for anyone interested or involved in improving an
organization's business process related to their products and services
- whether the products and services are for internal or external use.
This includes members of appraisal teams, members of process
engineering groups, managers, and professional staff. BPMM can be used
as a process model by itself or it can be used as a framework for
improvement efforts based on other models. |
| OMG Cross Reference: |
Business
Modeling Specifications |
| Specification Name: |
Business
Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) |
| Description: |
Business
people are very comfortable with visualizing business processes in a
flow-chart format. There are thousands of business analysts studying
the way companies work and defining business processes with simple
flow charts. This creates a technical gap between the format of the
initial design of business processes and the format of the languages,
such as BPEL4WS, that will execute these business processes. This gap
needs to be bridged with a formal mechanism that maps the appropriate
visualization of the business processes (a notation) to the
appropriate execution format (a BPM execution language) for these
business processes.
Interoperation of business processes at the human level, rather than
the software engine level, can be solved with standardization of the
Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN). BPMN provides a Business
Process Diagram (BPD), which is a Diagram designed for use by the
people who design and manage business processes. BPMN also provides a
formal mapping to an execution language of BPM Systems (BPEL4WS).
Thus, BPMN provides a standard visualization mechanism for
business processes defined in an execution optimized business process
language.
NOTE: The OMG specification begins with Version 1.1 as a previous 1.0 existed in industry.
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| OMG Cross Reference: |
Business
Modeling Specifications |
| Specification Name: |
Chemical
Structure and Access Represnetation (CSAR) |
| Description: |
CSAR is a set
of specifications describing the management of molecular information,
chemical structure access, and retrieval processes. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
acyclic bonds,
aromaticity, atom, bit string, bond, charge, chiral, connection table,
counterion, cyclic bonds, electrons, fingerprints, heteroatoms,
Markush structure, molecule, orbital, query structure, radical,
registerable structure, similarity search, spin state,
stereochemistry, structural keys, substructure tautomer, valence |
| Latest / past specifications: |
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Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
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| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG
Specifications: |
XMI |
| Related Industry Standards: |
|
| Most recent IPR
and Implementation questionnaire responses: |
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| Specification Name: |
Clinical
Observations Access Service (COAS) |
| Description: |
The Clinical
Observations Access Service (COAS) specification is a set of interfaces and data
structures with which a server can supply clinical observations. COAS provides
a mechanism to allow for the retrieval of that clinical content via a
set of established interfaces. Effectively,
COAS provides a generic retrieval capability and is independent of an
information model. The
forthcoming Retrieve, Locate, and Update Service (RLUS) specification will
supersede COAS. This is
due to, among other issues, the absence of an information model and
accepted industry constructs inhibiting marketplace adoption of COAS.
RLUS is explicitly requiring support for HL7 semantic content,
while leaving open the possibility to support other information
models. The
computational aspects of COAS were analyzed and have been considered
during the development of the RLUS RFP. |
| Domain: |
Healthcare |
| Keywords: |
access, client, coding scheme,
LQS, PIDS, policy, server, Subject of Care |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
Event Service, Naming
Service, PIDS, RAD, Trading
Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
|
| Specification Name: |
Computer
Aided Design (CAD) Services |
| Description: |
Describes an
interface standard for Mechanical Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems
that enable the interoperability of CAD, Computer Aided Manufacturing
(CAM) and Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) tools. The aim is to
provide users of design and engineering systems the ability to
seamlessly integrate, best-in-class, software across a wide variety of
CAD/CAM and CAE applications through CORBA interfaces. These standard
interfaces enable a distributed product design environment that
includes a variety of CAD systems. |
| Domain: |
Manufacturing and Industrial
Systems |
| Keywords: |
boundary
representations, CAD, data translation, design, geometry,
manufacturing, mechanical engineering,
topology |
| Latest / past specifications: |
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| Contact Information: |
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| Associated documents: |
IDL |
| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
PDM Enablers, Property
Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
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| Specification Name: |
Currency |
| Description: |
Specifies a set
of business objects and related abstractions as a proposed standard to
support international currency. |
| Domain: |
Finance |
| Keywords: |
arithmetic, calculator,
currency, exchange rate, money, rounding, security |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
Query Service,
Relationship
Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
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| Specification Name: |
Data
Acquisition from Industrial Systems (DAIS) |
| Description: |
Support of
efficient real time transfer of large amounts of data from an
industrial process to a wide range of clients and support of discovery
of parameters and update of parameter values. |
| Domain: |
Manufacturing and Industrial
Systems |
| Keywords: |
Data Access
Facility, Distribution Management System, Energy Management System,
EPRI, PLC, RTU, SCADA, UMS |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.1 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
|
| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
Historical Data Acquisition from Industrial Systems,
Utility Management Systems Data Access Facility |
| Related Industry Standards: |
EPRI TR-106324;
IEC standard 1346-1; IEC standard 61970 and 61970-30x.; OPC Alarm and
events 1.02; OPC Data access version 2.03 |
| Specification Name: |
Distributed
Simulation Systems |
| Description: |
A common
technical framework facilitating the interoperability of all types of
models and simulations among themselves and with command and control
systems, as well as facilitating the reuse of modeling and simulation
components. |
| Domain: |
Simulation |
| Keywords: |
High Level Architecture, HLA,
simulation, federation |
| Latest / past specifications: |
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| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP |
| Related Industry Standards: |
IEEE P1516.2 |
| |
| Specification Name: |
EIS
and RLUS joint |
| Description: |
EIS
(Entity Identification Service): The scope of this specification
is the interfaces, operations, and information structure required to
uniquely identify various kinds of entities within disparate systems
within a single enterprise and/or across a set of collaborating
enterprises. These service interfaces are intended to be used within a
healthcare setting, in which the security of data exchanges is both
important and regulated by laws such as HIPAA in the United
States.
RLUS (Retrieve, Locate, and Update Service):
This web service specification seeks to define, at a service level,
appropriate interfaces to locate, retrieve, and update resources among
and between healthcare organizations. It is not intended to replace
existing systems or implementations, but to create an interface
standard for a service-oriented layer to expose those healthcare
assets and resources within an organization that are needed to meet
business or medical needs.
|
| Finalization
Information: |
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| Domain: |
Health |
| |
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| |
| Specification Name: |
Gene
Expression |
| Description: |
A
standard that addresses the representation of gene expression data and
relevant annotations, as well as mechanisms for exchanging these data. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
array,
background, biomaterial,
biosequence
cluster,
cell line, channel, chip. cluster analysis, compound, error model,
expression, image analysis, label, quantitation type, normalization,
photolithography, probe, profile, protocol application, repeated
measurement, replicate experiments, sequence, targe5t ,time series,
virtual array |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
BQS, BSA,
Collection
Service, Life Sciences Identifiers, Query
Service, XMI |
| Related Industry Standards: |
NCBI
Taxonomy database, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/tax.html;
World
Wide Web Consortium. 2000. Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Second Edition);
World Wide Web Consortium. 2000. XML Schema |
| Specification Name: |
General
Ledger |
| Description: |
Defines
the interfaces and their semantics that are required
to enable interoperability between General Ledger systems and
accounting applications, as well as
other distributed objects and applications for accounting purposes. |
| Domain: |
Finance |
| Keywords: |
accounting, accounts payable,
accounts receivable, bookkeeping, ledger, payroll |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP |
| Related Industry Standards: |
COMPASS;
International Accounting Standards; ISO/IEC 10746-1-3; ISO/IEC
JTC1/SC21 |
| Specification Name: |
Genomic
Maps |
| Description: |
A standard for representing
genomic maps and their contents. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
assignment,
expressed sequence tag, genomic map, idiogram, linkage analysis |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
|
| Related OMG Specifications: |
BQS,
BSA,
CORBA/IIOP,
Event Service, Lexicon
Query Service, Macromolecular Structure,
PIDS, Property
Service, Query
Service, Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms |
| Related Industry Standards: |
|
| Specification Name: |
Ground
Equipment Management Service (GEMS) |
| Description: |
The intent of GEMS is to define a
lightweight, easy-to-use interface model suitable for control and
status of nearly all types of devices within space-related ground
systems. In truth, these devices are not unique to space
communications. Modern ground systems include many commercial devices
such as networking devices and digital archive systems. While this
specification focuses specifically on space applications, it is
designed to apply to a broad range of devices. |
| Domain: |
Space |
| Keywords: |
Consultative Committee for Space Data
Systems (CCSDS); General Command for Programmable Instrumentation (GCPI);
General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB); Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNP); Space Link Extensions (SLE); Telemetry Tracking &
Commanding (TT&C) |
| Finalization
Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
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| Related Industry Standards: |
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| Most recent IPR
and Implementation questionnaire responses: |
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| Specification Name: |
Historical
Data Acquisition from Industrial Systems (HDAIS) |
| Description: |
This specification defines a number of interfaces for
a time series data management facility. The motivation is to enable
integration between the various existing or emerging products that
produce or consume historical data, such as: remote terminal units,
process control units, SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition) systems that produce historical data to be recorded;
maintenance and persistent storage systems that consume historical
data (a historical data management facility); clients retrieving data
for discovery, presentation and update; clients retrieving data for
analysis and or input to calculations; and bridges to and from
existing OPC Historical data services. |
| Domain: |
Manufacturing and Industrial
Systems |
| Keywords: |
concurrency
control, connection interfaces, DAIS, Energy
Management System (EMS), EPRI Common Information Model (CIM), IO
interfaces, OPC, Programmed
Logic Controller (PLC), power system, Resource
Description Framework (RDF), Remote Terminal Unit (RTU), SCADA,
Utility
Management System (UMS), Water Quality and Energy Management System (WQEMS) |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
Data Acquisition from Industrial Systems, Utility
Management Systems Data Access Facility, UML |
| Related Industry Standards: |
IEC
61346-1, Structuring and Naming; IEC 61970;
OLE
for Process Control (OPC), XML |
| Specification Name: |
IT
Portfolio Management Facility |
| Description: |
This specification provides an
Enterprise Organization Facility platform independent model and
platform-specific interface specifications.
An enterprise organization structure consists of organizational
entities and the relationships between them.
This facility is to allow applications the ability to define,
navigate, and retrieve information defining an enterprise’s
organizational structure. This
includes information about the organizational units that make up an
enterprise, the human resources that belong to those organizational
units, and the structure and relationships that connect them all
together. |
| Domain: |
cross-domain |
| Keywords: |
agreement,
blob, communication connection, contact, context, control, dependency,
deployable elements, date, event, information, interest, location,
observation, party, platform, process, requirements, service,
timestamp |
| Finalization
Information: |
|
| Related OMG
Specifications: |
CWM,
MOF, RAS,
SPEM, UML,
UML Profile for EAI, UML
Profile for EDOC, XMI |
| Related Industry Standards: |
RM-ODP,
W3C
XML |
| Most recent IPR
and Implementation questionnaire responses: |
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| Specification Name: |
Laboratory
Equipment Control Interface Specification (LECIS) |
| Description: |
LECIS
defines a discrete state and communication model for laboratory
devices. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
DCD,
device capability dataset, event, macro command, registry, SLM,
standard laboratory module, SCD, system capability dataset, task, task
sequence controller, TSC, UNC, variable, workcell |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP |
| Related Industry Standards: |
American Society for Testing
and Materials Standard E1989-98,
W3C
XML |
| Specification Name: |
Lexicon
Query Service |
| Description: |
Specifies
a set of common, read-only methods for accessing the content of
medical terminology systems. |
| Domain: |
Healthcare |
| Keywords: |
association,
blob, characteristic, coding scheme, concept, definition, lexical,
naming authority, pick list, registration authority, role, source,
target, terminology, usage |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
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| Related OMG Specifications: |
CORBA/IIOP,
Trading Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
CEN
ENV 12264: 1995; ISO 1087:1990; ISO/IEC 7826-1,-2 : 1994; ISO/IEC
8824-1 (1994); Unified Medical Language System |
| Specification Name: |
Life
Sciences Analysis Engine |
| Description: |
In the Life Sciences domains there are many computer methods for
analyzing and deriving data. The goal of this specification is to
describe how to access them in an interoperable way in a distributed
environment. It includes the execution and control of computer methods
(represented as applications, programs, processes, threads, or
otherwise) and dealing with their inputs, output, and functionality.
Particularly, it addresses: both synchronous and asynchronous invocation of the remote tools; the
ability to transport data to and from the remote tools both in its
entirety and in smaller chunks; and the ability to interact with the
tools that has been already started.
|
| Domain: |
Life Sciences
Research |
| Keywords: |
client-poll
notification, controlling analysis execution, event, heartbeat, input
and output data, Java, job state, metadata, percent progress,
provider-defined events, step progress, time progress, web services |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Associated documents: |
A ZIP
archive of normative and non-normative accompanied
files as follows:
Normative: LSAE PIM captured as XMI; DTD definitions; a WSDL
and Java PSM
Non-normative: Rose model of the LSAE PIM; convenience files;
higher resolution diagrams of the Rose model and other illustrative
images |
| Contact Information: |
|
| Related OMG
Specifications: |
Event
Service, Life Sciences Identifiers, Notification
Service, Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, XMI |
| Related Industry
Standards: |
Web Services Notification,
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/specification/ws-notification/
Web Services
Basic Profile:
http://www.ws-i.org/docs/charters/WSBasic_Profile_Charter1-1.pdf
|
| Specification Name: |
Life
Sciences Identifiers |
| Description: |
This specification addresses
the need for a standardized naming schema for biological entities in
the Life Sciences domains, the need for a service assigning unique
identifiers complying with such naming schema, and the need for a
resolving service that specifies how to retrieve the entities
identified by such naming schema from repositories.
|
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
assignment, discovery,
identifiers, Java, PSM, resolution, service, SOAP, web services |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Associated documents: |
A ZIP
archive of normative and non-normative accompanied
files as follows:
Normative: LSID PIM captured as XMI; a WSDL and Java PSM
Non-normative: Rose model of the LSID PIM; higher resolution
diagrams of the Rose model; WSDL definitions with non-existing service
locations |
| Contact Information: |
|
| Related OMG Specifications: |
Gene
Expression, Life Sciences Analysis Engine, Single
Nucleotide Polymorphisms, XMI |
| Related Industry Standards: |
International
Standard for representation of dates and times
http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/popstds/datesandtime.html |
| Specification Name: |
Macromolecular
Structure |
| Description: |
The
specification of appropriate interfaces for representing and accessing
biological macromolecular structure data and associated information. |
| Domain: |
Life Sciences Research |
| Keywords: |
factory, Miller
indices, phase calculations, space group, structure factor,
temperature factor |
| Latest / past specifications: |
|
Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
|
| Contact Information: |
|
| Related OMG Specifications: |
BSA,
CCM, CORBA/IIOP,
Genomic Maps, MOF,
Property
Service, Time
Service |
| Related Industry Standards: |
|
| Specification Name: |
Management
of Event Domains |
| Description: |
Specifies
an architecture and interfaces for managing event domains (sets of one
or more event channels that are grouped together for the purposes of
management, and/or for providing enhanced capabilities to the clients
of those channels such as improved scalability.) |
| OMG Cross Reference: |
CORBAservices
Specifications |
| Specification Name: |
Metamodel
for the Federal Transition Framework (FTF) |
| Description: |
This
specification is designed to move the evolution of the Federal
Transition Framework into the general community of the OMG
(industrial, governmental, and academic). The initial standard is
therefore based on the existing release of the Federal Transition
Framework released by the President’s Office of Management and
Budget (OMB). A key aspect of this specification is to move the FTF
specification’s primary representation from an XML Schema
representation to a Platform Independent Model (PIM) of the FTF
semantics from which the XML Schema is derived as a Platform Specific
Model (PSM). This opens the evolution of the FTF to its expression in
multiple technologies (PSMs) going forward |
| Domain: |
Government |
| Keywords: |
Back Office Services
Domain, Business Analytical Services Domain, Business Areas, Business
Management Services Domain, Business Reference Model (BRM), Component
Framework, Customer Services Domain, Data Reference Model (DRM),
Digital Asset Services Domain, Government Resources Business Area,
Measurement Areas, Measurement Indicators, Mode of Delivery,
Performance Reference Model (PRM), Process Automation Services Domain,
Service Access and Delivery, Service Component Reference Model (SRM),
Service Interface and Integration, Service Platform and
Infrastructure, Services Business Area, Services for Citizens, Support
Delivery, Support Services Domain, Technical Reference Model (TRM) |
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specifications: |
Current version: 1.0
Past versions: n/a
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| Specification Name: |
Model
Driven Message Interoperability (formerly known as
Conversion
Models for Payment Message Standards) |
| Description: |
Provides
a declarative, model driven mechanism to perform message
transformation - not only to handle the movement of data between
different message formats, but also to create a versioning mechanism
so that new version of a message can be mapped to older version,
thereby reducing the barriers that prevent the introduction of new
versions of messages and greatly reducing the cost of change. |
| Domain: |
Finance |
| Keywords: |
Autonomy,
Business analyst, Business Element ,Business rule, Composition,
Conversion Rule, Datatype, Domain, Domain Data Dictionary,
Domain Repository, Entity, Environment, Federated dictionary,
Federate, Group, Keyword List, Leaf Format, Leaf Format
Expression, Language, Location, Location Expression, Language,
Leaf Syntax Translator, Message Element, Message Element
Relationship Model, Message Composite, Message format, Message
Group, Message Element Set, Message Model, Message Syntax Model, Message Syntax Translator, MSxx, MTxx, Near Synonym, Node ID,
Physical Message Instance, Qualified Business Element,
Qualifier Runtime Application, Semantic Element, Semantic Map,
Simple Message Composite, Synonym, TCxx, Technical analyst,
Type, UNIFI, Wire format |
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XML |
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| Specification Name: |
Negotiation
Facility |
| Description: |
Specifies
an architecture comprised of specifications that relate to the
OMG-compliant interfaces for distributed electronic commerce systems. |
| Domain: |
Electronic Commerce |
| Keywords: |
abstract,
active, agency, collaboration, composition, containment, delegation,
DOM, encounter, engagement, framework, jurisdiction,
resource, role, template, transition, user |
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Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
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CORBA/IIOP,
Notification
Service, Task and Session |
| Related Industry Standards: |
W3C
DOM |
| Specification Name: |
OMG
Systems Modeling Language (OMG SysML)
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| Description: |
The
OMG Systems Modeling Language (OMG
SysML™) is a general-purpose graphical modeling language for
specifying, analyzing, designing, and verifying complex systems that may
include hardware, software, information, personnel, procedures, and
facilities. In particular, the language provides graphical representations
with a semantic foundation for modeling system requirements, behavior,
structure, and parametrics, which is used to integrate with other
engineering analysis models. SysML represents a subset of UML 2.0 with
extensions needed to satisfy the requirements of the UML™
for Systems Engineering RFP. SysML uses the OMG XML Metadata Interchange (XMI®)
to exchange modeling data between tools.
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| Domain: |
Systems Engineering |
| Keywords: |
Consult
SysML Glossary located within
http://docs.omg.org/ad/06-03-04.pdf |
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Current version: 1.1 |
Past versions: 1.0 |
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| Related OMG
Specifications: |
UML,
XMI |
| OMG Cross Reference: |
Modeling
and Metadata Specifications UML
Profile Specifications |
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and Implementation questionnaire responses: |
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| Specification Name: |
Party
Management Facility |
| Description: |
Provides
interfaces that allow external users (people, application programmers,
or other systems) to access and manipulate party related information
in a consistent and well-defined manner. |
| Domain: |
Finance |
| Keywords: |
contact information,
containment, party, PMF, property, role |
| Latest / past specifications: |
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Current version: 1.0 |
Past versions: n/a |
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