Please release new mission dictionary LDD-NH as soon as convenient

[acraugh]

• Is the LDD IngestLDD in Github? Yes

• Has the LDD Namespace been registered in the Namespace Registry? Yes

• Need-by date: 2 January 2024 Note that the data have already been posted for public review, so it is important to make the dictionary information available as soon as possible, but not so important as to require disruption of planned vacations over the holidays.

• Need-by date rationale: The data have already been posted for public review to meet a January 1 deadline, so it is important to make the dictionary information available as soon as possible, but not so important as to require disruption of planned vacations over the holidays.

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Latest LDD is in Github

• GitHub Tagged Release of LDD: https://github.com/pds-data-dictionaries/ldd-nh/releases/tag/1L00_1000
• Please also include, on the with IMs 1.20 and 1.19, the versions used in the published data:
• https://github.com/pds-data-dictionaries/ldd-nh/releases/tag/1K00_1000
• https://github.com/pds-data-dictionaries/ldd-nh/releases/tag/1J00_1000

• PDS4 IM version to release with: Not sure what this is asking. We need versions to support the current (1.21) IM as well as the previous two (1.20 and 1.19).

NOTE: A code freeze is expected for this LDD repo as soon as this request is submitted in order to avoid collision with additional changes. Once this ticket has been closed, active development may resume. If the LDD to release is not in the repo, PDS Operations will upload those files to the repo.

Latest LDD is NOT in Github

• LDD: New Horizons Mission Dictionary
• LDD Submission Package (.zip): zip consisting of the following files generated from LDDTool
  • .xsd – XML Schema file
  • .sch – Schematron file
  • .xml – Label file
  • .JSON – JSON File
  • IngestLDD.xml - Ingest LDD File used as input to LDDTool

I don't understand what I'm supposed to do with this "submission package" section.

[acraugh]

Ah - now I see I was supposed to ignore it...

[jordanpadams]

@acraugh these have been posted. https://pds.nasa.gov/datastandards/dictionaries/index-missions.shtml#nh