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lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

Note: this is a rather large task; try to time box to 3 hours each.	LEAD	SUPPORT
@michaeld3951	@htyuki

Consider delegating tasking between both of you.

Purpose: to understand existing specs and determine our access to them. Due date for tasking: 2021-10-15, 12 PM, Friday

tasking:

[ ] review IEEE 1856-2017 - IEEE Standard Framework for Prognostics and Health Management of Electronic Systems
[ ] review JA6268_201804 - Design & Run-Time Information Exchange for Health-Ready Components JA6268_201804
[ ] create high-level Wiki on these frameworks
[ ] prepare demo for team on these frameworks
[ ] Look into the definition of the sub-components and how they relate, are configured with what their expected behavior should be, etc.

Expanded Purpose: this can be an important aspect of-- • how we define our monitoring database • where we can add special value • that we showcase best practices that people will feel safe following and feel good talking about (ie. "no one ever got fired for...____" insert...following an IEEE or SAE spec?)

lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

note: some tasking for this which I see I didn't add up there

[x] reach out to JFL to see if they are willing to purchase the licenses to these materials. They are not public
[ ] reach out CERE if JFL is not willing to purchase them

lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

@michaeld3951 how is this going? what's your status?

lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

to get a book (?) https://www.liberty.edu/library/request-resources/

lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

CERE https://www.liberty.edu/engineering/cere/

michaeld3951 commented 2 years ago

Resource requests for both documents have been submitted to JFL. Now we're just waiting on a response.

lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

Resource requests for both documents have been submitted to JFL. Now we're just waiting on a response.

@michaeld3951 @htyuki because of that^, pushing the due back to Wednesday Oct 6, 12PM

michaeld3951 commented 2 years ago

Both documents have been approved by JFL. However, after searching on the library website only the IEEE document is appearing as of now. I will check again later with the hopes of there being some delay in adding it. The pdf for the IEEE document is attached below:

IEEE: IEEE Standard Framework for Prognostics and Health Management of Electronic Systems.pdf

michaeld3951 commented 2 years ago

update on the SAE article, JFL said this was a more complex document to obtain and may take some time. I will post the pdf here once I hear from them

lydia-wu commented 2 years ago

tasking for @michaeld3951 --

[x] follow up again about the SAE
- [ ] next week, @lydia-wu to pursue different action
[x] go into IEEE article this weekend, push together notes

Think about:

[ ] how do we create structure to see the health of the system
[ ] keep the R.1.1.1-R.1.1.6 goals in mind
[ ] practice your "skimming reading" technique

michaeld3951 commented 2 years ago

Here are the notes from the IEEE article I was able to quickly put together. Most of it is copy and paste from the article, but I extracted the important information. It may be a bit of reading, but it is definitely useful information. I also uploaded this document to the OneDrive

IEEE Standards Article Notes.docx

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