Closed ronaldtse closed 2 years ago
@ronaldtse do we want to produce Russian version of PubIDs, like French version?
@mico absolutely. ISO has 3 official languages: English, French and Russian. PubIDs are created in these languages differently. They also have the Arabic language PubID format, even though that is not officially used.
Since ISO Russian standards are published less common than English/French, I am not able to find the acronyms of the stages (e.g. Russian version of AWI, WD) and document types (e.g. IWA in Russian)
Since ISO Russian standards are published less common than English/French, I am not able to find the acronyms of the stages (e.g. Russian version of AWI, WD) and document types (e.g. IWA in Russian)
I found it there: https://ru.delta-engineering.be/iso
AWI == АВИ CD == КПК (need to double check) ПДТР == PDTR ПДТС == PDTS and more on the page
That's why I gave that link 😉 Thanks!
I found it there: https://ru.delta-engineering.be/iso
@ronaldtse Information is quite messy there, it's hard for me to understand what equal what, for example for stage 40 we have a list of stage identifiers:
ok, "ДАмд" is transliteration of "DAmd", but "ФПДИСП" in transliteration should be "FPDISP", so maybe it's FPD stage and ISP type... Only stages covered on the page, no types or organizations in Russian. No "corrigendum" in Russian. If we would have more examples for Russian PubIDs, maybe we could extract more information.
For organizations I have only Russian names for "ISO" and "IEC".
"ФПДИСП" in transliteration should be "FPDISP", so maybe it's FPD stage and ISP type...
That's probably correct.
Let's just do whatever you have for now. We can get clarification in the future.
ISO provides PubIDs in Russian:
NOTE: More information can be found here: https://ru.delta-engineering.be/iso
All the following identifiers come from official ISO information, mostly from the website.