opengeospatial / GeoPose

OGC GeoPose development.
Apache License 2.0
41 stars 16 forks source link

C Reed #47

Closed 3DXScape closed 2 years ago

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

This is the central part of Carl's email

Anyway, me being me, I took a deep dive into the draft document. Attached contains my suggested edits and a number of comments. The majority of comments have to do with clarity, cleaning up ambiguities, and inconsistencies.

A biggie is that there are no requirements classes. A standardization target is not a requirements class but is instead the target for a requirements class. In the case of GeoPose there happens to be a one to one correspondence between a requirements class and a standardization target. Adding requirements classes is straight forward. Then the next step is to have conformance classes that correspond to the requirements classes.

I have converted this into 4 items:

On the last item, I think this is already there but the structure or naming or the levels of the different sections obscures it.

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

I have adjusted the naming and level of the sections to address (maybe only partially) the last item. I am not checking it off until I have some additional feedback.

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

Note: I am labelling this and two other late-arriving review comments as part of the public review process, though it close in mid-December. These are all necessary for a quality standard document and do not change the testable normative content.

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

Reed edits and comments on GeoPose for vote.docx

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

Probably will move non-redundant glossary content to terms and definitions. Still need to do some renaming/level adjustment on requirements

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

Decided not to move non-redundant glossary content to terms and definitions. Still need to do minor renaming/level adjustment on requirements

3DXScape commented 2 years ago

Level adjustment and naming conventions for requirements and tests finished and synchronized.