ISO 13584-42:2010
Industrial automation systems and integration — Parts library — Part 42: Description methodology: Methodology for structuring parts families
ISO 13584-42:2010 specifies the principles to be used for defining characterization classes of parts and properties of parts which provide for characterizing a part independently of any particular supplier-defined identification.
ISO 13584-42:2010 specifies :
— the capability to model constraints on properties by restricting their domain of values;
— the capability to model and distinguish characterization classes and categorization classes;
— the capability to model aggregation and composition using a single resource mechanism;
— the capability to describe strings that carry external references;
— the capability to connect classes that belong to different class hierarchies.
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1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Abbreviated terms
5 Description of a hierarchy of characterization classes of products
5.1 Relationships between product categorization and product ontologies
5.2 Relationships between classes
5.2.1 Class inclusion relationship
5.2.2 Aggregation and composition
5.3 Simultaneous description of characterization classes of products and products properties
5.4 Applicable and visible properties
5.5 Purpose of a standardized characterization hierarchy
5.6 Use of the standardized characterization hierarchy
5.7 Class valued property
5.8 Compatibility between ISO 13584 and IEC 61360 standard series
6 Rules for creating hierarchies of characterization classes of products
6.1 Choice of characterization class hierarchy
6.1.1 Field of application
6.1.2 Upper section of the class hierarchy
6.1.3 Lower section of the class hierarchy
6.1.4 Multiple perspectives on the class hierarchy
6.2 Association of properties
6.2.1 Properties to be considered
6.2.2 Semantic identification of properties
6.2.3 Factoring rule
7 Dictionary elements that describe properties of products
7.1 Mapping of properties onto the common ISO13584/IEC61360 dictionary model
7.2 Attributes
7.2.1 Code
7.2.2 Definition Class
7.2.3 Data Type
7.2.4 Preferred Name
7.2.5 Short Name
7.2.6 Preferred Letter Symbol
7.2.7 Synonymous Letter Symbol
7.2.8 Synonymous Name
7.2.9 Property Type Classification
7.2.10 Definition
7.2.11 Source Document of Definition
7.2.12 Note
7.2.13 Remark
7.2.14 Unit
7.2.15 Condition
7.2.16 Formula
7.2.17 Value Format
7.2.18 Date of Original Definition
7.2.19 Date of Current Version
7.2.20 Date of Current Revision
7.2.21 Version Number
7.2.22 Revision Number
7.2.23 Is Deprecated
7.2.24 Is Deprecated Interpretation
7.2.25 Administrative data
8 Dictionary elements that describe classes of products
8.1 Mapping of classes onto the common ISO13584/IEC61360 dictionary model
8.2 Attributes
8.2.1 Code
8.2.2 Superclass
8.2.3 Preferred Name
8.2.4 Short Name
8.2.5 Synonymous Names
8.2.6 Visible Types
8.2.7 Applicable Types
8.2.8 Class Valued Properties
8.2.9 Visible Properties
8.2.10 Applicable Properties
8.2.11 Class Constant Values
8.2.12 Definition
8.2.13 Source Document of Definition
8.2.14 Note
8.2.15 Remark
8.2.16 Simplified Drawing
8.2.17 Date of Original Definition
8.2.18 Date of Current Version
8.2.19 Date of Current Revision
8.2.20 Version Number
8.2.21 Revision Number
8.2.22 Constraints
8.2.23 Instance Sharable
8.2.24 Categorization Class Superclasses
8.2.25 Is Deprecated
8.2.26 Is Deprecated Interpretation
8.2.27 Administrative Data
9 Dictionary Change Management Rules
9.1 Principle of ontological continuity
9.2 Revisions and Versions
9.3 Correction of errors
9.4 Rules for change management
9.4.1 Criteria for classifying a change
9.4.2 Dependency and the propagation of changes
9.4.3 Management of categorization classes
9.4.4 Management of dictionary version and revision
9.5 Dictionary Changes and Attributes
9.5.1 System maintained attributes
9.5.2 Attributes available for textual change
9.6 Constraints on the evolution of reference dictionaries
Bibliography
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1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Abbreviated terms
5 Description of a hierarchy of characterization classes of products
5.1 Relationships between product categorization and product ontologies
5.2 Relationships between classes
5.2.1 Class inclusion relationship
5.2.2 Aggregation and composition
5.3 Simultaneous description of characterization classes of products and products properties
5.4 Applicable and visible properties
5.5 Purpose of a standardized characterization hierarchy
5.6 Use of the standardized characterization hierarchy
5.7 Class valued property
5.8 Compatibility between ISO 13584 and IEC 61360 standard series
6 Rules for creating hierarchies of characterization classes of products
6.1 Choice of characterization class hierarchy
6.1.1 Field of application
6.1.2 Upper section of the class hierarchy
6.1.3 Lower section of the class hierarchy
6.1.4 Multiple perspectives on the class hierarchy
6.2 Association of properties
6.2.1 Properties to be considered
6.2.2 Semantic identification of properties
6.2.3 Factoring rule
7 Dictionary elements that describe properties of products
7.1 Mapping of properties onto the common ISO13584/IEC61360 dictionary model
7.2 Attributes
7.2.1 Code
7.2.2 Definition Class
7.2.3 Data Type
7.2.4 Preferred Name
7.2.5 Short Name
7.2.6 Preferred Letter Symbol
7.2.7 Synonymous Letter Symbol
7.2.8 Synonymous Name
7.2.9 Property Type Classification
7.2.10 Definition
7.2.11 Source Document of Definition
7.2.12 Note
7.2.13 Remark
7.2.14 Unit
7.2.15 Condition
7.2.16 Formula
7.2.17 Value Format
7.2.18 Date of Original Definition
7.2.19 Date of Current Version
7.2.20 Date of Current Revision
7.2.21 Version Number
7.2.22 Revision Number
7.2.23 Is Deprecated
7.2.24 Is Deprecated Interpretation
7.2.25 Administrative data
8 Dictionary elements that describe classes of products
8.1 Mapping of classes onto the common ISO13584/IEC61360 dictionary model
8.2 Attributes
8.2.1 Code
8.2.2 Superclass
8.2.3 Preferred Name
8.2.4 Short Name
8.2.5 Synonymous Names
8.2.6 Visible Types
8.2.7 Applicable Types
8.2.8 Class Valued Properties
8.2.9 Visible Properties
8.2.10 Applicable Properties
8.2.11 Class Constant Values
8.2.12 Definition
8.2.13 Source Document of Definition
8.2.14 Note
8.2.15 Remark
8.2.16 Simplified Drawing
8.2.17 Date of Original Definition
8.2.18 Date of Current Version
8.2.19 Date of Current Revision
8.2.20 Version Number
8.2.21 Revision Number
8.2.22 Constraints
8.2.23 Instance Sharable
8.2.24 Categorization Class Superclasses
8.2.25 Is Deprecated
8.2.26 Is Deprecated Interpretation
8.2.27 Administrative Data
9 Dictionary Change Management Rules
9.1 Principle of ontological continuity
9.2 Revisions and Versions
9.3 Correction of errors
9.4 Rules for change management
9.4.1 Criteria for classifying a change
9.4.2 Dependency and the propagation of changes
9.4.3 Management of categorization classes
9.4.4 Management of dictionary version and revision
9.5 Dictionary Changes and Attributes
9.5.1 System maintained attributes
9.5.2 Attributes available for textual change
9.6 Constraints on the evolution of reference dictionaries
Bibliography