What is BS EN 9300-007 – LOTAR terminology?
BS EN 9300 series focuses on long term archiving and retrieval (LOTAR) for digital technical product documentation for aerospace applications. Product data comprises both the content data defining a product and the respective metadata. BS EN 9300 series comprise a series of domain specific standards to deal with LOTAR of product management data (PDM).
BS EN 9300-007 defines the common terms, abbreviations and references used through the EN 9300 series of standard parts. It also covers lists of various abbreviations, together with their expansion used in LOTAR.
BS EN 9300-007 is applicable to new 3-D product data records and may be applicable to existing 3-D product data records, on current and earlier products, produced using previous regulations, standards and procedures.
Who is BS EN 9300-007 - LOTAR terminology for?
BS EN 9300-007 on LOTAR terminology is useful for:
- Aerospace industry
- The IT industry / the IT divisions at aerospace facilities
- Personnel involved in implementing / maintaining / executing LOTAR
- Design teams / design engineers
- CAD specialists
Why should you use BS EN 9300-007 - LOTAR terminology?
The objective of LOTAR is to develop, test, publish and maintain standards for long-term archiving of digital product and technical data, such as 3D CAD/CAM and PDM data. These standards define auditable archiving, management, and retrieval processes preserving engineering intent throughout the lifecycle of the product.
BS EN 9300-007 provides you with a list of general terms that occur in the BS EN 9300 documentation, together with a description of what the terms mean.
As the meaning of a term may change with context, this records the usage of those terms in the context of BS EN 9300, and is provided to enable the correct interpretation of the BS EN 9300 standard.
