BS ISO 21961:2003

1 INTRODUCTION
  1.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE
  1.2 APPLICABILITY
  1.3 RATIONALE
  1.4 DOCUMENT STRUCTURE
  1.5 DEFINITIONS
  1.6 REFERENCES
2 OVERVIEW
  2.1 GENERAL
  2.2 USES OF DATA ENTITY DICTIONARIES
  2.3 APPLICATION OF THE DEDSL
  2.4 REGISTERING DED
3 DESCRIPTORS OF A DATA ENTITY ATTRIBUTE
  3.1 GENERAL
  3.2 LIST OF DESCRIPTORS
  3.3 ATTRIBUTE_NAME
  3.4 ATTRIBUTE_DEFINITION
  3.5 ATTRIBUTE_OBLIGATION
  3.6 ATTRIBUTE_CONDITION
  3.7 ATTRIBUTE_MAXIMUM_OCCURRENCE
  3.8 ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_TYPE
  3.9 ATTRIBUTE_MAXIMUM_SIZE
  3.10 ATTRIBUTE_ENUMERATION_VALUES
  3.11 ATTRIBUTE_COMMENT
  3.12 ATTRIBUTE_INHERITANCE
  3.13 ATTRIBUTE_DEFAULT_VALUE
  3.14 ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_EXAMPLE
  3.15 ATTRIBUTE_SCOPE
4 DATA ENTITY ATTRIBUTES AND DATA ENTITY DICTIONARY
  ATTRIBUTES
  4.1 CONCEPT DEFINITIONS
  4.2 GENERAL VIEW OF THE STANDARD ATTRIBUTES
  4.3 STANDARD ATTRIBUTES FOR DATA ENTITY DICTIONARIES
  4.4 STANDARD ATTRIBUTES FOR DATA ENTITIES
  4.5 USER-DEFINED ATTRIBUTES
  4.6 RELATIONSHIP RULES
5 IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES
6 DEDSL CONFORMANCE: ABSTRACT DEDSL (ADID = CCSD0011)
  6.1 GENERAL
  6.2 CONFORMANCE LEVEL 1: BASE COMPLIANCE
  6.3 CONFORMANCE LEVEL 2: FULL COMPLIANCE
ANNEX A - DEDSL EXAMPLES
ANNEX B - MAPPING OF THE CONCEPTS BETWEEN THIS RECOMMENDATION
          AND THE ISO/IEC 11179-3: 1994 STANDARD
ANNEX C - INFORMATIVE REFERENCES

Defines requirements and defines the syntax of a specification language to be used in the creation of a data entity dictionary (DED).

This International Standard gives requirements and defines the abstract syntax for a specification language to be used in the creation of a data entity dictionary (DED).

The scope and field of application are furthermore detailed in subclauses 1.1 and 1.2 of the enclosed CCSDS publication.