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[STDS-P1619] Fwd: Question about PAR revisions



FYI:  Here's a response from Mike Kipness concerning the availability of IEEE 1619-2007 once the revision is approved an published...

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From: Mike Kipness
Date: Fri, May 15, 2009 at 12:27 PM
Subject: Re: Question about PAR revisions
To: Matt Ball




Hi Matt,

The revision will replace the 2007 version and become 2010 or whatever year the revision is approved. See Clause 9 pasted below from the Standards Board Operations Manual.

What will happen is once the revision is published, the superceded doc will be removed from the shop and but still be available in IEEE Xplore. The Revision will be put in the shop for single sale. Let me know if you need anything else. Thanks                          



The Sponsor shall initiate revision of a standard whenever any of the material in the standard (including all amendments, corrigenda, etc.) becomes obsolete or incorrect, or if three or more amendments to a base standard exist three years after its approval or most recent reaffirmation. The Sponsor may initiate revision of a standard when new material becomes available and normal evaluation of need and feasibility indicates revision is warranted. The procedure for revising a standard is the same as for developing a new standard. A revision shall encompass the cumulative scope of the project (including all approved amendments and corrigenda).

In a revision, balloters may register objections to any part of the standard, as the revision process opens the entire document to comment. (The amendment process shall be used when new material and possibly corrections of a limited scope are proposed.)

The draft revision document submitted to the IEEE-SA Standards Board shall be a complete version of the revised document. A complete document shall include both the changed and the unchanged text, with balloted changes incorporated into the document.

When a standard is revised, its approved amendments and corrigenda shall be withdrawn as separate documents. Existing amendments and corrigenda shall either be integrated into the base document or eliminated as indicated in the PAR or determined by the Sponsor balloting process


http://standards.ieee.org/guides/opman/sect9.html#rev








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From: Matt Ball
To: Mike Kipness
Date: 05/13/2009 03:38 PM
Subject: Question about PAR revisions







Hi Mike,

I had a quick question about submitting a PAR revision.  We're thinking about starting a follow-on project to IEEE 1619-2007, and are trying to decide between a revision or an amendment:

When a revision is published, does that mean that the base standard is removed from IEEE's catalog?  For example if the IEEE standard board approves and publishes a revision to IEEE std 1619-2007, called say IEEE std 1619-2011, would IEEE 1619-2007 be removed entirely?

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Thanks!
-Matt

http://www.mavaball.net/
Cell: 303-717-2717





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Thanks!
-Matt

http://www.mavaball.net/
Cell: 303-717-2717