SAE AS 6030-2011
接口标准,公用接口控制计划

Interface Standard, Common Interface Control Plan

SAE AS 6030-2011 发布历史

This Common Interface Control Plan (CICP) establishes the methodology for developing, controlling and managing the technical interfaces between and within systems. The document is not intended to directly control any other aspects of program management, such as matters of contractual, financial or those of an intellectual property rights nature. Members in the interface control process include: procurement authorities, design authorities and other related agencies as defined in the specific System Interface Control Plan (SICP). For the purposes of this plan only the terms Procuring Organization and Producing Organization will be used. This plan is predicated upon formal agreements between participating organizations that provide: a. Authority to participate in Interface Control Working Group (ICWG) and decision making processes. b. Primary integration control, interface problem resolution, and interface impact assessments through the ICWG. c. Higher level interface management under the purview of the appellate process as defined by this document and in the SICP. The purpose of this CICP is to define the roles, responsibilities, policies, and procedures to be implemented to control the development and refinement of the System Data Set (SDS). This CICP stipulates the policies and procedures required to manage interface control and assure compatibility between system segments/equipment. This plan defines the SDS and its developmental, change, and control requirements. This plan further defines the roles and responsibilities of the ICWG, Interface Management Board (IMB) and any higher levels of the appellate process members (e.g. Interface Control Steering Group (ICSG)). This standard applies to interfaces between and within systems requiring development, control and management. This standard may be applied to existing systems when they are being revised.

SAE AS 6030-2011由美国机动车工程师协会 US-SAE 发布于 2011-01-03。

SAE AS 6030-2011 在中国标准分类中归属于: V41 导航通讯系统与设备，在国际标准分类中归属于: 35.240.60 信息技术在运输和贸易中的应用。

SAE AS 6030-2011的历代版本如下：

• 2011年01月03日 SAE AS 6030-2011 接口标准,公用接口控制计划

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标准号

SAE AS 6030-2011

发布日期

2011年01月03日

实施日期

废止日期

无

中国标准分类号

V41

国际标准分类号

35.240.60

发布单位

US-SAE

适用范围

This Common Interface Control Plan (CICP) establishes the methodology for developing, controlling and managing the technical interfaces between and within systems. The document is not intended to directly control any other aspects of program management, such as matters of contractual, financial or those of an intellectual property rights nature. Members in the interface control process include: procurement authorities, design authorities and other related agencies as defined in the specific System Interface Control Plan (SICP). For the purposes of this plan only the terms Procuring Organization and Producing Organization will be used. This plan is predicated upon formal agreements between participating organizations that provide: a. Authority to participate in Interface Control Working Group (ICWG) and decision making processes. b. Primary integration control, interface problem resolution, and interface impact assessments through the ICWG. c. Higher level interface management under the purview of the appellate process as defined by this document and in the SICP. The purpose of this CICP is to define the roles, responsibilities, policies, and procedures to be implemented to control the development and refinement of the System Data Set (SDS). This CICP stipulates the policies and procedures required to manage interface control and assure compatibility between system segments/equipment. This plan defines the SDS and its developmental, change, and control requirements. This plan further defines the roles and responsibilities of the ICWG, Interface Management Board (IMB) and any higher levels of the appellate process members (e.g. Interface Control Steering Group (ICSG)). This standard applies to interfaces between and within systems requiring development, control and management. This standard may be applied to existing systems when they are being revised.