ISO 10303-239 Activity model coverage
ISO 10303-239 Activity model definitions
ISO 10303-239 Activity definitions
ISO 10303-239 ICOM definitions
Business information requirements
Representing a maintenance work order
Representing Product In Focus maintenance activity
Representing a Product In Focus
Representing properties on a Product In Focus
Representing state of a Product In Focus
Representing change of Part Number, Serial Number, and NSN
Representing installation/removal position on an aircraft
Representing resource: replaced parts
Representing resource: trades used
Representing a Product In Focus usage activity
Representing deferred activities
Deferred activities - life properties
Representing Product In Focus location
Representing related components
Representing Inventory Gain and Loss
Figures
Figure 1 — A4 In scope - Provide support
Figure 2 — A44 In scope - Collect data and provide feedback
Figure 3 — Typical business process using the Aviation Maintenance DEX
Figure 4 — Example exchange points
Figure 5 — UML model representing reportable activities
Figure 6 — Summary of maintenance feedback information
Figure 7 — UML model representing information that can be exchanged
Figure 8 — UML model representing reportable activities
Figure 9 — Overview of PLCS constructs used to represent maintenance feedback information
Figure 10 — UML class diagram representing a message
Figure 11 — EXPRESS-G diagram for identifying a message and its envelope
Figure 12 — UML model representing a maintenance work order
Figure 13 — EXPRESS-G diagram for work order
Figure 14 — Model representing Product In Focus maintenance activity
Figure 15 — EXPRESS-G diagram for Product In Focus maintenance activity
Figure 16 — UML model representing a Product_In_Focus
Figure 17 — EXPRESS-G diagram for identifying a Product In Focus
Figure 18 — EXPRESS-G diagram for identifying a Product In Focus
Figure 19 — UML model representing the properties on a Product In Focus
Figure 20 — EXPRESS-G diagram for properties on a Product In Focus
Figure 21 — EXPRESS-G diagram for properties on a Product In Focus
Figure 22 — UML class diagram representing different states of an asset
Figure 23 — UML class diagram representing the state of an asset
Figure 24 — EXPRESS-G diagram for representing a symptom
Figure 25 — EXPRESS-G diagram for state of a Product In Focus
Figure 26 — Model representing a change in part / serial number
Figure 27 — EXPRESS-G diagram for new Part number , Serial Number and stock code / stock number
Figure 28 — Model representing the installation/removal position on an aircraft
Figure 29 — Illustration of a Part assembly
Figure 30 — EXPRESS-G diagram for installation/removal of a Product In Focus on aircraft
Figure 31 — Illustration of a fitted parts
Figure 33 — Model representing the replaced parts
Figure 34 — EXPRESS-G diagram for recording parts used
Figure 35 — EXPRESS-G diagram for recording parts used
Figure 36 — Model representing the consumed resources
Figure 37 — EXPRESS-G diagram for recording trades used
Figure 38 — UML model representing a Product In Focus usage activity, e.g. a sortie
Figure 39 — EXPRESS-G diagram for representing a usage activity
Figure 40 — Model representing tasks and extensions
Figure 41 — Summary of information representing activities, resulting from a task, extensions
Figure 42 — EXPRESS-G diagram for representing activities deferred to given life values
Figure 43 — EXPRESS-G diagram for representing activities for deferred faults
Figure 44 — EXPRESS-G diagram for representing limitation of usage
Figure 45 — Model representing the movement of a Product In Focus to a new location
Figure 46 — EXPRESS-G diagram for identifying the change of a location of a Product In Focus
Figure 47 — Model representing the relationship of a Product In Focus to other items
Figure 48 — EXPRESS-G diagram for identifying the related components of a Product In Focus
Figure 49 — Model representing the addition or loss of a Product In Focus to the inventory
Figure 50 — EXPRESS-G diagram for representing inventory events
