1. SAB-TAB Map Jack Cole msstc.org/cole Chair of {IASC, TFIA} TAB Liaison to IEEE USA CCIP

2. March 10, 2005Slide 2 Outline (1/2)  Do What?  Achieve What?  How?  “Resonance Groups”  SAB “Organization”  TAB “Organization  Background

3. March 10, 2005Slide 3 Outline (2/2)  Simple Map Impossible  List of SCs  List of TCs  Examples of Related TCs  Examples of SC Overlaps  IASC Projects Mapped to TCs  Web Links

4. March 10, 2005Slide 4 Do What?  Offer Cross Linking of Present Stove-Piped Organization  Map Collaborations CS TAB to SAB SAB-TAB to other CS Boards CS to other IEEE Entities CS to Non-IEEE Entities  SCs, TCs, Other Organizational Entities Connected by Collaboration Participation Purely Voluntary Core Functions Remain Completely Unchanged

5. March 10, 2005Slide 5 Achieve What?  More Effective Application of “Products”, “Tools” to Bear to Advance IT Conferences & Workshops Standards Publications Public Policy  Bring Communities of Technologists (Back) Together  Imperfect Mapping, But Increased Awareness Increased Interaction

6. March 10, 2005Slide 6 How? (1/2)  Prime Pump by SAB, TAB Initially Publishing to Each Other List of Current Standards Projects and Web Sites List of Current Conferences, Workshops and Web Sites Charters of Committees and Their Web Sites Descriptions of Collaborations with Others  Provide Regular, Periodic Updates to Each Other  Form Outreach Subcommittees at SC, TC Level to Meet with Corresponding Members of SAB and TAB  Resulting Meetings of SAB, TAB Members Called a “Resonance Group” or “Glue Committee” WAIT FOR LATER SLIDE

7. March 10, 2005Slide 7 How? (2/2)  TAB Expose Standards at Events When Possible Presentations, Sessions, Short Papers, Posters, Round Tables Recruit Standards Working Group (WG) Members, Balloters  SAB When Possible Co-Locate WG Meetings at TAB Events Increasing Participation for WGs and TAB Events Encourage WG Member Participation in TAB Events Seek TAB Technical Opinions for Ongoing Standards Projects Seek TAB Advice on Directions, Needs (Or Not!) for Standards

8. March 10, 2005Slide 8 ‘Resonance Groups’ (1/2)  Voluntary, Non-Binding  Possibility: Encourage, Recognize Participation in Charters, Policies, Procedures of TCs and SCs  Only TCs Sponsor Workshops, Conferences, Similar Events  Only SCs Sponsor Standards Projects

9. March 10, 2005Slide 9 ‘Resonance Groups’ (2/2)  Mutual Consent of SCs and TCs Involved To Hold Meetings, Take Action  Bring Together More Than Just TCs and SCs Example: Joint Policy Statements to U.S. Congress Developed Through IEEE USA

10. March 10, 2005Slide 10 SAB “Organization”  SAB – Standards Activity Board Sponsors Some Standards Projects Directly Sponsors SCs (SCs) Sponsors Study Groups (SGs), Like TFs for TAB  SCs Sponsor Most Projects  Some Projects Sponsored by IEEE Standards Coordinating Committees (SCCs)  IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA)  IEEE Industry Standards & Technology Organization (IEEE ISTO)

11. March 10, 2005Slide 11 TAB “Organization”  TAB – Technical Activities Board  TC – Technical Committee  TF – Task Force Initial Form of a TC Formed to See if Enough Mass, Momentum Like the SAB Study Group (SG)  TSC – Technical Steering Committee Just One

12. March 10, 2005Slide 12 Background  TCs Once Governed SCs Parent-Child Relationship Ended Decade Ago Unintended Consequence: Divorce of Communities of Technologists  Current Strong Relationships, Examples TCMS (MSSTC) – SSSC (storage) TCMM – MMSC (micro-computer,-processor) TCSE – SSESC (software, systems engineering)

13. March 10, 2005Slide 13 Simple Map Impossible  Ten SCs SCs Have Many Subcommittees Subcommittees Equate to Projects  No Current SGs  Thirty-Six TCs  Three TFs  Overlap Among TCs and Among SCs

14. March 10, 2005Slide 14 List of SCs (1/2)  Design Automation (DASC)  Information Assurance (IASC)  Learning Technology (LTSC)  Local Area Networks/MAN (LMSC, 802)  Microprocessors & Microcomputers (MMSC)

15. March 10, 2005Slide 15 List of SCs (2/2)  Portable Applications (PASC, nee POSIX)  Simulation Interoperability (SISC)  Software and Systems Engineering (SSESC)  Storage Systems (SSSC)  Test Technology (TTSC)

16. March 10, 2005Slide 16 List of Technical Councils  Software Engineering (TCSE)  Test Technology Technical Council (TTTC)

17. March 10, 2005Slide 17 Task Forces  Electronic Arts and Technology (TFEA)  Human Centered Information Systems (TFHIS)  Information Assurance (TFIA)

18. March 10, 2005Slide 18 TCs (1/6)  Bioinformatics (TCBI)  Complexity in Computing (TCCX)  Computational Medicine (TCCM)  Computer Architecture (TCCA)  Computer Communications (TCCC)  Computer Elements (TCCE)  Computer Languages (TCCL)

19. March 10, 2005Slide 19 TCs (2/6)  Computer Generated Music (TCCGM)  Data Engineering (TCDE)  Design Automation (TCDA)  Digital Libraries (TCDL)  Distributed Processing (TCDP)  Electronic Commerce (TCEC)

20. March 10, 2005Slide 20 TCs (3/6)  Electronics and the Environment (TCEE)  Engineering of Computer Based Systems (TCECBS)  Fault-Tolerant Computing (TCFT)  Intelligent Informatics (TCII)  Internet (TCI)  Learning Technology (TFLT)

21. March 10, 2005Slide 21 TCs (4/6)  Mass Storage Systems (TCMS, MSSTC)  Mathematical Foundations of Computing (TCMF)  Microprocessors and Microcomputers (TCMCOMP)  Microprogramming & Microarchitecture (TCuARCH)  Multimedia Computing (TCMC)  Multiple-Valued Logic (TCMVL)

22. March 10, 2005Slide 22 TCs (5/6)  Operating Systems Applications and Environments (TCOS)  Parallel Processing (TCPP)  Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (TCPAMI)  Real-Time Systems (TCRTS)  Scalable Computing (TCSC)  Security and Privacy (TCSP)

23. March 10, 2005Slide 23 TCs (6/6)  Services Computing (the only TSC)  Simulation (TCSIM)  Systems Packaging (TCCP)  Visualization and Graphics (vgtc)  VLSI (TCVLSI)  Wearable Information Systems (TCWIS)

24. March 10, 2005Slide 24 Examples of Related TCs  First Example Mass Storage Systems Data Engineering Digital Libraries  Second Example Operating Systems Microprocessors, Microcomputers Complexity of Computing Computer Elements

25. March 10, 2005Slide 25 Examples: SC Overlaps  P1619: Draft Standard for Encrypted Shared Storage Media (IASC, SSSC)  P1285: Draft Standard for Scalable Storage Interface (MMSC sponsor, SSSC interest)  Software Assurance Standards (SSESC, IASC)

26. March 10, 2005Slide 26 IASC Projects Mapped to TCs  Standard Protocol for Authentication in Host Attachments of Transient Storage Devices TFIA, TCSP, Others?  Standard for Information System Security Assurance Architecture TFIA, TCSP, TCOS, Others?  Standard Architecture for Encrypted Shared Storage Media Standard TFIA, TCSP, TCMS, TCDL, TCDE, Others?  Standard for Baseline Operating System Security TFIA, TCSP, TCOS, Others?

27. March 10, 2005Slide 27 Web Links  IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) http://standards.ieee.org  Computer Society SAB http://www.computer.org/standards/  Computer Society TAB http://www.computer.org/tab/  IEEE USA Committee on Communications and Information Policy http://www.ieeeusa.org/volunteers/committees/CCIP/  Industry Standards and Technology Organization (IEEE- ISTO) http://www.ieee-isto.org/ http://www.ieee-isto.org