Port OBiL - OMG DDS
Description:
This solution is used within the U.S.. It combines standards associated with Port OBiL with those for OMG DDS. The Port OBiL standards include upper-layer standards describing the carriage of goods aboard a ship. The OMG DDS standards include lower-layer standards that support secure data sharing and command operations between remote devices.Relevant Regions:
- Canada
- United States
Comm Profile: OMG DDS
Comm Class: WAN - Wide Area Network
Standards in Profile:
| Level | Standard |
|---|---|
| Access | Internet Subnet Alternatives |
| Facilities | DDS |
| Facilities | DDS-RPC |
| Facilities | DDS-RTPS |
| Mgmt | DDS |
| Security | DDS-Security |
| TransNet | IETF RFC 768 UDP |
| TransNet | IP Alternatives |
Data Profile: Port OBiL
Standards in Profile:
| Level | Standard |
|---|---|
| ITS Application Entity | ACE CATAIR |
| ITS Application Entity | ANSI X12 EDI TS310 |
| ITS Application Entity | DCSA Electronic Bill of Lading (eBL) |
Solution Issues Severity: 4
The severity issue score calculation only includes issues associated with standards that are included by default.
Solution Issues:
| Default | Severity | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| True | Low | Overlap of standards (Minor) | Overlap | Multiple standards have been developed to address this information and it is unclear which standard should be used to address this specific information flow. However, as this information transfer is infrastructure-based, agencies can deploy a solution throughout their jurisdiction with minimal downside and can use gateways to connect to other technologies. |
| True | Medium | Unvetted by community | Standardization Gap | The proposed solution uses a suite of standards that is accepted within some communities, but has not necessarily been accepted for use within the context of this information triple. |
Solution to Triples
This solution is used on the following information flow triples: