Glossary
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.. warning::
	This document is intended to provide definitions for commonly used terms in the context of STEP. 
	
	It was compiled from a number of sources and is not guaranteed to contain the latest definitions. 
	
	ISO maintains a terminological database for use in standardization at the |obp|.


.. glossary::
	:sorted:
	
	UoF
		Unit of Functionality
				
	AP
		Application Protocol
				
	AAM
		Application Activity Model
		
		See :doc:`How To</pages/howto/howtoActivityModel>`
	
	ACM	
	CM
		Application Conceptual Model, now called the Application Data Planning Model or :term:`ADPM`
		
		See :doc:`How To</pages/howto/howtoDataPlanningModel>`
		
	ADM
	DM
		Application Domain Model
		
		See :doc:`How To</pages/howto/howtoDomainModel>`
		
	ADPM	
	DPM
		Application Data Planning Model, originally known as the Application Conceptual Model
		
		See :doc:`How To</pages/howto/howtoDataPlanningModel>`
		
	
	ARM
		Application Reference Model
				
	AIM
		Application Interpreted Model

	MIM
		module interpreted model 
				
	IR
		Integrated Resources
		
	IRI
		Internet Resource Identifier (a context specific :term:`RDL`)
		
	CTC
		Core Technical Capability
			
	CC
		Conformance Class
		
		See :doc:`How To</pages/howto/indexhowtoconformance>`
		
	BO
		business object 
		
	BC
		Business Concept
		
	CO
		Common Object
		
	PDM
		product data management 
		
	PICS
		protocol implementation conformance statement 
		
	URI
		uniform resource indicator

	URL
		uniform resource locator
		
	ATS
		Abstract Test Suite
		
	UUID
		Universal Unique IDentifer
		
	RDF
		Resource Description Framework. See https://www.w3.org/RDF/
		
	RDL
		Reference Data Library
	
	OWL
	OWL2
		Web Onotolgy Language. See https://www.w3.org/OWL/
		
	OWL lite
	OWL DL
	OWL Full
		Species of :term:`OWL`, See http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-guide/
		
	XML SCHEMA
		XML Schemas express shared vocabularies and allow machines to carry out rules made by people. They provide a means for defining the structure, 
		content and semantics of XML documents. 
		See http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema
	
	SQL
		Structured Query Language
	
	EXPRESS
	EXPRESS-G
	EXPRESS-I
		ISO 10303 specifies a language by which aspects of product data can be defined, see `ISO 10303-11:2004 <https://www.iso.org/standard/38047.html>`__
		
		EXPRESS is a data specification language as defined in ISO 10303-1. It consists of language 
		elements that allow an unambiguous data definition and specification of constraints on the data defined
		
		The language also specifies:
		
		* EXPRESS-G a graphical representation for a subset of the constructs in the EXPRESS language.
		* EXPRESS-I instance language provides a means of displaying example instantiations of EXPRESS 
		  defined elements and also provides formal support for the specification of abstract test cases
		
	WR
		Where Rule, a constraint in EXPRESS
		
	SysML
		System Modelling Language
		
	UML
	UML2
		Unified Modelling Language. See http://www.uml.org/
		
	OCL
		Object Constraint Language See *OMG Object Constraint Language (OCL) 2.4, February 2014*
		
	MD
		MagicDraw
		
	BDD
		Block Definition Diagram
		
	IBD
		Internal Block Diagram
		
	PLM
		Product Lifecycle Management
		
	PLCS
	AP239
	10303-239
		Product Lifecycle Support, 
		
		Industrial automation systems and integration -- Product data representation and exchange -- Part 239: Application protocol: **Product life cycle support**
		
		See http://www.plcs-resources.org/ap239/ or `ISO 10303-239:2012 <https://www.iso.org/standard/54791.html>`__
	
	MoSSEC
	MOSSEC
	AP243
	10303-243
		Modelling and Simulation information in a collaborative Systems Engineering Context
		
		Industrial automation systems and integration -- Product data representation and exchange Application protocol: 
		For modelling and simulation information in a collaborative systems engineering context (MoSSEC), edition 1
		
		See http://www.mossec.org or `ISO/AWI 22071 <https://www.iso.org/standard/72491.html>`

	COTS
		Commercial Off The Shelf

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