S1000D Working Group
S1000D is an international specification for the procurement and production of technical publications. It is an XML specification for preparing, managing, and using equipment maintenance and operations information. It was initially developed by ASD for use with military aircraft. The specification has since been modified for use with land, sea, and commercial equipment. S1000D is part of the S-Series of ILS specifications.
The UK ASD S1000D National Sub Group meets to discuss issues concerning the development of the S1000D specification from a UK standpoint. It reports to the Combined Technical Documentation Working Group (CTDWG) through its nominated representatives.
S1000D Documents
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Events
Information on all sector-relevant events, run by TD-Info and other organisations.
Canadian Armed Forces Hydrogen Workshop
Hydrogen Pivot Summer Workshop 11:00 Welcome Remarks & Keynote Speech •H2 Storage Challenges, Nirmal Gnanapragasam, CH2SC •Keynote Speech, Richard Hartman, US Air Force 11:30 Solid Phase Hydrogen Storage •Moderator: Bruno Pollet, U Quebec, Trois-Rivieres...
Defence Hydrogen Conference
The 2026 Face-to-Face MOD Defence Hydrogen Conference and Workshop brings together Defence, industry, academia, and allies to examine how Hydrogen and alternative energy vectors can strengthen operational energy in deployed environments. Background This is the third...
ICEF/Information Security Forum
This meeting will cover the agendas for both the ICEF and the Information Security Forum. The ICEF fulfils two roles: it represents the interests of industry consumers of MOD information and, secondly, acts as an advisory change management board for those users of MOD...
News
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CRM Snack Series 2025 Summary
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Defence Round Table Article
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CRM Snack Series Session 7 Newsletter
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