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Why Diag-ML?
The Diag-ML Format was conceptualized mid 2001 by a
consortium of public and private companies interested in producing a
non-proprietary language for describing diagnostic procedures,
designs, tests, and data.
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Key
Benefits:
Applications
for Diag-ML include:
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Transfer
of Knowledge to Run-Time Systems
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Diagnostic
and Prognostic Knowledge Capture
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System-
and Subsystem-Level Diagnostics and Prognostics
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Third-Party
Diagnostic and Testability Assessment
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Static,
Dynamic and Rule-Based Diagnostics / Prognostics
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Diagnostic
Flowcharts and Fault Trees
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Export
to Maintenance-based Simulations
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Remote
Diagnostic / Prognostic Engines
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Rodon Supports Diag-ML
Sorman Technologies imports Diag-ML from eXpress
and exports to Sorman for static or Run-Time
Diagnostics via an IETM. |
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AIMSS
Supports Diag-ML
Raytheon imports Diag-ML from eXpress and exports to AIMSS
for static or Run-Time Diagnostics via a class V IETM.
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ReasonPro Supports Diag-ML
Impact Technologies
imports Diag-ML from eXpress and exports it to ReasonPro for
Prognostic Health Management Reasoning.
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TestBase
Extends Diag-ML
TYX's TestBase product uses Diag-ML
natively, including the transfer of diagnostic information the TRDs.
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NASA
Utilizes Diag-ML
NASA required a diagnostic transfer
format from eXpress to JPL's BEAM/SHINE tool, and successfully used Diag-ML.
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Other
Sites
DiagnosticModels.com
Testability.com
DesignForTestability.com
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Would you like to start working
with Diag-ML? We will provide schemas and example files. Just contact us
info@diag-ml.com
and let us know more about your application.
download example
----> SCHEMA
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