IEEE 1636.99-2013
2013, IEEE Standard for Software Interface for Maintenance Information Collection and Analysis (SIMICA): Common Information Elements.
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IEEE 1636.99-2013 defines common information elements for software interface activities related to maintenance information collection and analysis, or SIMICA, within computing and processing environments. IEEE 1636.99-2013 helps structure how maintenance data is represented and shared so that systems can capture information consistently for review, comparison, and later analysis. As an inactive standard, it remains relevant for understanding legacy interface requirements, documentation practices, and the data model used in maintenance-focused software workflows.
What is IEEE 1636.99-2013?
IEEE 1636.99-2013 is a technical standard that describes common information elements for the Software Interface for Maintenance Information Collection and Analysis (SIMICA). Its purpose is to support a consistent exchange of maintenance-related information between software components or tools that gather, process, or analyze operational data. In practical terms, the standard helps define the shared vocabulary and structure needed for maintenance records, enabling clearer interoperability and more reliable interpretation of collected information in computing and processing applications.
Where is IEEE 1636.99-2013 used?
This standard is typically used in software environments where maintenance data must be collected, normalized, and reviewed across multiple systems. That may include diagnostic tools, maintenance reporting applications, asset support platforms, and other computing workflows that depend on consistent information elements. IEEE 1636.99-2013 is especially useful when organizations need structured data exchange for analysis, trend tracking, or documentation of maintenance events in technical systems and support processes.
Why is IEEE 1636.99-2013 important?
IEEE 1636.99-2013 matters because consistent information elements reduce ambiguity when maintenance data is shared or analyzed. For engineering teams, that can improve documentation quality, support better comparison across records, and lower the risk of misinterpretation during troubleshooting or review. It also helps establish a clearer basis for interface design and compliance checks in systems that rely on structured maintenance information, which can be valuable for procurement, integration, and long-term maintenance planning.
- SIMICA common information elements
- Maintenance data collection
- Software interface structure
- Analysis and reporting consistency
- Legacy standards reference
- Publication Date: 2013
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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- This Version: 1636.99 (2013)
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