IEEE P1849/D1, Jan 2023
IEEE Approved Draft Standard for eXtensible Event Stream (XES) for Achieving Interoperability in Event Logs and Event Streams
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IEEE P1849/D1, Jan 2023 is an approved draft standard focused on eXtensible Event Stream (XES) for achieving interoperability in event logs and event streams. It addresses how event data can be represented and exchanged so that computing and processing systems can interpret records more consistently. For teams working with process data, diagnostic traces, or system events, this draft helps define a common technical basis for sharing information across tools and environments.
IEEE P1849/D1, Jan 2023 overview
This standard draft is centered on a structured approach to event stream and event log interoperability. In practical terms, IEEE P1849/D1, Jan 2023 aims to support consistent exchange of XES-based data so that separate software components can process the same event information with less ambiguity. That makes it relevant in computing workflows where event records must be stored, compared, analyzed, or transferred between platforms while preserving their intended meaning and technical context.
Typical use cases
IEEE P1849/D1, Jan 2023 is typically relevant in systems that generate or analyze event logs, including process mining tools, monitoring platforms, software diagnostics, and event-driven data pipelines. It may be used when teams need a shared format for traces, timestamps, attributes, and related event metadata. In computing and processing environments, the draft can help support interoperability across tools that capture operational activity from applications, components, or distributed systems.
Why this standard matters
Using a common event-stream specification can reduce translation errors, simplify integration, and improve consistency in testing and analysis. IEEE P1849/D1, Jan 2023 matters because event data is only useful when its structure and meaning remain clear across systems. A defined standard can support better compliance checks, more reliable procurement decisions, and stronger control over how logs are exchanged and reviewed. For organizations handling technical event records, that consistency can lower risk and improve traceability.
- XES event log and stream interoperability
- Event attribute structure and exchange
- Computing and processing workflows
- Log analysis and process mining support
- Cross-tool data consistency
- Publication Date: 2023
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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