IEEE P24748-9/CD, Aug 2021
Systems and software engineering – Part 9: Application of system and software life cycle processes in epidemic prevention and control systems
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P24748-9/CD, Aug 2021 is a standards draft for systems and software engineering that addresses how life cycle processes may be applied to epidemic prevention and control systems. It is relevant where computing and control technologies support public health operations, coordination, and response workflows. The document helps frame consistent engineering practice for systems that need dependable operation, traceable requirements, and careful process control in high-impact environments.
P24748-9/CD, Aug 2021 overview
This technical document focuses on the application of system and software life cycle processes to epidemic prevention and control systems. In practical terms, P24748-9/CD, Aug 2021 is concerned with how requirements, design, implementation, verification, and maintenance can be organized for systems that support epidemic-related decision-making and control activities. Its context sits at the intersection of computing and processing, control-oriented engineering, and coordinated system development, with an emphasis on disciplined process use rather than a single device or platform.
Typical use cases
This standard may be used when developing software-driven platforms for outbreak monitoring, case tracking, resource coordination, or operational control in public health programs. It is also relevant to integrated systems that combine data collection, automated processing, and workflow support across agencies or response teams. In robotics and control system contexts, it can help guide engineered solutions that contribute to controlled environments, remote handling, or operational support where epidemic prevention measures depend on reliable system behavior and clear process definition.
Why this standard matters
P24748-9/CD, Aug 2021 matters because epidemic response systems often need consistent engineering controls, especially when they influence time-sensitive decisions and coordinated actions. Using a defined life cycle approach can improve requirement traceability, support testing and verification, and reduce risk during deployment or change management. For procurement and compliance planning, the standard offers a clearer basis for comparing solutions and checking whether development practices align with the expected level of system discipline.
- Life cycle process application
- Epidemic prevention and control systems
- Requirements, verification, and maintenance
- Computing and control-oriented workflows
- Process discipline for coordinated response systems
- Publication Date: 2021
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Robotics and Control Systems
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