Number of
Years that the Extension is being requested:
NOTE:
The average extension request is for one or two years.
NesCom will consider requests for extensions of three or
four years on an exceptional basis. Such requests must be
supported with sufficient detail on planned actions and
activity dates to provide reasonable confidence that the
project can be completed within the extended time.
Number of years is required.
Why an
Extension is required (include actions to complete):
This
should include a description of what the working group has
accomplished and what remains to be accomplished, along with
the reasons why the work was unable to be completed in the
allotted time frame.
Reason for requesting an extension is required.
What date
did/will you begin writing the first draft:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
What date did you begin writing the first draft is required.
How many
people are actively working on the Project:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
Active team count, numbers only field is required.
How many
times a year does the Working Group meet:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
In Person:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
In Person numbers only field is required.
Via
Teleconference:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
Via Teleconference, numbers only field is required.
How many
times a year is a Draft circulated to the Working Group:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
Draft shared electronic frequency, numbers only field is required.
What
percentage of the Draft is stable:
%
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
Draft stable percentage, numbers only field is required. Maximum value allowed is 100.
How many
significant work revisions has the Draft been through:
This
includes Working Group members, additional nonvoting
participants, etc.
Work revision count, numbers only field is required.
When will/did
initial Standards Association Ballot begin:
Enter
the date the draft standard is planned to be submitted to
RevCom for processing (not to exceed four years from the
date of PAR submission). It is suggested to
allow at least six months after Initial Standards Association Ballot for
the ballot process. Cutoff dates for submitting draft
standards to RevCom are generally in February, May, August,
and October. Check the appropriate calendars for the
specific dates as the draft matures. Use a best guess
estimate for the PAR.
Standards Association Ballot initiated date is required.
When do you
expect to submit the proposed Standard to RevCom:
Enter
the date the draft standard is planned to be submitted to
RevCom for processing (not to exceed four years from the
date of PAR submission). It is suggested to
allow at least six months after Initial Standards Association Ballot for
the ballot process. Cutoff dates for submitting draft
standards to RevCom are generally in February, May, August,
and October. Check the appropriate calendars for the
specific dates as the draft matures. Use a best guess
estimate for the PAR.
"WHEN DO YOU EXPECT TO SUBMIT THE PROPOSED STANDARD TO RevCom" must be equal to or later than "WHEN WILL/DID STANDARDS ASSOCIATION BALLOTING BEGIN".
Has this
document already been adopted by another source? (if so,
please identify):
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Has
this document already been adopted by another source is
required
A
standard can be designated trial-use or full-use.
A
standard can be designated as trial-use when a draft
satisfies the criteria of the standards developing group
(i.e., subcommittee or working group), but needs input from
a very broad constituency. This is a preferred alternative
to the widespread distribution of unapproved drafts. Such a
draft requires a letter ballot of the Standards Committee and approval
by the IEEE SA Standards Board as a trial-use standard.
Trial-use standards are effective for no more than two years
from the date of publication. If no comments are received
during the trial period, the standard is subject to adoption
as a full-use standard upon receipt of written
recommendation from the Standards Committee and approval by the IEEE SA
Standards Board.
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