AES Standards development - AESSC: Project Request Form

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AES Standards development – AESSC: Project Request Form

Introduction

Any person can propose a project for the AES Standards Committee (AESSC). It will be considered by the relevant Subcommittee which may suggest amendments or clarifications before assigning the project to one of its working groups. The Subcommittee may also choose not to proceed with a submitted project, in which case an alternative subcommittee will be considered or the proposal will be declined. See supporting reference page(s).

Please provide as much detail as you can. Any missing items will be added by the Subcommittee during their appraisal.

Text fields in this form will accept text copied and pasted from other applications for convenience. Note that it is not important how this information reaches the secretariat: as an alternative to this on-line form, you may send the necessary information as plain text in an e-mail to: standards@aes.org.

First we need to know something about you, the proposer items marked (*) will not be forwarded to the relevant Subcommittee:

Name

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Phone

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Fax

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Mailing Address

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If you are submitting this application as an officer of an AES Standards Working Group, please identify it (for example, "SC-02-02"):

Working Group

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Now tell us about the proposed project:

Proposed Title:

Output intent(see reference for definitions):

Output intent (see reference for definitions):

Standard

Information Document

Report

Liaison

Does a draft document already exist? If not, who has undertaken to prepare a first draft? :

First draft

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Estimated date for completion:

Patents
Does this proposal involve the use of patents, to the best of your knowledge?
If so, please confirm that you have read the AESSC patent policy statement and, if you are responsible for any patent, indicate that you will be prepared to comply with this policy if the project should proceed. A formal statement is not required at this time

I have read the AESSC patent policy and agree to comply.

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