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Additional Military Layers Environment, Seabed and Beach Product Specification 1.4 SECURITY 1.4.1 Security Classification of the Specification The Product Specification is UNCLASSIFIED 1.4.2 Security Classification of the Product AML ESB can be issued at various security classification levels according to content. AML ESB products of differing security levels (specified at the dataset level by the ‘Protective Marking’ and ‘Caveat(s)’ details) are physically partitioned. The table below defines how AML ESB security classification information must be described at a dataset level (see section 5.3.1). Dataset Security Classification Information International Defence Organisation (IDO) status (see note) Protective Marking Owner Authority Caveat (see note) Values - North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) - North Atlantic Co -operation Council (NACC) - Partnership for Peace (PfP) - Western European Union (WEU) - COSMIC TOP SECRET - FOCAL TOP SECRET - TOP SECRET - SECRET - CONFIDENTIAL - RESTRICTED - UNCLASSIFIED e.g. UK, US e.g. UK/US Eyes only NOTE: International Defence Organisation (IDO) status and caveats are mutually exclusive. If the data has an IDO status, then the caveat is not applicable. Additionally, caveats only apply to data that has a Protective Marking of CONFIDENTIAL or above. AML ESB security information may also be encoded at the following levels in a dataset: · meta information (see section 5.5.1) · feature attributes (see section 5.5.3) Page 12 Version 1.0
Additional Military Layers Environment, Seabed and Beach Product Specification 1.4.3 Copyright Statement Producers of AML datasets must ensure that: · the Intellectual Property Rights of those owning the information that has been used for production of the AML product is not compromised. · sufficient mechanisms are put in place to ensure that material is not copied either in whole or part, except as specifically required within the host system, without prior agreement of the data producer and any other copyright holders Copyright statements should be shown at the following locations: · on the product label · on the product packaging · within the product 1.5 CONTENTS OF THE DOCUMENT The AML ESB Product Specification conforms to the Common Product Specification Framework (CPSF) specified in NATO STANAG No. 4564, Performance Standards for Warship Electronic Chart Display and Information System (WECDIS), Edition 1, Annex B, Data Products. In accordance with the CPSF, the AML ESB Product Specification defines the real -world entities and metadata required for the production and use of the product. This Product Specification is divided into the following sections: · Introduction (section 1) · General Product Description (section 2) · General Data Description (section 3) · Data Structure (section 4) · Data Dictionary (section 5) · Data Capture Guidelines (section 6) · Data Presentation (section 7) · Provision of Data (section 8) · Testing Method (section 9) Also included, as annexes to the product specification, are details of the implementation using the relevant exchange standard(s). Each annex (if included) is identified as follows: · AML ESB S -57 Implementation (ANNEX A) A cross -reference box (an example of which is shown below) will be included for instances when there are relevant details in one or more of the implementation annexes. ANNEX A A. EXAMPLE Page 13 Version 1.0
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