GEIA-STD-0007

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GEIA-STD-0007 on Ironmark

Logistics product data is authored elsewhere. Ironmark ingests it into a project, maps it to the source-of-record modules, and lets the applicability model align it with downstream S1000D or MIL-STD-40051 output.

What's supported

IngestSource-project → master-project with applicability-tagged rollup. Preview shows per-document dispositions (new / merge / skip) before commit.
Baseline trackingEach ingest is recorded with source baseline id + name. "Newer baseline available" state surfaces when the source project has advanced past the last ingest.
Applicability alignmentAn applic_tag attaches to the ingested content so downstream applicability filters (CCT / ACT / PCT) pick it up on the same terms as native-authored content.
GraphicsCross-project graphics come across scoped to the master project. ICNs are cross-project-unique so a shared ICN across two sources doesn't collide.
TraceabilityIngest records keep the source-of-record link for audit. A downstream S1000D DM referencing an ingested LSA row can trace back to the source baseline.

Typical flow

1. Source project holds the GEIA data

A project scoped to the LSA/product-data source. Applicability filters describe which target manuals the rows apply to.

2. Master project ingests

From the master project, pick a source baseline, an applicability tag, and preview. Ironmark shows per-document dispositions. Confirm to commit; the ingest record is created and rows land in the master project's document set with the applic tag applied.

3. Downstream output

The master project publishes to whatever target its docs conform to — S1000D DMs, 40051 WPs, PDF, IADS. Ingested rows participate in applicability filters like native content.

GEIA-STD-0007 is the ingest-side story on Ironmark. Authoring GEIA source data is out of scope — the source project typically ships from an existing LSA tool. Ironmark's role is picking that content up cleanly and threading it into the technical-manual output.

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