JEDMICS

In addition to providing the repository functions for engineering drawings and associated technical data, JEDMICS defines the indexing elements and data relationships needed to store and locate that data. JEDMICS also provides necessary interfacing to configuration management systems that control the version and applicability of that data.^[1]

While JEDMICS can be used to create new engineering data, it is primarily intended to store data originally created by the various weapon system vendors. JEDMICS provides a centralized and secure publishing mechanism for access to this data by authorized personnel in their house and maintenance of the weapon systems as deployed within the DoD.

Drawings can be accessed from anywhere in the world through a web browser user interface. Requests for data may range from a single drawing to be used by a technician while making repairs, to thousands of drawings requested by an external configuration management system to be assembled into a bid set.

Additional Capabilities:

• Multiple Data Import Mechanisms
• Management of engineering drawings (2D / 3D) and associated documents
• Quality Assurance Logic
• Management of Technical Data Packages (Bill of Materials)
• Electronic delivery of data
• Web Services for Inter-Operability with other systems

JEDMICS C4 and CALS are raster (bitmap) image formats developed by the US Department of Defense for military use.^[2]

JEDMICS specifications and software downloads

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