Using Version 6 of the International Authoring Platform

This is a guide to using the SNOMED CT Authoring Platform (AP) Version 6, based on the Snowstorm terminology server. AP Version 6 supports SNOMED CT content authoring using full OWL Axiom Description Logic modelling.

AP Version 6 is in use here:

• International Authoring Platform
  https://authoring.ihtsdotools.org/

• SNOMED CT International Edition content authors
• SNOMED CT International Edition content reviewers
• SNOMED CT International Edition content project managers
• SNOMED CT International Edition quality assurance and release managers

• You can create new SNOMED CT content in the International Edition, including concepts requested from external sources such as the International CRS platform.
• You can add new terms and/or modelling to a published SNOMED CT International Edition concept.
• You can review and approve content for publication in the next SNOMED CT International Edition release.

• Author new concepts in the SNOMED CT International Edition.
• Update published concepts in the SNOMED CT International Edition.
• Review content changes made by authors.
• Implement a concept request submission (submitted/assigned via the International CRS platform).
• Classify content changes.
• Validate content changes.
• Promote content changes for inclusion in the next SNOMED CT International Edition release.
• Merge changes from other authors into my tasks within the same project (task rebase).
• Merge changes from other projects into my project (project rebase).

• Any time, subject to occasional maintenance - the service is an online web-based application running continuously between occasional scheduled or emergency maintenance.
• Scheduled maintenance may include new features, improvements, defect fixes and hosting environment updates.
• Emergency maintenance may include operating system patches and security updates as well as high priority defect fixes.

• Anywhere you can use a web browser with a preferred screen size of 1600 x 900 pixels or greater. Lower resolutions may be usable, but not optimised for the application components screen layout. The application is designed for use in the Chrome web browser, but may also be usable in other modern web browsers (such as Firefox and Safari).