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Date:2014-06-212014-02-09

ISO/IECDIS11179-6ISO/IECDIS11179-6

ISO/IECISO/IECJTC 1JTC 1/SC3232/WG22

Secretariat:ANSIANSI

Information Technology— Metadata registries (MDR)— Part6: RegistrationInformation Technology— Metadata registries (MDR)— Part6: Registration

Technologies de l'information— Registres de métadonnées (RM)— Partie6: Enregistrement des doneesTechnologies de l'information— Registres de métadonnées (RM)— Partie6: Enregistrement des donees

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Contents Page

1 Scope 1

1.1 Statement of scope 1

1.2 Exclusions 1

2 Normative references 1

3 Terms and definitions 1

4 Concept of operation 9

4.1 Metamodel of a Metadata Registry 9

4.2 Metadata Items 9

4.3 Common facilities 10

4.3.1 Identification 10

4.3.2 Designation and Definition 10

4.3.3 Classification 1110

4.3.4 Registration 11

4.4 Status categories 11

4.4.1 General 11

4.4.2 Summary of registration status categories 11

4.4.3 Description of administrative status 14

4.5 Procedures 1514

5 Metadata Registries of Administered Items 15

5.1 General 15

5.2 Contents 16

5.2.1 Metadata Registry Views 16

5.2.2 Metadata Registry Contents and Levels of Conformance 16

5.2.3 Metadata Registry Contents and Types of Administered Items 16

5.3 Language(s) 16

5.4 Availability of the Metadata Registry of Administered Items 16

6 Conformance 1716

AnnexA (informative) Identifiers based on ISO/IEC 6523 1817

A.1 General 1817

A.2 Components of International Registration Data Identifier (IRDI) 1817

A.3 Assignment of Values to International Registration Data Identifier (IRDI) Components 1817

A.3.1 Assignment 1817

A.3.2 Assignment of Registration Authority Identifier (RAI) 1817

A.3.3 Assignment of Data Identifier (DI) 1918

A.3.4 Assignment of Version Identifier (VI) 2018

A.4 Using ISO/IEC 6523 Organization Codes as Registration Authority Identifier. 2120

A.4.1 Organization Code Structure 2120

A.4.2 Registration Authority for International Code Designators of ISO/IEC 6523 Registry 2221

AnnexB (normative) Contents of the Metadata Registry: Metadata attributes required for Administered Items 2422

B.1 Introduction 2422

B.2 Metadata attributes in ISO/IEC 11179-3:2013 2422

B.3 Metadata attribute requirements at each registration status 4138

AnnexC (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Roles and Responsibilities 5147

C.1 Introduction 5147

C.2 Roles associated with the Metadata Registry 5248

C.2.1 General 5248

C.2.2 Role of Registration Authorities (RA) 5248

C.2.3 Role of Stewardship Organizations (StO) 5248

C.2.4 Role of Submitting Organizations (SuO) 5349

C.2.5 Role of Others 5349

C.3 Responsibilities of Registration Acting Bodies (RAB) 5349

C.3.1 Responsibilities of Registration Authorities (RA) 5349

C.3.2 Responsibilities of Stewardship Organizations (StO) 5450

C.3.3 Responsibilities of Submitting Organizations (SuO) 5550

C.4 Responsibilities of Organizations within Registration Acting Bodies 5551

C.4.1 Registrar 5551

C.4.2 Stewards 5652

C.4.3 Submitters 5652

C.4.4 Read-only users 5652

C.4.5 Control Committee 5752

C.4.6 Executive Committee (ExCom) 5753

AnnexD (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Concept of operations 5854

D.1 Registration concept of operations 5854

D.2 Registration initiation 5955

D.3 Quality review 5955

D.4 Metadata Registry administration 5955

AnnexE (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Procedures 6056

E.1 General procedures 6056

E.1.1 Review and Response 6056

E.1.2 Rejection Criteria 6056

E.1.3 Revision and review procedures 6056

E.1.4 Revision procedures 6056

E.1.5 Review procedures 6157

E.1.6 Dispute resolution 6258

E.2 Progression through registration status categories 6258

E.2.1 General 6258

E.2.2 "Incomplete" status Administered Items 6258

E.2.3 "Candidate" status Administered Items 6359

E.2.4 "Recorded" status Administered Items 6359

E.2.5 "Qualified" status Administered Items 6460

E.2.6 "Standard" status Administered Items 6561

E.2.7 "Preferred Standard" status Administered Items 6661

E.2.8 "Retired" status Administered Items 6662

E.2.9 "Superseded" status Administered Items 6662

E.2.10 "Historical" status Administered Items 6662

E.2.11 "Application" status Administered Items 6662

E.3 Change management procedures 6763

E.3.1 Change procedures for Administered Items in the metadata register 6763

E.3.2 Retirement procedures for Administered Items in the metadata register 6864

E.3.3 Superseding procedures for Administered Items in the metadata register 6864

E.3.4 Change management procedures 6864

AnnexF (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Harmonization and reuse 7066

F.1 Introduction 7066

F.2 Identification and Resolution of Metadata Harmonization Issues 7066

AnnexG (informative) Frequently Asked Questions 7268

Bibliography 7571

1 Scope 1

1.1 Statement of scope 1

1.2 Exclusions 1

2 Normative references 1

3 Terms and definitions 1

4 Concept of operation 9

4.1 Metamodel of a Metadata Registry 9

4.2 Metadata Items 9

4.3 Common facilities 10

4.3.1 Identification 10

4.3.2 Designation and Definition 10

4.3.3 Classification 10

4.3.4 Registration 11

4.4 Status categories 11

4.4.1 General 11

4.4.2 Summary of registration status categories 11

4.4.3 Description of administration status 14

4.5 Procedures 14

5 Metadata Registries of Administered Items 15

5.1 General 15

5.2 Contents 15

5.2.1 Metadata Registry Views 15

5.2.2 Metadata Registry Contents and Levels of Conformance 15

5.2.3 Metadata Registry Contents and Types of Administered Items 16

5.3 Language(s) 16

5.4 Availability of the Metadata Registry of Administered Items 16

6 Conformance 16

AnnexA (informative) Identifiers based on ISO/IEC 6523 17

A.1 General 17

A.2 Components of International Registration Data Identifier (IRDI) 17

A.3 Assignment of Values to International Registration Data Identifier (IRDI) Components 17

A.3.1 Assignment 17

A.3.2 Assignment of Registration Authority Identifier (RAI) 17

A.3.3 Assignment of Data Identifier (DI) 18

A.3.4 Assignment of Version Identifier (VI) 18

A.4 Using ISO/IEC 6523 Organization Codes as Registration Authority Identifier. 19

A.4.1 Organization Code Structure 19

A.4.2 Registration Authority for International Code Designators of ISO/IEC 6523 Registry 20

AnnexB (normative) Contents of the Metadata Registry: Metadata attributes required for Administered Items 21

B.1 Introduction 21

B.2 Metadata attributes in ISO/IEC 11179-3:2013 21

B.3 Metadata attribute requirements at each registration status 37

AnnexC (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Roles and Responsibilities 46

C.1 Introduction 46

C.2 Roles associated with the Metadata Registry 47

C.2.1 General 47

C.2.2 Role of Registration Authorities (RA) 47

C.2.3 Role of Responsible Organizations (RO) 47

C.2.4 Role of Submitting Organizations (SO) 48

C.2.5 Role of Others 48

C.3 Responsibilities of Registration Acting Bodies (RAB) 48

C.3.1 Responsibilities of Registration Authorities (RA) 48

C.3.2 Responsibilities of Responsible Organizations (RO) 49

C.3.3 Responsibilities of Submitting Organizations (SO) 49

C.4 Responsibilities of Organizations within Registration Acting Bodies 50

C.4.1 Registrar 50

C.4.2 Stewards 51

C.4.3 Submitters 51

C.4.4 Read-only users 51

C.4.5 Control Committee 51

C.4.6 Executive Committee (ExCom) 52

AnnexD (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Concept of operations 53

D.1 Registration concept of operations 53

D.2 Registration initiation 54

D.3 Quality review 54

D.4 Metadata Registry administration 54

AnnexE (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Procedures 55

E.1 General procedures 55

E.1.1 Review and Response 55

E.1.2 Rejection Criteria 55

E.1.3 Revision and review procedures 55

E.1.4 Revision procedures 55

E.1.5 Review procedures 56

E.1.6 Dispute resolution 57

E.2 Progression through registration status categories 57

E.2.1 General 57

E.2.2 "Incomplete" status Administered Items 57

E.2.3 "Candidate" status Administered Items 58

E.2.4 "Recorded" status Administered Items 58

E.2.5 "Qualified" status Administered Items 59

E.2.6 "Standard" status Administered Items 60

E.2.7 "Preferred Standard" status Administered Items 60

E.2.8 "Retired" status Administered Items 61

E.2.9 "Superseded" status Administered Items 61

E.2.10 "Historical" status Administered Items 61

E.2.11 "Application" status Administered Items 61

E.3 Change management procedures 61

E.3.1 Change procedures for Administered Items in the metadata register 61

E.3.2 Retirement procedures for Administered Items in the metadata register 62

E.3.3 Superseding procedures for Administered Items in the metadata register 62

E.3.4 Change management procedures 62

AnnexF (informative) Suggested functional operating procedures – Harmonization and reuse 64

F.1 Introduction 64

F.2 Identification and Resolution of Metadata Harmonization Issues 64

AnnexG (informative) Frequently Asked Questions 66

Bibliography 69


Table of Figures

Figure1 — Types of items 10

FigureA.1— Structure of International Registration Data Identifier (IRDI) 1918

FigureC-1— Organizational roles to the Metadata Registry and their relationships 5147

FigureD.1— Registration functional activities 5854

Table of Tables

Table1—Registration status levels and criteria 12

TableA-1— DUNS Entry from the ISO/IEC 6523 Registry 2221

TableB-1— Common attributes for Metadata Items 2523

TableB-2— Required elementary metadata attributes at each registration status 4138

TableE.1— Example Administrative Status values 6763

1215222439Table1—Registration status levels and criteria 12

TableA-1— DUNS Entry from the ISO/IEC 6523 Registry 20

TableB-1— Common attributes for Metadata Items 22

TableB-2— Required elementary metadata attributes at each registration status 37

Foreword

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ISO/IEC111796 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TCJTC 1, Information technology, Subcommittee SC32, Data management and interchange.

This second/third/... edition cancels and replaces the first/second/... edition (ISO/IEC11179—6:19972004), [clause(s) / subclause(s) / table(s) / figure(s) / annex(es)] of which [has / have] been technically revised.

ISO/IEC11179 consists of the following parts, under the general title Information Technology— Metadata registries (MDR):

¾  Part6: Registration

¾  Part1: Framework

¾  Part2: Classification

¾  Part3: Registry Metamodel and basic attributes

¾  Part4: Formulation of data definitions

¾  Part5: Naming principles

¾  Part6: Registration

¾ 

Introduction

This part of ISO/IEC 11179 describes the procedure by which metadata items required in various application areas could be assigned an internationally unique identifier and registered in a metadata registry maintained by one or more Registration Authorities. This edition of this part of ISO/IEC 11179 supports multiple schemes for ensuring the uniqueness of the identification.

The metamodel of a metadata registry defined in ISO/IEC 11179-3 allows a metadata item to simply be identified or to be both identified and registered. A registered item may be either an administered item, meaning it has its own registration state, or it may be an attached item, which means it is attached to an administered item and shares the latter's registration state. The registered items are included in Metadata Registries maintained by one or more Registration Authorities, to which the registered items logically and functionally belong. An organization wishing to become a Registration Authority may do so in accordance with the procedure prescribed in Annex A.

The registration process described in this part of ISO/IEC 11179 may be applied to any type of metadata item, such as those specified by ISO/IEC 11179-3: data elements, data element concepts, conceptual domains, value meanings, value domains, classification schemes and concept systems; those specified by ISO/IEC 19763: ontologies, process models, service models, roles and goals models, information models, mappings between models and form designs; and/or custom types not specified by these standards. Each registered item is represented within a metadata registry by a registration record that documents the common administration and identification, naming and definition details together with their metadata item-specific details.

Within this standard the use of "Metadata Registry" denotes an implementation of a metadata registry that is based upon ISO/IEC 11179 and that is managed by one or more Registration Authorities.

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Information Technology— Metadata registries (MDR)— Part6: Registration

1  Scope

1.1  Statement of scope

This part of ISO/IEC 11179 defines the type of information to be specified, the conditions to be met, and the procedure(s) to be followed for each metadata item to be registered in a metadata registry. The requirements and procedures contained herein apply to all metadata items specified in ISO/IEC 11179-3 Registry metamodel and basic attributes and those specified in ISO/IEC 19763 Metamodel Framework for Interoperability (MFI). Some Registration Authorities may want to use this part of ISO/IEC 11179 to register and manage locally defined metadata item types that are not defined in ISO/IEC 11179-3 or ISO/IEC 19763.

This part of ISO/IEC 11179 addresses the common metadata that is used to document the common facilities of a metadata registry: administration, identification, naming and definition, details that can apply to any and all types of metadata items.

1.2  Exclusions

This part of ISO/IEC 11179 does not address the metadata that is specific to particular types of metadata items such as data elements and value domains. This part of ISO/IEC 11179 does NOT specify the registry's system design, file organization techniques, storage media, programming languages, etc. to be used in its implementation.