improvement in the qualit of administered items is divided into levels called registration status. In addition, there are status levels for administration between each of these qualit levels. Collectivel, these status levels are called administrative status. The indicate the point in the registration life ccle currentl attained for an administered item. The provenance of metadata, the chain of responsibilit is managed in an MDR, too. The tasks and roles of the registration authority, responsible organization, and submitting organization are described. A framework for the registration process to be used in an MDR is provided. Registration is both a process and a goal. The assignment of an identifier, qualit status, life-ccle status, and describing provenance are goals. The rules b which these goals are accomplished is the process. Basic Principles for Appling ISO/IEC 11179, Parts 16 Each Part of ISO/IEC 11179 assists in a different aspect of metadata creation, organization, and registration; and each Part shall be used in conjunction with the other Parts. ISO/IEC 11179-1 establishes the relationships among the Parts and gives guidance on their usage as a whole. ISO/IEC 11179-3 specifies metadata items a registration applicant shall provide for each object to be registered. Detailed characteristics of each basic attribute are given. Because of their importance in the administration of metadata describing data constructs, three of the attributes (name, definition, and identification) are given special and extensive treatment in two documents. ISO/IEC 11179-4 shall be followed when constructing data definitions. Identification and naming shall follow principles set forth in ISO/IEC 11179-5. ISO/IEC 11179-2 specifies a set of attributes for use in the registration and administration of classification schemes and their components. Metadata items are registered as registr items and administered as administered items in an MDR. ISO/IEC 11179-6 provides guidance on these procedures. Conformance There are no specific conformance criteria for this Part of this International Standard. ISO/IEC 11179-1 is a framework that ties the other parts of the standard together. As such, conformance is not an issue for this Part. Each of the other Parts has its own conformance clause.
improvement in the qualit of administered items is divided into levels called registration status. In addition, there are status levels for administration between each of these qualit levels. Collectivel, these status levels are called administrative status. The indicate the point in the registration life ccle currentl attained for an administered item. The provenance of metadata, the chain of responsibilit is managed in an MDR, too. The tasks and roles of the registration authority, responsible organization, and submitting organization are described. A framework for the registration process to be used in an MDR is provided. Registration is both a process and a goal. The assignment of an identifier, qualit status, life-ccle status, and describing provenance are goals. The rules b which these goals are accomplished is the process. Basic Principles for Appling ISO/IEC 11179, Parts 16 Each Part of ISO/IEC 11179 assists in a different aspect of metadata creation, organization, and registration; and each Part shall be used in conjunction with the other Parts. ISO/IEC 11179-1 establishes the relationships among the Parts and gives guidance on their usage as a whole. ISO/IEC 11179-3 specifies metadata items a registration applicant shall provide for each object to be registered. Detailed characteristics of each basic attribute are given. Because of their importance in the administration of metadata describing data constructs, three of the attributes (name, definition, and identification) are given special and extensive treatment in two documents. ISO/IEC 11179-4 shall be followed when constructing data definitions. Identification and naming shall follow principles set forth in ISO/IEC 11179-5. ISO/IEC 11179-2 specifies a set of attributes for use in the registration and administration of classification schemes and their components. Metadata items are registered as registr items and administered as administered items in an MDR. ISO/IEC 11179-6 provides guidance on these procedures. Conformance There are no specific conformance criteria for this Part of this International Standard. ISO/IEC 11179-1 is a framework that ties the other parts of the standard together. As such, conformance is not an issue for this Part. Each of the other Parts has its own conformance clause.
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