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Subject: RE: [icom] Milestones
The participants at the ICOM
workshop proposed the followings: Deidre Lee to be the Secretary of
ICOM TC. Eric and Patrick to be editors
of the ICOM draft specification. The text prose in the
specification will comprise the normative model. This way we don’t have
to show any bias to UML or RDF as the normative model. Milestones for the ICOM TC:
Thanks, Eric -----Original Message----- Eric and Friends, Since I won't be on for the milestone conversation, some
comments about the current wiki page that will become our draft
standard. I will just list the headers of each section. Maybe helpful to look at the OASIS TC Handbook, under
Technical Committee Specifications, Download one of the templates under Specification Templates. Note that we have to have normative and non-normative
references in the first section. Any conformance clauses are going to have to occur before
any annexes. With that, on the content in the wiki: 1) Introduction - 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 into a single
introduction. Need to be short but powerful. 2) Terminology and references I am concerned about section 5 - concomitant
representation of ICOM in UML and RDF. Mostly because we find that RDF cannot represent all the
aspects of ICOM as specified in UML. Actually I don't think having two representations of any
standard is a good idea. Too much chance that the representations would get out of
synch. Can always have a non-normative mapping as an annex but
it would be a non-normative mapping. 3) 6. The ICOM High-Level Concepts Remember that we need to specify a *normative* model.
That is one that will support conformance requirements. In order to have interoperability, there are going to
need to be some hard and fast rules that everyone obeys. Speaking of which, ;-), are we going to express the ICOM
objects in prose with *all* their properties? Essentially duplicate the figure 4? So which is normative? The prose or the UML? I am a text person so I really prefer the prose but that
is just me. Plus all the rest of section 6 would have to be written
as normative text. 7.0 Use Cases for High-Level Core Concepts for ICOM -
This should be a non-normative annex. 8.0 Containers in Space - shouldn't this be with the
normative text in 6? 9.0 Some parts of this are normative, Yes? 9.0 - Mapping between UML Model and RDF model of Metadata
- move to non-normative annex. What else in 9.0 is normative? 10. Use Cases for Category and Bond. - Move to annex for
sure. 11.0 Artifact Modules - need to move up to normative text 12.0 Subjects: Group, Role, Actor - move up to normative
text 13.0 - Would make a good separate page at wiki but
probably not part of the standard. Hope you and the rest of the gang are having a great day! Patrick -- Patrick Durusau patrick@durusau.net Chair, V1 - US TAG to JTC 1/SC 34 Convener, JTC 1/SC 34/WG 3 (Topic Maps) Editor, OpenDocument Format TC (OASIS), Project Editor
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