From david at giaretta.org Mon Feb 8 15:26:27 2016 From: david at giaretta.org (David Giaretta) Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2016 15:26:27 -0000 Subject: [Moims-rac] DRAFT report to e-ARK on IP design Message-ID: <008601d16285$147f8950$3d7e9bf0$@giaretta.org> Dear all I drafted the following comment on the e-Ark draft common package specification http://www.eark-project.com/news/46-commonspecreleased What do you think? .David Dear e-ARK I read your deliverable "Introduction to the Common Specification for Information Packages in the E-ARK project" version 0.13 (http://www.eark-project.com/resources/specificationdocs/50-draftcommonspec- 1/file )with interest. However, I found a few points which I felt I should comment on. You describe, in section 1.1 "Common Specification and OAIS Information Packages" the 3 types of Information Packages which OAIS describes. However, you fail to describe the basic (general) definition of an Information Package, which is shown as: The Content Information has both the Data Object and the associated Representation Information. Preservation Description Information as Reference Information, Provenance Information, Context Information, Access Rights Information and Fixity Information. As indicated in the diagram the only required element is Packaging Information - because that allows one to "open" the package. The AIP is specified much more definitively since all the elements must be present. Representation Information is further illustrated in OAIS as follows I was surprised to note that there is no reference to Representation Information, and little reference to Semantic (Representation) Information and no mention of things related to "Other (Representation) Information" such as software. There is mention of "software which has been used to create the package" and "metadata syntax and semantics" and it seems clear these do not refer to the Representation Information of the object of concern. In order to maintain the association with OAIS I would expect that the relationship to OAIS should be made clearer, in particular showing where the various elements of Representation Information may be found in your proposed structure. In a similar way I was surprised that there was no reference to all the elements of PDI, such as Provenance Information. Of course the SIP and DIP need only Packaging Information but the general definition of the package must allow all of the elements, which of course AIPs will definitely need to contain. I look forward to your response. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... 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Another piece of info. __Mario ----- Forwarded by Mario Merri/esoc/ESA on 08/02/2016 15:51 ----- From: "Nick Tongson" > To: "Eduardo W. Bergamini" >, "Mario Merri, Dr. - CCSDS CESG MOIMS AD - ESOC/ESA" > Cc: "James Afarin, Dr. - Secretary to CCSDS & CMC/CCSDS Ch. & Secr. to ISO TC20/SC13" >, "Nestor Peccia, Dr. - Director CESG/CCSDS - ESOC/ESA" > Date: 08/02/2016 15:34 Subject: RE: Request for response. _____ Hello Eduardo, Just a reminder that the letter has two parts. The first part is the designation by ISO/TC46/SC4 of two observers or liaison representatives from their side (one is the Chairman of TC46/SC4 and the other an expert). In accordance with ISO Directives, no decision is needed - we are obligated to add them. Indeed, they have already been added by ISO Central Secretariat. The second part is their willingness to welcome an observer or liaison representative from our side (SC13). This is where Mario and David Giaretta (MOIMS-DAI WG) come in. However, this is not required. It is up to SC13/CCSDS if we want to reciprocate and also designate an observer (TC46/SC4 is also obligated to accept SC13's designation). Regards, Nick Nick Tongson Director - Standards American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics www.aiaa.org 12700 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 200 Reston, VA 20191-5807 800-639-AIAA (2422) nickt at aiaa.org 703.264.7515 (direct) AIAA is co-chairing Engineers Week 2016 with The Boeing Company and SAE International. Celebrate February 21-27! Engineers Make A World Of Difference while Shaping the Future of Aerospace! From: Eduardo W. Bergamini [ mailto:e.w.bergamini at uol.com.br] Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2016 11:33 AM To: Mario Merri, Dr. - CCSDS CESG MOIMS AD - ESOC/ESA Cc: James Afarin, Dr. - Secretary to CCSDS & CMC/CCSDS Ch. & Secr. to ISO TC20/SC13; Nestor Peccia, Dr. - Director CESG/CCSDS - ESOC/ESA; Nick Tongson Subject: Request for response. Dear Mario, I hope you are fine, indeed. At this very moment, James Afarin, in Cc., is reviewing the Minutes, Resolutions and Action Items of the ISO TC20/SC13 meeting which was held in Darmstadt, last November. Resulting from the discussions we had in that meeting, where you were consulted on the subject, one Resolution and 2 associated Action Items are being proposed for consideration, and they are described in the following lines: ----- SC13-R-2015-11-4 ISO TC46/SC04 Subcommittee (on Technical interoperability) proposed a liaison to ISO TC20/SC13. E. Bergamini received a letter of proposal of liaison from Mrs. Heiskanen. The letter mentions two OBSERVERS from ISO TC46/SC04 who would serve as liaisons to ISO TC20/SC13. ISO TC20/SC13 decided that Dr. Mario Merri, Area Director MOIMS/CESG/CCSDS, present to this meeting, would be getting in contact with Dr. David Giaretta, Chairman of MOIMS Data Archive Ingestion Working Group to determine the interest from CCSDS-ISO TC20/SC13 to establish a liaison with ISO TC46/SC04 Subcommittee and, then, consider the nomination of a Liaison. Then, a letter from ISO TC20/SC13 to ISO TC46/SC04 is be sent answering to the proposal for a liaison between the two Subcommittees. ----- SC13-A-2015-11-2 Request from Dr. Mario Merri, Area Director MOIMS/CESG/CCSDS, his contact with Dr. David Giaretta, Chairman of MOIMS Data Archive Ingestion Working Group to determine the possible interest from CCSDS-ISO TC20/SC13 to establish a liaison with ISO TC46/SC04 (Technical interoperability) Subcommittee. If there is such an interest, CCSDS MOIMS DAI WG should nominate a person to act as the liaison of CCSDS-ISO TC20/SC13, in this case. Actionee: Chairman of the Subcommittee Due Date: Before the 48th meeting in Brazil SC13-A-2015-11-3 Upon a response from Dr. Mario Merri, the Subcommittee will address an ISO TC20/SC13 response to ISO TC46/SC04 on the interest to establish a liaison between both subcommittees. Actionee: Chairman and Secretary Due Date: Till the 48th meeting, in Brazil ----- Also of fundamental importance, enclosed to this current message you find the complete content of the ISO TC20/SC13 - ISO TC46/SC04 correspondence which was exchanged so far between them. These enclosed contents are those which motivated the related discussions we held in the last SC13 meeting, in Darmstadt. In order to speed up the pendence we have in relation to ISO TC46/SC04 Subcommittee, I wish to ask you to get acquainted with the enclosed correspondence and, after your evaluation with Dave Giaretta (MOIMS-DAI WG), you may express us your joint impression that may provide us with the basis that will orient our pending response to the inquiring Subcommittee. >From what I could aprehend from the correspondence we received from ISO TC46/ SC04 Subcommittee, it is my personal impression that we can not ignore the need of nominating a corresponding (MOIMS-DAI WG originated) liaison person from our side. However, the pending response letter that James Afarin and I would, in a 1st. opportunity, be addressing to ISO TC46/SC04 Subcommittee would, based on what Dave Giaretta and yourself my tell us, make clear what would be, the expected commitment that could be observed by liaison person from our side, in the context of such a liaison work, after a common understanding is settled between both sides, in that direction. In view of my last manifest to them, for the time being I feel I owe a short term, simple e-mail response to ISO TC46/SC04, which I plan to address in my 1st. opportunity, where I will simply mention them that their kind proposal was discussed in our last (Darmstadt) SC13 meeting and that internal actions are being taken to send them a formal response from ISO TC20/SC13 in our 1st. opportunity. Thank you for your consideration to this current request. We look for your answer in a 1st. opportunity. Please, confirm this message. Thank you. 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URL: From Sawyer at acm.org Sun Feb 14 20:38:44 2016 From: Sawyer at acm.org (D or C Sawyer) Date: Sun, 14 Feb 2016 15:38:44 -0500 Subject: [Moims-rac] Re: [Moims-dai] DRAFT report to e-ARK on IP design In-Reply-To: <008601d16285$147f8950$3d7e9bf0$@giaretta.org> References: <008601d16285$147f8950$3d7e9bf0$@giaretta.org> Message-ID: <0EBF6DDA-D36D-4BB6-9FA2-11B7981CBE76@acm.org> Hi David, Since they want this ‘Common Specification’ to be applicable to SIPs, AIPs, and DIPs, and since they appear to be identifying what the AIP says is a Content Type, I agree they should be discussing all the elements of an AIP and how they related to their ‘Common Specification’. They should also relate it to the PAIS specification of a SIP. Otherwise I like your response. cheers- Don (ps I don’t know that the moims lists are working for my mailing, although I seem to be getting other’s mailings) On Feb 8, 2016, at 10:26 AM, David Giaretta wrote: > Dear all > > I drafted the following comment on the e-Ark draft common package specification http://www.eark-project.com/news/46-commonspecreleased > > What do you think? > > …David > > Dear e-ARK > > I read your deliverable “Introduction to the Common Specification for Information Packages in the E-ARK project” version 0.13 (http://www.eark-project.com/resources/specificationdocs/50-draftcommonspec-1/file )with interest. However, I found a few points which I felt I should comment on. > > You describe, in section 1.1 “Common Specification and OAIS Information Packages” the 3 types of Information Packages which OAIS describes. However, you fail to describe the basic (general) definition of an Information Package, which is shown as: > > > > The Content Information has both the Data Object and the associated Representation Information. Preservation Description Information as Reference Information, Provenance Information, Context Information, Access Rights Information and Fixity Information. As indicated in the diagram the only required element is Packaging Information – because that allows one to “open” the package. The AIP is specified much more definitively since all the elements must be present. > > Representation Information is further illustrated in OAIS as follows > > I was surprised to note that there is no reference to Representation Information, and little reference to Semantic (Representation) Information and no mention of things related to “Other (Representation) Information” such as software. There is mention of “software which has been used to create the package” and “metadata syntax and semantics” and it seems clear these do not refer to the Representation Information of the object of concern. > > In order to maintain the association with OAIS I would expect that the relationship to OAIS should be made clearer, in particular showing where the various elements of Representation Information may be found in your proposed structure. > > In a similar way I was surprised that there was no reference to all the elements of PDI, such as Provenance Information. > > Of course the SIP and DIP need only Packaging Information but the general definition of the package must allow all of the elements, which of course AIPs will definitely need to contain. > > I look forward to your response. > > > _______________________________________________ > Moims-dai mailing list > Moims-dai at mailman.ccsds.org > http://mailman.ccsds.org/mailman/listinfo/moims-dai