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We continued our geographic spread of meetings: Cape Town (South Africa), Reston (USA), Lisbon (Portugal), Adelaide (Australia)
Two new advisory groups: Outreach, and Harmonized Model Maintenance Group.
Consistency between our standards has always been an important aim.
Published:
- ISO/TR 19120 Functional standards, which we withdrew in 2019.
Something we’ve only done four times (apart from when the contents was merged
into another standard).
- ISO 19101 Reference model, a basic platform for most of the committee’s work.
Placing it in the context of the then commonly used Reference Model for Open
Distributed Processing. This was extended with a Part 2 for Imagery in 2008 and is
now ISO 19101-1:2014 and -2:2018. We recognise the need to update it;
we need a volunteer to lead the work!
- ISO 19108 Temporal schema, a rare foray into a neighbouring subject.
We don’t recommend this now that there are other established ISO standards for
representing time, for example ISO 8601 Date and time format
- ISO 19113 Quality principles, now absorbed into our very successful ISO 19157
Data quality, that had a new edition published in 2023 and will feature a quality
measure register (part 3) soon.
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