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21 May 2015: Proposals submitted for internal review (delayed from 2014): SeaDataNet Common Data Index (CDI) metadata model for Marine and Oceanographic Datasets/ SeaDataNet Common Data Index (CDI) metadata model for Marine and Oceanographic Datasets – XML encoding/ SeaDataNet Cruise Summary Report (CSR) metadata model for Cruise Reporting/ SeaDataNet Cruise Summary Report (CSR) metadata model for Cruise Reporting – XML encoding
21 May 2015: Proposal submitted for internal review: SeaDataNet NetCDF (CF) data transport model for Marine and Oceanographic Datasets - MORE HERE
19 April 2015: Proposal submitted for internal review: SeaDataNet Controlled Vocabularies for describing Marine and Oceanographic Datasets - A joint Proposal by SeaDataNet and ODIP projects - MORE HERE
18 April 2013: Recommendation for a Quality Flag Scheme for the Exchange of Oceanographic and Marine Meteorological Data published - MORE HERE
01 August 2012: New version of Standards Process now available - HERE
11 May 2012: Proposal to adopt a quality flag scheme standard for oceanographic and marine meteorological data exchange re-sent in version 1.2 - MORE
23-25 April 2012: Ad hoc Session of the Joint JCOMM-IODE Steering Group for the Ocean Data Standards Pilot Project (SG-ODSPP) held at the IOC Project Office for IODE, Oostende, Belgium, 23-25 April 2012. - MORE
10 October 2011: Proposal submitted for community review: Proposal to adopt a quality flag scheme standard for oceanographic and marine meteorological data exchange - MORE
09 March 2011: Proposal passed internal review: Proposal to adopt a quality flag scheme standard for oceanographic and marine meteorological data exchange - MORE
23 February 2011: Expert review completed: Proposal to adopt the SeaDataNet Common Data Index metadata profile (CDI) as a Standard for Oceanographic Data Exchange starting its expert review - MORE
11 February 2011: Proposal submitted for internal review: Proposal to adopt a quality flag scheme standard for oceanographic and marine meteorological data exchange MORE
2 February 2011: Recommendation to Adopt ISO 8601 as the standard for the representation of dates and times in Oceanographic Data Exchange published. MORE HERE
12 January 2011: Proposal to adopt the SeaDataNet Common Data Index metadata profile (CDI) as a Standard for Oceanographic Data Exchange starting its expert review - MORE
06 January 2011: Proposal to adopt ISO 8601 as the standard for the representation of dates and times in Oceanographic Data Exchange: Expert review completed. Proposal submitted to the Community for Comments. MORE HERE
03 June 2010: Proposal Submitted for internal review: Proposal to adopt ISO 8601 as the standard for the representation of dates and times in Oceanographic Data Exchange - MORE HERE
06 January 2010: Recommendation to Adopt ISO 3166-1 and 3166-3 Country Codes as the Standard for Identifying Countries in Oceanographic Data Exchange published. This is the first published recommended standard that has completed the ODS process. - MORE HERE
28 April 2009: Public Review of Proposal 2008/01: Proposal to Adopt ISO 3166-1 and 3166-3 Country Codes as the Standard for Identifying Countries in Oceanographic Data Exchange isnow available for Public Review (deadline 28 August 2009)- MORE HERE
24 April 2009: Review Proposal 2008/01: Proposal to Adopt ISO 3166-1 and 3166-3 Country Codes as the Standard for Identifying Countries in Oceanographic Data Exchange
Proposal 2008/01 has been reviewed. The review report is available for registered members HERE
09 April 2009: New document available
04 September 2008: New documents available
- An Integrated Ocean Observing System Operational Wave Observation Plan
- Data Management Standards for High Frequency Radar
[More information and download HERE ]
30/04/2008: Document on the Standards Process now available
One of the objectives of the First Session of the IODE/JCOMM Forum on Oceanographic Data Management and Exchange Standards was to discuss and if possible determine a way to establish an internationally recognized process for submitting proposed standards and their acceptance by the ocean community. The standards that are produced by this process are intended primarily for the use of the marine meteorological and oceanographic community. If they have wider applicability, they may be submitted to appropriate international standards bodies, such as ISO. However, after recommendation, their use will be widely encouraged within IOC and WMO. This process has now been described and is available HERE .
30/04/2008: Guidelines on the completion of a Proposal for submission to the IODE/JCOMM Standards Process now available
This guide outlines the template for Proposal submissions to the IODE/JCOMM Standards Process and describes the content to be included. Use of this template for the Proposal ensures the information provided is as comprehensive as possible in order for (1) the efficient evaluation of and movement of the Proposal through the IODE/JCOMM Standards Process and (2) planning the intended application and dissemination of the proposed standard. Find out more HERE
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