PRIDE Surveillance Projects Data Packaging Project, Information Package Specification Version 1.0

Kelleher, D.M. ; Shipp, R. L. ; Mason, J. D.

Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant

关键词: Management;    Information Systems;    Specifications;    96 Knowledge Management And Preservation;    Document Types;   

DOI  :  10.2172/973809
RP-ID  :  Y/IT-278
RP-ID  :  DE-AC05-00OR22800
RP-ID  :  973809

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来源: UNT Digital Library

【 摘 要 】

This document contains a specification for a standard XML document format called an information package that can be used to store information and the context required to understand and use that information in information management systems and other types of information archives. An information package consists of packaged information, a set of information metadata that describes the packaged information, and an XML signature that protects the packaged information. The information package described in this specification was designed to be used to store Department of Energy (DOE) and National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) information and includes the metadata required for that information: a unique package identifier, information marking that conforms to DOE and NNSA requirements, and access control metadata. Information package metadata can also include information search terms, package history, and notes. Packaged information can be text content, binary content, and the contents of files and other containers. A single information package can contain multiple types of information. All content not in a text form compatible with XML must be in a text encoding such as base64. Package information is protected by a digital XML signature that can be used to determine whether the information has changed since it was signed and to identify the source of the information. This specification has been tested but has not been used to create production information packages. The authors expect that gaps and unclear requirements in this specification will be identified as this specification is used to create information packages and as information stored in information packages is used. The authors expect to issue revised versions of this specification as needed to address these issues.