Structure of The ISO/IEC 11179 Standard
The standard consists of six parts:
- Part 1 - Framework
- Part 2 - Classification
- Part 3 - Registry metamodel and basic attributes
- Part 4 - Formulation of data definitions
- Part 5 - Naming and identification principles
- Part 6 - Registration
Part 1 explains the purpose of each part. Part 3 specifies the metamodel that defines the registry. The other parts specify various aspects of the use of the registry.
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