Wg1 Resolutions
Resolution 10– Communication to ISO TC 42 on JPEG XR
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- Bu səhifədəki naviqasiya:
- Resolution 11– Communication to ECMA TC 46 on JPEG XR
- JPEG Historical Archive Group
- Resolution 3– WG1 affirmation of SC 29 resolution on IPR guidelines
- Resolution 4– Re-nomination of the ad hoc group chairs and editors
Resolution 10– Communication to ISO TC 42 on JPEG XRWG 1 approves the outgoing liaison statement WG1N4926 to ISO TC 42, in which status information regarding JPEG XR work is described, the WG 1 exploration work on JPEG XR support for Camera Raw imagery is discussed, and TC 42 members are invited to participate in the upcoming meeting of the JPEG XR Camera Raw coding AHG. Resolution 11– Communication to ECMA TC 46 on JPEG XRWG 1 approves the outgoing liaison statement WG1N4927 to ECMA TC 46, in which status information regarding JPEG XR work is described and a response is provided to their incoming remarks on the subject. Resolution 12– Communication to JTC 1 SCIT and ICC on JPEG XRWG 1 approves the outgoing liaison statement WG1N4928 to JTC 1 SCIT and ICC, in which status information regarding JPEG XR work is provided. JPEG Historical Archive GroupNo Action Administration and Other BusinessResolution 1– Approval of WG1 Terms of ReferenceWG1 approves WG1 Terms of Reference as contained in WG1N4062. Resolution 2– WG 1 affirmation of IP guideline statement submissionWG 1 re-affirms its support for its IP guideline statement first approved at the 16th WG 1 Seoul Meeting, March 1999. “WG 1 requires all participants within all National Bodies to disclose and identify any and all patent rights and the specific technologies within the Verification Model to which they apply. Further, WG 1 requires this disclosure and identification at the time of submission of technology for VM consideration if submitted by the patent holder or no later than one meeting after submission of technology if the technology is not submitted by the patent holder. Further, WG 1 requires that the form contained in WG 1 N1267 be completed as part of this disclosure. This request is in accordance with Common Patent Policy for ITU-T/ITU-R/ISO/IEC, clause 3.” The relevant ISO/IEC directives are contained in the integration group report, WG1N1262. Resolution 3– WG1 affirmation of SC 29 resolution on IPR guidelinesWG1 complies with the Resolution 9: “SC 29 IPR Guidelines” of the 20th SC 29 Plenary Meeting, 2007-04-30/05-01, San Jose, USA “SC 29 affirms and supports Common Patent Policy for ITU-T/ITU-R/ISO/IEC that requires a party that submits a technology contribution for proposed inclusion in any SC 29 standard to disclose to the WG the existence of patents or published pending patent applications, hereafter referred to as "IP rights", of which the party is personally aware and which the party considers to cover any item of its contribution. "[Clause 3, Guidelines for Implementation of the Common Patent Policy for ITU-T/ITU-R/ISO/IEC] any party participating in the work of the Organizations should, from the outset, draw their attention to any known patent or to any known pending patent application, either their own or of other organizations." SC 29 affirms the Common Patent Policy for ITU-T/ITU-R/ISO/IEC of only considering for inclusion in a standard (unless the ISO Council authorizes an exception) technology that is either 1) free of IP rights, or 2) available to all implementers of the standard without a royalty or license fee and under other reasonable and non-discriminatory ("RAND") terms and conditions, or 3) available to all implementers of the standard for a reasonable royalty/license fee and under other RAND terms and conditions. Although royalty-bearing patented technologies may be included in SC 29 standards, SC 29 suggests to its WGs to promote, whenever possible, the inclusion of technologies that either do not require a patent license, or that only require a RAND license without a royalty or license fee. Additionally, SC 29 encourages disclosure by the IP rights holder of the type of licensing under which these IP rights will be made available for conforming implementations of ISO/IEC standards after final publication -- that is either 1) royalty/license fee-free and under other RAND terms and conditions, or 2) reasonable royalty/license fee and under other RAND terms and conditions. Negotiations regarding specific licensing terms and conditions are left to the parties concerned and are performed outside of SC 29. Further, SC 29 requires software and technology contained in any party's contribution to an SC 29 standard to be made available by such party to all members of the SC 29 WG developing such standard, on a royalty- and license fee-free basis, solely for the purpose of testing and developing such standard and only until publication of the standard.”
WG 1 re-affirms the following ad hoc groups and chairs and editors for JPEG SWG.
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