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  1. When a working group is agreed, REFEDS Participants will be asked if they wish to participate. Working Groups tend to be small, so consensus can be achieved quickly between participants.
  2. A chair for the group is chosen from the REFEDS Participants.
  3. GÉANT provides facilities for the working group, including meeting support, wiki space, mailing lists and, where appropriate, funding.
  4. An appropriate output from the group is produced. Currently, this is typically a draft white paper or a wiki page.
  5. When the Working Group is in agreement, the chair shares the outputs with the wider REFEDS community with an open period for discussion and comment. This is typically a period of 4 weeks, but may be longer if appropriate.
  6. After this period of time, the REFEDS Steering Committee signs off on the work item. Work is either written up as a formal white paper, left on the wiki but promoted as finished work or occasionally submitted as an Internet Draft.

Chair

Mailing List

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Chair

Tom Barton and Judith BushTBC

Deliverables

  • Define workflows that endow trust in dynamic federation metadata, ie, work out operational aspects of Roland's paper.
  • Define an architecture or design in which it is easy for each recipient to validate dynamic metadata.
  • List ramifications for standard federation operating procedures in a dynamic metadata environment.

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