RFID for Library Applications
Get the RFID Recommended Practice
Charge to the Working Group
The committee is charged with the following deliverables:
- Develop a set of guidelines that lay out current best practices for the use of RFID in library applications.
- Prepare an input document that outlines US practices and concerns to an ISO TC46 working group on an RFID data model for library applications.
- Serve as a sounding board for the NISO representative to the ISO TC 46 working group. Continue to work with ALA/BISG working group around the interaction of technology and privacy issues.
Working Group Members
- Livia Bitner, Baker and Taylor
- Vinod Chachra, VTLS (Chair)
- Jim Lichtenberg, representing BISG
- Corrie Marsh, University of North Texas
- Alistair McArthur, TAGSYS
- Allan McWilliams, BCPL.NET
- Louise Schaper, Fayetteville Public Library
- Paul Sevcik, 3M
- Paul Simon, Checkpoint Systems, Inc.
- Rick Weingarten, ALA
- Marty Withrow, OCLC
Security Subcommittee Members:
- Vinod Chachra, VTLS (Chair)
- Jeff Kohnle
- Corrie Marsh, University of North Texas
- Alistair McArthur, TAGSYS
- Paul Sevcik, 3M
Minutes
- Minutes, RFID WG Meeting, teleconference, November 6, 2006
- Minutes, RFID WG Meeting, Chicago, September 15, 2006
- Agenda, RFID WG Meeting, Chicago, September 15, 2006
- Minutes, RFID WG Call, June 13, 2006
- Notes, RFID WG Call, March 6, 2006
- Notes, RFID WG Call, January 23, 2006
Other Documents
- Vinod Chacra, A Progress Report on NISO's Work on RFID Standards in Libraries. Presented at ALA Midwinter meeting, Seattle, Washington, January 2007.
- Paul Chartier, An Overview of the ISO RFID Data Protocol & Library Applications, presented at CILIP, London, June 2006.
- Vinod Chachra. A Report on NISO's Work on RFID Standards in Libraries. Presented at ALA conference, New Orleans, June 24, 2006.
- RFID Technologies: Standards and Integration in the Information Environment. Presentation slides and video. From the RFID Institute held October 25-26, 2005 at the University of North Texas in Denton Sponsored by NISO and the Texas Center for Digital Knowledge
- RFID Data Model for Libraries Working Group (Affiliated to Danish Standard S24/u4). Proposal for a Data Model. Final document, July 2005
- Vinod Chachra. A Report on NISO's Work on RFID Standards in Libraries. Presented at ALA Midwinter Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, January 2006.