ISO 19135:2026
International Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
05 February 2026
Geographic information — Registration and register governance
ISO 19135:2026 Files
English
285 Pages
Current Edition
BHD
105.48
ISO 19135:2026 Scope
This document defines a framework for the extensible registration of information — an approach used to manage an information register.
This framework specifies the following requirements of an information register:
- capability requirements that an information register uses to manage register content;
- governance requirements that define a set of processes and rules used in the establishment, management, operation, content publication and use of an information register.
The following considerations are out of scope of this document:
- implementation details for the realization of an information register;
- content and related definitions that are managed within an information register.
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