This document provides an overview of the environmental sustainability aspects (e.g. workload, resource and asset utilization, carbon impact, pollution, waste, transportation, location) of AI systems during their life cycle, and related potential metrics. NOTE 1        This document does not identify opportunities on how AI, AI applications and AI systems can improve environmental, social or economic sustainability outcomes. NOTE 2        This document can help other projects related to AI system environmental sustainability.

The network-based media processing (NBMP) framework defines the interfaces including both data formats and application programming interfaces (APIs) among the entities connected through digital networks for media processing. Users can access and configure their operations remotely for efficient, intelligent processing. This document describes and manages workflows to be applied to the media data. This process includes uploading of media data to the network, instantiation of the media processing tasks, and configuration of the tasks. The framework enables dynamic creation of media processing pipelines, as well as access to processed media data and metadata in real-time or in a deferred way. The media and metadata formats used between the media source, workflow manager and media processing entities in a media processing pipeline are also specified.

This document specifies a reference architecture for event-based syndromic surveillance systems for infectious diseases. The system reference architecture addresses architectural components including concepts, data sources, and outputs of syndromic surveillance system. From the perspective of the diagnostic process,[11] this document covers the processes from the symptom-onset stage to the health-behaviour stage, which is prior to the healthcare-encounter stage. Non-infectious health hazards, such as natural disasters, human-induced emergencies and chronic diseases, and their associated surveillance systems are beyond the scope of this document.

This document specifies the minimum functionalities of a digital safe in order to ensure the integrity, confidentiality and availability of the documents archived therein. This document is intended to define the main features of digital safe software: - Management of integrity: Software must ensures that the documents associated metadata are correct and have not even in any manner been improperly changed. - Management of confidentiality: Digital safe must provide the protection of users ‘data. It must ensure that users can know, decide and control the use of their personal data stored in a Digital Safe. - Traceability of actions: The use of a digital safe must make possible to identify when and by whom a document was filed. This type of software must provide traceability of all actions performed on the archive: additions, deletions, reading, etc. - Document protection: A digital safe is an software designed to protect any type of file. It allows the user to have a security mechanism on each document or on a specific folder, according to his needs. Digital safe software must be able to use encryption algorithms to secure data. - Retrieving documents: A digital safe software must capable to retrieve all documents that are supposed to be integrated into it. - Export documents and interoperability: The ability to transfer documents and their metadata from one digital safe to another digital safe. In practical terms, a digital safe can store documents of all kinds: invoices, contracts, diplomas, identity documents, etc. This document is intended for: - Designers or integrators of a solution or implementation. - Service providers. - Publishers or manufacturers of hardware and/or software providing a solution or implementation. - Consultants and auditors. This document does not address system environments that may be necessary for the operation of Digital safe, such as physical security (fire extinguishing system, armoured doors, presence detectors, etc.), power supply security (generators and inverters) or telecommunication lines. Nor does the present document address the operating procedures for Digital Safe. These are the responsibility of the Digital Safe operator.

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