Revised AGENDA JOINT CGATS/USTAG/Idealliance PPC MEETING April 5 7, 2016 Hosted by Konica Minolta 1595 Spring Hill Road, #400 Vienna, VA 22182

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1 Revised AGENDA JOINT CGATS/USTAG/Idealliance PPC MEETING April 5 7, 2016 Hosted by Konica Minolta 1595 Spring Hill Road, #400 Vienna, VA CGATS N 1411R USTAG N 5793R PPC NOTE: This is a combined meeting of CGATS/USTAG and Idealliance Print Properties & Colorimetric Council. Idealliance and NPES IP and Antitrust Policies as shown in Attachment A apply throughout meeting. No Lunch Provided 1. Call to Order & Introductions April 5: DAY 1 CGATS / USTAG 1:00pm 6:00pm EDT CHAIR: RAY CHEYDLEUR 2. Review and approve agenda (CGATS N 1411R) 3. Review and approve minutes of the October 2015 CGATS/USTAG meeting (CGATSN1398) 4. Review status of action items from the October 2015 CGATS/USTAG meeting (CGATSN1399) 5. CGATS.4, Graphic arts reflection densitometry measurements Terminology, equations, image elements and procedures (Reaffirmation: Action by 11/14/16) 6. CGATS.5, Spectral measurement and colorimetric computation for graphic arts images (Reaffirmation Action by 12/16/16) 7. TR001, Graphic technology Color Characterization Data for Type 1 Printing (Reaffirmation: Action by 8/24/16) 8. Review of recent CGATS ballots: a. CGATS/ISO review and resolve comments b. Membership

2 9. Review of open TC130 ballots a. ISO/FDIS 19445, Metadata for graphic arts workflow XMP metadata for image and document proofing b. DTS , Requirements for printed matter for commercial and industrial production Part 2: Commercial print output c. DIS , Process control for the production of halftone colour separations, proof and production prints Part 7: Proofing processes working directly from digital data d. CD , Colour and transparency of printing ink sets for four colour printing Part 1: Sheet fed and heat set web offset lithographic printing e. NWIP 21331, Assessment guidelines for the deinkability potential of printed matter f. DIS 16762, Post press General Requirements for transfer, handling and storage g. DIS 19594, Test methods for the determination of the binding strength for perfect bound products Page pull test working upwards h. CD , Variable content replacement Part 1: Using PDF/X 4 for variable content replacement (PDF/VCR 1) i. DIS , Use of PDF to associate processing steps and content data Part 1: Processing steps Review of closed TC130 ballots (highlighted areas will be updated as the ballots close and results are made available) a. CD 20654, Guidelines to determine the operating power consumption of digital printing devices (Approved: see TC130N3018 for RoV) b. FDIS 16763, Post press Requirements for bound products (Approved: see TC130N3016 for RoV) c. CD 12636, Blankets for offset printing (Approved: see TC130N3043 for RoV) d. FDIS , Prepress digital data exchange Colour targets for input scanner calibration Part 1: Colour targets for input scanner calibration (see TC130Nxxxx for RoV) 2

3 e. ISO/DIS 13655, Graphic technology Spectral measurement and colorimetric computation for graphic arts images (Approved: see TC130N3025 for RoV) f. Decision to withdraw ISO :2002, Colour and transparency of printing ink sets for four colour printing Part 3: Publication gravure printing (Approved: see TC130N2998 for RoV) g. Decision to withdraw ISO :2005, Colour and transparency of printing ink sets for four colour printing Part 5: Flexographic printing (Approved: see TC130N2999 for RoV) h. ISO/DIS 18620, Graphic technology Prepress data exchange Tone adjustment curves exchange (Approved: see TC130N2993 for RoV) i. DIS , Colour data exchange format (CxF/X) Part 2: Scanner target data (CxF/X 2) (Approved: see TC130N3012 for RoV) j. DIS , Colour data exchange format (CxF/x) Part 3: Output target data (Approved: see TC130Nxxxx for RoV) k. ISO/CIB ballots: TF3 Questionnaire, Print Buyer's Questionnaire (Approved: see TC130N3045 for RoV) Resolution 603: Revise ISO (Approved: see TC130N3046 for RoV) 11. Review of documents in Systematic Review a. ISO/SR :2007, Prepress digital data exchange Part 3: CIELAB standard Colour image data (CIELAB/SCID) (Approved: see TC130N3040 for RoV) b. ISO/SR :2010, Safety requirements for graphic technology equipment and systems Part 5: Stand alone platen presses (Approved: see TC130N3041 for RoV) c. ISO/SR :2010, Image technology colour management Architecture, profile format and data structure Part 1: Based on ICC.1:2010 (Approved: see TC130N3042 for RoV) 3

4 d. ISO/SR :2007, Colour and transparency of printing ink sets for four colour printing Part 2: Coldset offset lithographic printing (Approved: see TC130N3039 for RoV) e. ISO :2010, Variable data exchange Part 2: Using PDF/X 4 and PDF/X 5 (PDF/VT 1 and PDF/VT 2) (Approved: see TC130N2989 for RoV) f. ISO :2010, Prepress digital data exchange using PDF Part 7: Complete exchange of printing data (PDF/X 4) and partial exchange of printing data with external profile reference (PDF/X 4p) using PDF 1.6 (Approved: see TC130N2990 for RoV) g. ISO :2010, Prepress digital data exchange using PDF Part 8: Partial exchange of printing data using PDF 1.6 (PDF/X 5) (Approved: see TC130N2991 for RoV) 12. Discussion of other TC130 activities a. Status of ISO/TS , Requirements for printed matter for commercial and industrial production Part 1: Measurement methods and reporting schema 13. Activity Status Reports 14. Review of Action Items 15. Other Business 4

5 APRIL 6: DAY 2 CGATS/USTAG/PPC (Input required from all groups) 8:30am 6:00pm EDT MODERATOR: STEVE SMILEY 8:30 12 noon Central 8:00 8:30am Coffee & Rolls 16. Welcome 17. Reaffirmation of Idealliance Policies & Practices Steinhardt 18. Meeting Schedule Orf & Steinhardt TC130 Meeting: May Berlin, Germany CGATS/USTAG/PPC: August 9 11 (RIT, Rochester NY) TC130 Meeting: September San Jose, CA (Hosted by US NPES & Idealliance) GraphExpo: September Orlando, FL 19. Global Update Smiley 20. Walk through of Revised TR PQX Run through & Next Steps with ISO Kennedy 22. Spot Color Halftone Metric Optimization (SCHMO) Initiative ISO CD Review of Comments Smiley Ecosystem Overview Russell 23. Beta XCMYK Research Program Ellis & Hutcheson 12:00noon 6:00pm EDT 12:00noon 1:00pm Lunch CHAIR: BILL POPE 5

6 1:00 6:00pm 24. What Keeps You Up at Night? All 25. Project Updates & Next Steps a. TC1617 Initiative Bayne b. Spectral Data Exchange Technology Survey Smyth c. High Speed Digital Print Production (HDP2) Working Group Collins & Schroeder d. GRACoL Working Group Ellis e. Certification Programs Bonoff 26. Framing Image Inspection Systems Project Sweeney 27. Paper & OBA Initiative Bohnen & Gerlach 28. G7 Microsite Feedback Ellis Adjournment 6:00pm APRIL 7: DAY 3 8:30am 2:00pm EDT CHAIR: BILL POPE 8:00 8:30am Coffee & Rolls 29. Welcome 30. Reaffirmation of Idealliance Policies & Practices Steinhardt 31. Epicomm & Idealliance Merger Steinhardt 32. Specifications & Characterizations for Packaging Printing Pope 33. Scoring, Metrics & Scales for Print Quality 6

7 a. ISO Initiative Schroeder b. Feedback on Organizing Open Initiative c. View from the Vendor d. View from the Printer e. Idealliance Next Steps 34. New Projects Open Forum 12:00noon 12:30pm Lunch 35. Action Items (Pope & Steinhardt) Adjournment 2:00pm 7

8 ATTACHMENT A IDEALLIANCE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY Summary: The Idealliance IP Policy seeks to protect those contributing to our efforts as well as those of the Association when it publishes its work. If you are contributing information to which you hold intellectual property claims such as a patent or copyright, please inform Idealliance so we can work with you to best determine how your contributions can be included within our published work IDEALLANCE ANTITRUST POLICY Summary: As associations of competitors, trade associations must be vigilant to ensure that state and federal antitrust laws are respected. The general improvement of the industry benefits the public. This is why Congress granted the privilege of tax exempt status to trade associations. Our focus must be the improvement of our industry. We must refrain from actions, which either may suppress competition among members or give members a competitive advantage over non members. NPES ANTITRUST POLICY Summary: Group activities of competitors are inherently suspect under the antitrust laws. Many activities among competitors, however, are not legal and beneficial to the industry. The best vehicle for enjoying the benefits of permitted agreements among competitors, while avoiding the pitfalls of illegal agreements, is by belonging to a trade association or professional society which takes its obligations in this regard very seriously. All staff members are well versed in anti trust matters and the association relies heavily on their judgment and that of legal counsel to see that the topics which may give the appearance of an agreement that would violate the anti trust laws are not discussed at any meetings. The fact that a staff member or counsel is present at a meeting, however, should not invite probing to determine how far a discussion can proceed before it becomes apparent that it is an improper subject for discussion. This reminder has been prepared to ensure that participants in all meetings are aware of this obligation. 8