Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Concepts
   4.1 Supply chain model
   4.2 Unique identification of product packaging
        4.2.1 General
        4.2.2 International Unique Identification of
                product packages
        4.2.3 Serialised Global Trade Identification
                Number (SGTIN)
   4.3 Additive to other identification requirements
5 Differentiation within this layer
   5.1 Business processes
   5.2 Lot/batch vs. serial number vs. product
        identification only
   5.3 Consumer products vs. industrial/government
6 Conformance and performance specification
7 Data content
   7.1 Introduction
   7.2 Unique product package identification
   7.3 Data semantics
   7.4 Data syntax
   7.5 Tag structure (ISO/IEC 18000-6 Type C)
        7.5.1 Tag header
        7.5.2 Tag memory
        7.5.3 Tag memory banks
   7.6 Protocol control (PC) bits
   7.7 Data elements
        7.7.1 Unique product package identifier
        7.7.2 Hazardous goods
        7.7.3 Other user data elements
   7.8 Data elements
   7.9 Traceability
8 Data security
   8.1 Confidentiality
   8.2 Data integrity
   8.3 Authentication
   8.4 Non-repudiation/audit trail
   8.5 Product authentication/Anti-counterfeiting
9 Identification of RFID labelled material
10 Human readable information
   10.1 Human Readable Interpretation
   10.2 Human Readable Information (HRI) and bar code
         representation of UNI
         10.2.1 HRI for ISO data
         10.2.2 HRI for EPC data
   10.3 Data Titles
   10.4 Back-up
11 Tag operation
   11.1 Data protocol
   11.2 Minimum performance requirements (range and rate)
   11.3 Environmental parameters
   11.4 Tag orientation
   11.5 Packaging Material
   11.6 Shock Loads and Abrasions
   11.7 Non-intrusive business process
   11.8 Tag lifetime
   11.9 Air interface
   11.10 Memory requirements for application
   11.11 External communications
   11.12 Real time clock option
   11.13 Sensor interface, if applicable
   11.14 Safety and regulatory considerations
   11.15 Minimum Reliability
   11.16 Tag privacy
   11.17 Tag recyclability
   11.18 Tag reusability
12 Tag location and presentation
   12.1 Material on which the tag is mounted or inserted
   12.2 Geometry of the package/tag environment
13 Interrogator and reader requirements
   13.1 Safety and regulatory considerations
   13.2 Data Privacy
          13.2.1 Aggregated data
          13.2.2 Company proprietary data
14 Interoperability, compatibility and non-interference with
    other RF systems
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