Common Provenance Model
The Common Provenance Model (CPM) is an open domain-agnostic data model for representing trustworthy and confidentiality-preserving provenance information. It directly supports the traceability of research objects in multi-organizational environments.
- Proof of origin you can trust A non-repudiable certificate of the origin of samples, data, or other objects for researchers, auditors, quality managers, or legal representatives.
- Interoperability with the major provenance standard Based on the W3C PROV data model (PROV-DM).
- Ready for any domain Integrative and domain-agnostic, extensible with domain- or scenario-specific ontologies, such as ontologies for Biological Material Handling Provenance (PBM-O) or Data Generation Provenance (PDG-O).
- Standardized as ISO 23494-2 Published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as part of the ISO 23494 series.