Annex B: References

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Annex B identifies the references used by the Distributed Immutable Data Object Test Environment (DIDO-TE).

Each DIDO-TE-specific reference has a stable identifier and URI so requirements, architecture sections, definitions, and other records can cite source material consistently.

DIDO-TE-specific references use identifiers in the form [DTEn], where n is the assigned reference number.

Individual reference pages are leaf pages and use namespaces in the form:

dte-NNN

The reference identifier remains stable throughout the lifecycle of the reference.

• [DTE1] U.S. Patent Application US20220237111A1
• [DTE2] Non-Traditional BAA Submission
• [DTE3] Draft BAA White Paper
• [DTE4] DIDO Reference Data Model
• [DTE5] DIDO-TE Requirements Register
• [DTE6] Structured Information Processing Reference Architecture (SIP-RA)
• [DTE7] Federated Data Interpretation Systems Reference Architecture (FDIS-RA)
• [DTE8] Reference Architecture Description
• [DTE9] Distributed Immutable Data Object Reference Architecture (DIDO-RA)
• [DTE10] OMG CBDC Working Group Response to the Federal Reserve Discussion Paper

Citations use the stable reference identifier followed by the most precise applicable source location.

For example:

[[dido:03-dido-te:99-annexes:annex-b-references:dte-002|[DTE2]]], Section 2.1.1.

A citation to a model identifies the applicable package, diagram, model element, datatype, attribute, association, or other relevant model element.

For example:

[[dido:03-dido-te:99-annexes:annex-b-references:dte-004|[DTE4]]], model element //Test Plan//.

Assign each new DIDO-TE-specific reference the next available DTE identifier.

Maintain each reference as a separate leaf page with a stable URI.

Do not reuse or renumber an assigned reference identifier.

Use the reference page as the canonical citation target.

Identify the most precise source location available when deriving a requirement or architectural statement from a reference.

Preserve historical references when existing requirements, evidence, reports, or externally published documents cite an earlier revision.

When a referenced source is superseded, record the supersession relationship on the applicable reference page.

Do not rename a reference page after external citation unless a redirect or move plan is in place.