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Paperless search capacity
- Captured data through Trilateral data exchange and backfile conversion projects (bibliographic data, full text data, facsimile text, F-terms, and First page database)
- Developed and adopted character coded and image data standards within Trilateral for data exchange
- Produced specialised technology databases such as Trilateral DNA sequence database
- Developed standards for mixed-mode software for CD-ROMs
- Developed patent publication standards
- Developed Trilateral DNA sequence format for filing biotechnology applications and PatentIn software for filing of patent applications involving nucleotide and amino acid sequence information.
- Began converging classification systems
Development of common system architecture
- TRINet used for access to Trilateral search systems, Trilateral dossiers for utilisation of search results, and electronic exchange of priority documents
- Developed shared application processing framework between USPTO and EPO
Implementation of electronic filing
- Developed and adopted international standard for Electronic Filing
- Developed and adopted international standard for sequence submissions
Harmonisation of patent practices
- Harmonised examination practices for various emerging technology fields as a result of Trilateral comparative studies
- Led effort to revise search and examination guidelines to create international standard for examination processes by each PCT International Authority.
- Led effort to focus discussion in SCP on "reduced package" for SPLT
Common Patent Information Dissemination policies
- Developed world software standard for the searching, retrieving, displaying and printing of patent data collections on CD-Rom, DVD, Jukeboxes, hard disk or network: Mimosa
- Poster (pdf)
Exchange of Priority Documents