====== 7. High-Level Architectural Context ======

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**Figure D.7-1: SIP-RA High-Level Architectural Context**
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===== Key Relationships =====

  * Independently governed Domains retain their own Systems, platforms, Vocabularies, Policies, jurisdictions, and Authorities
  * Federated interfaces, mappings, and agreements support structured information exchange
  * SIP-RA separates Data, Structure, Semantics, Interpretation, and Governance
  * Operational information flow remains distinct from Governance control
  * The architecture supports interoperability, Traceability, Reproducibility, controlled evolution, and jurisdictional sovereignty

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