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 ====== 5.2 Ecosphere ======
-**Discussion:**
+[[fxdemo:01-part:start | Go to Top ]]
- An Ecosphere identifies the broadest governed area of activity within the Archetype Classification Model. It provides the highest-level business, semantic, or institutional classification for an archetype.
+See the definition: [[dido:99_annexes:annex-b-terms-and-definitions:e:ecosphere]]
- For financial systems, the Ecosphere identifies the broad financial area in which an archetype operates. Later ecosystems, domains, logical profiles, implementation profiles, deployment profiles, and evidence plans inherit that high-level scope unless they explicitly define a different classification path.
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-**Definition:**
+<WRAP centeralign>
-//broad governed area of activity within an Archetype Classification Model//
+© 2026 Dido Solutions, Inc. and Jackrabbit Consulting, Inc.
-**Source:**
+</WRAP>
-Adapted from **FX Demo Reference Architecture**, Section 2.1.17, **Archetype Classification Codes**; generalised from classification codes to conceptual classification levels for the Financial Systems Archetype.
-**Note:**
-An Ecosphere is not a runtime identifier, deployment namespace, DDS Domain ID, repository path, or implementation boundary.
-**Example:**
-Structured information-processing archetypes may use Finance, Healthcare, Public Administration, Trade, and Defence as Ecospheres.