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| - | Traceability across layers preserves architectural meaning as later parts specialise, realise, deploy, and evidence the conceptual architecture. | + | [[dido: |
| - | Each layer has a distinct traceability responsibility: | + | Each layer has a distinct |
| - | Table 10.2-1: | + | Table 10.2-1: Traceability responsibilities across architectural layers |
| ^ Layer ^ Traceability responsibility ^ | ^ Layer ^ Traceability responsibility ^ | ||
| | Conceptual Architecture | Defines stable concepts and conceptual boundaries. | | | Conceptual Architecture | Defines stable concepts and conceptual boundaries. | | ||
| - | | Logical Architecture / PIM | Specialises | + | | Logical Architecture / [[dido: |
| - | | Implementation Profile / PSM | Maps logical elements to selected implementation technologies and artefacts. | | + | | Implementation Profile / [[dido: |
| - | | Deployment Profile | Describes how implementation | + | | Deployment Profile | Describes how implementation |
| - | | Evidence | Supports claims about architecture, | + | | [[dido: |
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| - | Traceability keeps these layers connected without allowing one layer to redefine another. A logical element may specialise a conceptual element. An implementation artefact may realise a logical element. A deployment artefact may execute or configure an implementation artefact. Evidence may support a claim about any of these layers. | ||