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20. Foundational Terminology Architecture
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The Foundational Terminology Architecture is the governed infrastructure through which System05 terms and concepts are created, identified, related, published, interpreted, revised, and retired.
Each controlled concept record should contain:
a persistent concept identifier;
preferred term and approved language;
definition;
scope and qualifiers;
normative status;
admitted, deprecated, and prohibited forms;
broader, narrower, and related concepts;
abbreviations and symbols;
multilingual equivalents;
authoritative source;
owner and approval authority;
version and lifecycle status;
effective date and revision history.
The architecture shall support glossary views for humans, structured registries for machines, semantic relationships for AI systems, and executable mappings for manufacturing and robotic systems.
Terminological changes shall be evaluated for their effects on documents, schemas, software, digital identities, products, certification records, and lifecycle data. Persistent concept identifiers should remain stable even when a preferred label changes, unless the underlying concept itself has materially changed.