Section 77 of 103
76. Engineering Knowledge Graph
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An Engineering Knowledge Graph is a structured semantic network connecting System05 concepts, Engineering Entities, identities, relationships, requirements, evidence, states, and lifecycle events.
The Knowledge Graph may connect:
mission and Constitutional Principles;
Architecture Decisions and Engineering Rules;
requirements and acceptance criteria;
standards, specifications, and Profiles;
Components, Nodes, Cartridges, and Interfaces;
materials and manufacturing processes;
buildings and Digital Twins;
verification evidence and conformance results;
failure modes and corrective actions;
inspection, repair, replacement, and upgrade events.
Each relationship should identify its type, source, authority, version, scope, and confidence where applicable.
The Knowledge Graph may support impact analysis, compatibility evaluation, missing-evidence detection, AI reasoning, change management, and lifecycle decision-making.
A graph relationship does not become true merely because software generated it. Inferred, proposed, verified, disputed, deprecated, and authoritative relationships shall remain distinguishable.
The Knowledge Graph supports engineering judgment but does not independently possess constitutional, professional, certification, or regulatory authority.