Building BIOS Architecture

The Spatial Registry defines the authoritative spatial organization of the building and assigns registered entities to controlled locations.

The spatial hierarchy may include:

portfolio;

site;

building;

wing;

level;

zone;

room;

service space;

structural grid;

assembly;

Node;

Interface position;

Cartridge bay.

Every spatial entity shall have:

Spatial ID;

name or designation;

type;

parent location;

coordinate reference system;

geometry or boundary reference;

permitted uses;

environmental classification;

access classification;

applicable Engineering Profiles.

Component and Cartridge records shall reference Spatial IDs rather than relying solely upon informal room names.

The Spatial Registry shall support:

global site coordinates;

building coordinates;

level coordinates;

structural-grid coordinates;

local assembly coordinates;

The Registry shall distinguish among:

designed location;

manufactured reference location;

planned installation location;

surveyed installed location;

current verified location;

temporary storage location;

unknown location.

Location precision shall reflect the application. Room-level location may be sufficient for movable low-risk equipment, while structural Nodes and robotic Interfaces may require precise six-degree-of-freedom coordinates.

A relocated component shall produce a spatial-change event and trigger compatibility and dependency review where location affects performance, safety, access, environment, or regulation.