Engineering Compiler

The Spatial Graph represents locations, containment, adjacency, accessibility, separation, and spatial relationships among engineering entities.

It may represent:

sites;

buildings;

floors;

zones;

rooms;

service spaces;

structural bays;

installation zones;

clearance envelopes;

inspection zones;

robotic workspaces;

emergency-access paths;

replacement paths.

Relationships may include inside, contains, adjacent to, intersects, overlaps, supports access to, blocks, separates, or is reachable from.

The Spatial Graph shall be linked to explicit coordinate systems and authoritative geometry where exact location is required.

Topological proximity shall not be treated as dimensional compliance. Two entities may be adjacent while lacking required clearance, access, fire separation, or installation space.

The compiler may use the Spatial Graph to evaluate circulation, component placement, access, inspection visibility, utility routing, robotic reach, maintenance, replacement, and emergency operations.

Temporary construction zones and time-dependent access restrictions may be represented separately from final operational space.

Spatial uncertainty resulting from survey accuracy, incomplete geometry, movement, deformation, or legacy data shall remain visible.