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Architecture

Architecture. A system architecture is the conceptual design that defines the structure and/or behavior of a system There is no universally agreed definition Systems architecture can best be thought of as a representation Maybe expressed in hardware, software, or organizational management

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Architecture

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  1. Architecture • A system architecture is the conceptual design that defines the structure and/or behavior of a system • There is no universally agreed definition • Systems architecture can best be thought of as a representation • Maybe expressed in hardware, software, or organizational management • It is also a process because a sequence of steps • It can also be a discipline

  2. Past Implementations Community Organizational Federated Department

  3. New(er) Implementations Mash Up Multiple Client Platforms Feeds SOA

  4. SOA - Packaging functionality as a suite of interoperable services that can be used within multiple separate systems from several business domains. Web Web Client Enterprise Service Bus HighestPointService Point-to-Point Services Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Web Client • Interconnected • Interoperable • Integrative • Dynamic Highest Point Service Terrain Service Loosely Coupled and Orchestrated Services

  5. Mash Up GIS with Other Web Services Web Browser “Mash-Up” content ArcGIS Server Internet ArcGIS Servers & ArcGIS Online User Data Google Maps/Virtual Earth/…

  6. Serve and Consume Information Feeds • Feed Types: • RSS • GeoRSS • CAP • KML • SensorML • Video • Produce: • Mobile Clients • In-situ sensors • Consume: • Visualize • Analyze

  7. Many Client Platforms Mobile Devices Web Map Viewers 2D / 3D Explorers Open APIs Desktops Manage-Serve Management Find-Integrate-Use Author Visualization Desktop GIS Analysis ArcGIS Server

  8. FederatedSOA? Federated Architecture (FA) allows interoperability and information sharing between semi-autonomous de-centrally organized lines of business (LOBs). SOA - Packaging functionality as a suite of interoperable services that can be used within multiple separate systems from several business domains.

  9. Keep those thoughts!New Thoughts

  10. Tomlinson’s 10 Stages • Stage 1: Strategic purpose • Stage 2: Plan for planning • Stage 3: Technology seminar • Stage 4: Describe information products • Stage 5: Define system scope • Stage 6: Create the data design • Stage 7: Choose the logical model • Stage 8: Determine system requirements • Stage 9: Cost benefit • Stage 10: Plan for implementation

  11. Software selection • Summarize the function requirements

  12. Views of a System Architecture • ISO Reference Model of Open Distributed Processing (RM-ODP) • Enterprise Viewpoint: • It is directed to the needs of the users of an information system. • Information Viewpoint: • It focuses on the information content of the enterprise. • Computational Viewpoint: • It deals with the logical partitioning of the distributed applications independent of any specific distributed environment on which they run. • Engineering Viewpoint: • It addresses the issues of system support (platform) for distributed applications. • Technology Viewpoint: • The technology model identifies possible technical artifacts for the engineering mechanisms, computational structures, information structures, and enterprise structures.

  13. . Architecture Development

  14. Steps • Defining Architecture Requirements. • to enable the system to meet the community’s goals and objectives. • Defining a Candidate Architectures. • to evolve an architecture gradually. • Defining Enterprise Architecture. • integrate it into an enterprise architecture model. • Defining Reference Architecture. • a working example designed and proven for use in by the participants • Validating a Reference Architecture.

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