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AOWIS:Table of Contents

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	''Overview of all AOWIS namespaces and their intended scope.''		''Overview of all AOWIS namespaces and their intended scope.''

	This document defines the ~~high‑level~~ structure of the AOWIS ~~standard~~.		This document defines the high-level structure of the AOWIS documentation. Each namespace serves a specific purpose within the overall AOWIS framework.
	Each namespace serves a specific purpose within the overall ~~architecture~~.
			The [[Standard:Main_Page\|Standard]] namespace contains the normative core of AOWIS; the remaining namespaces provide supporting concepts, engineering knowledge, implementation guidance, operational models, reference designs, and related material.

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	== Reference Implementations: ==		== Reference Implementations: ==

	Concrete implementations, engineering blueprints, example deployments, and validated design patterns.		Concrete implementations, engineering blueprints, example deployments, and validated design patterns.

			Reference pages describe specific implementations of technologies, systems, and principles documented elsewhere in AOWIS. They are non-normative unless a normative AOWIS requirement explicitly references them.

	Contains:		Contains:

	* Case studies		* Case studies
	* Implementation examples		* Implementation examples
			* Engineering blueprints
	* Hardware examples		* Hardware examples
			* Bills of materials
			* Construction details
			* Example deployments
			* Validated design patterns

	== TODO ==		== TODO ==

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Reference Implementations:Main Page}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Reference Implementations:Main Page}}

	AOWIS ~~provides '''validated~~, ~~non-mandatory engineering reference designs''' demonstrating how AOWIS-compliant systems may be physically implemented~~.		Reference pages describe concrete implementations of technologies and principles documented elsewhere in AOWIS. They may specify dimensions, materials, component selections, construction details, bills of materials, operating parameters, and deployment assumptions.

	Reference implementations illustrate safe practical deployment patterns. They do not define additional normative requirements.		Reference implementations illustrate safe practical deployment patterns. They do not define additional normative requirements.

Infrastructure:Main Page

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Infrastructure

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	This includes pumps, wells, pipelines, valves, reservoirs, water treatment systems, energy systems, and other field hardware.		This includes pumps, wells, pipelines, valves, reservoirs, water treatment systems, energy systems, and other field hardware.

	Infrastructure ~~documentation focuses on the~~ physical ~~characteristics~~, ~~practical deployment~~, ~~operation~~, ~~maintenance~~, and ~~interaction of these systems. Actual implementations should instead be documented at~~ [[Reference:Main_Page\|Reference Implementations]].		Infrastructure pages describe classes of physical technologies, systems, and components. Specific construction blueprints, dimensioned designs, bills of materials, and example deployments belong under [[Reference:Main_Page\|Reference Implementations]].

	Where applicable, infrastructure should be considered under the real-world operating conditions targeted by AOWIS, including limited technical resources, unreliable power supply, harsh environmental conditions, and the need for long-term local maintainability.		Where applicable, infrastructure should be considered under the real-world operating conditions targeted by AOWIS, including limited technical resources, unreliable power supply, harsh environmental conditions, and the need for long-term local maintainability.

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	== Reference Implementations: ==		== Reference Implementations: ==
	~~Non‑normative supporting material~~.		Concrete implementations, engineering blueprints, example deployments, and validated design patterns.

	Contains:		Contains:

Infrastructure:Main Page

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Infrastructure

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	This includes pumps, wells, pipelines, valves, reservoirs, water treatment systems, energy systems, and other field hardware.		This includes pumps, wells, pipelines, valves, reservoirs, water treatment systems, energy systems, and other field hardware.

	Infrastructure documentation focuses on the physical characteristics, practical deployment, operation, maintenance, and interaction of these systems.		Infrastructure documentation focuses on the physical characteristics, practical deployment, operation, maintenance, and interaction of these systems. Actual implementations should instead be documented at [[Reference:Main_Page\|Reference Implementations]].

	Where applicable, infrastructure should be considered under the real-world operating conditions targeted by AOWIS, including limited technical resources, unreliable power supply, harsh environmental conditions, and the need for long-term local maintainability.		Where applicable, infrastructure should be considered under the real-world operating conditions targeted by AOWIS, including limited technical resources, unreliable power supply, harsh environmental conditions, and the need for long-term local maintainability.

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	== Infrastructure: ==		== Infrastructure: ==
	Physical systems ~~that AOWIS interacts with.~~		Physical technologies, systems, components, and engineering principles used in AOWIS deployments. Infrastructure pages describe classes of physical systems rather than specific implementation blueprints. Specific implementation blueprints go to "Reference Implementations" instead.
	~~Covers water~~, ~~power~~, and ~~mechanical components~~.

	Topics include:		Topics include:
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	== Reference: ==		== Reference Implementations: ==
	Non‑normative supporting material.		Non‑normative supporting material.

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	* Implementation examples		* Implementation examples
	* Hardware examples		* Hardware examples

			== TODO ==
	* Glossary		* Glossary
	* FAQ		* FAQ

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= Infrastructure =

The '''Infrastructure''' domain covers the physical systems used to extract, treat, store, transport, distribute, and manage water and agricultural resources within AOWIS deployments.

This includes pumps, wells, pipelines, valves, reservoirs, water treatment systems, energy systems, and other field hardware.

Infrastructure documentation focuses on the physical characteristics, practical deployment, operation, maintenance, and interaction of these systems.

Where applicable, infrastructure should be considered under the real-world operating conditions targeted by AOWIS, including limited technical resources, unreliable power supply, harsh environmental conditions, and the need for long-term local maintainability.

== Water Sources ==

Systems and structures used to obtain raw water.

* [[Infrastructure:Wells|Wells]]
* [[Infrastructure:Boreholes|Boreholes]]
* [[Infrastructure:Surface Water|Surface Water]]
* [[Infrastructure:Rainwater Harvesting|Rainwater Harvesting]]

== Water Extraction and Pumping ==

Equipment used to extract and move water.

* [[Infrastructure:Pumps|Pumps]]
* [[Infrastructure:Submersible Pumps|Submersible Pumps]]
* [[Infrastructure:Surface Pumps|Surface Pumps]]
* [[Infrastructure:Solar Pumping|Solar Pumping]]
* [[Infrastructure:Manual Pumps|Manual Pumps]]

== Water Treatment and Quality ==

Physical systems used to improve raw water quality or make water suitable for its intended use.

* [[Infrastructure:Water Treatment|Water Treatment]]
** [[Infrastructure:Desalination|Desalination]]
*** [[Infrastructure:Solar Desalination|Solar Desalination]]
** [[Infrastructure:Filtration|Filtration]]
** [[Infrastructure:Disinfection|Disinfection]]
** [[Infrastructure:Remineralization|Remineralization]]

Water-quality measurement, measurement procedures, units, calibration, and representation of measurement data belong primarily to the [[Measurement:Main_Page|Measurement]] domain.

== Water Storage ==

Systems used to store raw, treated, or distributed water.

* [[Infrastructure:Water Storage|Water Storage]]
* [[Infrastructure:Water Tanks|Water Tanks]]
* [[Infrastructure:Reservoirs|Reservoirs]]
* [[Infrastructure:Water Towers|Water Towers]]

== Water Distribution ==

Physical infrastructure used to transport and distribute water.

* [[Infrastructure:Water Distribution|Water Distribution]]
* [[Infrastructure:Pipelines|Pipelines]]
* [[Infrastructure:Valves|Valves]]
* [[Infrastructure:Pressure Management|Pressure Management]]
* [[Infrastructure:Distribution Points|Distribution Points]]

== Irrigation Infrastructure ==

Physical systems used for agricultural water distribution.

* [[Infrastructure:Irrigation|Irrigation]]
* [[Infrastructure:Drip Irrigation|Drip Irrigation]]
* [[Infrastructure:Irrigation Reservoirs|Irrigation Reservoirs]]
* [[Infrastructure:Irrigation Distribution|Irrigation Distribution]]

== Energy Infrastructure ==

Physical energy systems supporting water and agricultural infrastructure.

* [[Infrastructure:Energy Systems|Energy Systems]]
* [[Infrastructure:Solar Power|Solar Power]]
* [[Infrastructure:Battery Systems|Battery Systems]]
* [[Infrastructure:Electrical Distribution|Electrical Distribution]]
* [[Infrastructure:Backup Power|Backup Power]]

== Field Hardware ==

Physical components used to support monitoring, control, protection, and operation.

* [[Infrastructure:Sensors|Sensors]]
* [[Infrastructure:Actuators|Actuators]]
* [[Infrastructure:Control Cabinets|Control Cabinets]]
* [[Infrastructure:Electrical Protection|Electrical Protection]]
* [[Infrastructure:Field Enclosures|Field Enclosures]]
* [[Infrastructure:Cabling|Cabling]]

== Design Considerations ==

Infrastructure deployed within AOWIS environments may need to account for:

* limited availability of replacement parts
* limited access to specialist technicians
* unreliable or intermittent electrical power
* high temperatures and solar exposure
* dust, sand, moisture, and corrosion
* long transport distances and difficult logistics
* compatibility with existing or aging infrastructure
* ease of inspection and maintenance
* safe operation under degraded conditions
* local fabrication and repair capabilities

These considerations describe the deployment context. Normative requirements, where applicable, belong in the [[Standard:Main_Page|Standard]] namespace.

== Relationship to Other AOWIS Domains ==

The Infrastructure domain describes '''physical systems and components'''.

Related information may belong to other AOWIS domains:

* [[Measurement:Main_Page|Measurement]] — measurement values, units, calibration, quality, and interpretation
* [[Architecture:Main_Page|Architecture]] — system structure and interaction between major components
* [[Operations:Main_Page|Operations]] — operational behavior, control logic, and runtime procedures
* [[Modules:Main_Page|Modules]] — reusable functional capabilities
* [[Reference:Main_Page|Reference]] — concrete example designs and reference implementations
* [[Standard:Main_Page|Standard]] — normative AOWIS requirements

== Reference Implementations ==

Concrete engineering designs and deployment examples should generally be documented in the [[Reference:Main_Page|Reference]] namespace rather than here.

Infrastructure pages describe technologies, components, design considerations, limitations, and interfaces.

Reference pages may describe specific implementations such as:

* water tower designs
* pumping station layouts
* solar pumping installations
* low-tech water treatment systems
* solar desalination installations
* irrigation installations

== See Also ==

* [[Main_Page|AOWIS Main Page]]
* [[AOWIS:Table_of_Contents|Table of Contents]]
* [[Reference:Main_Page|Reference Implementations]]
* [[Measurement:Main_Page|Measurement]]
* [[Architecture:Main_Page|Architecture]]

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Measurement:Canonical Units

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 The AOWIS identifier suffix is not itself a UCUM unit identifier.
-Generic or dynamically typed measurement values MUST identify their resolved measurement quantity and use the canonical unit defined by this registry.
+For generic or dynamically typed measurement values, the resolved measurement quantity determines the canonical unit through this registry.
 == Length and Distance Quantities ==
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 | <code>capacitance</code> || Ability to store electric charge || farad (F) || <code>F</code> || <code>f</code> || Electrical model
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			= Measurement =

	Measurements are fundamental to AOWIS operations. Decisions in monitoring, control, maintenance, planning, safety, and research depend on reliable measurement data.		Measurements are fundamental to AOWIS operations. Decisions in monitoring, control, maintenance, planning, safety, and research depend on reliable measurement data.
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	== Core Specifications ==		== Core Specifications ==

	* [[Measurement:Units\|~~Units~~]]		* [[Measurement:Units\|Unit System Requirements]]
	* [[Measurement:Canonical_Units\|Canonical Units]]		* [[Measurement:Canonical_Units\|Canonical Units]]

Measurement:Units

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 == Purpose ==
-This specification defines how measurement quantities, values, units, conversions, and measurement-related numeric data are represented and handled by AOWIS.
+This specification defines the AOWIS unit system for measurement quantities, including canonical representation, unit identifiers, boundary conversion, and the resolution of context-dependent units.
 A single canonical representation:
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 REQ-MEAS-011: Conversion artifacts, rounding errors, and precision loss introduced by an implementation MUST NOT exceed the documented precision of the measurement.
-REQ-MEAS-012: Original source values and unit identifiers MAY be retained as provenance data. Retained source values MUST be clearly distinguished from authoritative canonical values and MUST NOT be used as authoritative values for computation, comparison, validation, or control logic.
+REQ-MEAS-012: A retained non-canonical source representation MUST be clearly distinguished from the authoritative canonical value.
 REQ-MEAS-013: Monetary values that depend on a currency MUST identify that currency using its ISO 4217 alphabetic code or by reference to a configured currency carrying that code.
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 | <code>capacitance</code> || Ability to store electric charge || farad (F) || <code>F</code> || <code>f</code> || Electrical model
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 == References ==
 <references />

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	~~= Measurement =~~

	Measurements are fundamental to AOWIS operations. Decisions in monitoring, control, maintenance, planning, safety, and research depend on reliable measurement data.		Measurements are fundamental to AOWIS operations. Decisions in monitoring, control, maintenance, planning, safety, and research depend on reliable measurement data.
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	== Core Specifications ==		== Core Specifications ==

	* [[Measurement:Units\|~~Unit System Requirements (SI)~~]]		* [[Measurement:Units\|Units]]
	* [[Measurement:~~Unit_Identifiers~~\|~~Unit Identifiers~~]]		* [[Measurement:Canonical_Units\|Canonical Units]]

	== Subsystems ==		== Subsystems ==
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	== Hardware ==		== Hardware ==
	* [[Measurement:~~Pressure Sensor Examples~~\|Pressure sensor examples]]
			* [[Measurement:Pressure_Sensor_Examples\|Pressure sensor examples]]

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