Map
Information Model
The semantic identities, perspectives, state, provenance, and connections that make an Atlas more than a document index.
Areas
5 Areas · 10 PointsBoundary and namespace
The portable scope within which identities resolve and nested Atlases remain independent.
Maps and Areas
Durable subject questions and overlapping local placement questions.
Point identity and records
One Point assembled from a canonical anchor and perspective-specific context records.
State and relations
Independent posture, lifecycle, review state, and canonical directional relations.
Material and overlap
Primary Content, typed References, stable Resources, and derived shared context.
About this Map
This Map owns the meaning of Atlas concepts, not their file syntax or user-interface presentation. It explains how a project can preserve one identity while several durable perspectives contribute context, and how state, relations, and evidence retain explicit provenance.
New information belongs here when it changes the semantic model that authors and consumers must preserve. Implementation details belong elsewhere unless they reveal a missing or contradictory meaning in the model.