Figure C9f.3a, Figure C9f.3b Grading models
Figure C9f.3a, Figure C9f.3b Grading models
Figure C9f.3a Grading model of diamonds
Figure C9f.3b SPC Grading model of the SPC Concept
The tactic is the most critical segment of any project. It can only be fully developed if the strategy has been delivered and still gives updated data.
These are situations where the project owner, stakeholders, and others get the opportunity to outline his steps (algorithms) from As-Is to To-Be.
Dreaming in separated bubbles is gaining the internal hierarchy, and needed data flow from the general thinking to specific details starts.
The SPC Utility can get its face as a particular orchestration unit in a concrete locality and become a member of a growing network of such services. For example, the Human in the Great Triad (GT) can gain a specific contribution to shift.
At any locality worldwide, anyone can see what scaling means, digitalization in practices, bringing and feeling the algorithmic cycle in its daily life.
Then the following discussions about the adequate grading system will get the chance to be a crucial milestone for the Global Digital Transformation (GDT) project (for activation of their potential, speeding processes, and the quality of results).
Then, the door to integrating the SED, DRR, and HA projects with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) is open. Many particular operations under pilot projects of the SPC Concept can bring fruits.
The following figures introduce a three-sphere of construction activities for simple buildings on a territory of a low-income province.
Figures C9e introduce a scope of data model scheme of a specific modular multifunctional construction in a flood zone with impacts of other burdens like windstorms, earthquakes, landslides, and additional limitations.
The figures below follow this simple model from two views:
Figure C9g open the view on the spectrum of data of the administrative procedures.
Figure C9h presents the essential data spectrum of operations of an example of the modular construction system of single-story buildings.
These views aim to outline for Chapter C the specific point, a mirror for all the theoretical content.
A much more complete description of the modular system is the subject of Chapters D (SPC Utility), E (SPC Drivers), and E (examples).