spectrum
The shared radio resource
bandPlan`: frequency bands and their designated uses · `grantsAndLicences`: allocations of bands to operators with conditions and terms
This meta-model describes communications as a service layer of the world: the radio spectrum bands and the grants that allocate them, the addressing and numbering resources that make endpoints reachable, the network services operators provide, the interconnection links that stitch networks together, and the aggregate traffic that flows across them. It is its own model because it manages scarce shared resources (spectrum, addresses, numbers) governed by registries, and its unit of flow is traffic measured in aggregates rather than discrete consignments.
The shared radio resource
bandPlan`: frequency bands and their designated uses · `grantsAndLicences`: allocations of bands to operators with conditions and terms
Making endpoints reachable
numberingPlans`: telephone numbering resources and their assignment · `ipAddressBlocks`: internet address space allocations · `routingRegistry`: autonomous systems and route announcements
What operators provide
serviceOfferings`: network services and their characteristics · `coverageAndCapacity`: where services reach and at what capacity
What actually flows
interconnection`: links and exchange points between networks · `trafficAggregates`: measured volumes per link, service and period
Catalogue-native findings must describe the information grouped by each layer. This legacy version does not declare them separately.
Questions, artifact requirements and serial naming rules are required by Vercy vNext; they remain unassigned in this reference version.
Format-independent core. Concrete artifact formats and naming prefixes are not declared in this legacy version.
CRUD procedures and interface bindings are not declared in this legacy version.
Operators steward their service, link and traffic records, and registrar archetypes steward the address, numbering and routing registries. Spectrum bands are a commons: grants are recorded through the catalogue's S1 ownership model as commons allocations, access to all records is granted by the respective steward via S1/S2, and registry changes are audited via S4.