33: Activity «STUB» PopulateDigitalWithDesignModels

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This is just a «STUB» Activity representing translation of relevant subsets of the data and information in the AssetSpecification to the «digital» @Entity , which can then act as a design "template" or "prototype":
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Webel Twin Pattern: A «digital» DigitalEntity (a.k.a. @Entity) encapsulates strictly geometrical, spatial, and material aspects of a «physical» PhysicalEntity only. BY DEFINITION of this pattern it DOES NOT encapsulate processes!
Webel Twin Pattern: An AssetSpecification may contain ANY information or data of ANY kind in ANY format about how to acquire, manifest, build, or create a physical asset. This information may be distributed across an @Entity and a PotentialPhysicalAsset.
Webel Twin Pattern: The information and data in AssetSpecification leveraged for creation of a new ActualPhysicalAsset need not necessarily only be «digital».
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[POLICY]{STRICT} Webel Twin Pattern: A «digital» DigitalEntity (a.k.a. @Entity) encapsulates strictly geometrical, spatial, and material aspects of a «physical» PhysicalEntity only. BY DEFINITION of this pattern it DOES NOT encapsulate processes!
[ASSERTION]{STRONG} Webel Twin Pattern: An AssetSpecification may contain ANY information or data of ANY kind in ANY format about how to acquire, manifest, build, or create a physical asset. This information may be distributed across an @Entity and a PotentialPhysicalAsset.
[POLICY]{STRONG} Webel Twin Pattern: The information and data in AssetSpecification leveraged for creation of a new ActualPhysicalAsset need not necessarily only be «digital».
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 Today this process can occur in reverse, with the digital model developed first followed by the physical asset.
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