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Use SIE for the contribution that makes separately governed meanings usable together. The following working questions locate that contribution and the decisions that remain with neighboring practices.

Working questionSIE contributionBoundary retained
Terminology and ontology across source modelsSIE.2 recovers source meanings, SIE.3 qualifies or develops model content for an integration use, and SIE.4 supplies correspondencesgeneric terminology, ontology, formal science, and local modeling remain with their direct owners
A model needed for a receiving integration answerSIE.2, SIE.3, SIE.4, SIE.7, and SIE.10 apply when the model supplies a named semantic-integration resultlocal model construction and research remain outside SIE
Formal apparatus needed by a semantic mapping or validationexact formal apparatus may become a source, mapping, or validation premiseformal modeling itself is not an SIE lifecycle
Connected engineering descriptions and changed lifecycle informationSIE can return a qualified semantic interface, mapping package, identity/claim result, or affected-use resultSYSE keeps engineering descriptions, configuration, release, assurance, and digital-thread decisions; Data Engineering keeps pipeline operation