Understand the setting
Use the context of a shopping center and its common physical spaces relevant to your participation.

Clusters · Dumpla
The Cluster represents a shopping center and its common physical spaces as a Species with its own context, presence, and coordination.
The whole brings together participating building systems, businesses, and common-area activities for the relationship between shared facilities, visitors, and commercial activity. Its presence lets participants understand the place through the integrated context of its activities.
Shopping centers in practice
Ask: “Which common areas have the greatest activity right now?” The response uses the context available to your participation.
Use the context of a shopping center and its common physical spaces relevant to your participation.
The activity involves participating building systems, businesses, and common-area activities.
Request to coordinate an authorized service activity across common areas within your authority.
Shopping centers
The Cluster relates the relationship between shared facilities, visitors, and commercial activity to participating building systems, businesses, and common-area activities.
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Flows organize the relationship between shared facilities, visitors, and commercial activity. Their child activities retain their own participants.
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The question “Which common areas have the greatest activity right now?” addresses the Cluster and the context of the whole.
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The whole can coordinate an authorized service activity across common areas through the relevant Actors and Actions.
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Each business keeps its own data and operating scope within the shared place.

Clusters
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