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Sensor A sensor is a transducer that detects a property of the environment or process and produces a corresponding electrical, digital, or optical signal. That signal is then used for monitoring,… Hardware Sensor Calibration Sensor Calibration is the process of aligning sensor output with a known reference so measurements are accurate and repeatable. It corrects measurement bias. Operations Sensor Network A Sensor Network is a set of distributed sensors that collect and transmit data about physical conditions or events. It supports monitoring and automation through distributed sensing. Concept/Framework Sequence Control Sequence Control is control logic that executes actions in a defined order so a process or machine follows the required progression. Operations Serverless Computing Serverless Computing is a cloud execution model where the provider manages server infrastructure and the consumer deploys code or functions without directly managing servers. It emphasizes on-demand execution and automatic… Service Model Service Assurance Service Assurance is the operational practice of monitoring, analyzing, and maintaining service performance so it meets required service levels. It links operational data to service quality through continuous measurement and… Operations Service Beam Assignment Service Beam Assignment is the assignment of a satellite beam or service region to a user, demand area, or traffic group. It links beam resources to service demand. Operations Service Continuity Service Continuity is the ability to maintain or restore a service without unacceptable interruption when conditions change or faults occur. Operations Service Degradation Service Degradation is a reduction in the performance, quality, or reliability of a service without a complete outage. The service still operates but at reduced quality. Operations Service Delivery Service delivery is the end-to-end provision of a service that meets its intended functional and operational requirements. Concept/Framework