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Integrated Hydrologic Forecast System (IHFS) Software Architecture

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Section 1 Introduction 1.1 Purpose 1.2 Characterization of the IHFS Architecture 1.2.1 Interactive Interface Layer 1.2.2 IHFS Applications Layer 1.2.3 IHFS Infrastructure Layer 1.2.4 AWIPS Layer Section 2 IHFS Architectural Requirements 2.1 Driving Requirements 2.2 Architectural Constraints 2.3 Architectural Requirements Section 3 Target IHFS Architecture 3.1 Interactive Interface Layer 3.2 IHFS Infrastructure Layer Architecture. 3.2.1 Application Control Services 3.2.2 Application Communication Services 3.2.3 Data Access Services 3.3 IHFS Applications Layer Architecture Section 4 Transitional IHFS Architectures and Strategies 4.1 IHFS Infrastructure 4.2 IHFS Interactive Interface 4.3 IHFS Applications Section 5 Implementation Technologies and Standards Section 6 Architecture Requirements Satisfaction Section 7 Open Issues Section 8 Currently Defined IHFS Services Interfaces 8.1 IHFS Infrastructure Layer APIs for Data Access Services 8.2 IHFS Infrastructure Layer APIs for Application Control and Communication Section 9 Discussion of Other Options Considered 9.1 Data Structure Storage and Synchronization: RFC and WFO 9.2 D2D Architectural Issues 9.3 Informix Architectural Issues 9.4 Application Data Access Services Function Interface 9.4.1 Data Retrieval 9.4.2 Data Storage 9.4.3 Logical Data Storage Organization Appendix A Example Code Use of Procedural Data Access APIs

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