stratno
Stratno is a theoretical framework for organizing complex systems into layered strata, enabling modular analysis and controlled interactions between levels. The concept blends ideas from stratigraphy, systems theory, and modular design, and it emphasizes clear interfaces, predictable behavior, and adaptability across layers.
A typical stratno model delineates several layers, each with distinct responsibilities. A core layer defines principles,
Origins and usage: The term Stratno emerged in interdisciplinary discussions in the 2010s as a shorthand for
Applications: In urban planning, Stratno-guided models separate regulatory logic from service delivery, improving resilience and scalability.
Limitations and critique: Some critics argue that excessive layering can hinder cross-layer communication and reduce system
See also: Stratification, Layered architecture, Modularity, Systems theory.