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Cross-domain interoperability

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Cross-domain interoperability refers to the interaction of the virtual cyber world and the physical world. The term “domain” in this instance refers to entities having a common mission, interest or goal, which may be separated or defined by political, legal, social or other limitations. Multiple domains may be needed for effective information exchange.^[1]

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^ Slater, T. "Cross-Domain Interoperability", Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium - NCOIC, 2013

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