Mapping Between Models
Models may have semantic relationships with other models—for example, when a set of models describes a particular system at different levels of abstraction. As code-driven developers, we construct one model from others by applying a set of implicit rules.
MDA must support iterative and incremental development. This means that mappings between models must be repeatable. This makes it possible to express each aspect of a system at an appropriate level of abstraction while keeping the various models in synch.
Models may have semantic relationships with other models; for example, a set of models may describe a particular system at different levels of abstraction. It's desirable to have mappings between different but related ...
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