ANDRBEL Digital Asset Strategy - ADAS Framework Series
ADAS Framework Methodology (AFM) v1.0
The ADAS Framework Series adopts a unified methodological architecture for investigating the fundamental structures of Cultural Digital Assets and Decentralized Cultural Infrastructure.
Every framework within the series shall be organized around four mandatory structural components.
1. Research Question
Each framework begins with one clearly defined research question.
The research question establishes the conceptual scope of the framework and defines the structural phenomenon under investigation.
2. Continuum
Each framework develops a Continuum.
The Continuum explains how the investigated structure progressively emerges over time.
It represents the developmental dimension of the framework.
3. Domains
Each framework identifies Domains.
Domains describe where the investigated structure becomes operational.
They represent the organizational and functional dimension of the framework.
4. Metrics
Each framework defines Metrics.
Metrics provide methods for evaluating the maturity, effectiveness, and long-term development of the investigated structure.
They represent the evaluative dimension of the framework.
Structural Principle
Every fundamental structure should be understood through its emergence, its operational domains, and its measurable development.
Application Across the ADAS Framework Series
| Framework | Research Question | Continuum | Domains | Metrics | |
| AUF | What constitutes meaningful utility in Cultural Digital Assets? | Cultural Utility Continuum | Utility Domains | Utility Metrics | |
| AGF | How does cultural responsibility become organized over time? | Governance Structure Continuum | Governance Domains | Governance Metrics | |
| ASF | What establishes trustworthy security within Cultural Digital Assets? | Security Continuum | Security Domains | Security Metrics | |
| ATF | How should economic structures reinforce cultural value? | Economic Continuum | Economic Domains | Economic Metrics | |
| AIF | How do Cultural Digital Assets achieve meaningful interoperability? | Interoperability Continuum | Interoperability Domains | Interoperability Metrics | |
| ACF | How should Cultural Digital Assets demonstrate methodological compliance? | Compliance Continuum | Compliance Domains | Compliance Metrics |
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Suggested citation:
AndrBel, “Artist Legacy Infrastructure: Why an Artist Needs More Than an Archive,” ARTHALL Papers #1, ARTHALL BEL4224, 2025.
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