With reference to Figure 11.1 , list two specific examples of each of the blocks shown in the diagrams. For one case of each block, describe the kind of data that flows along the paths shown by the lines between the blocks

Create UML diagram for this:  Layers of gasses are given, with certain type (ozone, oxygen, carbon dioxide) and thickness, affected by atmospheric variables (thunderstorm, sunshine, other effects). When a part of one layer changes into another layer due to an atmospheric variable, the newly transformed layer ascends and engrosses the first identical type of layer of gasses over it. In case there is no identical layer above, it creates a new layer on the top of the atmosphere. In the following we declare, how the different types of layers react to the different variables by changing their type and thickness. No layer can have a thickness less than 0.5 km, unless it ascends to the identical-type upper layer. In case there is no identical one, the layer perishes.

Explain the concept of data flow direction in the context of data binding architectures.

Specify the primary guidelines that must be adhered to when designing data input fields. Consider the subsequent set of rules: Exist any circumstances where their violation would be acceptable?