Method and system for data structure creation, organization and searching using basic atomic units of information
OwnerIgor Gershteyninventor
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Abstract
A computer-implemented method for organizing data using basic atomic units of information includes generating an object of interest (OI) comprising an OI name and an OI description. The OI is a basic atomic unit of information. The OI comprises an audience and data associated with the OI is searchable. The method includes assigning one or more characteristics to the OI. The one or more characteristics of the OI are searchable. A first OI is linked with one or more second OIs having at least one overlapping audience or characteristic. The second OI is accessible by a link displayed in the first OI. The first OI is displayed in a visual format that is accessible to a plurality of users.
Claims10
A computer-implemented method for organizing data using basic atomic units of information, the method comprising:
- generating a plurality of objects of interest (OIs), wherein an object of interest (OI) of the plurality of OIs comprises an OI name and an OI description, wherein the OI is a basic atomic unit of information, and the OI comprises an OI scope comprising a first geographic area and a first age scope, wherein the OI scope defines a relevant audience for an OI, and wherein data associated with the OI is searchable;
- assigning one or more characteristics to the OI, wherein the one or more characteristics of the OI, the OI name, and the OI description are searchable;
- searching for at least one OI by defining a search scope including a second geographic area and a second age scope;
- identifying a first OI having overlapping first and second geographic areas and overlapping first and second age scopes, wherein the first OI is controlled by a first administrator;
- generating a second OI having a second OI name that is identical to the OI name of the OI of the plurality of OIs generated, wherein the second OI has a second OI scope comprising a third geographic area at least partially overlapping the first geographic area, wherein the third geographic area is smaller than the first geographic area, wherein the second OI is controlled by a second administrator different from the first administrator;
- reducing a size of the first geographic area to eliminate overlapping between the first geographic area and the third geographic area;
- transferring control of the first OI from the first administrator to the second administrator or transferring control of the second OI from the second administrator to the first administrator after reducing the size of the first geographic area to eliminate overlapping between the first geographic area and the third geographic area.
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