Core · The country already modeled, with its sources loaded
Dialects
The country arrives already modeled: its institutions, its territory, its companies and its public sources, loaded and connected from day one.
The ontology grows without being rebuilt: each country and each sector adds its own object types and relations on the same core.
A country package adds what is specific to that country: its territorial divisions, institutions, sources and identifiers. A sector package adds what is specific to an industry: in defense, platforms, failures, work orders, spare parts, maintenance depots and sustainment contracts.
What is new inherits what already exists: a maintenance depot is infrastructure and connects to the territory without declaring anything; a sustainment contract is a public contract, visible to procurement and integrity. A new sector is born connected to everything else.
What it delivers
- Country packages: Chile, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia
- Sector packages: defense and fleets
- Types and relations inherited from the core
- A new sector without rebuilding the model
The country in one governed model
Ontology
One model of the country: companies, people, agencies, contracts, sanctions, assets, territory and incidents, linked by named relationships and with the source of every data point.
Most institutions keep their information in systems that don't talk to each other: procurement in one, companies in another, the map in a third. Every cross-cutting question ends up in a hand-built spreadsheet.
The ontology defines what exists — every object type — and how things relate — partner of, awards, signs, listed on, operates, located in, affects. Every incoming data point is validated against that model and carries its source, date and confidence level; actual, estimated and simulated data are marked distinctly.
It is sovereign because the model, the data and the rules belong to the country and to the institution using it: it ships with country packs and can be deployed inside your own infrastructure.
What it delivers
- Object types and named relationships
- Validation of every incoming data point
- Source, date and confidence on every fact
- Country and sector packs (Dialects)
- What one source reveals, every other source sees
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