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A computing system for incident response and information augmentation
A recently filed patent (Publication Number: US20230315601A1) describes a computing system that can handle incidents by obtaining information, generating a representation of the information, augmenting the representation with additional contextual information, determining a response, and implementing or transmitting the response to another computing system. The system includes one or more processors and memory storing instructions for executing these tasks.
The patent claims that the system can transform the format of the information into an ontological representation by mapping elements, attributes, or properties from the information to ontological constructs. This transformation can involve merging information from different sources to create a common ontological representation. Additionally, the system can modify the ontological representation to incorporate additional information obtained in a different format or based on changes in the format.
The information associated with the incident can include details such as time, location, type, and extent of spread. It can also include textual data and sensor data, providing a comprehensive view of the incident.
The system determines a response by calculating a score that indicates the urgency of the incident. The response is then based on this score, ensuring that the system addresses the incident effectively.
To provide additional context, the system includes information about structural entities or infrastructural entities within a certain distance from the incident. It also considers human entities associated with these structural entities, further enhancing the understanding of the incident.
The response can be implemented electronically or physically, depending on the nature of the incident and the appropriate course of action.
In summary, the patent describes a computing system that can handle incidents by obtaining and representing information, augmenting it with contextual details, determining a response based on urgency, and implementing or transmitting the response to another system. The system can transform the format of the information into an ontological representation, merge information from different sources, and incorporate additional information. It considers various aspects of the incident, including time, location, type, extent of spread, textual data, sensor data, and contextual information about structural and human entities. The response can be implemented electronically or physically, ensuring an effective resolution to the incident.
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