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Global and International Security Under Spatial Grasp Paradigm
Peter Simon Sapaty
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2134/2024.02.004
National Academy of Sciences, Kyiv, Ukraine
Global and international security
cannot be provided from a single point or a set of separate points whatever powerful
these might be (even with quantum supercomputers!). It should rather be deeply embedded
and integrated with bodies of real systems wherever in physical, virtual, or combined
spaces they may exist. So global security capabilities should not only be distributed,
but rather be really spatial, self-organized, and dynamic, also exhibiting overall
integrity, awareness, and consciousness features. The paper describes applicability
of the patented and revealed in 10 books Spatial Grasp Model and Technology (SGT)
and its basic Spatial Grasp Language (SGL) which conceptually and functionally match
security problems of large distributed and heterogeneous systems. It investigates
very practical security solutions for finding and tracing distribution of forbidden
items, world roaming criminals, recovery from natural and human-made disasters,
tracing and elimination of moving dangerous objects in terrestrial and celestial
spaces, as well as analysis and restoration of damaged transport networks. It advises
how different security infrastructures can be organized and managed, and how to
cooperate and integrate within global security systems with higher awareness and
consciousness levels over them. The provided security-oriented version of SGL can
be quickly implemented and integrated with existing distributed management and security
systems.
global security, international security, critical infrastructures, Spatial Grasp Technology, Spatial Grasp Language, distributed language interpretation, self-recovering security scenarios, global security awareness and consciousness
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