Universal Autosophy Data Formats for Network-Centric
systems.
Replacing old Platform-centric
systems with modern Network-centric systems
Authors: Klaus Holtz, Eric Holtz, Diana Kalienky.
Published / Presented at: PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE, Defense Transformation and Network-Centric Systems, 17 – 20 April 2006, Kissimmee, Florida, USA, Volume 6249, Paper 6249-37.
Level: Expert
Abstract: Conventional platform-centric communication systems are now
being replaced by modern network-centric systems such as the packet-switching
Internet. A number of problems arise, resulting mainly from the lingering
effects of the outdated Shannon information theory. Data has traditionally been
communicated in meaningless bit streams according to the Shannon theory. An
alternative Autosophy theory communicates data "content" in Internet
packets using universal data formats. The new theory evolved from research into
self-assembling structures, such as chemical crystals and living trees. Similar
natural principles can produce self-assembling data structures that grow in
electronic memories without programming -- like data crystals or data trees.
The learning algorithms grow hyperspace knowledge libraries for communication
and archiving. The advantages include high lossless data compression,
unbreakable "codebook" encryption, resistance to transmission errors,
universally compatible data formats, and virtual immunity to the Internet's
Quality of Service (QoS) problems. A content-based 64bit data format was
developed for real-time multimedia Internet communications. Legacy data can be
converted to the universal 64bit format using software patches or integrated
chipsets. The codes can then be forwarded via any media (cable, radio,
satellite, or the Internet) without reformatting. The new data formats could be
phased in without disruption to existing communications.
Keywords: Autosophy, Information theories, Omni Dimensional Networks, Self-assembling data networks, Universal data formats, Multimedia communication, Internet Quality of Service, data compression, encryption.
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