Difference between revisions of "Namespaces as Catalogs"
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=Individuals and Agencies= | =Individuals and Agencies= | ||
The identities of human users are managed using Authentication and authorization services such as [[Keycloak]]. | The identities of human users are managed using Authentication and authorization services such as distributed [[Keycloak]] services. | ||
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By using ideas borrowed from [[What3Words]], one may come up with intuitive, yet convenient and succinct unique labeling of spatial locations, that enables the labeling of land masses and its association of time-based ownership. | By using ideas borrowed from [[What3Words]], one may come up with intuitive, yet convenient and succinct unique labeling of spatial locations, that enables the labeling of land masses and its association of time-based ownership. By associating a triple, composed of | ||
<math>Triple = N_{location}, N_{ownership}, N_{duration}</math> | |||
, this unique data content combination should define a unique status of land ownership. | |||
Latest revision as of 03:23, 6 May 2022
A namespace has the property that all entries should be distinguishable from each other, and ideally, not having too many overlapping names.
Individuals and Agencies
The identities of human users are managed using Authentication and authorization services such as distributed Keycloak services.
Products and Services
Products such as books, cars, and other manufactured products are managed by unique namespaces defined in PKC-managed namespaces. Services such as computational services, energy, water, hospitality, and other amenities can also be managed in PKC-managed namespaces. And PKC-managed namespace is defined using a hierarchical data structure, similar to XML or YAML.
Land Ownership
By using ideas borrowed from What3Words, one may come up with intuitive, yet convenient and succinct unique labeling of spatial locations, that enables the labeling of land masses and its association of time-based ownership. By associating a triple, composed of
, this unique data content combination should define a unique status of land ownership.