Data Exchange Standards
UOR Data Protocols provide standardized formats and mechanisms for exchanging data between systems while preserving semantic integrity and ensuring data sovereignty.
These protocols enable seamless interoperability between UOR-native applications and traditional systems, creating a bridge between the semantic web and existing infrastructure.
Data Protocols
Standardized formats for semantic data exchange
Key Components
The Data Protocols consist of several key components that work together to enable semantic data exchange
Universal Object Reference Format
A standardized format for representing objects and their relationships, enabling semantic clarity and interoperability across systems.
- Unique object identifiers
- Property and relationship definitions
- Semantic type system
Semantic Graph Exchange
Protocols for exchanging semantic graphs between systems, enabling the preservation of context and relationships during data transfer.
- Graph serialization formats
- Incremental graph updates
- Conflict resolution mechanisms
Data Sovereignty Mechanisms
Mechanisms for ensuring data sovereignty, enabling individuals and organizations to maintain control over their data while still enabling secure, verifiable sharing.
- Access control policies
- Data provenance tracking
- Consent management
Technical Details
Protocol Specifications
The UOR Data Protocols are defined by a set of specifications that ensure interoperability and semantic integrity across systems:
UOR Object Format
The UOR Object Format defines how objects are represented in the UOR ecosystem, including their properties, relationships, and behaviors.
This format ensures that objects maintain their semantic integrity as they move between systems, enabling seamless interoperability.
Graph Exchange Protocol
The Graph Exchange Protocol defines how semantic graphs are exchanged between systems, including serialization formats, incremental updates, and conflict resolution.
This protocol ensures that semantic relationships are preserved during data transfer, enabling systems to maintain a coherent understanding of shared objects.
Implementation Details
The UOR Data Protocols are implemented with a focus on interoperability, performance, and security:
Protocol Bindings
The Data Protocols include bindings for various transport protocols, including HTTP, WebSockets, and peer-to-peer protocols, enabling integration with a wide range of systems.
These bindings ensure that UOR-native applications can communicate with existing systems and infrastructure, creating a bridge between the semantic web and traditional systems.
Security Considerations
The Data Protocols include security considerations such as authentication, authorization, and encryption, ensuring that data is protected during transit and at rest.
These security measures are designed to work with the UOR Math Package's cryptographic primitives, providing end-to-end security for UOR-native applications.
Applications
The Data Protocols enable a wide range of applications across various domains
Data Sharing
The Data Protocols enable secure, verifiable data sharing between individuals, organizations, and systems, with full control over who can access what data and for what purpose.
System Integration
The Data Protocols enable seamless integration between UOR-native applications and traditional systems, creating a bridge between the semantic web and existing infrastructure.
Data Sovereignty
The Data Protocols enable true data sovereignty, allowing individuals and organizations to maintain control over their data while still enabling secure, verifiable sharing and computation.
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