Palantir Technologies Inc.

Andrew Higgins

Benjamin Duffield

Thomas Powell

Frank Chen

Samantha Woodward

Aaron Rubin

Willi Raschkowski

Jesse Hampton

Akshay Krishnaswamy

Anshuman Prasad

Harsh Pandey

Nabeel Qureshi

Luis Ruigomez

Systems and methods are provided for enhanced processing of time series data via parallelization of instructions. An example method includes receiving a query indicating time series datasets and operations to be performed on the time series datasets. Nodes associated with the query are identified, with each node associated with a time series dataset. Nodes associated with operations to be performed are generated. The nodes are assembled into query tree, with parent nodes of the query tree indicating operations that are to be applied to children nodes. Instructions for processing the query tree are generated. At least a subset of the instructions is provided to one or more compute systems for processing in parallel. Results are received, and presented in a user interface.

Enhanced processing of time series data via parallelization of instructions

A computer-implemented method is provided to visualize data related to one or more assets utilizing an interactive geospatial map. The system may receive query criteria, indicating a geographic region of interest and/or timespan of interest, and may access a plurality of datasets including a first dataset comprising data items associated with default locations of assets and a second dataset comprising data items associated with transit events of assets, and wherein the plurality of datasets are associated with geographic locations and respective times. The system may query the plurality of datasets to determine, for assets associated with the one or more data items, expected geographic locations of the assets, and may generate user interface data configured for rendering an interactive user interface including an interactive geospatial map with indications of the expected geographic locations of the assets, and a plurality of interactive tables.

Interactive geospatial map and geospatial visualization systems

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are provided for validating data for integration. A file to be integrated into a dataset may be determined. The file may be characterized by a file name and metadata. Whether the dataset can be identified based on the file name and the metadata may be determined. Based on the dataset not being identifiable, information needed to identify the dataset may be requested. Based on the dataset being identifiable, the file may be routed for integration into the dataset.

Validating data for integration

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Andrew Higgins