Palantir Technologies Inc.

Mitch Beard

Mark Elliot

Joel Ossher

John McKinstry Doyle

Adam Frank

Javier Campanini

Christopher Richbourg

Christopher Brahms

Agatha Yu

Robin Lim

Seth Robinson

Tristan Huber

Youssef Moussaoui

Toan Ton

Katie Laidlaw

Jonathan Stambolis

Krasimira Kapitanova

Ohsuk Kwon

Michael Stoeckel

Mike Glazer

Dathan Bennett

Steve Matuszek

Greg Barbaccia

A system with methodology for dynamic modular ontology. In one embodiment, for example, a method comprises: receiving a command from an analyst to create a new ontology module; receiving, from the analyst, a selection of a first ontology module to import into the new ontology module; receiving, from the analyst, a selection of a second ontology module to import into the new ontology module; detecting an ambiguous data type definition conflict between a first definition of a data type in the first ontology module and a second definition of the data type in the second ontology module; generating a third definition of the data type reflecting a resolution of the ambiguous data type definition conflict; and storing, in a data container, the new ontology module comprising the third definition of the data type.

System with methodology for dynamic modular ontology

Systems and techniques for sharing data related to city resiliency are described herein. The user interfaces described herein, such as electronic readers, clustering visualizations, and/or map visualizations, may provide human users with tools for effective workflow processes to share and analyze data related to city resiliency. Strategies to detect potential city resiliency issues and/or resilience data may be automatically shared, investigated, executed, applied, and/or used by entities. Strategies and/or resilience data may be modified to redact sensitive information and/or configured through granular access controls for sharing. Electronic communications may be automatically ingested and shared through the city resiliency sharing system.

Distributed workflow system and database with access controls for city resiliency

Computer implemented systems and methods are disclosed for structuring data from unstructured electronic data files. In accordance with some embodiments, an electronic data file including unstructured content associated with a legal process return is received and the unstructured content parsed. The unstructured content is parsed to identify one or more objects and properties based on a database ontology that are processed to generate an object model. A data report may be generated based on the identified objects and properties.

Systems and methods for structuring data from unstructured electronic data files

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Mitch Beard