Abstract
In the era of big data, one of the most critical challenges is ensuring secure access, retrieval, and sharing of linked spatiotemporal data. To address this challenge, this paper introduces a groundbreaking blockchain-enabled evolutionary indirect feedback graph algorithm for the secure management of interconnected spatiotemporal datasets. The algorithm utilizes a generative neural network model for data imputation, predicting and generating plausible values to improve dataset completeness and integrity. The core architecture utilizes blockchain technology to optimize data retrieval efficiency and uphold robust access control mechanisms. The algorithm incorporates indirect feedback mechanisms, allowing users to provide implicit feedback through their interactions, enhancing the relevance and efficiency of data retrieval. In addition. sophisticated graph-based techniques are used to model intricate relationships between data entities, facilitating seamless data retrieval and sharing in interwoven datasets. The algorithm’s data security approach includes comprehensive access control mechanisms, encryption, and authentication mechanisms, safeguarding data confidentiality and integrity. Extensive evaluations show significant enhancements in retrieval performance and access control precision, making the proposed model a promising solution for the secure management of expansive interconnected spatiotemporal data.
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