Experiment on the Effectiveness of Air-Space Numerical Intelligence Modeling for National Security Strategic Information Needs

With the increase of massive spatio-temporal big data of human mobility and the full spread of digital technology, the national security guarantee system with information security at its core is facing new challenges and impacts. Our aim is to explore how a widely available covariate describes the mobility management possibilities of information data so that its disordered mobility can be better modelled. Through validity experiments and spatio-temporal autocorrelation analyses of space-sky numerical intelligence modelling, we reveal the spatial patterns of monitoring the mobility of data-information populations. Our findings outline key correlates of mobility using widely available covariates, alleviating data bottlenecks in highly sensitive and sensitive datasets that are inaccessible to many researchers. In this paper, we present a novel methodology and framework based on spatial-numerical intelligence modelling to demonstrate how information flows of various information security concerns can be constructed for cross-cutting domains of research.