System, Process and Article of Manufacture for Human Health and Longevity Data Analysis

摘要

A system, process and article of manufacture includes the generation of a “BIG Data” set of searchable submissions of biographical and/or physical identity inputs by interested persons with knowledge of deceased third parties; or by self-disclosing individuals to be released either during the lifetime of the submitter (Inter-Vivos) or Post Mortem (PM), each knowing that the consequent anonymous Big Data set comprised of all released submissions will be made accessible to researchers. Submissions are solicited via proprietary questionnaires, developed and rigorously validated using established techniques in behavioral science, statistics and informatics. Since data contained in questionnaire(s) enters the proprietary Big Data set if and when the subject of the questionnaire is dead, a key element of the process is the opportunity for living family members or friends to complete an initial proprietary questionnaire to preserve for the deceased a “Continuity of Identity.” That first questionnaire initiates a profile of biographical and/or physical identity data of the deceased subject accessible at (or remotely from) the respective cemetery or specific place of Post Mortem corporal disposal. Consequently, the living responder is thereby encouraged to begin the assemblage of their own inter-vivos proprietary questionnaire submissions to be released into the proprietary Big Data set either Inter-Vivos or Post Mortem. The method exploits known software techniques to merge quantifiable data fields from all submissions of proprietary questionnaires, thereby creating a researchable Big Data set.

主权项

1. A system for generating a database of combined user personal identity questionnaire responses and user patient medical history data, which comprises at least one user device configured to administer a user personal identity survey, said user device being coupled to a medical center patient database system to supply results of the personal identity survey to said medical center patient database system, said patient database system being configured to combine the results of the personal identity survey with the user patient medical history data, and at least one researcher system coupled to receive the database of the combined results of the personal identity survey and the user patient medical history data, said researcher system being configured to identify correlations in the database between the combined results of the personal identity survey and the user patient medical history data for a plurality of users.