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Entity Map Domain

The Entity Map domain provides an entity relationship mapping and graph visualization system. Users create named entity maps containing typed nodes (persons, organizations, locations, vehicles) and directed edges with ar

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The Entity Map domain provides an entity relationship mapping and graph visualization system. Users create named entity maps containing typed nodes (persons, organizations, locations, vehicles) and directed edges with ar

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content/modules/domain-entity-map.md

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24 feb 2026

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API-Domeinen

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api-domainsgeospatial

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Overview#

The Entity Map domain provides an entity relationship mapping and graph visualization system. Users create named entity maps containing typed nodes (persons, organizations, locations, vehicles) and directed edges with arbitrary properties. Access is controlled by organization isolation and a four-tier secrecy level hierarchy enforced via RBAC clearance checks.

Key Features#

  • Named entity map creation with typed nodes and directed edges
  • Support for multiple node types (persons, organizations, locations, vehicles)
  • Arbitrary property storage on nodes and edges via JSONB
  • Four-tier secrecy level hierarchy (UNCLASSIFIED through TOP SECRET)
  • RBAC clearance checks for map access control
  • Dual-database persistence with graph replication for traversal queries
  • Organization isolation with tenant-scoped access
  • Visual graph representation for relationship analysis

Use Cases#

  1. Building visual relationship maps for investigation entities
  2. Mapping organizational structures and hierarchies for analysis
  3. Tracking relationships between persons, locations, and vehicles in investigations
  4. Creating classified entity maps with secrecy level access controls

Integration#

Integrates with entity management and investigation domains. Supports dual-database writes for transactional persistence and graph-based relationship traversal.

Last Reviewed: 2026-02-24