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Online and offline data is the key to Intelligence Agents, but these data cannot be fully analyzed due to the wealth and complexity and non-integrated nature of the information available. In the field of security and intelligence, there is a huge number of data coming from heterogonous data sources in different formats. The integration and the management of these data are very costly and time consuming. The result is a great need for dynamic integration of these intelligent data. In this paper, we propose a complete model that integrates different online and offline data sources. This model takes part between the data sources and our applications.

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Obali, M., Dursun, B. (2013). A Model for Dynamic Integration of Data Sources. In: Özyer, T., Erdem, Z., Rokne, J., Khoury, S. (eds) Mining Social Networks and Security Informatics. Lecture Notes in Social Networks. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-6359-3_1

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