Blockchain-Based Nonlinear Analysis for Data Auditing Management: Principles and Applications

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M. Sri Lakshmi, P. Md. Shahid, Ganthi Sai Vamsi, Md. Shahid Afrid, P. Vamsidhar Reddy, K. Raghu

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This document introduces the "Blockchain-Based Nonlinear Analysis for Data Auditing Management: Principles and Applications," a framework designed to transform data management strategies through increased transparency, security, and efficiency. Utilizing the immutable and decentralized characteristics of blockchain technology, this framework ensures the integrity of data and provides traceability across diverse sectors. It presents a secure method for the recording and auditing of data transactions, protecting against unauthorized alterations and increasing trust among stakeholders. The framework is versatile, with potential applications in various domains, yet its efficacy is particularly demonstrated through a theoretical case study in the organ donation and transplantation field. Here, it tackles prevalent challenges such as consent verification, organ matching, and the documentation of transplant outcomes, ensuring a process that is both transparent and secure. The framework's adaptability and scalability position it as an essential tool for enhancing data accuracy, auditability, and operational transparency across numerous data management contexts. The principles behind the framework and highlights its practical applications, underscoring its role in improving data management practices globally.

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