Database creation and its methodological basis for digital environment crimes systematization and analysis

The article examines the methodological basis for the creation of a database designed to systematize and analyze crimes committed in the digital environment. A conceptual database structure is being developed to aid research into internet and remote crime. The main purpose of the research is to design and implement a database that enables the structuring of diverse digital traces, increasing the efficiency of analysis and identification of crime patterns. In the research framework, the tasks are set to determine the key entities of the database, to establish the correlations between them. The research methodology includes conceptual design, infological, and datalogical modeling. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the development of a dynamic database structure capable of automatic updating and data analysis in real time. In contrast to existing solutions, the proposed model prioritizes more than mere crime documentation. The major results of the research include the formation of the database infological model, description of its key structural elements. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of integrating analytical tools into the investigation process to improve the speed and accuracy of criminal schemes detection in the digital space.In the research framework, the tasks are set to determine the key entities of the database, to establish the correlations between them. The research methodology includes conceptual design, infological, and datalogical modeling.

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Surgut State University Journal
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35266/2949-3455-2025-2-13
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Digital Transformation in Law
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Database creation and its methodological basis for digital environment crimes systematization and analysis

N. V. Savin
Surgut State University Journal
Digital Transformation in Law
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Database creation and its methodological basis for digital environment crimes systematization and analysis

N. V. Savin
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Abstract

The article examines the methodological basis for the creation of a database designed to systematize and analyze crimes committed in the digital environment. A conceptual database structure is being developed to aid research into internet and remote crime. The main purpose of the research is to design and implement a database that enables the structuring of diverse digital traces, increasing the efficiency of analysis and identification of crime patterns. In the research framework, the tasks are set to determine the key entities of the database, to establish the correlations between them. The research methodology includes conceptual design, infological, and datalogical modeling. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the development of a dynamic database structure capable of automatic updating and data analysis in real time. In contrast to existing solutions, the proposed model prioritizes more than mere crime documentation. The major results of the research include the formation of the database infological model, description of its key structural elements. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of integrating analytical tools into the investigation process to improve the speed and accuracy of criminal schemes detection in the digital space.In the research framework, the tasks are set to determine the key entities of the database, to establish the correlations between them. The research methodology includes conceptual design, infological, and datalogical modeling.

Surgut State University JournalVol. 13(2)
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Digital Transformation in Law
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