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This founding priority statement aims to establish a framework for transforming lived trajectories into secure attestation assets.

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Trajectory Engineering: Founding Priority Statement

DVDan VoulezACT Foundation

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This founding priority statement aims to establish a framework for transforming lived trajectories into secure attestation assets.
Introduction of canonical release and timestamp proof standards
Utilization of SHA-256 for ensuring data integrity
Provision of timestamp response and query attachments for verification
Successful transformation of admitted trajectories into verifiable assets
Verification process is established through canonical timestamping
Custody of underlying information is maintained throughout the process

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This founding priority statement introduces Trajectory Engineering: the transformation of lived, admitted trajectories into sealed, verifiable and invocable attestation assets while preserving custody of the underlying information. Canonical release and RFC 3161 timestamp proof: https://github.com/danvoulez/trajectory-engineering/releases/tag/v1.0. The timestamp response (.tsr) and timestamp query (.tsq) are attached to the GitHub Release: https://github.com/danvoulez/trajectory-engineering/releases/download/v1.0/trajectory-engineering-v1.0.tsr and https://github.com/danvoulez/trajectory-engineering/releases/download/v1.0/trajectory-engineering-v1.0.tsq. Canonical SHA-256: fa0a73b193fad31e377a1b53d2d5a03bf9ee9984da9ce02cd918f83f40ea27ec.

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