Dimetak dynamic seasonal calendar display system

A real-time meteorological data system dynamically determines seasons using AI algorithms to improve seasonal timing for agriculture, tourism, and personal planning.

TR202504326U5Pending Publication Date: 2026-10-21OKAN OZCAN
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Application Number
TR202504326U
Authority / Receiving Office
TR · TR
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-04-11
Publication Date
2026-10-21
Estimated Expiration
2035-04-11
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Abstract

Unlike the Gregorian calendar, which is based on fixed dates, Dimetach is a system that dynamically determines the seasons by working with real-time meteorological data.
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Description

Invention Title: Real-Time Season Determination and Display System (DIMETAK) DİMETAK provides real-time meteorological data, unlike the Gregorian calendar which is based on fixed dates. It is a system that dynamically determines the seasons by working with data. This system enables more accurate timing in many areas, including agriculture, tourism, and individual use. It enables it to be done. The system consists of three layers: data collection, data processing, and data presentation to the user. Meteorological Data (temperature, precipitation, humidity) are analyzed and compared with seasonal thresholds. Artificial intelligence algorithms create these thresholds by processing historical data as well as real-time data. The seasonality of the region is calculated. Users are shown which season it is in, in map and calendar format, with color indicators. This is demonstrated. Agricultural planning, tourism seasons, and individual decisions become more efficient with this system. income. 1

Claims

1. Works with real-time meteorological data, such as temperature, humidity, and precipitation. A system that determines the start and end dates of seasons by analyzing their parameters.

2. According to request number 1, machine learning trained with meteorological data from previous years. using algorithms.

3. According to request number 1, the user is provided with real-time seasonal information via a visual map interface. presentation.

4. According to request number 1, seasonal transitions for different geographical regions should be determined regionally. A system capable of calculation.

5. According to requirement number 1, the system should provide a notification system for industry users.

6. According to requirement number 1, it must include an API interface capable of providing data to external software. 2