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Clinical data records what happened. ESP360° preserves why the decision happened.

A structured decision-provenance architecture built to represent the human reasoning, uncertainty, context and timing that conventional clinical telemetry leaves out.

Presented by Mark E. Paull at CRC 2026 in Philadelphia: one short oral presentation and two e-posters, all accepted through competitive abstract review. This site is the public, conference-safe presentation layer. Reconstructive engineering detail remains private.

Mark E. PaullMark E. PaullIndependent Researcher · Decision Systems Architect · 60th year with type 1 diabetes
536annotated records
468decision events
340structured columns
21annotation layers

One subject, 68 consecutive days — 12 October to 18 December 2025, no gaps. Proof of concept, not validation.

Verified post-submission dataset figures are 340 structured variables across 68 consecutive days. Conference-submission details that remain under CRC embargo are withheld until October 9, 2026.

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CRC 2026 · THREE ACCEPTED PRESENTATIONS

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BREAKTHROUGH T1D CLINICAL & RESEARCH CONGRESS · PHILADELPHIA · OCTOBER 9–11, 2026

THREE ACCEPTED CRC 2026 PRESENTATIONS

Three accepted presentations. Conference files will be released when CRC 2026 opens on October 9; the peer-reviewed #47 paper is already public.

ORAL · #47

The Calendar Is Not Biology.

Temporal Topology in Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Published result — Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics
An 89-day CGM series of 25,536 readings: circular temporal topology preserved 12.1% more information than midnight segmentation (3.56 vs 3.18 bits, p < 0.001).
This is the peer-reviewed temporal-topology study, a separate dataset from the ESP360° annotated workbook of 68 consecutive days shown above. PubMed

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E-POSTER · #33

Accepted E-Poster #33

Conference abstract details available October 9, 2026

Accepted e-poster.
Abstract content remains under CRC publication embargo until October 9, 2026.

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E-POSTER · #51

Accepted E-Poster #51

Conference abstract details available October 9, 2026

Accepted e-poster.
Abstract content remains under CRC publication embargo until October 9, 2026.

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BREAKTHROUGH T1D · PHILADELPHIA · OCTOBER 9–11, 2026 CRC 2026 RESOURCES Open the conference materials ↓
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ORAL · #47Temporal Topology in Continuous Glucose Monitoring
E-POSTER · #33Conference abstract details available October 9, 2026
E-POSTER · #51Conference abstract details available October 9, 2026
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1968 Canadian Diabetes Association newsletter feature showing Mark Paull at age 12

The longitudinal record begins before digital diabetes

1968: one year after diagnosis.

A Canadian Diabetes Association newsletter clipping documents the beginning of the lived record behind the later ESP360° architecture. The research argument is not that longevity proves the model; it explains the unusually long observational substrate from which the decision-layer problem emerged.

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The core distinction

Inference is not provenance.

A model may infer why a person acted. ESP360° is designed to preserve what the person actually knew, expected, feared, weighed and decided before the outcome was known.